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EPI 320 Introduction to Epidemiology (3) NW Goldberg
For the undergraduate student wishing to devote only one quarter to a course in epidemiologic methods. Description of ways in which variation in disease occurrence is documented and how that variation is studied to understand causes of disease. Prerequisite: either BIOST 310, QMETH 201, Q SCI 381, STAT 220, STAT/CS&SS/SOC 221, or STAT 311, any of which may be taken concurrently. Offered: WSp.
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EPI 499 Undergraduate Research (*)
Offered: AWSpS.
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EPI 501 Public Health Practice at the Local Level (3)
Basic overview of state and local public health practice with leaders in the field and case studies focusing on rural and urban public health challenges. Offers preparation for practice in public health agencies. Prerequisite: HSERV 511 or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with HSERV 501.
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EPI 502 Physical Activity in Health and Disease (3) Duncan
Impact of physical activity on individual and public health. Overview of physiological adaptations to activity, exercise prescription, exercise epidemiology, and prevention of chronic diseases. Public health recommendations for activity in the U.S. population, and the effects of the built environment on activity. Prerequisite: human physiology Offered: jointly with NUTR 505; Sp.
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EPI 503 Applied Epidemiology in Public Health Practice (3) Baseman
Introduces the principles, methods, and issues in public health practice-based epidemiology. Covers public health surveillance, outbreak and cluster investigation, community health assessment, screening, evaluation, and other select topics. Offered: jointly with HSERV 503; Sp.
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EPI 505 Preventing Healthcare Associated Infections (1)
Multidisciplinary approach to understanding, measuring, and developing policy to prevent healthcare associated infections. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: jointly with MED 540; W.
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EPI 507 HIV and STIs in Women and Children (3) John-Stewart
Examines the emerging global public health crisis and the plight of women and children with HIV/STIs. Reviews targeted approached pertaining to women and children and their vulnerability to HIV/STIs. Offered: jointly with G H 564/OB GYN 590; A.
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EPI 510 Epidemiologic Data Analysis (3) Mackelprang, Winer
Intended for students planning to take EPI 514. Introduces concepts and programming skills necessary to analyze data sets for case-control and cohort studies. Provides students hands-on experience in using epidemiologic data sets for stratified analyses with SAS and Stata. Prerequisite: EPI 511 or EPI 512. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: W.
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EPI 511 Introduction to Epidemiology (4) Kukull
Epidemiologic methods for non-epidemiology majors. Focuses on research designs and methods to describe distribution and determinants of disease and health events in populations; uses quantitative and biomedical information to infer whether causal relationships exist between potential causes and disease in populations. Offered: A.
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EPI 512 Epidemiologic Methods I (4) Holt, Rowhani, Weiss
Considers principles and methods of epidemiology. Covers measures of disease frequency, descriptive epidemiology, overview of study designs, measures of excess risk, causal inference, screening, measurement error, misclassification, effect modification, and confounding. First in a two course sequence. Prerequisite: BIOST 511, which may be taken concurrently, or equivalent. Offered: A.
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EPI 513 Epidemiologic Methods II (4) Holt, Rowhani, Weiss
Considers how epidemiologic studies may be designed to maximize etiologic inference. Covers infectious disease epidemiologic studies, randomized controlled trials, cohort studies, case-control studies, cross-sectional studies, ecological and multilevel studies, and selected topics such as meta-analysis. Second in a two course sequence. Prerequisite: EPI 512. Offered: W.
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EPI 514 Application of Epidemiologic Methods (4) Hawes, Littman
Practical experience in analysis of data. Students analyze data sets currently on file using contemporary epidemiologic methods as taught in EPI 512 and EPI 513. Prerequisite: EPI 510 or experience in statistical programming; EPI 512, EPI 513, and epidemiology major. Offered: Sp.
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EPI 515 Advanced Epidemiologic Methods (4) Guthrie, Phipps
Introduces advanced epidemiologic methods, including causal inference, inverse probability weighting, propensity scores, imputation for missing data, approaches to multiple comparisons, Bayesian inference, meta-analysis, mediation analysis, and marginal structural models. Prerequisite: EPI 512; EPI 513; EPI 514; EPI 536/BIOST 536. Offered: jointly with BIOST 519; Sp.
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EPI 516 Statistical Methods in Genetic Epidemiology (3)
Theory and application of statistical techniques used in genetic epidemiology. Includes discussion of association studies, linkages and segregation analyses. Examples stressed with reference to assumptions and limitations. Prerequisite: either BIOST 513 or BIOST 518; PHG 511/EPI 517; or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with BIOST 516/PHG 519.
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EPI 517 Genetic Epidemiology (3)
Research methods for evaluating genetic influences on disease and risk factors and genetic-environmental interactions. Study designs and statistical methods include twin studies, family studies, population-based association studies, segregation analysis, and linkage analysis. Prerequisite: EPI 511, BIOST 511, and GENOME 371, or equivalent. Offered: jointly with PHG 511; Sp.
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EPI 519 Epidemiology of Cardiovascular Disease (3) Fretts, Psaty
Principles, methods, and issues in the epidemiology of cardiovascular disease. Focuses on coronary heart disease and its major risk factors; also covers other topics such as stroke and sudden death. The format includes informal lectures and discussions of the current literature. Prerequisite: EPI 511 or EPI 512, EPI 513. Offered: A.
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EPI 520 Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases (3) Manhart
Infectious diseases from a public health perspective. Topics include analytic methods, study design, outbreak investigations, surveillance, vaccine evaluations, global eradication, screening, modeling, and infectious causes of chronic diseases. Homework and discussion based on current examples from the published literature. Prerequisite: EPI 511, EPI 512, or permission of instructor. Offered: W.
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EPI 521 Epidemiology of Maternal and Child Health Problems ([3-4]-) Enquobahrie
Contributions to understanding and prevention of major maternal and child health problems, including pregnancy outcome, infant and child morbidity and mortality, maternal morbidity and mortality, abnormal child growth and development, and early-life factors in adult health problems. Prerequisite: graduate, medical, or dental school standing and EPI 511 or EPI 512 or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with HSERV 542; W.
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EPI 522 Reproductive Epidemiology (3) Holt
Focuses on female reproductive system conditions and diseases, non-birth pregnancy outcomes, and impact of pregnancy on later health. Presentation of current epidemiologic knowledge and discussion of methodologic issues on topics including the menstrual cycle; contraception; infertility; spontaneous and induced abortion; and uterine and ovarian disease. Prerequisite: either EPI 511, both EPI 512 and EPI 513, or permission of instructor. Offered: Sp, even years.
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EPI 524 Epidemiologic Studies of Cancer Etiology and Prevention (3-4) Li
Current knowledge of the role of environmental/lifestyle factors and genetic susceptibility in the etiology of several cancers with an emphasis on study design. Prerequisite: either EPI 511 or EPI 512; concurrent enrollment in EPI 513. Offered: W.
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EPI 527 Vaccines (3) Wald
Overview of issues in vaccine development, clinical trials, implementation of vaccination programs, and the role of vaccines in the control of infectious diseases. Emphasizes current issues and real-world challenges in the vaccine field and features critical reading of the literature. Prerequisite: either EPI 511, EPI 512, or EPI 513. Offered: A.
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EPI 528 Exposure Measurement in Epidemiology (3) J. DELANEY
Principles and methods of measuring exposures (risk factors) in epidemiological studies. Questionnaire design; quality-control procedures for interviews, record abstraction, and lab methods; validity and reliability of measures; effects of measurement error; maximizing response rates; measurement of specific exposures. Prerequisite: EPI 513. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: Sp.
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EPI 529 Emerging Infections of International Public Health Importance (3-) Hortwitch
Focuses on the nexus between emerging infections and increasing globalization of the world due to the mobility of people and goods. Examines emergent events through risk factors and associated macro changes implicated in their genesis. Reviews microbial evolutionary strategies and factors of emergence. Prerequisite: graduate standing. Offered: jointly with HSERV 536; W.
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EPI 530 AIDS: A Multidisciplinary Approach (2)
Comprehensive overview of the public health, clinical, and laboratory aspects of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and disease. Topics include the pathogenesis, natural history, and management of HIV infections; the impact of HIV/AIDS on community and global healthcare; and prospects for prevention and control. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: jointly with G H 562/MED 530; A.
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EPI 531 Statistical Methods for Analysis with Missing Data (3) Chan
Covers statistical methods for the analysis of missing data, including likelihood-based, weighted GEE, multiple imputation, and Bayesian approaches. Uses computational tools such as EM algorithm and Gibbs' sampler. Covers both ignorable and non-ignorable missing-data mechanisms as well as cross-sectional and longitudinal study designs. Primarily uses data arising from epidemiologic studies. Offered: jointly with BIOST 531; W.
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EPI 532 Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases in Resource-Limited Countries (3) McClelland
A review of major infectious disease problems of the developing world, including AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, measles, and diarrhea, with an emphasis on public health control strategies. Offered: Sp, odd years.
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EPI 533 Pharmacoepidemiology (3) Boudreau, Heckbert
Overview of pharmacoepidemiology including drug development and approval; application of epidemiologic methods to study drug safety and effectiveness; exploration of the interplay between research and public policy; introduction to resources for information about drugs; introduction to pharmacology principles pertinent to pharmacoepidemiology. Prerequisite: Health Sciences graduate student; either EPI 511 or both EPI 512 and EPI 513; or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with PHARM 533; Sp, even years.
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EPI 536 Categorical Data Analysis in Epidemiology (4)
Summary of univariate categorical data analysis; introduction to multivariate analysis of categorical epidemiologic and health sciences data using multiplicative models. Experience at interpretation; familiarity with available softwareprograms gained by analysis of bona fide data and critiques of published analyses appearing in literature. Prerequisite: BIOST 515; EPI 513 and either BIOST 513 or BIOST 518; or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with BIOST 536; A.
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EPI 537 Survival Data Analysis in Epidemiology (4)
Introduction to multivariate analysis of survival data using multiplicative models. Application to epidemiologic and health sciences studies. Familiarity with interpretation and available softwarecomputer programs gained by analysis of bona fide sets of data and critiques of published analyses appearing in the literature. Prerequisite: BIOST 536 or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with BIOST 537; W.
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EPI 538 Nutritional Epidemiology (3) Beresford, Kratz
Application of epidemiological methods to studies of diet, nutrition, and chronic disease. A discussion of current issues and controversies enables students to design studies and read the literature in nutritional epidemiology. Prerequisite: EPI 511 or EPI 512 or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with NUTR 538; A.
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EPI 539 Research and Evaluation Methods in Global Health (3-4) Mock, O'Malley
Provides an overview of a range of evaluation and research designs used in global health. Students learn practical methodologies to obtain, validate, and analyze information regarding health status, services, and programs. Discusses usefulness, validity, limitation of vital records, health reports, household (and cluster) surveys, and qualitative methods. Offered: jointly with G H 531; W.
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EPI 540 Introduction to Cancer Biology (3) Madeleine
Provides a general understanding of cancer biology, comparing normal cells to cancer cells, with a focus on the acquired characteristics of cancer cells. Integrates knowledge from different fields of cancer research, guiding students through diverse literature on cancer and carcinogenesis. Prerequisite: undergraduate biology coursework or permission of instructor. Offered: Sp, even years.
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EPI 541 Introduction to Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis of Evidence (3) E. DEVINE, F. WOLF
Conceptual understanding of the quantitative methods used to synthesize evidence. Methods for pooling evidence across independent studies, pooling binary/continuous outcomes, differences between fixed and random effects models, and guidelines for appraising published systematic reviews/meta-analyses. Prerequisite: either introductory level courses in statistics, epidemiology, or biostatistics or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with BIME 541/HSERV 529/PHARM 529.
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EPI 542 Clinical Epidemiology (2) Weiss
Principles and methods involved in studying the outcome of illness. Prerequisite: EPI 511, or EPI 512 and EPI 513. Offered: S.
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EPI 546 Psychiatric Epidemiology (3) Vander Stoep
Using epidemiological methods to study mental illness. Topics include contributions of mental illness to global disease burden; major population-based studies of mental illness; measurement of psychopathology; culture and mental illness; role of neurodevelopment, genetics, social and physical environment in etiology of mental disorders; mental health services research. Prerequisite: either EPI 511, EPI 512, HSERV 591, or permission of instructor. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: jointly with PBSCI 546; Sp.
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EPI 547 Social Determinants of Population Health and Health Disparities (3)
Explores the elements and actions of a population health approach, including conceptualizing the determinants of health, synthesizing knowledge about major social determinants, and applying knowledge to improve population health and reduce health disparities. Enrollment priority for Health Services PhD students. Prerequisite: HSERV 511, permission of instructor; recommended: HSERV 512; HSERV 513. Offered: jointly with HSERV 514; Sp.
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EPI 548 Social Determinants of Health: Research Methods (3) Beresford, Smith
Explores study design, measurement and analytic issues applicable to research into the social determinants of health and health disparities. Semi-weekly graduate-level seminar offered to students with a basic knowledge of epidemiological and biostatistical principles. Prerequisite: either EPI 511 or EPI 512/EPI 513; BIOST 511/BIOST 512 or BIOST 517/BIOST 518. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: jointly with HSERV 548; W.
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EPI 549 HIV/STI Prevention Research Methods (3) Baeten
Focuses on current research and implementation of HIV/STI prevention (biomedical, behavioral, and public health interventions). Includes analyzing strength of research evidence to support candidate interviews, understanding key features of clinical trial design, and applying appropriate/feasible interventions for specific settings and populations. Offered: jointly with G H 563; Sp.
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EPI 554 Introduction to Epidemic Modeling for Infectious Diseases (3)
Covers the basic tools for building and analyzing mathematical models of infectious disease epidemics. Model types include deterministic and stochastic models, compartmental and individual-based models. Laboratory provides hands-on model building experience in Excel, Stella, and R. Offered: A.
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EPI 555 Statistical Methods for Spatial Epidemiology (3)
Motivates the need for, and describes methods for the analysis of spatially indexed epidemiological data. Covers four major topics: clustering and cluster detection, disease mapping, spatial regression, and an introduction to geographical information systems. Considers both point-references and spatially aggregated data. Offered: jointly with BIOST 555; Sp.
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EPI 570 Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology (3)
Research in occupational and environmental determinants of disease. Defining exposed populations, characterizing exposure levels, estimating disease risks relative to exposure. Cohort, case-control, cross-sectional designs for various health outcomes. Applications to exposure standard setting and risk assessment. Prerequisite: EPI 511 or EPI 512, EPI 513 or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with ENV H 570; Sp.
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EPI 571 Neuroepidemiology and Environmental Risk Factors (3)
Focuses on neurologic diseases and etiology. Presentation of descriptive epidemiology, clinical features, and risk factors, including stroke, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, and other disorders. Discussion of NIH grantsmanship. Guest experts present some topics. Psychiatric disorders e.g. schizophrenia, autism spectrum disorders, and depression will not be discussed. Recommended: either EPI 511 or equivalent. Offered: jointly with ENV H 571; W, odd years.
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EPI 573 Methods and Issues in Using Biological Measurements in Epidemiologic Research (3) Schwartz
Introduction to use of measurements from biological specimens in epidemiologic studies. Prepares epidemiology and laboratory science students for conduct of interdisciplinary human studies. Evaluation of biomarkers, preliminary studies, methodologic issues, quality control. Brief review of molecular biology. Applications and current literature discussed. Prerequisite: EPI 511 or EPI 512. Offered: jointly with ENV H 573; A.
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EPI 582 Design and Analytic Strategies to Enhance the Validity of Epidemiologic Studies (1) Weiss
Discusses the issues that led to specific methodologic developments during the past 30 years, along with a characterization of these developments and the consequences of their application. Prerequisite: EPI 512; EPI 513. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: W.
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EPI 583 Epidemiology Seminar (1, max. 12) Vander Stoep
Presentation of current epidemiologic research and application of epidemiologic research in the practice of public health. Offered: AWSp.
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EPI 584 Doctoral Dissertation Seminar (1, max. 2) Davis, Holt
Forum for Epidemiology doctoral students to obtain information for doctoral research, including: project ideas; forming a committee; developing a proposal; conducting the project; and presenting results. Prerequisite: EPI 512 and EPI 513, admission to the PhD program, successful completion of the preliminary examination, or second-year status. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AW.
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EPI 585 Injury and Violence: A Public Health Approach (3) Schiff
Focuses on broad concepts including a conceptual model, surveillance, research methods, control and prevention of injuries. Topics include unintentional injuries from motor vehicle crashes, falls, drowning, sports injuries and intentional injuries from youth violence, intimate partner violence, homicide and suicide. Recommended: EPI 511. Offered: A, even years.
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EPI 586 Responsible Conduct of International Research (3) Drake, Farquhar
Prepares international and U.S. students to develop research proposals, conduct international field research, and present scholarly work. Topics include proposal writing, human subjects protection, data management, peer review, scholarly integrity, responsible authorship, and grants and budget management. Open to graduate and non-matriculated students. Offered: jointly with G H 532; A.
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EPI 587 Practical Aspects of Research Operations (2) Fitzpatrick
Provides the basics necessary to plan, implement, and manage a research study. Topics include human subjects applications, data collection, hiring and training of staff, participant recruitment and retention, data management, quality assurance and control, results reporting, communications, and budgeting. Prerequisite: K12 Clinical Scholar or one course in EPI/BIOST. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: A, even years.
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EPI 588 Preparing and Writing Research Proposals (2) Kessler, Kristal
Experience in preparing, organizing, and writing research proposals, following NIH and AHRQ guidelines. Includes weekly assignments and didactic exercises, leading to final research proposal. All students participate in mock study section to review and critique proposals. Prerequisite: second-year graduate student (PhD recommended), or PhD or MD in health-related field. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: Sp.
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EPI 590 Selected Topics in Epidemiology or International Health (1-6, max. 6)
Tutorials arranged for a small number of students for in-depth examination of an area of epidemiology or international health, usually of current nature. Seminar format. Prerequisite: EPI 511. Also a special summer format presenting introductory material. May be offered with ENV H 590 and/or HSERV 590. For more information and permission, consult department program adviser. Offered: AWSpS.
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EPI 591 Current Literature in Epidemiology (1, max. 15)
Articles pertaining to epidemiology and related subjects selected from the current literature to be distributed and read by all participants. Faculty members and enrolled students alternate being responsible for conducting sessions and choosing articles to read. Prerequisite: EPI 513. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AWSp.
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EPI 592 Program Seminars (1-6, max. 6)
Graduate seminars organized to address specific educational needs of students in various specialized programs within the Department of Epidemiology (i.e., Maternal and Child Health). Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered: AWSpS.
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EPI 593 Cancer Prevention Research Laboratory (3, max. 24) White
Research experience for pre- and post-doctoral students working on cancer prevention projects at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AWSpS.
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EPI 595 Epidemiology Master's Practicum (1-6, max. 6)
Supervised practice experience providing students an opportunity to learn how epidemiology is applied in a public health setting and in the formulation and application of public health policy. Prerequisite: EPI 512 and BIOST 511 or equivalent and permission of instructor. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AWSpS.
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EPI 600 Independent Study or Research (*-)
Prerequisite: permission of independent study supervisor. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AWSpS.
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EPI 700 Master's Thesis (*-)
Prerequisite: permission of thesis chair. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AWSpS.
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EPI 800 Doctoral Dissertation (*-)
Prerequisite: permission of dissertation chair. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: AWSpS.
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For 55 minutes, Mexico were downright poor. They struggled to create anything as they consistently misplaced passes, and they made a huge mess of every single opportunity that they got. It was actually an embarrassing performance. Then, Efrain Juarez scored a lucky goal and the flood gates opened. Now, El Salvador are down 3-0, taking the beating that many predicted before the start of the match.
The first goal was assisted by Giovani dos Santos, who put in a low cross from the right side of the box. Juarez had his initial shot saved, but he fell on the rebound, somehow pushing it into the back of the net with his head unintentionally. It wasn't a pretty goal, but it gave Mexico the confidence they needed.
Aldo de Nigris came into the game for Israel Castro, who was awful, to be honest, and he made an instant impact, scoring a goal after splitting three defenders.
The final goal was scored by Javier Hernandez, who headed in a bit of an odd, scrambling attempt. Mexico are very much in control now and will probably not stop at three goals.
For more information on the Mexico Vs. El Salvador game, the 2011 Gold Cup (Copa Oro), and Mexican football in general, check out SB Nation's Mexican football blog FMF State Of Mind.

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Well, citizens, America's leading search engine, and one of the most powerful forces on the Internet, has once again ignored Memorial Day.
As NewsBusters reported last year:
I'm sure most Googlers are extremely aware of how Google will dress up its logo at its web search or news pages in honor of holidays or special occasions…Yet, if you go to Google's home page here, or its news page here, you will see nothing commemorating today's national holiday.
One might have thought that after last year's scrutiny, Google might have capitulated. Not so.
Yet, since last Memorial Day, Google has recognized the following:
The birthday of Norwegian painter Edvard Munch was commemorated on December 12, 2006, with the image in the top right-hand corner.
The start of the World Cup – June 9, 2006...
And, as NewsBusters reported, the following global warming reference on Earth Day – April 22, 2007...
Furthermore, if you go back through the Google logo archives, you'll find that, although it has over the years commemorated Shichi-go-san being celebrated in Japan, Bastille Day in France, the Persian New Year, Louis Braille's birthday and Korean Liberation Day, it appears that Google has never dressed up its logo for Memorial Day.
Why? Don't the folks at Google think it's important to recognize those that have died for their freedom and helped make them some of the weathiest people on the planet?


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Brooks Barnes
Brooks Barnes covers media for The New York Times, including the movie studios and movie theater chains; the Walt Disney Company and its many parts; and broader Hollywood issues like piracy and financing. Mr. Barnes joined The Times in June 2007 after eight years at The Wall Street Journal, where he covered the television business, white-glove art auctioneers and museums, and the tourism industry.
Before joining The Journal, he worked at The Philadelphia Inquirer. Mr. Barnes, born and raised in Montana, earned an undergraduate degree in English from Marquette University and a master's in cultural reporting and criticism from New York University. He lives in Los Angeles.
Selected Articles By Brooks Barnes
The True Story of a Script, Big Dreams and Vanishing Private Equity
A would-be filmmaker is left in the lurch by nervous lenders, and his tale is becoming a common one as private money has become harder to obtain in Hollywood.May 19, 2008 businessNews
Will Disney Keep Us Amused?
Disney is revamping one of its California theme parks by melding classic carnival games with virtual reality.February 10, 2008 businessNews
Fuzzy Renaissance
It wasn't that easy being gone. Now Disney's marketing machine tries to bring the muppets back.September 21, 2008 moviesNews
Scene Stealer
Steven Spielberg's Director's Cut
Steven Spielberg's recently announced partnership with an Indian group to form a new movie company contains an element of shock: that Hollywood could not come up with a rich enough deal for him.July 27, 2008 businessNews
Laugh Lines in the Hollywood Strike
It turns out, many union members say, that striking in Hollywood — at least short term — is not that bad.November 26, 2007 businessNews
'Guardians of the Galaxy' Stays on Top
The film is projected to take in $21.2 million over the four-day holiday weekend, for a five-week domestic total of $279.5 million.
August 31, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON: Brosnan, Pierce , Legendary Entertainment , Walt Disney Company , Movies
Movies Have Worst Summer Since 1997
Potential film ticket buyers stayed away from theaters this summer as similar fare failed to ignite excitement.
August 30, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON: Movies
Studio Deals Unlock a Trove of Reruns
Thousands of hours of shows are becoming available after new residual agreements between studios and Hollywood's three largest guilds.
August 26, 2014, Tuesday
VMAs 2014: Miley Cyrus Causes a Stir Again, This Time by Staying in Her Seat
Calling it the start of a serious effort to tackle a major social problem, the pop star had a homeless man accept her video of the year award for "Wrecking Ball."
August 25, 2014, Monday
MORE ON: MTV Video Music Awards , Music , Homeless Persons , My Friend's Place , MTV Networks , Cyrus, Miley
With Tears, 'If I Stay' Leads New Releases
That film, starring Chloë Grace Moretz, took in an estimated $16.4 million at North American theaters. But a holdover film, "Guardians of the Galaxy," was No. 1.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON: Forman, Gayle , Moretz, Chloe Grace , Deadline.com , Warner Brothers
Seeking to Escape From His Image
Adrien Brody discusses his new mini-series, "Houdini," and his choice of roles.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON: Television , Brody, Adrien , Movies , Houdini (TV Program)
Disney Unveils New 'Star Wars' Game for Mobile Devices
In addition to the game, Star Wars: Commander, the company plans to roll out a new animated television movie and a related TV series in October.
August 22, 2014, Friday
'The Expendables 3' Fumbles Its Mission
"The Expendables 3" appeared to take in a disappointing $16.2 million at North American theaters, and prerelease piracy of the film did not fully explain its poor performance.
August 18, 2014, Monday
Lassie as Salesdog: One More Trip to the Well
Lassie's new owners at DreamWorks Animation are using a series of publicity stunts to remake the classic American dog as a merchandising superstar.
August 17, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON: DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc , Dogs , Advertising and Marketing , Animated Films
Nickelodeon Cartoon Pitches at Comic-Con Turn Up a Winner
Nickelodeon held an open call for new cartoon ideas at Comic-Con and will turn the proposal for "Cupcakery of Doom," pitched by a 28-year-old journalist, into an animated short.
August 14, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON: Nickelodeon , Comic-Con (Conventions) , Television , Press Democrat
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Nottingham (England), July 9 (ANI): Ousted England batsman Kevin Pietersen believes the hosts would face a tough Test series at home against India without off-spinner Graeme Swann in their ranks.
London, May 30 (ANI): Former England spinner Graeme Swann has backed all rounder Chris Jordan should be in the team's starting XI for the first Test against Sri Lanka in June, saying that he is 'ready-made' for international cricket.
Swann backs Cook, says the England skipper will silence doubters May 25, 1:52 pm
Washington, May 25(ANI): Former England spinner Grame Swann backed Alastair Cook when critics blasted the England skipper following the dismal winter ashes series in Australia.
London, Apr 23 (ANI): New England head coach Peter Moores was the most unsuccessful coach of the team in the modern era during his previous stint, despite claims by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) that he is the leading 'England coach of his generation', according to a report.
London, Apr 8 (ANI): England Test captain Alastair Cook has said that he is happy to make his comeback to domestic cricket after a much-needed break with his family following a disastrous winter for the team.
Brit report offers solutions to rebuild 'uncertain' England team after 'testing' winter Apr 6, 11:52 am
London, Apr 6 (ANI): A British report looks at some suitable solutions for rebuilding the uncertain England team set-up following their 5-0 Ashes humiliation, the sacking of Kevin Pietersen, the retirement of Graeme Swann, the step-down of Andy Flower, Jonathan Trott's burn-out and a collective loss of form.
Cook says no 'quick-fix' for England following disastrous winter Apr 2, 12:56 pm
London, Apr 2 (ANI): England Test captain Alastair Cook has warned his side that there is no 'quick fix' solution for them after their disastrous winter, which was finally capped by a humiliating World Twenty20 campaign.
Sydney, Mar. 08 (ANI): Former England spinner Graeme Swann has slammed Australian opener David Warner's claims of enjoying sledging by opponents, saying that Warner will struggle to maintain his confrontational style when he fails to perform.
London, Mar 5 (ANI): Retired England off-spinner Graeme Swann has backed limited-overs coach Ashley Giles as the ideal person to replace Andy Flower as England's head coach and make the team 'world-beaters' again.
London, Mar 1 (ANI): Former England bowler-turned TV expert Graeme Swann has joined the 'war of words' between his former teammates Kevin Pietersen and Matt Prior and called the sacked batsman 'childish' over his public spat with Prior.
London, Feb 18 (ANI): Retired England spin bowler Graeme Swann will reportedly be commentating for England's one-day tour of the West Indies starting later this month.
Pietersen should be part of England's short-term future: Swann Jan 28, 11:09 am
Melbourne, Jan 28 (ANI): Former spinner Graeme Swann, whose 255 Test wickets made him England's most successful spinner since Derek Underwood, has once again denied rumours of a rift with Kevin Pietersen.
Second elbow operation made Swann liability for England team Jan 28, 10:38 am
London, Jan 28 (ANI): Graeme Swann, whose 255 Test wickets made him England's most successful spinner since Derek Underwood, quit midway through the Ashes series, fearing he had become a liability for the team.
London, Jan 27 (ANI): Former England spinner Graeme Swann, who retired during the Ashes series in Australia, said he chose to walk away during because his bowling was awful and he felt powerless during matches.
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Melbourne, Jan 17 (ANI): Batsman George Bailey has rubbed salt to England's wounds by saying that the Australian side was proud of forcing three of England's players to return home.
Sydney, Jan 1 (ANI): Australian Ashes hero Chris Rogers has said that he is probably the biggest 'beneficiary' of England spinner Graeme Swann's retirement from the international game.
London, Dec 31 (ANI): England team director and coach Andy Flower has insisted that he will not quit the team even if the tourists are whitewashed five-nil in Australia in the Ashes.
Johannesburg, Dec 27 (ANI): Newly retired England off-spinner Graeme Swann has said that he has reassured star batsman Kevin Pietersen that his remark about arrogant cricketers was not a reference to his former England team-mate.
Sydney, Dec 27 (ANI): Australian spin legend Shane Warne has said that England bowler Stuart Broad was the target of retired spinner Graeme Swann's vicious comments on player egos within the English team.
Swann upset at media coverage of retirement announcement Dec 26, 10:41 am
London, Dec 26 (ANI): Retiring England spinner Graeme Swann has hit out at some media coverage of his retirement announcement and indicated that he is 'upset' at the inference that he criticised former team-mates when he announced the end of his Test career.
Sydney, Dec 25 (ANI): Australian Ashes hero Steve Smith has warned England spinner Monty Panesar that he is next on Australia's hit list following the retirement of off-spinner Graeme Swann despite the hosts retaining the Ashes urn.
Swann's matter is closed down, says Cook Dec 25, 11:11 am
Sydney, Dec 25 (ANI): England captain Alastair Cook has said that for him, the matter of spinner Graeme Swann's sudden retirement from international cricket and his subsequent controversial comments, is closed down.
'Good as gold' Pietersen dismisses 'next to retire' suggestions after Swann's shock exit Dec 25, 10:21 am
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Executive Producer: Scott St. John
Series Premiere: December 19th, 2005
Network: NBC
Airs On: Wednesday and Friday nights from 8 - 9 pm Eastern
Top Prize: $1,000,000
Catch Phrases: "Deal, or no deal?", "Open the case!"
Deal or No Deal is a slick and modern game show hosted by stand-up comedian and actor Howie Mandel. The main attractions of the show are the 26 models who hold shiny briefcases containing anything from one penny to one million dollars inside. A glitzy money board displays all of the dollar amounts in play during the course of the game.
Contestants select a case to keep for themselves, and then begin the task of eliminating the small dollar amounts by randomly choosing the numbered cases held by the models. As each chosen model opens her case, the amount inside is removed from the money board. The contestant's goal is to keep the higher amounts in play, and hopefully end up with one of the larger amounts in their own case. Each round consists of a pre-determined number of cases to be opened before the contestant can get an offer from the banker.
The Banker:
Working behind the scenes is the banker, who is only ever seen in silhouette and communicates with Mandel via telephone. After each round, the banker makes an offer to purchase the contestant's case, based on the amount of cash still in play on the money board. The offers start out small and gradually increase or decrease, depending on how many large dollar amounts are still in play.
When Mandel receives an offer from the banker, he then presents the offer to the contestant. The contestant must choose whether to take the offer or keep on playing the game. This is when Mandel will ask, "Deal, or no deal?"
Support From Family and Friends:
After the first round of play, Mandel introduces three or four people who are the contestant's support group. These folks may be friends, family, or co-workers, and are there to provide encouragement and advice throughout the course of the game.
How it Ends:
The game finishes in one of two ways. Either the contestant accepts an offer from the banker, or continues to eliminate cases until he or she is left with only their own case, chosen at the start of the game. If an offer from the banker is accepted, Mandel plays out the rest of the game in a "what if" fashion, to discover whether or not the contestant made a good deal.
Pros and Cons:
Deal or No Deal depends mostly on random luck and the willingness of the contestants to keep pushing for more money. The show keeps things interesting with special guests, theme nights, and an interactive game that viewers can play at home. The models are glamorous and serve as eye candy, while the set itself is modern and bright.
Mandel is a warm and engaging host, and interacts well with the contestants and models. If you're looking for light entertainment value, this is the perfect game show for you. If you prefer a challenge, trivia, or games of skill, however, you won't find them here.


text: MRI's fatal attraction 06 August 10 by Vaughan Bell Tweet Lee Hasler Look out! It's the dark side of the magnetic force"It's like Russian roulette, except that many don't know that they're even playing," says Tobias Gilk, a California-based MRI safety consultant. MRI scanners have electromagnets so powerful that they can dislodge pacemakers, suck in beds from across the room and turn small metal objects into dangerous "ferromagnetic projectiles". Gilk now collects data and reports of incidents at mrimetaldetector.com/blog. Here are six of Wired's favourite MRI metal menaces.Floor polisher This is so common that the internet has whole galleries of trapped cleaning machines. Floor polishers end up stuck in scanners when cleaners stroll into MRI facilities out of hours and only realise they're in trouble when their equipment starts to gravitate towards the magnet.Metal gurney A patient and a metal gurney were both lifted off the ground and pulled towards the magnet as they were accidentally wheeled into the MRI room. The scanner had to be shut down in order to free the bed, and the unlucky patient suffered from foot, ankle and leg fractures.Pistol An MRI machine disarmed an off-duty US police officer. She forgot she was carrying her Glock pistol as she accompanied her mother, who was being scanned. The gun was pulled by the magnetic force, jamming her hand between the pistol and the machine and trapping the officer.Flat-screen A member of the public who was inside the scanner solely for research purposes got badly injured when hospital staff walked a flat-screen monitor through the room. The magnetic field tried to put the screen and the participant in the same place; the next stop was casualty.Scissors An MRI technician ended up with a pair of scissors embedded in his forehead as he prepared a patient. Someone entered the scanner room with the scissors in their pocket -- they were pulled out by the magnet and collided arrowstyle with the technician's head. Wheelchair A wheelchair brought into the danger area shot across the room and pinned a radiographer to the scanner. The staff member was unharmed but a patient waiting for her scan was so frightened she fell off the bed and broke her leg. Edited by Olivia Solon Comments Read more on Wired Money 2014 The latest news from Wired Money, a one-day event devoted to introducing the innovators transforming finance in the digital age Business Video highlights from Wired Money 2014 Business CoinDesk's Shakil Khan: Full Wired Money video News Startup pitch winner: Guevara Business Brett King: Full Wired Money video Business Matthias Kroner: Full Wired Money video Business Gareth Mackown: Full Wired Money video Latest on wired.co.uk


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Progress and history are colliding as archeologists dig up Dubuque's past.
This is on land the city intends to purchase in the construction of Dubuque's Southwest Arterial, a major traffic mitigation project intended to connect Highway 20 with Highway 151 in Dubuque.
Sifting through history is a dirty job, but this team of archeologists say it's an important one. Leah Rogers is the team's lead investigator.
"Roads do need to be built, but it's wonderful that we can also build our roads but then not destroy our heritage in the process as well," Rogers said Thursday afternoon at the site.
She said it's land rich with history.
"Every place we've dug, we've found stuff," Rogers said.
That includes Wednesday's exciting find. After two months on site, the team found its first complete tool.
Jason Thompson, an anthropological archeologist and UNI professor, held the arrowhead-like tool in his hand Thursday.
"What this is, in my opinion, is some sort of leather-working, hide-working tool," Thompson said. "An implement for piercing a hide."
He said the people who made the tool were probably on that land sometime between 7,000 B.C. and 2,500 B.C.
"The people in this area were still living as what we would call foragers or hunter/gatherers," Thompson said. "They were not agricultural, they were not settled in permanent encampments or villages."
While the team can't uncover every artifact before Southwest Arterial construction begins, they can unearth enough to tell about the history of the place.
"We're here to mitigate the impact of any potential cultural resources, you know. Excavate, document and prepare the area for development," Thompson said, "so I'm not pained by it because it will provide a lot of other folks with jobs."
To these archeologists, it's a matter of harvesting all the data they reasonably can and then letting progress take its course.
The team hopes to finish its excavation before the snow comes.
Dubuque's Southwest Arterial is an estimated $100 million project that, upon ground-breaking, is set to see three years of construction before completion. The exact ground-breaking date is not yet set.
Bob Schiesl, assistant city engineer, said Dubuque is short some $34 million in funds for the project. While trying to secure those, he said, the city is tying up all the project's loose ends, including the archeological excavation on sites deemed historic, wetland studies and completion of the final design.


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There is established a nonpartisan Advisory Board to be known as the National Fisheries Center and Aquarium Advisory Board. The Advisory Board shall meet from time to time on the call of the Chairman. The functions of the Board shall be to render advice and to submit recommendations to the Secretary of the Interior upon his request, or upon its own initiative, concerning the management and operation of the National Fisheries Center and Aquarium. Five members shall constitute a quorum to transact business. The Secretary may designate an employee of the Department to serve as Executive Secretary to the Board.
Source(Pub. L. 87–758, § 4,Oct. 9, 1962, 76 Stat. 753.)
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Triple Tony winner Kevin Adams returns to the BLMC this year with a look at the concept of rock and roll theatre, speaking about the rock/pop shows he's worked on and relating them to several ideas: "How the visual "event" of those shows is conceived as a thing that has a relationship to other shows that have recently run or are currently running and that the "event" of a show extends beyond the walls of the theatre that contain it," he says.
"How I use strategies from fluxus and conceptual art to collaborate with the set designer and director; and conceptualizing an event, in these cases a contemporary rock/pop musical, partly based on subverting the spectator's expectations. Those are the things I have been thinking about for the last couple of years in relationship to these pop/rock theatre events, which all hopefully suggests there is more than one way to skin a cat. To create something."
Adams' goal is to give each of these shows, many of which ran at the same time, a different style and use of rock spectacle. "I combine Spring Awakening, Passing Strange and Next To Normal into a trilogy of pop/rock fluorescent light-bulb musicals. All three contain a dominant usage of fluorescent tubes, fluorescent light bulbs, incandescent light bulbs and LED and glass neon," he explains. "American Idiot relies heavily on strobe effects and various kinds of audience blinders."
What about LEDs? "I am crazy about new LED technology," Adams admits. "I used LED birdie sized units as small blinders in Passing Strange and American Idiot; LED strips as cyc units on Spring Awakening and Next To Normal; and the new Vari-Lite VLX on American Idiot and Prometheus Bound," he notes. "I like that the color is the same a year later as it was when it went into previews. I like that heat does not build up in cyc areas like other units might. And the color saturation and ability for quick color changing and strobing is not like that of any other unit and just knocks me out."
In terms of design influences, Adams comments: "I am greatly influenced by the mid-80's conceptual art movement that Cal Arts was at the center of when I attended and that many of my friends practiced. And it was seeing work in museums and galleries by artists that use light in their work that steered me from set designing to lighting design. And working on my own work as a photographer and videographer has certainly helped train my eye and given me a more complex ability of 'seeing'."
Adams is a featured speaker at the 2011 BLMC (May 24-26 in NYC). His current projects range from a new play and an old play by Tony Kushner, both part of the Signature Theatre Tony Kushner season and the revival of Rent to the national tour of American Idiot, an upcoming play and musical for Broadway, and Mildred Pierce for HBO.
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Recently as last month, we discovered another person doesn't like him that much either. In the case of Baker vs. Slafman, SC-11-04-13-4267, an occupant of one of Slafman's many real estate "warehousing" properties, Al Slafman illegally locked Ms. Baker out of her home she was renting, with all of her possessions inside.
Ms. Baker sued Slafman for $10,000. She won a court judgment for $6,100. Al Slafman didn't bother to attend the court hearing.
That is until, Ms. Baker went back to the court to force a sale of either her possessions or the house itself to secure the $6,100 judgment. Only then did Al Slafman take Ms. Baker seriously.
The judgment entered against Slafman is at a property located at 7104 Rising Sun. We love this Youtube video of it... doesn't it make you feel warm and fuzzy?
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There seems to be an interesting, ongoing discussion as to how good Carson Palmer was, is and will be.
There's the side of the group that looks at his 2012 season, sees an incredible effort in Oakland, and just transposes those numbers over to his first season in the desert, and then adds to those numbers because he'll finally have a good wide receiver group to throw too.
There is nothing wrong with those thoughts. They make sense in a vacuum simply because, when you take the names at wide receiver in Oakland and then trade them out for the names in Arizona, there you have it.
The problem with that is that it is not how the game works.
In 2012 the Raiders were, to put it bluntly, spectacularly bad.
It came out the other day that of Palmer's 565 pass attempts in 2012, nearly 400 of them were when the Raiders were trailing by seven points or more.
That's an insane amount of passes thrown when trailing.
Add to that fact that just under 60% of Palmer's 2012 pass attempts traveled 5 yards or less in the air and you have to take the low interception percentage, 2.5% the second lowest of Palmer's career in fact, with a grain of salt.
Palmer's career interception percentage is 3.2%, and I know what you're thinking, 0.7%, does that really make a difference?
Well, if Palmer was just at his average in 2012, his numbers go from 14 interceptions to 18 interceptions, which would have taken him from the middle of the league to the second most, with Arians' 2012 quarterback Andrew Luck.
Again, of the 565 passes thrown by Palmer, 334 of those passes traveled 5 yards or less in the air, or 59.11%.
Then you look at what he did deep, or what I have called the "intermediate Arians Passes", those that travel 10 yards or more in the air:
2012 Palmer 10-19 yards: 76/114 66.6% 4 TDs 2 INTs
You look at those numbers and compare them to what Andrew Luck did in 2012:
10-19 yards: 93/177 52.5% 4 TDs 9 INTs
And to what Ben Roethlisberger did in 2011:
10-19 yards: 95/160 59.4% 7 TDs 6 INTs
Palmer was substantially better in 2012 throwing the intermediate Arians passes than either of the previous two Arians quarterbacks, but he also threw less of those passes throughout the season.
Then you look at the "deep Arians passes", those that travel 20+ yards in the air:
2012 Palmer: 14/60 23% 5 TDs 3 INTs
2012 Luck: 36/108 33% 9TDs 6INTs
2011 Roethlisberger: 24/75 32% 7TDs 5INTs
Palmer was significantly worse than the last two Arians quarterbacks getting the ball deep, and did it less, only 10.6% of Palmer's throws in 2012 were actual deep passes traveling 20+ yards in the air.
What was the problem last season? Was it on Palmer? Was it on the wide receivers?
I went back and looked at all 60 of the passes of 2012. It didn't take long since 60 passes isn't a lot with the search function offered by Game Rewind, and there were some common things I saw in those misses.
On this play, we see Palmer getting into a deep set, with the two receivers on the wide side of the field both running just straight nine routes.
First, the creativity here is lacking, but that doesn't mean this play wasn't open. As we see here, the inside receiver beat his man, the help gets over late, and yet Palmer misses him, or he misses the outside receiver that is covered on the play. Either way, he misses each of the receivers badly.
When Palmer needs to put the ball out there and let his receiver run under the ball, he missed consistently.
When I charted the throws, one of the things I noticed was when the route continued to go vertical deep, whether that was on a streak, skinny post, corner, anything that carried the receiver vertically throughout the route, there seemed to be either communication issues, or issues with touch.
When Palmer was throwing routes that carried the receiver horizontally across the field, or coming back to the quarterback: outs, slants, digs, hooks, etc., there is still excellent touch on his throws. He fits the ball into tight windows, and he gets the ball to the receiver where they can catch the ball, turn up the field and make a play after they get the ball in their hands.
On this play, we see the Raiders lined up in a 4 wide 3x1, with Rod Streater to the narrow side of the field.
Streater is able to push towards the middle of the field before getting a clean break out and getting behind the dropping linebacker and the corner in zone coverage. Palmer places the ball in a small window that few, if any quarterbacks can still get the ball into, just above the 20 yard mark on the throw.
This sets up a long 64-yard field goal for the Raiders that Sebastian Janikowski misses, but the throw put them in a position to win the game.
It was a great throw and shows the Palmer can still push the ball down the field, just not in the normal vertical sense.
He is able to get the ball onto different levels of the field accurately, whether that's short, intermediate or deep, but he does so with timing routes that are stretching the field horizontally, which still fits wonderfully in Arians vertical attack, just not the way we think of it.
Much of what Palmer and Arians will want to do is attack the different levels on the field as we touched on in May, but stretching the defense a combination of vertically and horizontally.
We as fans shouldn't see a lot of purely vertical route options, as it has shown not to play into Palmer's strengths right now, but they will still be attacking down the field, and that should make things interesting.


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Current students and graduates' impeccable performance supports Cardiff Half Marathon
19 October 2009
The winner of the race Simon Lawson receiving a well earned massage.
One of the Half Marathon finishers taking advantage of an outdoor massage.
Approximately 60 Physiotherapy students and new graduates from SOHCS provided a volunteer massage service for runners in the Cardiff Half Marathon on Sunday 18th October. Some 11,000 runners took part in the race, ranging from elite level to fun runners, many taking part for charity. The leading charitable organisation hosting the event was Barnardos and the volunteer team split into a bespoke service for the 500 Team Barnardos runners then a general service for the other 10,500!! The team helped hundreds of runners during the 5 hours, giving all the volunteers very valuable hands on experience of working in this sort of environment, as well as being a fantastic advert for the quality of support and professionalism that physiotherapists can provide.
The winner of the race was Simon Lawson. Simon is a medical student at Cardiff University, making the support provided by fellow students and new graduates a great example of interprofessional learning!
Thanks to all the volunteers, students, new graduates and of course the academic staff who came along to supervise as well as help out with the massages. This is hopefully the start of a long term relationship with the event through Barnardos and the Welsh Assembly Government Major Events Unit. It is part of continuing innovation and engagement activity aiming to provide Continuous Professional Development opportunities for students and alumni as well as giving support to the local community.


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It's time to spring forward, and while you're adjusting your clocks for daylight saving time, the Clark County Fire Department wants to remind you it's the perfect time to change the batteries in your smoke detectors.
The department said it frequently responds to false alarms triggered by low-battery signals from smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.
In addition to changing the batteries at least twice a year, you should test your alarms monthly.
"Smoke detectors are inexpensive and time-tested fire safety devices that belong in every home," said Clark County Fire Chief Bertral Washington. "Smoke detectors have proven to reduce fire fatalities by 50 percent. Changing the batteries at the beginning and end of daylight saving time gives residents easy to remember dates to start, or continue, this lifesaving habit."
Firefighters recommend installing a smoke alarm in every bedroom and on every level of your home.
You should also consider practicing home escape with your family twice a year, identifying all possible exits and escape routes from your home.
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I'm a wife to Wyatt, who is in his 4th year of Optometry school and a stay at home mom to our sweet daughter, Peyton. My marriage is the most important relationship that I'll ever have, being a mom is my greatest joy, and these two make every experience in life more valuable and worthwhile. We're excited to expand our family, with our son Logan due in January 2015, and to continue our journey of love and parenthood.


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Kasun Named College Soccer 360 Primetime Performer
FORT MYERS, Fla. – FGCU women's soccer freshman midfielder Ally Kasun (Lancaster, Pa./Hempfield HS) has been named a Primetime Performer by College Soccer 360 (CS360), announced by the media outlet on Wednesday.
Kasun helped the Eagles win their second straight Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament championship this past weekend with her play against Jacksonville and Mercer. Kasun netted the overtime game-winning goal in the 1-0 victory over Mercer in the championship game. The 2012 A-Sun tournament MVP.
Kasun is second on the team in points (21) and goals (7) for the Eagles and has played in all 20 games in her freshman campaign. The award for Kasun marks the fourth time an FGCU women's soccer player has been honored by College Soccer 360 after senior Ashley Ciesielczyk (Oregon, Ohio/Clay HS) made the list this year and sophomore Shannen Wacker (Parker, Colo./Ponderosa HS) and former goalkeeper and current volunteer assistant Stephanie Powers (Seffner, Fla./Armwood) made the list last year.
Selection for the CS360 weekly awards is based on any/all of the following "primetime" criteria
• Must have been playing in a game involving a top-50 team from the CS360 Composite National Rankings (or in a game involving a preseason conference favorite/leader), or performed at a high level in a game that is key to the team's postseason qualification/participation.
• In general, preference is given based on the quality of the opponent and situational factors involved in the player's accomplishments.
• Exhibited strong leadership and/or involved in clutch performances, such as game-winning goals, noteworthy comebacks, late scores, momentum-shifting play, team spirit, etc.
• Overcame adversity or extreme circumstances (for the team and/or individual).
• Bonus consideration is given for key performances away from team's home field. The Green and Blue will face the Florida in Gainesville, Friday Nov. 9 at 3 p.m. in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament.
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Melissa Ferhandez – Cal St. Northridge Sr. MF
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Kelsey Hodges – North Texas Jr. MF
Amy Howard – Auburn Sr. GK
Maren Johansen – VCU So. F
Samantha Johnson USC Sr. MF/F
Ally Kasun – FGCU Fr. MF
Lauren Lazo – Princeton So. F
Gigi Mangione – Loyola, MD Sr. MF
Katie Merson – Georgia Southern Jr. GK
Ally Miller – Marquette Sr. D
Carlee Payne Holmoe – BYU Sr. F
Shanesse Spratt – Mississippi Valley St. Jr. F
Erika Tymrak – Florida Sr. MF
Ashley Walsh – Colgate Sr. GK
Haley Walter – Miami, OH Fr. MF
Renee Washington – La Salle Jr. MF
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ADAMS COUNTY - A man shot by officers after a hit-and-run is out of the hospital and headed to jail.
Commerce City police believe 31-year-old Ryan Schenk was the driver in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 270 early Monday morning.
They say he tried to escape and was shot by officers. A gun that did not belong to police was found at the scene.
Schenk is a fugitive wanted for escape. He now also faces charges of attempted first-degree murder of a peace officer.
A 9-mile section of I-270 was closed while officers investigated.
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30 days minimum rental - Florida's top rated Palm Harbor manufactured home, eazy drive to Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic beaches, magnificently landscaped, decorated by professional, fully furnished, 18 holes championship golf course, located between Orlando & Tampa off Hi 4 on 92 East, very safe gated adult (55+) community, at least one person must be 55 or over and no one under 25 years old, no pets, no smoking, very quiet and friendly environment, 200 acres of nature preserve fishing lakes, nature trails, boutique, eazy drive to shopping mall, Orlando, Tampa and St. Pete Clearwater airports, Disney, Bush Gardens, Dinosaur World, Sea World, Alligator Farm, Casino Tampa, Cape Canaveral, deep sea fishing, scuba diving, air boat rides, etc.
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Baseball teams Spring practice, Strawberry festival, Sun 'n Fun Fly-in event, University of Southern Florida and Community College, Lakeland Hospital oncology center
At Club house: golf, tennis, shuffleboard, gym, billiard, ballroom, line dancing, group outings, library, computer & high speed internet access, bridge, arts & crafts, pottery, bingo, restaurant, hair salon, banking services, 2 pools (heated & non-heated), hot tub, aquafitness, line dancing, sauna, etc. nearby: horseback riding, fishing, shopping, cinema
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4:10pm Tuesday 11th February 2014 in News By Charlotte Ikonen, Reporter
A public meeting will review the NHS services in Radlett and Hertfordshire next month.
The Red House Group is holding the review. They comprise of three GP surgeries located in south west Hertfordshire, with the practice based at the Red House Surgery in Radlett.
Together the surgeries provide care for over 20,000 patients.
Speaking at the meeting will be Samantha Jones, chief executive of West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust, Dr. Mike Van Der Watt, medical director of the trust, Dr. Nicolas Small, the chair, Hertfordshire Valley Clinical Commissioning Group and a senior representative from the Red House Practice.
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The statue of Joe Paterno on Penn State's campus that has been at the heart of the most recent contentious debate in Happy Valley will be removed, Penn State president Rodney Erickson announced in a statement on Sunday morning.
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Man taken to hospital with head injuries after bus crash in Maldon (From Maldon and Burnham Standard)
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Updated 11:54am Monday 13th January 2014 in News By Emma Robinson, Reporter
A man in his mid-30s has been taken to hospital with head and neck injuries after a collision between a car and a bus in Maldon today.
The incident happened in Park Drive near the entrance to Madison Heights just after 9am, when a First bus was in collision with a Ford Fiesta.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - An 18-year-old man who fought
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Devon trawler prosecuted for scallop dredging off Cornish coast (From Mid Devon Star)
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The skipper and owners of a Devon based fishing vessel have been prosecuted for dredging scallops off the Cornish coast in contravention of conservation regulations.
Martyn Rogers of Victoria Road, Brixham, skipper of the trawler Amy R E495, and Amy R Trawlers Ltd, also of Brixham, were between them ordered to pay more than £15,000 after breaking fishing regulations in the Cornwall Inshore Fisheries Conservation Area.
On February 20, Truro magistrates found that in July last year, 5 miles south-east of Looe, the trawler had used dredges to remove the molluscs from the fishery after 7pm, and also to have kept scallops on board which were smaller than the permitted size of 100mm.
In addition, Mr Rogers was found to have "obstructed Gavin Purcell, a Cornwall Inshore Fishery and Conservation Authority officer in the performance of the officers function".
Amy R Tawlers were fined a total of £3,000 plus costs of £2,482 and a £120 victim surcharge, and Mr Rogers was fined a total of £5,000 plus costs of £4,500 and a £120 victim surcharge.