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UB architectural planner Linsey Graff's commitment to community
outreach, education and diversity in architecture have earned her
recognition from American Institute of Architects New York
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of the UB Ebola Advisory Committee, talks about how UB is keeping
members of the university community safe in the wake of the Ebola
outbreak in western Africa.
President Satish K. Tripathi praises UB community members'
contributions to the November storm recovery efforts.
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new course evaluation system being introduced to standardize the
way UB students evaluate their courses.
Eric Reich knows a thing or two about entrepreneurship, which is
why the UB alumnus and co-founder of Campus Labs was brought in to
teach in the seminar that introduces students to the Undergraduate
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assault on campus, and how UB is addressing the issue.
Junior electrical engineering major Kristina Monakhova has
received the prestigious John R. Sevier Memorial Scholarship
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UB staff member Nancy Kielar's Pink Pillow Project offers
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UB's Kendo Club practices one of the oldest martial arts.
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women in those early days after a breast cancer diagnosis.
UB diving coach Karla Helder won more than a medal when she
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An X-ray crystal structure solved by UB chemist Philip Coppens
has been chosen as one of the world's top 10 molecular
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An exceptional career devoted to the study of human rights in
Africa and beyond has earned UB faculty member Claude Welch special
recognition from his peers in the field.
This Q&A addresses some of the questions members of the UB
community may have about the staus of the Ebola outbreak in West
Africa and the preparedness of the university regarding this public
health emergency.
UB Law School adjunct faculty member Nellie Drew shares some of
her experiences in the sports law field.
UB Law School sports law expert Nellie Drew believes Buffalo
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other SUNY medical schools are studying the link between frailty
and dementia.
UB faculty member James Gardner has been cited as one of the 10
legal scholars whose work in election law has had the most impact
on their peers.
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the profession and his time at UB.
Social Work faculty member Susan Green has been selected to take
part in the Health Foundation of Western and Central New York's
Health Leadership Fellows Program.
Retired UB faculty member Herb Foster lives an active life on
Martha's Vineyard that includes publishing a book about the
island's role in World War II.
Epidemiologist Jean Wactawski-Wende has been named interim dean
of the School of Public Health and Health Professions.
Former UB staff member Patricia Bordas has begun a cross-country
walk to raise awareness and money for two charities that are close
to her heart.
A 1980 article by UB faculty member Lynn Mather has been
recognized by the American Political Science Association as having
made a lasting impression on the field of law and courts.
UB's groundbreaking work on tinnitus, or ringing in the ears,
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prestigious national and state organizations.
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of her dissertation.
Alexander Cartwright has been named a fellow of SPIE, the
world's pre-eminent professional society for scientists and
engineers working to advance light-based technologies.
CIO J. Brice Bible talks about the latest Internet security
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UB librarian and environmentalist Frederick Stoss has been
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education programming and for helping to create the library's
Caribbean Energy, Environmental and Sustainability Program.
The honors continue for UB music department faculty member
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Cancer survivor Donna Czaja hopes others can learn from her
Mary McVee's work on important issues in teaching and
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The American Institute of Architects has awarded UB architecture
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days on the golf course or relaxing with the grandchildren,
emeritus professor Howard Wolf continues to teach, write and
lecture, both in the U.S. and abroad.
UB volcanologists Michael Sheridan and Alison Graettinger talk
about the risks surrounding some of the world's most
dangerous mountains and how communities in these areas can protect
Collaboration is the essence of Melanie Aceto's work
Marie Elia's love of literature is key to her job in UB's Poetry
Law faculty member Tara Melish worked with the Guatemalan
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the country's psychiatric hospitals.
Faculty member Samina Raja has won the 2014 William R. and June
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food systems and healthy communities.
Afghan scholar Ahmad Zaki is studying urban planning at UB to
bring what he learns back to Afghanistan to help start what may be
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team playing in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
Double alumnus Wei-Loon Leong has returned to his alma mater as
UB's first director of international alumni relations.
Students taking part in UB's Habitat for Humanity program gain
hands-on experience in building and construction, while rebuilding
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UB faculty member Paras Prasad has received an honorary
doctorate from the Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden for his
cutting-edge work in the field of biophotonics.
Youfa Wang, an internationally recognized expert in childhood
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UB faculty member Kathryn Bryk Friedman has joined some of the
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new Global Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for
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The new chair of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences works to
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of skin and breast cancer metabolism breaks new ground in cancer
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planning process for Buffalo's comprehensive plan and
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Nancy Nielsen, senior associate dean for health policy in the
School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, talks about the
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UB vice president Michael Cain recently was honored for his
profound contributions to cardiovascular medicine.
UB faculty member Jon Nelson and his wife, Lazara, opened PAUSA
art house to provide a venue for an eclectic mix of music, poetry
and other art forms.
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scientists at the Research Institute on Addictions has been
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reputation internationally as an advocate against global
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to intense light.
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Danielle Johnson is on a mission both professional and personal,
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time, but for H. William Coles, retirement will take him away from
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Metro Forward, the $5.5-billion project that aims to restore the aging infrastructure of the rail system, will resume with work beginning at 10 p.m. on Friday on the Red Line downtown, on the Orange Line in Rosslyn, on the Blue and Yellow lines near Pentagon City and near the northern end of the Green Line in Greenbelt.
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- Trains will operate at regular weekend intervals between College Park and Branch Avenue.
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This closure is for routine testing.
George Washington Parkway Classic 10 Miler and 5K
Runners will overtake the George Washington Memorial Parkway Sunday between Mount Vernon and Old Town Alexandria this weekend for the George Washington Parkway Classic. The 10-Miler will begin near Mount Vernon Estate and end in Old Town at Oronoco Bay Park.
The last mile of the race is dedicated to Officer Peter Laboy who was seriously injured after being shot during a traffic stop on Wilkes Street in late February.
The George Washington Parkway will be closed to accommodate the runners between 6 a.m. and 11 a.m. Segments of the parkway will reopen from south to north as the runners make headway into Old Town.
Follow police direction on the routes near the George Washington Parkway including Collingwood Road, Morningside Lane, Belle View Boulevard, and Belle Haven Road. In Alexandria, the streets that intersect Washington Street closer to the finish line will likely be the last the reopen.
Learn more about the increased security for the race here.
IMF World Bank Meetings
The Cherry Blossoms crowds have eased but the IMF World Bank Meetings this weekend are sure to cause random and unpredictable delays throughout the city. Various streets will be blocked near the World Bank complex downtown.
Limousines and short motorcades will be in constant flux throughout the city, shuttling dignitaries to and from embassies and hotels. As is the case with any police detail, traffic on any of the streets or freeways in and toward Washington will occasionally be stopped as the motorcades pass by. In some cases, roads near, but not on, a motorcade route will be stopped. Therefore it will be possible to experience a delay related to the passage of a motorcade without being in sight of any police activity.
The following streets will be closed through 7 p.m. on Sunday:
- 19th Street NW closed from G Street to Pennsylvania Avenue NW
- H Street NW closed from 18th Street to 20th Street NW
The following streets will experience temporary closures through 7 p.m. on Sunday:
- 18th Street NW between G Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW
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Following a safety study completed in 2012, crews will be improving pavement markings on the westbound span on the Bay Bridge (Route 50/301) this weekend.
Work crews will remove and replace the rumble strips and pavement markings and add new signs on the westbound Bay Bridge to enhance safety measures during "two-way" traffic operations.
The work is scheduled to close the westbound span on Friday and Saturday from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. the following morning and on Sunday from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. the following morning. The eastbound span will operate with two-way traffic.
The WTOP Weather Center calls for the potential of strong thunderstorms with high winds Friday night and early Saturday morning which may cause to work to be delayed or postponed. Motorists who plan to travel across the Bay Bridge on Friday night should be prepared for wind warnings or restrictions and follow overhead lane control signals.
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There is some good economic news for Onondaga County as the new year starts. Its income from sales tax is up. YNN's Bill Carey says the initial estimates show those dollars are up, substantially.
ONONDAGA COUNTY, N.Y. -- It has become a part of everyday life. Buy something, anything from a new house to new shoes, and you pay a little bit more than just the price. You pay sales tax.
With mandatory costs rising and eating away at property tax revenues, sales tax revenues have become more and more important for local governments. The state government has been warning that its income from sales tax has been down in recent months. But, in Onondaga County, the news is quite different.
"For 2012, compared to 2011, on what we call a cash basis, we are up in collections almost $16 million, in 2012 from 2011, which is nearly a five percent increase. Clearly bucking all state trends," said Robert Antonacci, Onondaga County Comptroller.
No one is quite sure, yet, what has caused the jump. Some of it traces back to higher gas costs. The Destiny USA expansion also has an impact. Onondaga County's Chief Fiscal Officer, Steve Morgan, is already projecting a $15 million surplus in 2013. Nothing in the new sales tax report contradicts that expectation. The key now, he says, is to deal with the extra money in a way that strengthens the budget. That means the extra money won't necessarily mean a cut in property taxes.
"If you start using overage fund balance to support an operating budget, recurring expenses, you get yourself into a hole, year after year," said Steve Morgan, Onondaga County Chief Fiscal Officer,
Instead, he and the county comptroller say the key is paying costs that are outside of those operating expenditures.
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"We're going to pay cash instead of borrowing. Save those interest costs, which are low now but, still, it costs money to borrow. Pay down debt. Refund debt earlier. Get those interest rates down. So, I think there's other things we can do with those dollars that actually gets money back in the taxpayer's pocket without actually funding operating expenses," said Morgan.
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After a half century of collecting very valuable antiques, a Jefferson County man says it's hard to part with any of them. But when a popular TV show wanted to not only feature his collection, but buy some things as well, David Pietroski gave it a shot. As our Brian Dwyer reports, he was very happy he did.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, N.Y. – "American Pickers" is a big hit for the History Channel. It follows two men, Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, as they travel the country looking for unique antique collections. Monday night's episode featured Jefferson County collector David Pietroski. "When we were watching it, we were laughing like crazy," Pietroski said. "Our phone was going off, people were texting us all kinds of messages. It was quite an ordeal."
Pietroski has been collecting for more than 50 years. As you can guess, it's never easy for him to get rid of something. But in all, he sold the guys 15 things, including an old 1904 fire call box from the City of Watertown Fire Department.
"A lot of stuff came from Watertown," He said. "I really think with that show, we put Watertown, New York on the map."
It was back in August when Wolfe, Fritz and the crew spent 12 hours at Pietroski's property going though the collection and also taping the search and conducting interviews.
"I think they did a great job showing David's unique eye that he has for when he goes to a sale or something, to where he can really spot something unique and get it," said Pietroski's wife, Frances, who was also involved with being on the show.
And the theme to the entire segment, adding to that antique experience, Pietroski's farmhouse is thought to be haunted. After their visit in August, the guys from "Pickers" probably wouldn't argue.
"There was some noise, that one upstairs with that Pabst Blue Ribbon thing," Pietroski said. "There was like a crash or something that came out of the attic. I don't know where that came from because there was nobody back there."
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The show never did show how much it was actually worth, but it's believed to be at least six or seven times that. At the end of the episode, it was shown that the old fire call box didn't have the alarm system inside. Pietroski says he's since found it and may use it as a bargaining chip to get the show back sometime.
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A child in a rural Alaskan village, a boy of about 8, became very ill. The local doctors were unable to help him, so they sent him to the hospital in Bethel where he was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer. His family took him to the Alaska Native Medical Center in Anchorage where he began treatment. Unfortunately, as happens all too often with kids with intensive medical needs, his family was unable to relocate to Anchorage for his care, so he was put into the foster care system.
(When this happens, social services tries very hard to place children with locals from their village. If that's not possible, they try to place them with other Alaska Natives. If that's doesn't work, they go into the foster care system at large. I know several young people who were born in one village, but raised with Athabaskans near Anchorage for this reason. They identify themselves with both their birth and adoptive culture.)
This boy was placed with a local Native Alaskan family in this manner, but sadly was not responding to treatment. Imagine--being taken from his rural village life to a modern medical facility thousands of miles away, no family, no connections. So young, so sick, so alone. My heart aches for each child that would ever find themselves in this circumstance. Not surprisingly, he was failing. He was a quiet child by his nature, and very sick. Also, there were no speakers of his language at the hospital. When he did mumble a word, no one understood him.
Back in the village, his family ached for him and desperately wanted to learn of his progress. His grandmother after many attempts, was finally able to speak to his caregiver in Seattle. His caregiver reported that he was mumbling for something, but no one understood what he was saying. They held the phone to the sick boys ear. He was not lucid enough to respond to his Grandmother's voice or to recognize that he was speaking to an Elder. He just continued his mumbling. (I so wish I could tell you what the boy was saying in his native tongue, but I am not a native speaker. )
His grandmother shouted, I know what he needs! I know! I know! He was asking for moose stew. In western society, many of rely upon our chicken soup for nourishment of body and soul. For Alaska natives, they need moose stew! The FDA had no approval process for aquiring or preparing moose in the hospital in Seattle. Back in the village, his family quickly set about preparing the stew for the boy. It was frozen in packages, and carried by a bush pilot flying to Anchorage. The pilot quickly and carefully sent the precious cargo to Seattle on the next available flight. The parcel was received by caregivers in Seattle, warmed and prepared for the boy, and brought to him as a special care package in the hospital. And he ate it! Just a bit at first, then more. Day after day, the boy's condition improved. He continued to eat his moose stew daily. (It was a good thing they had sent plenty of frozen meals!) His condition improved, and soon he was well enough to talk to Grandmother on the telephone again:
"Thank you for the moose stew, Grandmother. I was HUNGRY!"
Before long he survived his treatments and was able to return to Anchorage. He lived!
Based upon this and other accounts, the FDA has worked with the Alaska Native Medical Center to implement standards for acquision and preparation of many traditional foods. Moose stew is back on the menu!
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I had an interesting experience this fall. Our bagpipe band had their annual chili cook-off at the home of one of the members. One family brought chili made with moose meat. One of the drummers had recently moved his girlfriend to Omaha from Maine. She is Native American. She was nearly brought to tears to taste moose meat so far away from her home in Maine.
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What a wonderful story, Jaymee. Thanks so much for sharing it.
I had an interesting experience this fall. Our bagpipe band had their annual chili cook-off at the home of one of the members. One family brought chili made with moose meat. One of the drummers had recently moved his girlfriend to Omaha from Maine. She is Native American. She was nearly brought to tears to taste moose meat so far away from her home in Maine.
That is so wonderful to hear. Comfort food for body and soul!
I hope you enjoyed the chili!
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Anyhow, my grandfather, very poor, didn't know what else to do, so he took him down on the river, and fed him fish, fish stew, and fried fish. My dad survived, whether the fish/protein worked or not. They stayed down on the river for a long time feeding him fish.
Thank you for the recipe card and the story. We grew up on venison, squirrels, fish, or whatever was available. My son still fills his freezer with venison every year, and the grandchildren like it.
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