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The 2nd Joyful Mystery: The Visitation
Bring Christ to your family, as Mary brought Christ to Elizabeth�s. Let this mystery of the Rosary teach us to love our neighbor.
I suspect Mary was overjoyed at the news of Elizabeth�s pregnancy, and couldn�t wait to get there and share the wonder of it all with her. Now the two of them could delight in each other�s miracles and bask in the glory of God and all He had done by His power alone. I can easily imagine them hugging and laughing and fussing over each other.
Let this mystery teach us to love our neighbor.
Gabriel had just left her, and the first thing she does is prepare to leave and visit Elizabeth, her cousin. Gabriel had told her Elizabeth was in her sixth month of pregnancy, a testament to the power of God.
It wouldn�t have seemed unreasonable for Mary to have stayed home to rest and take care of herself, now that she herself was expecting. And after all, the angel had said this child would be the holy Son of God! That certainly deserves some pampering and special treatment!
But I suspect Mary was overjoyed at the news of Elizabeth�s pregnancy, and couldn�t wait to get there and share the wonder of it all with her. Now the two of them could delight in each other�s miracles and bask in the glory of God and all He had done by His power alone. I can easily imagine them hugging and laughing and fussing over each other.
It�s really a simple lesson this mystery teaches � take care of each other. Even when you have good reason for worrying only about yourself, try to find a way to care for someone else also. I�m your neighbor and you�re mine. There will be plenty of opportunities for us to care for each other and meet the other�s needs. But will we?
And what about the neighbor we don�t particularly like? What about the neighbor we can�t stand? There�s where it gets sticky! Even then, we are asked to find ways to show love. Love that is hard to give, love that requires a real sacrifice, love that is on-purpose-even-though-I-really-don�t-want-to is the truest of all.
A good place to start is our own families. Love-on-purpose that family member you don�t like being around. Love-on-purpose the one who irritates you to no end. Love-on-purpose the relative you have nothing in common with. Love the one who just plain drives you crazy. Do it as unto Jesus, and watch how your heart changes.
Be happy for the blessings in your family member�s lives and celebrate with them. Rejoice in their good fortune without envy, and bear their sorrow with them whenever you can. Pray for them. Bring Christ to your family, as Mary brought Christ to Elizabeth�s.
These are simple, ordinary bits of guidance, and most of the time we�ll do these things without earthly applause. We just do it because it�s the right thing to do. We may fail miserably and often in loving our neighbor, but the good news is we�ll never run out of chances to live this mystery, and practice makes perfect!
Jennifer Hartline is a Catholic Army wife and stay-at-home mother of three precious kids who writes frequently on topics of Catholic faith and daily living. She is a contributing writer for Catholic Online.
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My necessity to bring Christ to my family is very touching.When Christ takes over my family there can be peace, joy and unity in the family.Great!!!
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Fitting advice, presented with conviction. Thanks, Jennifer.
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Dr David R. Boyd, MDCM, FACS is a General Surgeon with 23 years experience in the US Public Health Service (PHS). The last 12 in the Indian Health Service (IHS), he was the staff surgeon at the Blackfeet Community Hospital in Browning, MT.
Dr Boyd comes from Seattle, WA, where he went to public school and was active in many sports. He graduated from Central Washington College of Education in Ellensburg, WA, with a Bachelors of Arts and Science in 1958. His combined majors were Psychology and Pre-medicine. His medical education is from McGill University in Montreal, PQ, Canada, graduating MDCM in 1963.
Dr Boyd did a rotating internship at the Cook County Hospital (CCH) in Chicago, IL. He was drafted into the US Army, serving as Captain in the Medical Corps from 1964-66. He returned to surgical training at the University of Maryland and was a "Shock-Trauma Fellow" at the developing Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS). He returned to the CCH surgery program and became the "Resident Director" of our nation's first civilian Trauma Unit (TU). He established the first "Computerized Trauma Registry" under an NIH grant. He wrote the plan and later implemented the Illinois Statewide Trauma and Emergency Medical Services System from 1971-74.
He was also the Illinois State Medical Disaster Officer and initiated a more rational and coordinated disaster response system, utilizing the designated Trauma Centers and their Trauma/EMSS Coordinators as lead personnel. evaluate the problem, and initiate the appropriate medical and hospital response, activate the transportation and communication components, and coordinate with environmental health, and other agencies, including Civil Defense. He designed and implemented an effective Trauma and Emergency Medical Guidelines and EMS Operating Component Standards statewide. Many became national standards later.
In 1972 he testified before the US Congress on the need for a National EMS System. He wrote the clinically relevant parts of PL 93-154, "The EMS Systems Act of 1973". He was appointed National Director of the Office of EMSS in PHS, DHEW and later DHHS. In this capacity he worked with public and private sectors, state, territorial, local and tribal governments, health and safety, professional, public advocacy and political interests in Trauma and EMSS. He established the "303" EMSS Contiguous Geographic Regions and defined the National Trauma and EMS program. He worked closely with IHS and the initial EMSS program.
Dr Boyd left the Federal Government in 1983 and established a private EMSS consulting firm working with domestic and international clients. He returned to clinical work in emergency medicine in 1991. He was the general surgeon at the Blackfeet Community Hospital in Browning, MT since 1993 and Clinical Director (CD) there in 2002-03. He is currently the National Trauma Systems Coordinator in the Office of Emergency Services (ES), Indian Health Service (IHS) Rockville, MD. He is the IHS representative to the Federal Inter Agency Committee for Emergency Medical Services (FICEMS)
DR Boyd has published over 110 scientific articles on Trauma, Shock and Trauma/EMS Systems including a textbook on EMS. He has received many honors including the "Distinguished Career Award" from the American Public Health Association (APHA), Injury Control and Emergency Medical Services Section in 1998 and the National Safety Council (NSC) Surgeons' Award for Service to Safety and the Journal of EMS Physio Control "Living Legends of EMS Award" in 2006.
He has implemented the IHS Alcohol Screening/ Behavior Intervention (ASBI) Program and is developing the Director's Trauma Initiative.
Dr Boyd is married to Joyce M. Boyd MDCM, FAAP. They have four adult children and four grand children.
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Jim Upchurch MD, MA, NREMTP practices in Montana and is board certified in Family Practice with added qualification in Geriatrics. He has a master's degree in education and human development and is licensed as a paramedic. Dr. Upchurch is a 'Legacy' member of the American College of Emergency Physicians. Since 1985 his practice has been with the Indian Health Service and has focused on emergency medicine and EMS while providing the full spectrum of care required in a rural/frontier environment. He provides medical direction for BLS and ALS EMS systems, including a critical care interfacility transport service. He also provides medical direction for the Incident Medical Specialist Program, USDA Forest Service, Northern Region and the Northern Rockies Smokejumper Program. Dr. Upchurch has served as American Heart Association ACLS Regional and National faculty for Montana and currently represents Montana on the Council of State EMS Medical Directors of the National Association of State EMS Officials.
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For more than two decades Amy Ray has served as one half of folk-rock duo the Indigo Girls. On her own, she's released three independent solo albums that spike her folk tendencies with her love of punk, indie-rock, and – on her recently released third disc, " Didn't It Feel Kinder" – gospel, girl group harmonies and full arrangements. Ray recorded much of "Kinder" in Asheville and Greensboro.
How did you choose Asheville? I was working with a producer/bass player who lived in Greensboro and a drummer who lives in Durham. We were meeting in Atlanta and tried to record (there), but the studio wasn't working well. I ended up going to Asheville to record with this indie band, Arizona. I love the studio we worked at ( Echo Mountain) and it's in good proximity to other two players.
What do you like about it here? I love North Carolina. That studio's just really special. I go up there to go hiking and eat at The Laughing Seed. … The band the Butchies that I played with on my first solo project are from Durham.
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The Indigo Girls have stayed in the South. As a band and as activists, did you ever consider moving to Los Angeles or New York? Oh God no. I'm such a Southerner. My family goes back four generations in Atlanta.
The dialog in the South is constant and interesting and important. I like this spiritually based activism. I don't mean Christian-based, but a sense of higher purpose and higher being and something greater than yourself that moves you and compels you to be engaged ….
I relate to the storytelling and the relationship to the Earth; sitting on the front porch and playing your guitar. Racism and bigotry and conservatism goes along with it, too. I work to change that. I'd hate to move away from the South and leave it to those people. That's a nightmare to me.
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|Even though the oceans occupy more than 70% of the earth's surface and 95% of the biosphere (National Research Council, 2001), marine habitats have undergone a substantial decline over the last few decades, and most of which is attributable to fishing. In this regard, marine reserves or marine protected areas (MPAs) are proposed as tools to relieve stresses on marine resources and ecosystems. Despite the advantages of MPAs compared to traditional management tools, some concerns have been expressed about the effectiveness of the creation of MPAs when there are links between MPAs and outside areas as a result of the dispersal process. If the open access regime is applied outside the MPAs, it can attract more fishermen to exploit benefits resulting from the migration process and this can reduce the effectiveness of the MPAs. The problem, thus, to be analysed in this dissertation is how MPAs can benefit for fisheries management, and the conditions under which they are beneficial. With the analyses in different contexts, this dissertation investigates following research questions how the efficiency of fishing vessels in an open access fisheries affected by the creation of a marine protected area, how managers can use compensation payment as a tool to get the support from fishermen for biodiversity conservation and is it possible to use protected areas for conflicts resolving and management of recreational and commercial fisheries. Dynamic bioeconomic model, stochastic frontier analysis and principal agent theory are applied in this dissertation as innovative approaches for studying MPAs. The implication from this dissertation is that MPAs are not a cure-all for fisheries management; however, MPAs may be valuable tools for biodiversity conservation and fisheries management if we apply them under appropriate conditions.
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Peach, K. J., Cobb, J.H., Sheehy, S. L., Witte, H., Yokoi, T., Aslaninejad, M., Easton, M.J., Pasternak, J., Barlow, Roger, Owen, H.L., Tygier, S.C., Beard, C.D., McIntosh, P.A., Smith, S.L., Tzenov, S.I., Bliss, N., Edgecock, R., Pozimski, J.K., Rochford, J., Fenning, R.J.L., Khan, A., Johnstone, C., Jones, B., Vojnovic, B., Kelliher, D.J., Machida, S., Rogers, C.T. and Seviour, Rebecca (2009) PAMELA Overview : design goals and principles. In: Proceedings of the 23rd Particle Accelerator Conference 4 – 8 May 2009 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. JACoW, Vancouver, Canada, pp. 3142-3144.
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The PAMELA (Particle Accelerator for MEdicaL
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Curtis Jones of Pike Road, Ala. has been named Assistant Commissioner for the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR). Governor Robert Bentley appointed Jones to work with N. Gunter Guy Jr., who was recently named Commissioner of the state agency.
Jones is retired from Alabama Power Company where he served in a number of capacities including Division Manager for External Affairs. Most recently he was an associate real estate broker with John Hall & Company where he dealt in timberland and recreational property.
As Assistant Commissioner, Jones says one of his priorities will be to increase the revenue ADCNR receives from the public's use of the state's numerous state resources. "We have tremendous natural resources here in Alabama, and we need to be more proactive and promote them," he said.
Jones is a native of Alabama and is an active hunter and angler. He attended Auburn University, where he received a degree in Electrical Engineering. Jones is active in a number of organizations including the Alabama Wildlife Federation, and previously served on the City/County Personnel Board, Montgomery Chamber of Commerce Boards, YMCA-Metro Board, the Montgomery Lions Club, the Montgomery Zoological Society and Jubilee Cityfest. He has two children and four grandchildren.
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources promotes wise stewardship, management and enjoyment of Alabama's natural resources through five divisions: Marine Police, Marine Resources, State Lands, State Parks, and Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries. To learn more about ADCNR, visit www.outdooralabama.com.


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A guest post about… the Knicks?
This post was written by Ryan Colburn, a high school basketball teammate of mine. I can pay him no higher compliment than this: If I needed one person to make a wide open jumper to save my life, and I was given a choice between Colburn and Ray Allen, I'd actually think twice.
Before all of Jay's readers write this post off as absolute blasphemy, I would like to explain myself. Although I am a New York Knickerbocker fan, I'm not all bad. I was born in Connecticut and as a child was faced with the dilemma of choosing a side in the heated rivalry between Boston and New York. (Editor's note: Heated rivalry? Child please.) Largely because of Spre, Allan Houston and Larry Johnson, I preferred the Knicks and the MSG network rather than NESN with Paul and Antoine.
But I don't just love the Knicks; I am a huge basketball fan. Whether it is a high school all-star game, hoops mixtape, hoopshype.com, nba.com, NBA TV, (I begrudgingly admit some WNBA Playoffs), I have been thinking about basketball ever since Game 7 ended. I miss it. I miss it maybe too much. I miss it more than ever because I am a recent college graduate and at the moment am struggling to find work. Hell, I watch FIBA competition even if team USA isn't even playing. That says something. (Editor's note: Not as much as watching the WNBA playoffs does.) And before I throw some Knicks analysis your way, just know that I rooted for the Celtics all playoffs long, especially when they faced LA.
Now, on to the Knickerbockers. Since their run to the NBA Finals in 1999, the Knicks have quickly become one of the worst teams in basketball. As a fan this has been especially tough, because the Knicks are such a storied franchise yet continually fail to live up to expectations.
It's sad, too, because Madison Square Garden is a special place. Ask any player, college or pro that has taken the floor there and most will tell you it is truly an experience. The Lakers have strived to emulate emulates MSG with Staples's new lighting regime. Instead of lighting the entire arena like almost all stadiums do, MSG has always dimmed the lighting above the fans and put the spotlight on the hardwood. Remember 2001, when Iverson torched LA for 49 points in Game 1 of the Finals? Check out some highlights from that game and note that the arena lighting has drastically changed, to the point where it now looks like Madison Square of the West. (The lighting is different only for the Lakers though. It's really can't come as a surprise the Clippers get no love whatsoever.)
Tangents aside, the Knicks are a 2010-2011 Playoff team. That's right. Without Tony Parker or Carmelo Anthony, this team should make the playoffs. Although recent history tells me to think twice (editor's note: or three or four times), I find myself coming to this conclusion for a variety of reasons.
Isiah Thomas is (finally) gone
Come again? Yes, the destroyer of this franchise is officially gone. For this year, at least. Nobody knows what tricks James Dolan has up his sleeve for the future, but after his failed attempt to re-hire Isaiah as a part-time team consultant, it is safe to say Isiah will be nowhere near the Garden this year. Which is, quite naturally, the best news any Knicks fan could hear. (Even though the Isiah era did bring THIS.)
Donnie Walsh and Mike D'Antoni now have a clean slate
With the exception of trading away 1st round draft picks for a few years (horrible I know, but necessary to dump the horrendous Isaiah signings), and having T-Mac on our team last season, I can confidently say the Knicks are headed in a good direction. LeBron toyed with the entire league and decided to team up with Olympic buddy Chris Bosh and join Dwayne Wade in Miami, but the Knicks managed to still make productive moves to place them in a favorable position in the Eastern Conference.
One of those moves, Amar'e Stoudemire, is a perennial All-Star. He is a beast. Nobody can deny that. He posterizes people and, despite what people think, can carry a team on his back. With a huge contract, a fresh start, a reunification with Mike D'Antoni and the largest stage in sports ready for him, Amar'e has a lot to prove but he is up for the challenge.
For all of you haters out there (and I know you exist in large number), I have only one response: In Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals Amar'e dropped 42 and 11 on last year's champs, who happened to have the best frontline in all of basketball. The Amar'e signing, although maybe a little on the costly side, will pay dividends for the Knicks.
Trading David Lee was shrewd
I hate to see David Lee go because he was such a fan favorite, and he matured tremendously while playing for the Knicks. To put it simply, the guy is a double double machine. With that being said, the team is better off with him gone. The Knicks did not want to spend huge money on him, and I agree with their decision.
Lee deserved a big contract, but the Knicks shrewdly traded him for three valuable pieces – Anthony Randolph, a 21 year old freakish athlete with all the tools to succeed in an up and down system like D'Antoni's; Ronny Turiaf, a physical shot blocker who brings toughness and rebounding to the Knicks; and Kelenna Azubuike, a strong role player who commits on the defensive end and also knocks down three-pointers. The only question with Azubuike is whether his injured knee hold up.
As sad as it was to bid D-Lee farewell, Mr. Walsh traded him for two solid role players who play defense and one potential star who faltered early in his career because Don Nelson is out of touch with reality. Might I add that Nellie is hanging on to coaching just to increase the all-time wins record that he now holds?
A couple other solid additions
In addition to the four newcomers I mentioned above, the Knicks also signed Raymond Felton and Roger Mason, Jr. Felton won a National Championship at North Carolina and performed solidly for five years on the Bobcats. His tenure ended last year after he led the franchise to its first playoff berth. He will thrive on the Knicks but needs to improve his outside shooting. But then again, does he? Mason should pick up Felton's slack from beyond the arc.
The former Spur saw his playing time diminish greatly last year, but his impressive season two years ago should not be forgotten. He is still the same Roger Mason who hit a buzzer beater on Christmas day 2009 to beat the Suns in Phoenix, and also had a few more dramatic game winners to the chagrin of the Clippers, Lakers and Celtics. Mason needed a change of scenery, and found it in Manhattan.
The Knicks also made some minor moves that could pay dividends. They signed Timofey Mosgov, a talented but raw center from Russia who has performed well in FIBA competition this summer; drafted Landry Fields, a smart, athletic stand-out from Stanford; and selected Andy Rautins, a solid combo guard who may struggle to find his way into the rotation. Another move I liked was the recent signing of Patrick Ewing Jr. Will he even play? Probably not. But does the possibility that he might intrigue and excite Knicks fans? Absolutely.
Even with all the moves, the Knicks managed to keep their young, talented core in place for the upcoming season. One such talent is Danilo Gallinari, who is ready to elevate his game to the next level, barring another back injury. The young stud is extremely talented, with unlimited range and a competitive spirit that was showcased countless times last year. I was dubious on draft day but it has become clear that Gallo was worthy of his lottery selection.
A couple other talented youngsters
Wilson Chandler, another young wing player, looks posed to have a breakout year as well. He has a complete offensive game but needs to commit on defense, which is totally realistic considering his capabilities. All it takes is hard work and determination. He has the athletic ability to do anything on the court and stands tall at 6'8″.
Yet another wing player looking to make some noise this year? Bill Walker. (Editor's note: DOH!). Before reconstructive knee surgery, Walker was dubbed the next Vince Carter because of the relative ease with which he threw down windmills. After a solid end to last season, he has lost a lot of weight and trained hard all summer for the regular season. It is a make or break year for him; he realizes it's time to prove his worth. Once a highly touted high school prospect, Walker now has to show the Knicks and the rest of the NBA that he can still perform at a high level and contribute on a nightly basis.
Do what Toney Douglas do
Last but not least, Toney Douglas. As Chris Duhon fell apart and lost all of his confidence last season, Douglas assumed a starting role and showed flashes of his game. He hit clutch jump shots, locked down other PGs and proved he will be a valuable backup to Felton this year. He will get his chance to play and I am excited to see what he will bring to the table this year. Douglas, and the other three young returning Knicks, played significant minutes under D'Antoni last season and they are ready to win.
This post has become too long, so I will end it quicker than I would like to. I could go on forever but I want to leave you with a few things to remember. The Knicks are poised to have a successful year and it wouldn't surprise me if they made a nice run in the Playoffs. To many this may sound absurd, but I believe that with their current roster, there is no reason the Knicks cannot exceed expectations of a 7 or 8 seed in the East. They have an entire training camp to jell and a regular season to grow together. Unlike years past, they will not have to experience a variety of roster upheavals and changes in personnel.
I'm expecting big things from this group, and as they always play loudly in MSG, "Go New York, Go New York, GO!"
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That took me about an hour and a half to read, and I'm not a Knicks fan, but I liked it. Nice job, Ryan.
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The Knicks really aren't a "storied" franchise. They haven't won a title in almost 40 years and have had a very high team salary forever. You may have been able to make that argument in 1999, but since then they are out of the equation.
Go Celtics.
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Umm, the Knicks are not very good. They are just moving from a very bad team to a very mediocre team. No way are they a playoff team. Stoudemire doesn't have Nash delivering him the ball. I smell disaster for him in NY if he is the only guy. The fans will kill him.
You basically put a pro-Knick spin to every signing and trade. Stop being a fan and look at how other fans view the Knicks. No one thinks Gallo is a stud. Okay player. Maybe a poor man's Peja if his back doesn't give out. Your young players are all very flawed. Some might develop into decent role players. But I don't see any starters on a good team. Stop overrating them.
And do you really think Dolan is done with Isiah? Of course he will be back running the Knicks. Donnie Walsh will be gone before Jan.
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Shuttle, a small (94'6" long; 33 gross tons) steam yacht, was built in 1906 by the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company at Bristol, Rhode Island. She was obtained by the Navy's Bureau of Ordnance from her owner, H.P. Davidson of New York City, at the end of October 1918. Though World War I ended soon afterwards, the yacht entered service as USS Shuttle (ID # 3572) and was employed transporting personnel between the Washington Navy Yard, D.C., and ordnance facilities further down the Potomac River. After about five months of Navy operation Shuttle was returned to her owner in late March 1919.
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Shuttle (American Steam Yacht, 1906)
In port, prior to World War I.
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Washington Navy Yard, District of Columbia
Aerial view of the main part of the Navy Yard, looking north (and a little west) from over the Anacostia River, 18 December 1918. Photographed from a Naval Air Station Anacostia airplane.
Note construction work in the Yard's eastern extension, to the right.
Ferry steamer Boothbay (ID # 1708), which was later renamed Grampus, is in the lower right center, with USS Shuttle (ID # 3572) immediately off her bow (further to the right).
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Polynesians May Have Invented Binary Math
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This has a real nice low PE at 6.50/sh compared to it's historical PE and it appears to be nearly totally shorted out. Selling short is now becoming risky as this is near it's 52 week low. Because it has fallen from grace recently, the price to the book ratio is becoming quite favorable. Although it has been hit hard because they haven't met every street analysts expectations, this stock is still show some great earnings growth and sales growth. Perhaps the Analysts should simply lower their expectations slightly. In a troubled market it is hard for a company to grow 20% annually, so, I could learn to live with 13% to 15% annual growth. Debt to equity ratio is low and they are cranking positive earnings. All together a win-win in my portfolio.


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Established at Columbia University in 1977 by a grant from the Samuel and May Rudin Foundation, the Samuel Rudin Distinguished Visiting Professorship program today serves as an important vehicle for the exchange of scientific knowledge among Columbia University, the greater New York City community, and academic institutions from around the world.
Since the inception of the Rudin visiting professorship program, Columbia has welcomed into the Rudin professorship program nearly 50 leading scholars, scientists, researchers, and medical practitioners, representing thirty-plus world-renowned scientific and medical institutions and nine countries worldwide.
Karl Deisseroth, MD, PhD
DH Chen Professor of Bioengineering and of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Stanford University
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Lecture 1: "Illuminating the Brain in Health and Disease"
Monday, March 31, 2014
4:30 p.m.
Alumni Auditorium
650 West 168th Street, First Floor
Reception to follow in the auditorium lobby
Lecture 2: "Optical Deconstruction of Fully-assembled Biological Systems"
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
12:30 p.m.
Alumni Auditorium
650 West 168th Street, First Floor
Lunch will be provided beginning at 12 p.m. in the auditorium lobby
Karl Deisseroth, MD, PhD is the DH Chen Professor of Bioengineering, Psychiatry, and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University and investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. He is also the director of undergraduate education in bioengineering at Stanford. He earned his AB in biochemical sciences from Harvard University, and a PhD in neuroscience and MD from Stanford University.
Dr. Deisseroth's research group develops optical tools for precise, high-resolution investigation of intact biological systems, and applies these tools to study the neural circuit underpinnings of adaptive and maladaptive behavior. Over the past decade his laboratory created two powerful techniques: optogenetics, a technology for precisely controlling millisecond-scale activity patterns in specific cell types using microbial opsin genes and fiberoptics; and CLARITY, a technology to optically resolve high-resolution structural and molecular detail inside intact tissues without disassembly.
In optogenetics, his team has developed strategies to meet the challenging constraints of the freely behaving mammal, engineered a panel of microbial opsin genes spanning a range of optical and kinetic properties, built high-speed tools that are compatible with real-time optogenetic control to record behavior and neural activity, and applied these optogenetic tools to gain circuit-based insight into anxiety, depression, and motivated behaviors.
Distinct from optogenetics, CLARITY technology can be used to transform intact biological tissue into a transparent tissue-hydrogel that preserves, and makes accessible, structural and molecular information for visualization and analysis. With CLARITY, whole mouse brains have now been labeled and imaged and molecular markers have been used to identify individual structures and projections in banked human brain tissue. The technique is unlocking rich sources of information for probing disease mechanisms as well as the native structure and complexity of the nervous system.
Dr. Deisseroth continues to practice psychiatry. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Medicine, and the Brain and Behavior Research Council. He has received many awards for his work including the National Institutes of Health Director's Pioneer Award, a Presidential Early Career Award in Science and Engineering, a McKnight Foundation Scholar Award, the W. Alden Spencer Prize, the Richard Lounsbery Prize, the Nakasone Prize and the Dickson Prize in Science.
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