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VGRT Episode 358: Changes
- Scribbled on August 8th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Industry News, Legal Brief, Platforms, Podcasts
The Gaming Podcast is back after three weeks of a forced hiatus as one former host has left the podcast for good. Otherwise, some of the news items are old, some are new, in this long episode.
There's no Gaming Flashback or Gaming History, but plenty of news, including:
- Activision won't launch an EA Access-style program anytime soon
- Disney Interactive revenue up 45% in Q3
- Sony agrees to $15M settlement in 2011 data breach class action
- Yogscast: We have 'no obligation' to cancelled adventure game Kickstarter
- Warner Bros. nabs Space Invaders film rights
- Report: PC and console market will decline
There's also some Listener Feedback. The Question of the Week: "Do you think consoles will start doing early access on games?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 190: Dan-tastic
- Scribbled on July 18th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Legal Brief, Platformer, Podcasts, RPG, Shooter, Simulations, Strategy
Paul Nowak is on hiatus from the podcast, but former podcaster Dan Quick is stepping in to fill his shoes. This week's Gaming Flashback is the expansion Diablo II: Lord of Destruction.
As for the news:
- Noriega suing Activision over depiction in Call of Duty
- The Sims 2 players get expansion-stuffed upgrade as EA ends support
- Codemasters responds to GRID Autosport Boost Pack criticism (from Videogamer.com)
- Ex-Call of Duty devs found brand new studio
- Adam West playing himself in Lego Batman 3
- Civilization Beyond Earth release date announced
All this and listener feedback.Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 189: Gi-Blow
- Scribbled on July 11th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Industry News, Legal Brief, MMO, Podcasts, RPG, Sony PlayStation 4, Strategy
This week's podcast finally reveals the winner of the E3 Swag Bag. The episode is packed full of show, including a Gaming Flashback about Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and the Gaming History celebrating Donkey Kong's 33rd birthday.
The news includes:
- Another EA exec explains why mobile Dungeon Keeper suffered
- PS4 fails to inspire Japanese market
- Former Epic director Bleszinski unretires to reveal Project Bluestreak
- Divinity: Original Sin developer turned off global chat to silence trolls
- Bartle: "Free-to-play has a half-life"
All this plus the Question of the Week: "Have online players caused you to quit playing that session?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 188: E3 Swag Bag Part 3
- Scribbled on July 5th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Fighting, Legal Brief, Podcasts, Shows and Events, Sony PlayStation Vita, Strategy
This is the final week of the E3 Swag Bag giveaway, which includes a The Sims 4 bag, a The Sims 4 T-shirt, The Sims 4 sunglasses, and some other goodies like a Dragon Age: Inquisition T-shirt, a Farming Simulation 2014 cow, and so on. Paul is unavailable this week but Jordan's wife Jennifer guest hosts, with the famed Kingdom Hearts being the Gaming Flashback.
This episode also includes the following news items:
- Report: PS Vita no longer available at major retailers
- No women allowed at upcoming Hearthstone tournament
- Lindsay Lohan files suit over GTA V allegedly using her likeness
- Sources: Crytek UK's staff no longer going to work
- Riot closing League Of Legends' public chat
And once again, the Question of the Week: "What was your biggest takeaway from E3?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 187: E3 Swag Bag Part 2
- Scribbled on June 27th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Hardware Peripherals, Industry News, Legal Brief, Mobile Gaming, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Wii-U, Platformer, PlayStation Network, Podcasts, Rumor Mill, Sony PlayStation 4
The E3 Swag Bag contest is still going on, while Paul, Jordan and Jonah discuss the latest in videogame industry news.
This week's news includes:
- Nintendo loses Wii patent lawsuit to Philips
- PlayStation Now beta gets six new games, but those high prices remain
- Crytek claims it's doing fine, despite rumors
- Oddworld: New 'n' Tasty heading to Xbox One with ID@Xbox
- Google announces virtual reality app Cardboard
All this and Listener Feedback. The contest question is still up: "What was your biggest takeaway from E3?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 186: E3 Swag Bag
- Scribbled on June 20th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Contests, E3, Hardware Peripherals, Industry News, Kinect, Microsoft Xbox One, MMO, Podcasts, Shooter, Sony PlayStation 4
Jonah returns from attending E3 last week, as Jordan is a sick latecomer into the podcast. Jonah and Paul relate his near-disaster loss of his iPad Air, while Jordan does his best Don LaFontaine impressions in this episode which is 50% longer than normal.
The news discussed includes:
- Hirshberg: Console transition pains not a bad problem to have
- Destiny may possibly come to Windows PC
- Nintendo's top designer has "uneasiness" about virtual reality
- How the Xbox One's 10% GPU increase works without Kinect
- PS4, Xbox One seeing much higher digital download attach rates
In addition to the news, there's Listener feedback, and even better, a new contest to win an E3 Swag Bag – listen in to find out how to win (US listeners only, sorry.)Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 185: Get Ready for E3 Again
- Scribbled on June 6th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Action, Hardware Peripherals, Industry News, Microsoft Xbox One, Podcasts, Sony PSP
It's the last podcast before E3 2014 starts on Monday. Jonah is still ravaged by the flu, while Paul's ghost haunts the podcast.
The news this week includes:
- Watch Dogs sells 4 million in first week
- Xbox One getting 34 new apps
- Sony discontinues the PSP in Japan
- Take-Two CEO skeptical of Oculus' broad appeal
All this and Listener Feedback as well as a new Question of the Week: "How much info do you try to glean from E3 reports?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 184: Explicit Lyrics
- Scribbled on May 23rd, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Apple, Industry News, Legal Brief, Microsoft Xbox One, MMO, Mobile Gaming, Podcasts, Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 4, Strategy
This week's episode is shockingly adult, so the warning about explicit lyrics is up. Aside from the dirtiness, the episode features the following news:
- Apple refuses to allow an educational app on female stimulation
- Zenimax announces lawsuit against Oculus
- Sony may be working on newer PS4, PS3 models
- PS4 game pre-loading will begin with Destiny
- External storage coming in Xbox One system update in June
- Blizzard is suing Starcraft 2 hackers for profiting off mods
This plus Listener Feedback and the Question of the Week, "What is your favorite party game?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 183: Where in the World is Gaming Podcast?
- Scribbled on May 16th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Industry News, Kinect, Microsoft Xbox One, Nintendo Wii-U, Podcasts, Rumor Mill
Last week's podcast was the victim of Jonah's ISP going down, so this week is a mix of last week's and this week's news, as well as a Gaming History on industry legend Nolan Bushnell.
The news includes:
- EA rumored to nearing deal to stream games via Comcast
- Nintendo responds to gay marriage petition
- $300 3D printer coming early 2015
- Kinect-free Xbox One coming June 9 for $399
- Philips sues Nintendo, seeks to halt Wii U sales in U.S.
The Question of the Week: "What is your favorite educational videogame?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 182: Better Late
- Scribbled on May 1st, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Microsoft Xbox One, MMO, Nintendo Wii-U, PC, PlayStation Network, Podcasts, Retro
In this episode, Paul arrives in time for the letters, with some audio issues on his phone.
In the meantime, Jordan and Jonah cover some of the week's news including:
- Nintendo skipping E3 media briefing again
- E.T. cartridges unearthed in New Mexico
- Sony Online Entertainment rolls out All Access Program
- Star Wars: Episode VII cast announced
- Skype group calls now free on Xbox One & PC
- Analyst: PC gaming now brings in more money than console gaming
All this and Listener Feedback.Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 181: Nostalgia Filter
- Scribbled on April 25th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Industry News, Podcasts, Retro
This week is a little special as Jonah, Jordan and Paul discuss some of the things that were common in the golden age of 1990′s consoles that are no longer around.
In addition, the news includes:
- King settles 'Candy Crush Saga' trademark disputes amicably
- Gamestop's only female executive is fictional
- Nate Wells leaves Naughty Dog
The Question of the Week: "What gaming activities do you no longer do?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 180: Final Fantasy
- Scribbled on April 10th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Hardware Peripherals, Industry News, Kinect, Microsoft Xbox One, Mobile Gaming, Podcasts, Shooter, Sony PlayStation Vita
This week's podcast features the Gaming Flashback of Final Fantasy VI, which takes up a third of the podcast as Paul and Jordan enthuse about the Japanese roleplaying game at length – so much so, that some news items were skipped over due to running length. Jonah prepares for his trip to PAX East 2014 for the weekend. He also proclaims Emperor Palpatine dancing in Kinect Star Wars the best thing to ever happen for Star Wars.
This week's news includes:
- Amazon says FireTV will boost mid-market games
- Borderlands 2 Vita bundle hits on May 6, game launches May 13
- Molyneux predicts Kinect-less Xbox One
- Microsoft looking into Xbox 360 emulation through Xbox One
A lot of Listener Feedback this week, and the Question of the Week is "What mobile games have you played recently?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 179: Back Pains
- Scribbled on April 3rd, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Action, Industry News, Podcasts, Rumor Mill, Shooter
Paul wasn't able to make it for this podcast thanks to a hospital trip due to back pains, but Jordan and Jonah get into it a little themselves. They also avoid the predictable April Fool's gags since even though the episode was recorded April 1, it wasn't going to air until 2 days later. This week's Gaming Flashback is Ubisoft's first person shooter Far Cry.
The news this week includes:
- EA deletes nasty Wii U April Fools' tweets
- Indies praise Xbox One self-publishing – but Microsoft must drop its launch parity policy
- Uncharted 4 game director leaves Naughty Dog
Also included is Listener Feedback and the Question of the Week, "What was your favorite videogame-related April Fool's joke?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 178: Old in the Valley
- Scribbled on March 27th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Facebook, Hardware Peripherals, Industry News, Microsoft Xbox One, Mobile Gaming, PAX, Podcasts, Steam
This week's Jonah discusses an article about ageism in Silicon Valley, while Paul complains about an achievement ruining a casual game he'd spent $200 on. This week's Gaming Flashback is Dance Dance Revolution.
The news includes:
- Facebook acquiring Oculus for $2 billion
- Valve's Portal coming as Tegra 4 Android App to Nvidia Shield
- Xbox One may allow loaning of digital games
- Nintendo, Sony won't attend PAX East
All this and a little Listener Feedback, with the Question of the Week being "Do you subscribe to videogame magazines now?"Comment now » |
VGRT Episode 177: Origin Problems
- Scribbled on March 19th, 2014 by Jonah Falcon
- Filed in Hardware Peripherals, Industry News, Legal Brief, Microsoft Xbox One, Podcasts, Simulations, Strategy, Xbox Live Arcade
In this episode, Jonah complains about Origin and his inability to play Dragon Age: Origins, while a heated discussion between Jonah and Paul occurs over various topics, along with discussion of Frozen. Jordan discusses his son's college tuitions as well. This week's Gaming Flashback is the coin-op arcade game Wizard of Wor.
This week's news items include:
- Sony PlayStation honcho Jack Tretton stepping down
- Disney Interactive cutting about 700 jobs
- New Xbox Live updates coming in April
- SimCity gets offline play today
- Report: Microsoft working on augmented reality headset for Xbox
This week's Question of the Week: "Ever purchase new games for an unsupported console?"Comment now » |


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"It's a lovely park," said Joshua Copeland as he enjoyed the day with his family at E.A.R.T.H. Park in downtown Hartselle. "I think it would be a good park to come out and do a little picnic."
But when you take a closer look, light posts are missing, benches are destroyed and picnic tables are chained to the ground to prevent them from being overturned. It's just some of the damage caused by vandals over the years.
But recently, planters were overturned, educational signs were destroyed and electrical outlets were torn apart.
"It's really sad that somebody can't take care of this. It's a really nice area for families to come out and some folks are ruining it," said park visitor Susi Turri.
The park is maintained by the Hartselle Beautification Association. Carolyn Wallace is the non-profit group's director and she said they are tried of spending thousands of dollars in grant money to make the necessary repairs.
"It's just wasting our money to put money into this park and have it just destroyed," said Wallace.
The city plans to catch those responsible by stepping up police patrols, placing 24-hour surveillance cameras in the area and offering a reward for tips leading to an arrest.
"Surveillance cameras would be awesome. They need to do something because nobody will want to come out," said Turri.
Until cameras are in place, Wallace is asking residents and local shop owners to help keep a close eye on the park, especially on weekends when most of the damage occurs.
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TestPro cycle length - four or eight weeks?
TestPro cycle length - four or eight weeks?
Quick question for you guys here. I have been trying to find an answer to which cycle length would yield the best results. Does testpro take some time to kick it, almost requiring a second bottle, or does it kick in pretty quickly? I'm not against buying a second bottle, as all the reviews I have read for this have been awesome!
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Personally, Testopro kicks in pretty quickly. So much so that by week 2 I can feel it going full swing.
4 weeks is def enough for you to get some gains off of testopro BUT if you can grab another bottle then HANDS DOWN 8 weeks is far better then 4 weeks. When stacked with Stoked, HGHpro or glycobol(or any combo there in) the gains are even better. I highly recommend a strong 8 week cycle once you have your diet and routine down pat.DISCLAIMER: Anything that I post on this forum should not be taken as/IS NOT medical advice. All workout programs/protocols, diets,
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I notice testofen products kicking in around the 6-8 day mark. (oily skin, random wood, etc)
If your ok financially, then run it 8 weeks.
I don't know what your goals are, but keep in mind that it's just a test booster.
I'm just finishing up my first bottle and haven't noticed much of anything from it. First time I have tried it. I've tried testofen before about 5-6 years ago and didn't get anything from it back then either. Thought maybe I would try it again with AI Sports because they are a quality company in my opinion. Oh well. It was worth a try though.
I love it at the 6 wk mark, that's when it's really rolling for me. 4 wks is still solid, but I personally like to run it longer. I used it during my PCT for my last epi cycle and it was smooth sailing for me.
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EOS Bodies / Re: Downgrade to crop« on: December 03, 2012, 07:14:46 PM »
There is a valid case for any format...APS-C, APS-H & FF. It depends on your needs. Your needs may require a $35k MF kit, so that's what you get. If your work goes no further than the web, screen viewing or medium sized prints, then APS-C will suit your needs perfectly. Maybe even a decent P&S.
Dr. Neuro mentioned earlier, "I'd miss the thinner DoF you can achieve with FF, for the same framing..." By the same token, there are occasions when the greater DoF can be very useful. I currently work with FF & APS-H (x1.3 crop) and will likely pick up a 7DII when they ship. They're all useful for particular projects or shots.
I often feel concerned when I read posts from someone aching to go to FF with the misconception that FF is this extraordinary Holy Grail from Planet Camera. Often the upgrade can be a disappointing waste of money. OP, go FF by all means, just do it with your eyes open. And keep your APS-C.
Lookout! Here comes my evangelical moment. Good workers never blame their tools. Gear Geeks and Pixel Peepers aside, the true Holy Grail of Planet Camera lies within the photographer. Great images are made by photographers, not cameras.
I have used both FF and APS-C sized Canon DSLRs. Certainly there is noticable difference in depth of field b/w FF and APS-C - but the difference in depth of field (DOF) between P&S to APS-C is MUCH larger! And when people say "FF gives a 3D feeling" or "the quality of light from FF is so much better" - it's probably as a result that the photos they've chosen (or seen) from people using FF were more carefully composed, timed, etc.
Sometimes I prefer the larger DOF that a APS-C can give for the same aperture (eg for macro - and sometimes for landscape). Other times I want a razor thin DOF, and then I use a fast (ie less than f/2 prime on a APS-C, which often does the trick. I've done the 'blind test' even with pro photogs many times, and without knowing the camera / lens, 90% of the time are hard pressed to tell if it's FF or APS-C - many people delude themselves on (potential) purchases, in marketing it's called "cognitive dissonance".
It sounds like the OP might be well served by the Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8, as this is both fast, and gives sharp results (also reputedly good wide open). I have a good copy of the Sigma 10-20mm, which is sharp corner to corner. Often I've been less than impressed seeing photos of the full frame equivalent (16mm) eg the 16-35mm, which have noticeable corner softness, even stopped down.
Not that I pixel peep, but there IS something to be said about using the 'sweet spot' of lenses (or specifically lenses designed for APS-C sized sensors, which seem to be very good on the ultra wide angle!) There is definitely a place for FF, but as PW wrote above, FF isn't the holy grail - it's in the photographer (knowledge, artistry and technical competence!)


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Ob/Gyn faculty, students and residents Chili Cook-Off to support CHASM
"Sweet at first, then the bite hits you." That is the review by WVU third year medical student Michael Hankewycz of one of the chilis served up at the Chili Cook Off to benefit project CHASM held on April 30 at CAMC Women and Children's hospital.
Physicians and residents from the WVU Physicians of Charleston obstetrics and gynecology office and CAMC Women and Children's Hospital were the chefs who created the dishes, which ranged from white chicken chili with black beans to tomato based chili including deer meat.
Medical students served up samples of the half dozen entries using numbered containers and attendees made a contribution for the chance to try the chili creations and fill out a ballot voting for their favorites.
Dr. Todd Depond, the medical student clerkship director and an assistant professor with the West Virginia University Charleston Division department of obstetrics and gynecology, was one of those who prepared a chili for the contest. "We came up with the idea off the cook-off as a way of raising funds for this important student led outreach project and to encourage collegialism among faculty, staff, residents and students," DePond said. DePond's chili used no premixed ingredients, using fresh herbs, cilantro and cumin. In a nod to his Italian heritage, he noted adding a healthy dose of olive oil and garlic to his creation.
Kevin Train, one of the medical students who helped to serve, stood out in his colorful chef's apron that was peppered with bright red chilis. "I really like number four," Train said, noting that it had a smooth and different taste. Ben Biddix, MS3 chose the white chicken chili as his favorite for its spicy sweetness, and Paul Cassis, MS3 was torn between two chilis, saying that both were "Good and taco-ey." In addition to the students who volunteered for the event, CAMC donated cornbread and Mayberry's Family Restaurant in St. Albans provided supplies for the tasting.
WVU third year medical students Paul Cassis, Kevin Train, Ben Biddix and Michael Hankewycz offer samples of chilis for judging.
Once the voting was completed, Dr. Stephen Bush (left) was declared the chili cook-off winner, with first year CAMC resident Dr. Caleb Huff (right) finishing as the runner up.
Dr. Bush, the chairperson and an associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology for WVU Charleston Division, won the contest with his white chicken chili with chilis, spices and fresh corn. "What a lively competition," Bush stated, noting that the event increases awareness of the CHASM project to provide medical services to the homeless in the Charleston area.
Founded in 2011 by WVU medical students Jonathan Chang, 28, from Atlanta, Ga. and Ariel Biggs, 28, of Bridgeport, W. Va., Project CHASM (Charleston Homeless And Street Medicine) is student led volunteer organization composed of multidisciplinary healthcare providers who take to the streets of the state's capital city seeking to serve the medical needs of the homeless community. The project is modeled after Project Safety Net in Pittsburgh, PA and MUSHROOM (Multidisciplinary Unsheltered Homeless Relief Outreach of Morgantown) in Morgantown, W. Va.
CHASM accepts donations that can be mailed in care of Project CHASM, 3110 MacCorkle Ave. SE. Charleston, WV 25304. Checks should be made out to the WVU Foundation and "Project CHASM" should be placed in the memo line.
Dr. Raheel Khan featured in Charleston news story
Physicians urge infant immunization – Charleston Daily Mail
Although the majority of West Virginia's school-aged children are immunized against communicable diseases, many of the state's infants remain at risk.
That is the message physicians participating in Infant Immunization Week want to get across. They say although kids entering school must be up-to-date on their shots, infants and toddlers must receive vaccinations on time to prevent contracting potentially deadly illnesses such as pertussis or mumps.
"The West Virginia Bureau for Public Health feels strongly we use this week, the 20th anniversary of Infant Immunization Week, to remind all citizens of West Virginia and our immunization health care providers that timely, age-appropriate vaccinations protect children," said Dr. Loretta Haddy, speaking on behalf of State Health Officer Dr. Letitia Tierney.
Despite the anti-vaccination sentiment, Dr. Raheel Khan, a Charleston pediatrician and assistant professor of pediatrics at West Virginia University's Charleston Division, said vaccines are safe and side effects are minimal. Children are more likely to die from vaccine-preventable diseases than the vaccines themselves, he said.
Dr. Elizabeth Scharman honored with Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Achievement in Service
Elizabeth Scharman, Pharm.D., professor, School of Pharmacy, and director of West Virginia Poison Center was honored with the WVU Health Sciences Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Achievement in Service during a ceremony held on April 28th at the Erickson Alumni Center at West Virginia University in Morgantown, W.Va.
The Chancellor's Awards honor faculty and staff who have been recognized by their peers for their outstanding accomplishments at the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center. A total of 14 awards are divided among faculty and staff, including awards given to individuals and to teams. A unique feature of these awards is the opportunity to honor staff and faculty whose contributions have crossed the traditional school boundaries at the HSC.
All faculty and staff working at the HSC are eligible, regardless of their organizational affiliation (e.g., WVU, UHA). Separate committees will oversee the nomination and review of faculty and staff. The committee responsible for awards to faculty will be organized by the Faculty Advisory Council. The committee responsible for awards to staff will be organized by the Chancellor's office. Each award will include a plaque and a certificate signed by the Chancellor, an engraved memento, and a photograph from the ceremony. In any year for which the nomination and review process does not produce any qualified nominees for a specific award, the award will not be made.
The design of this program has been guided by the desire to promote inclusiveness by faculty and staff at the HSC, to recognize equally the contributions made by faculty and staff, to value both personal achievement and contributions to the success of team-based activities, and to foster accomplishments that contribute to the overall success of the HSC.
Dr. Bryan Richmond elected to executive committee of the Southeastern Surgical Congress
Dr. Bryan Richmond, professor of surgery at West Virginia University Charleston Division has been elected to serve on the executive committee of the Southeastern Surgical Congress, the largest regional surgical organization in the U.S. Dr. Richmond is also the chair of the surgical practice committee and the councilor for the state of West Virginia.
The Southeastern Surgical Congress was founded to provide opportunities for surgeons and surgeons in training to come together for educational, scientific, and social purposes to promote and advance the study and practice of surgery.
The Congress holds an annual scientific meeting that consists of postgraduate courses covering new techniques and technology for specific surgical topics plus a three-day plenary session that includes (1) prominent surgical authorities as invited speakers; (2) presentations with assigned discussers selected from a large number of abstracts; (3) current surgical research projects selected by competition; (4) surgical operative procedures by noted surgeons on video; (5) informal discussion groups at luncheon meetings; (6) specialty panels providing opportunities for active participation by the surgeons attending; (7) and a Poster Session covering a wide variety of general surgical topics, including discussion by a team of rounding professors.
WVU is well represented in the Congress. Don K. Nakayama, MD, the chair of surgery at West Virginia University's School of Medicine in Morgantown is serving as the current chair and president of the Southeastern Surgical Conference. With both the Morgantown and Charleston campuses represented in this prestigious organization, it exemplifies our "one school, three campuses" mission.
Dr. Ali AbuRahma named president of Southern Association for Vascular Surgery
Dr. AbuRahma officially has assumed his role as President of the Southern Association for Vascular Surgery for 2014. This is the most prestigious and well-respected regional vascular society in the United States and its membership is comprised of noted academic and clinical vascular surgeons from 13 southern states. Since the society's founding in 1976, Dr. AbuRahma is the first international medical graduate to hold this position.
Dr. Bryan Richmond elected to executive committee of the Southeastern Surgical Congress
Dr. Bryan Richmond, professor of surgery at West Virginia University Charleston Division has been named an Associate Examiner for the American Board of Surgery's Oral Examination process.
The General Surgery Certifying Examination (CE) is the last step toward board certification in general surgery. It is an oral exam consisting of three consecutive 30-minute sessions, each conducted by a team of two examiners.
The CE's purpose is to evaluate a candidate's clinical skills in organizing the diagnostic evaluation of common surgical problems and determining appropriate therapy. Emphasis is placed on candidates' ability to use their knowledge and training to safely, effectively and promptly manage a broad range of clinical problems. The CE is designed to assess a candidate's surgical judgment, clinical reasoning skills and problem-solving ability. Technical details of operations may also be evaluated, as well as issues related to a candidate's ethical and humanistic qualities.
The American Board of Surgery (ABS) is an independent, non-profit organization based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania founded for the purpose of certifying surgeons who have met a defined standard of education, training and knowledge. Surgeons certified by the ABS, known as diplomates, have completed a minimum of five years of surgical residency training following medical school and successfully completed a written and oral examination process administered by the ABS. These exams are the most difficult exams known to exist. The ABS provides board certification in general surgery, vascular surgery, pediatric surgery, surgical critical care, surgery of the hand, hospice and palliative medicine, and complex general surgical oncology.
WVU Charleston Division Research Day Results
Research Day was initiated by continued interest of the faculty of the Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center of West Virginia University, Charleston Division and the medical staff of the Charleston Area Medical Center to share research ideas. The Research Conference provides a forum for such expression.
Research conference participants explore original and current research presented by the faculty and clinicians at the Robert C. Byrd HSC. The program is designed for all health-related professionals and features concurrent sessions highlighting original research and case reports. Poster presentations are also displayed throughout the program.
Judges for this year's event noted the enthusiasm with which residents and students presented their topics and their passion for searching for truth – particularly related to patient cases. The residents and students who gave oral presentations consistently engaged the judges and audiences members and were well prepared to answer questions. The judges also noted that many topics were not just about patient care but about effective utilization of resources and changes in processes to enhance delivery of care.
Congratulations to all who participated in this important program and to those who were recognized for their presentations during the event held yesterday at the West Virginia University Charleston Division's Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center.
Dr. Veena Bhanot Recognized as Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association.
Congratulations to Dr. Veena Bhanot, who has been recognized as a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association.
Distinguished Fellows are nominated first by their district branches before being recommended for approval by the APA Membership Committee and voted upon by the Board of Trustees. Candidates for this category have to meet more comprehensive criteria, including significant achievement in several areas of psychiatry.
Dr. James Mears Honored for his work with CHASM
Students and colleagues of Dr. James Mears, assistant professor of family medicine at West Virginia University's Charleston Division gathered recently to honor him for his service to Project CHASM, a student led project to bring medical attention to the streets of our community.
WVU physicians are required for every street rounds as a physician leader and teacher, and Dr. Mears has been a true champion of the program from its inception. Medical students, pharmacy students, nursing students, and social work students are all needed and welcome on street rounds. In addition, professional or community members may attend as well.
Setting out on foot, Project CHASM (Charleston Homeless and Street Medicine) strives to seek out the homeless, bridge gaps, & break down barriers to ensure that all members of our community have access to basic medical needs and are treated with the human dignity and respect that everyone deserves.
Participants complete brief online training and HIPPA module before attending rounds, then gather for street rounds in small multidisciplinary groups of students and a WVU physician to provide services and participate as a team in medical education.
They seek out the homeless on the streets and in homeless shelters to provide care in the environments most comfortable to them, providing needed supplies, medical advice, blood pressure checks, medication counseling, and connections to various resources around Charleston.
Dr. Molly John in Journal of American Geriatrics Society
Dr. Molly John, an associate professor of internal medicine at West Virginia University Charleston Division got a Letter to the Editor accepted for publication in The Journal of the American Geriatrics Society for her study titled: Long-Term Outcomes of Patients Aged 75 and Older with Pulmonary Embolism. Congratulations, Dr. John!
Dr. Heather Tarantino Elected to Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society
Dr. Heather Tarantino, an assistant professor of internal medicine at West Virginia University Charleston Division has been elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society, a professional medical organization that recognizes and advocates for excellence in scholarship and the highest ideals in the profession of medicine.
Alpha Omega Alpha is to medicine what Phi Beta Kappa is to letters and the humanities and Sigma Xi is to science. The society's values include honesty, honorable conduct, morality, virtue, unselfishness, ethical ideals, dedication to serving others, and leadership. Members have a compelling drive to do well and to advance the medical profession and exemplify the highest standards of professionalism.
More than fifty Nobel Prize winners in Physiology or Medicine, and in Chemistry, have been AΩA members. More than thirty of those were elected to AΩA prior to winning the Nobel Prize.
Nearly seventy-five percent of deans of U.S. medical schools are members of AΩA. Each year, AΩA grants more than $575,000 to medical students and faculty for awards, projects, and prizes that recognize outstanding commitment and dedication to caring for others and providing high quality health care. Our congratulations to Dr. Tarantino on this honor!
Department of pediatrics receives grant toward 24 hour ambulatory blood pressure machine
WVU Department of Pediatrics would like to thank the Marmet Hospital Foundation for their generosity in providing grant money towards the purchase of our second 24 hour ambulatory blood pressure machine. Over the past 14 years, the foundation has donated $17,500 towards the purchase of various medical equipment for the department of pediatrics, which has improved patient care.
Twenty four hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is becoming the standard of care in patients with suspected or confirmed hypertension. We are happy to announce that with the addition of the second machine we will be able to offer this service to more patients, including adult patients. To schedule a patient, please call 304-388-1502.
Submitted by Myra Chiang, MD
Congratulations to Dr. Amanda Dye on passing her American Board of Pediatrics Endocrinology exam. Dr. Dye completed her Pediatric Endocrinology training at Nationwide Children's Hospital/The Ohio State University and joined our Department of Pediatrics in 2011 as Assistant Professor of Pediatrics.
Congratulations to Dr. Ritu Walia on passing her American Board of Pediatrics Gastroenterology exam. Dr. Walia completed her Pediatric Gastroenterology training at Cleveland Clinic and joined Department of Pediatrics in 2013 as Assistant Professor of Pediatrics.
Residents Place 4th Nationally in "Mind Games" Competition
The team of residents from the Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry at the CAMC/WVU Charleston Division clinical campus finished fourth out of more than 90 programs in the recent "Mind Games" competition sponsored by the American Psychiatric Association.
MindGames, now in its eighth year, tests the teams' knowledge of medicine in general, psychiatry in particular, and patient-care issues.
MindGames is open to all psychiatry residency programs in the United States and Canada. The preliminary online competition begins in February, when teams of three residents together take a 60-minute online test consisting of 100 multiple-choice questions. The questions follow the ABPN Part I content outline, covering both psychiatry and neurology, with a few difficult history-of-psychiatry questions to make it interesting.
MindGames is a collaboration between APA and the American College of Psychiatrists.
CAMC recognized as only WV hospital ranked among top 5% in nation
Charleston Area Medical Center has been ranked among the nation's top 5 percent of hospitals, according to an independent study of mortality and complication rates for nearly 4,500 hospitals nationwide as released by Healthgrades, the nation's leading health care ratings company.
CAMC is the only hospital in West Virginia and one of only 260 hospitals nationwide to achieve the Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence™ based on its outstanding clinical quality performance.
"This award acknowledges the achievements CAMC has made to provide our patients with consistently high levels of clinical care," said Dave Ramsey, CAMC's president and CEO. "Our physicians and staff have demonstrated the commitment and collaborative spirit necessary to implement the best possible programs and processes that produce exceptional clinical outcomes, which this recognition validates."
The Healthgrades Distinguished Hospital Award for Clinical Excellence is presented only to those hospitals that stand out above the rest for overall clinical care across a broad spectrum of services. While many hospitals have specific areas of expertise and high-quality outcomes in certain areas, the select hospitals recognized with this award exhibit comprehensive high-quality care across multiple clinical specialties.
"National honors like these are important because they represent years of commitment to excellence by our physicians, clinicians and staff," said Dale Wood, CAMC's chief quality officer. "For patients, this recognition represents objective confirmation that we are continuing to offer exceptional quality, and they can feel confident that they are receiving high quality care."
From 2010 through 2012, if all other hospitals performed at the level of Distinguished Hospitals for Clinical Excellence, 156,036 lives could have potentially been saved.
"We're fortunate to be part of a health system that places quality and patient safety at the forefront," Wood said. "Our success comes from everyone working together and being committed to doing the right thing for every patient, every time."
New Books in the Health Sciences Library:
Current Practice Guidelines in Primary Care (2014) Middle Range Theory for Nursing (3rd edition, 2014; co-authored by WVU's Dr. Mary Jane Smith)
Braunwald's Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine, volumes 1 & 2 (9th edition, 2012)
Step-Up to Medicine (3rd edition)
Physical Assessment of the Newborn (4th edition)
Rosen's Emergency Medicine (8th edition)
Clinician's Pocket Drug Reference 2014 (The Scut Monkey Drug Manual) Publishing & Presenting Clinical Research (3rd edition)
The Successful Match: 200 Rules to Succeed in the Residency Match (1st edition, 2009) First Aid for the USMLE Step 2 CK (8th edition)
COMLEX Secrets Study Guide (2014 edition)
Library Staffer Deborah Workman to Retire in May
Our dedicated, hardworking staffer Deborah Workman will be retiring this May. Many of you know Deborah not only from the library but also from the basement bookstore where she had worked for many years. Please stop by and wish Deborah good luck in her upcoming retirement.
Library Renovation Work Continues
Our renovation work continues upstairs. Much of the area is still open for studying and research but for your safety please stay clear of the work areas. Thank you.
Room Reservations
Don't forget the computer lab on the first floor of the library and the webcast room on the second floor may be reserved for group work, classes, and training. Sharon Smith is now in charge of room scheduling. Please send an e-mail to
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World Book Night
The library will be participating in World Book Night on Wednesday, April 23rd. World Book Night will be held in selected libraries and bookstores nationally. A limited number of free books (to keep) will be distributed to help promote the love of pleasure reading. Stay tuned for more details!
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If you have any questions about the library please feel free to stop by or contact library director Rob Cagna (email@example.com; 304-347-1287).
WVU medical students meet their match 100 percent of medical graduates selected for residency training
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – For the better part of Mark Leekoff's life, his educational goal was to finish medical school. This was no small feat for a man who will soon become the first deaf graduate of a medical school in West Virginia. Diagnosed at 17 months as profoundly deaf, Leekoff, at age 3, became one of the first children in the U.S. to receive a cochlear implant.
"When I was applying to medical schools, I wanted to attend a school with a great reputation that was close to my home in northern Virginia," said Leekoff, current West Virginia University School of Medicine student. "Most schools were hesitant to take on a deaf student, but WVU gave me a chance, and it has paid off very well. The physicians and staff have been nothing short of amazing in helping me succeed in my pursuit of a medical degree by providing support and accommodations, and I'm going to miss my family in Morgantown."
Today, Leekoff was happy to learn that he matched with the University of Maryland and residency training in neurology.
For four years, students at the WVU School of Medicine have worked toward Match Day – the day they learn where they will spend the next several years as resident-physicians. WVU medical students, as well as those throughout the nation, participated in the complex process that matches graduating medical students' preferences with program preferences.
Members of the Class of 2014 received traditional Match Day sealed envelopes, which contained letters identifying their resident match at noon today. This year's WVU celebrations were held simultaneously at Lakeview Golf Resort and Spa in Morgantown, Four Points by Sheraton for the Charleston campus and the Purple Iris in Martinsburg for the Eastern campus.
"We have seen more students choosing to stay in the state or nearby for the start of their residency training, despite being heavily recruited by programs all over the country," Norman Ferrari, M.D., vice dean for education and academic affairs and chair of the WVU Department of Medical Education. "Research has shown that residents tend to establish their practices close to where they train. Forty percent of our graduating medical students will begin their residency training in West Virginia this July."
Fifty-three percent of the Class of 2014 will train in internal medicine, pediatrics, family medicine, or obstetrics/gynecology, fields that typically represent a person's primary care.
The career goals of West Virginia native and current School of Medicine student Jess Johnson include serving rural populations in the state and nationally as an internal medicine and pediatric physician. Johnson spent her third year of medical school on WVU's Eastern campus. She learned today that her residency will be at WVU.
"I was hoping to match here at WVU, because I feel like it's the perfect fit for me," Johnson said. "I grew up in Elkins. Both of my parents are from West Virginia, and they always taught me the importance of being proud of where you came from."
The WVU School of Medicine places an emphasis on rural health and teaching in local communities throughout the state. Just this month, the School was ranked 11th for rural medicine in U.S. News and World Report's 2015 edition of "America's Best Graduate Schools."
Ali Hajiran, also a West Virginia native and current School of Medicine student appreciated the financial support that he received from the school and the state. Hajiran matched early in a urologic surgery residency in the WVU Department of Surgery.
"I was born and raised in Wheeling, West Virginia, and am very proud of my hometown and state," Hajiran said. "As a West Virginia resident, I was fortunate to receive a generous amount of financial support from WVU and the state, which helped me focus on discovering my true interests in medicine without the burden of hefty student loans."
Hajiran and Johnson met during medical school and have participated in a service trip to rebuild houses in New Orleans and on a medical rotation to Guatemala to provide primary care to a vast number of people who have limited access.
"Having a significant other who is also a medical student turned out to be quite a blessing," said Hajiran. "It was nice to have someone who understands everything that you are going through, including all of the daily obstacles and pressures that come with being a medical student."
"The Class of 2014 has earned a 100 percent pass rate on both U.S. Medical Licensure Examination (USMLE) Step 1 and Step 2 tests for two consecutive years in 2012 and 2013, an accomplishment that is distinctly rare," Arthur J. Ross, III, M.D., M.B.A., dean of the WVU School of Medicine, said. "We are so proud to have this talented group of students become physicians. The number of students remaining in West Virginia and bordering states, plus the number of students entering primary care indicate that we are keeping the important promises as the state's land grant institution of caring for West Virginians and helping West Virginia students succeed in their education."
Students in the School of Medicine Class of 2014 matched in 22 different fields and will go to 21 different states. Some selected training opportunities not offered anywhere in West Virginia, such as radiation oncology, plastic surgery, and combined pediatrics/psychiatry/child psychiatry programs.
The National Residency Matching Program (NRMP) couples prospective applicants with residency programs. Each applicant makes a list ranking the residency program in their order of desirability. The residency programs do the same with the applicants, and the NRMP matches them up.
Residency training typically takes three to five years. Residents practice medicine under the supervision of experienced physicians before being certified in a specialty. Not all graduating medical students get matched. According to NRMP, last year 975 graduates of U.S. medical schools did not match, accounting for 5.6 percent of U.S. grads.
WVU has the largest number of graduate medical education offerings in the state, with more than 50 specialty training programs, all of which are fully accredited. One-half of the training programs are the only such specialty programs offered in the entire state.
Residency training begins at WVU the first week of July for more than 100 new residents from medical schools across the country.
By the numbers:
Top States: West Virginia (40 percent), Ohio (9 percent), Pennsylvania (8 percent), South Carolina (5 percent)
Top Specialties: Internal Medicine (20 percent), Family Medicine (13 percent), Transitional Year (13 percent), Pediatrics (9 percent)
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The West Virginia Poison Center Celebrates National Poison Prevention Week
The West Virginia Poison Center is celebrating National Poison Prevention Week with poison centers across the nation. Each year during National Poison Prevention Week, the West Virginia Poison Center has a special focus on poison prevention outreach and provides special programming throughout the state. This year's focus is adding the West Virginia Poison Center's number into cell phone contact lists. A special flyer was distributed throughout the state--from health departments to pediatrican's offices, and from schools to senior centers. Don't forget to add our number into your phone! West Virginia Poison Center 1-800-222-1222
Nearly Half of CAMC Staff Trained in Residency Program Here
CAMC is above average when it comes to retaining medical residents
– Charleston Daily Mail
Charleston Area Medical Center is doing a good job of retaining residents or drawing them back to the area following out-of-state fellowships, said Sharon Hall, president of the CAMC Health Education Research Institute.
Hall presented an annual report at Wednesday morning's meeting of the CAMC Board of Trustees.
"Upon graduation, on average, 33 percent enter practice in West Virginia and many come back after fellowships in other states," she said.
Graduates leave the state in order to find slots to pursue further training in their specialties because there may not be an adequate number of opportunities to do so here.
"Forty-nine percent of our staff were trained in the residency program here," she said.
"CAMC is probably above average in retaining residents or bringing them back to the area. They have a good learning and training experience here. Every student is a prospective employee."
Sandra Y. Pope Re-appointed to ACICBL Federal Advisory Committee
Sandra Y. Pope, MSW, Director of the WV Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) Program, has been re-appointed to the Federal Advisory Committee on Interdisciplinary, Community-Based Linkages (ACICBL). This Advisory Committee recently released a report: "Redesigning Health Professions Education and Practice to Prepare the Interprofessional Team to Care for Populations". This is the 12th in a series of reports to HRSA focused on topics related to providers covered under Title VII. This latest report, "Redesigning Health Professions Education and Practice to Prepare the Interprofessional Team to Care for Populations", is now available online and covers issues related to population health, cultural competency, health promotion, technology, and interprofessional teams. Download your copy and share today:
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Oxfordshire's Katherine Hawes helped England retain their British Isles Women's International Series title in Jersey.
Having received a late call-up into the team, the Oxford City & County star played her part as England won all four of their matches against Ireland, Scotland, Jersey and Wales on Les Creux's artificial green.
Hawes said: "I was quite pleased with it being the first time on an artificial surface, and I was at No 3 whereas I have played at No 2 before.
"I thought I did quite well and the other people in my team did too."
England opened up with a 120-108 win over Ireland, with Hawes featuring in a 21-12 rink victory skipped by Lincolnshire's Penny Strong, alongside Worcestershire's Sue Davies and Derbyshire's Jo Skelton against Barbara Cameron.
Hawes and her rinkmates were then pipped 16-15 by Scotland skip Lorna Smith, but England won 108-102 to make it two wins out of two.
An emphatic 140-86 victory over Jersey followed with the four including Hawes regaining the winning thread with a 21-12 success over skip Helen Greechan.
England clinched the title by walloping Wales 143-97, with Hawes's side beating skip Judith Wason 21-15.
Hawes added: "I think we did very well and we were obviously pleased by the result.
"We only lost one game by one, so that was nice from a personal point of view."
Oxford United foiled on deadline day
9:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
Michael Appleton is determined to do his shopping earlier next summer after Oxford United were unable to land their top target before the transfer window shut last night.
DARTS: Maximum men lead the way
8:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
IN a week of high-scoring, 20 players recorded maximums in the Men's Summer League, with five of them doing it twice.
RUGBY LEAGUE: Oxford sting Scorpions with last-minute winner
8:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
CRICKET: Vaughan is star turn for Cherwell dinner
8:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
Michael Vaughan, who captained England to their 2005 Ashes triumph, will be the guest speaker at the Cherwell League's 40th anniversary presentation dinner at Oxford's Kassam Stadium on Saturday, October 18.
Raynes sets sights on return in trophy tie
8:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
Michael Raynes is among the Oxford United players hoping to benefit from a run-out in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy at Cheltenham Town tonight (7.45).
FOOTBALL: United sunk by Wiltshire treble
7:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
PARALYMPIC SPORT: Tipton turns it around to see Britain home
7:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
Anna Tipton, from Didcot, was Britain's hero as they came from behind to beat Belgium in their goalball international on Saturday, writes STUART WEIR.
DARTS: New-look facing long trip in opener
7:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
Oxfordshire, who were relegated from the Premier Division last season, start their Division 1 campaign with a long trip to take on County Durham this weekend.
GOLF: Hole-in-one double joy
6:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
The 16th hole at North Oxford saw two aces last week.
PARALYMPIC SPORT:: Bubbling Rosie is back in the swim
6:00am Tuesday 2nd September 2014
Oxford's Rosie Bancroft openly admits 2014 has been the worst year of her swimming career, but she believes things are finally starting to fall into place after an outing at the Olympic pool in London.


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Historical debts in the defence industry will be erased by the Gov't through EU approved procedures in order to recover jobs and re-launch an essential sector of the Romanian economy, Prime Minister Victor Ponta announced during yesterday's Gov't session. "Through measures approved by the European Union, I want to support the Romanian defence industry which has been at a disadvantage and largely overlooked in recent years. I want more than to recover jobs; I want us to become competitive again, and through what the European Union has allowed us in terms of erasing historical debts that it will never be able to repay, I want us to re-launch this essential sector of the Romania economy," Ponta said.
Precisely, the government decided the cancellation of fiscal obligations due by 15 companies from the defence industry that manufacture or trade armament, ammunition and war material, also invoking the current geopolitical regional context that "imposes the reinforcing of Romania's defence capacity."
Two weeks ago, the Mediafax news agency announced that the Government was prepared to adopt an ordinance on lowering budgetary arrears for certain categories of economic operators in the defence industry, after a draft had been drawn up in this respect back in February 2011. The three-year-old version mentions the new EU regulations' focus on protecting national military interests and the impact of asset foreclosure on the defence production capacity volume as supporting arguments for erasing the budgetary debt of several national defence companies, amounting to approx. RON 1 billion. The erasing measure was presented as a step towards the companies' economic and financial recovery.


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