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IT'S not just humans suffering from the norovirus this winter as it sweeps through Britain and Spain… a robot has now become the latest victim.
The robot, which has been affectionately named, 'Vomiting Larry', was made to help researchers at the Health and Safety Laboratory to understand the bug.
The puking robot allows researchers to evaluate how the virus can spread so easily from person to person.
He is made up of a cylinder body filled with water and florescent liquid.
He has a head with an open mouth and a pump which ejects water through the mouth to simulate a robotic form of projectile vomit similar to that of humans.
The extent of contamination is then measured by the amount of fluorescent particles in the room.
Thanks to Vomiting Larry, researchers have discovered the virus could spread over three meters.
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The virus is also resistant to several cleaning products, such as ones that are used to clean bathrooms and kitchens and hand sanitizer.
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January 9th, 2013 9:57 pm
Can it be trained to sneeze as well? Might be interesting. It could use cooking foil for a hanky.
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Uniform Regulations, 1864
Shoulder Straps.
All shoulder straps, except for gunners, boatswains, carpenters,
and sailmakers, are to be of navy-blue cloth, four inches and
a quarter long, and one inch and a half wide, including the border,
which is to be a quarter of an inch wide, and embroidered in gold.
The centre and end ornaments, or distinctions of the line and staff, and indications of rank, are to be embroidered in gold or in silver, as hereinafter designated, and are to be as follows:
Plain centre circle, five-sixths inch in diameter, with letter in relief.
Yellow centre, with letter P in old English in relief, in Silver, with leaf at each end, embroidered in Silver.
Plain centre circle, five-sixths inch in diameter, with letter in relief. Border one-fourth inch wide.
Yellow centre, with letter P in old English, in Silver, and leaf at each end to be embroidered in Gold.
Bars, two-tenths inch wide, one-half inch long. Bars, four-tenths inch from end of Strap. Space between Bars one-tenth inch.
Letter S in old English, embroidered in Silver, in centre, and two bars at each end embroidered in Gold.
Source: Uniform for Officers of the United States Navy, As Prescribed in Regulations for the Uniform of the U.S. Navy, Jan. 28, 1864. Tomes, Melvain & Co., 6 Maiden Lane, New York. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1864, BY TOMES, MELVAIN & CO., in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, in and for the Southern District of New-York. The text is reproduced here exactly as in the original, following the original use of capitalization and italics.


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Dean Sherry, Ph.D.
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Department Advanced Imaging Research Center, Radiology
Graduate Programs Biomedical Engineering
A. Dean Sherry, PhD, is Professor of Chemistry at the University of Texas at Dallas and Professor of Radiology at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. He holds the Cecil & Ida Green Distinguished Chair in Systems Biology at UT Dallas and serves as Director of the Advanced Imaging Research Center at UT Southwestern. He was recognized for his outstanding achievements in chemistry by winning the Doherty Award from the DFW Section of the American Chemical Society in 1990, was honored by receiving the Chancellor's Outstanding Teaching Award at UT-Dallas in 1994, was elected as a Fellow of the ISMRM in 2011, and won the Gold Medal from the World Molecular Imaging Society in 2013. Dr. Sherry research interests include applications of 2H and 13C stable isotopes as tracers of metabolism in vivo and the development of novel molecular imaging agents for MRI. He has been actively involved with the development of 13C isotopomer methods to measure flux through complex metabolic pathways in vivo and continues to apply those techniques to the analysis of liver and heart metabolism in small animal models and humans. Together with other scientists in the AIRC, he is now developing hyperpolarized 13C tracers for imaging metabolism in real time in isolated organs, intact animals and humans. He has also been active in the development of gadolinium complexes as MRI contrast agents since the early 1980s and is now working on the next generation smart agents that respond to biological indices such as pH and metal ions important in cellular metabolism. His group recently reported a novel Zn2+ sensor for monitoring beta-cell function in the pancreas in vivo by MRI. He was first to report the use of europium complexes as PARACEST agents and maintains an active interest in developing novel paraCEST reporter systems for molecular imaging. He served as Deputy Editor for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine from 2010 to 2014 and currently serves as Associate Editor of Contrast Media & Molecular Imaging.
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- Stable isotope tracers for imaging metabolism in vivo, responsive MR imaging agents for detecting changes in biology or physiology in vivo.
Featured Publications
- On-Bead Combinatorial Synthesis and Imaging of Chemical Exchange Saturation Transfer Magnetic Resonance Imaging Agents To Identify Factors That Influence Water Exchange.
- Napolitano R, Soesbe TC, De Leo´n-Rodri´guez LM, Sherry AD, Udugamasooriya DG Journal of the American Chemical Society 2011 Jul 13023-30
- Investigations into whole water, prototropic and amide proton exchange in lanthanide(iii) DOTA-tetraamide chelates.
- Woods M, Pasha A, Zhao P, Tircso G, Chowdhury S, Kiefer G, Woessner DE, Sherry AD Dalton Trans 2011 Jul 40 25 6759-64
- DNP by thermal mixing under optimized conditions yields >60,000-fold enhancement of 89Y NMR signal.
- Lumata L, Jindal AK, Merritt ME, Malloy CR, Sherry AD, Kovacs Z J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2011 Jun 133 22 8673-80
- In vivo determination of human breast fat composition by (1) H magnetic resonance spectroscopy at 7 T.
- Dimitrov IE, Douglas D, Ren J, Smith NB, Webb AG, Sherry AD, Malloy CR Magnetic resonance in medicine : official journal of the Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine / Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 2011 Jun
- T(2) exchange agents: A new class of paramagnetic MRI contrast agent that shortens water T(2) by chemical exchange rather than relaxation.
- Soesbe TC, Merritt ME, Green KN, Rojas-Quijano FA, Sherry AD Magnetic resonance in medicine : official journal of the Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine / Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 2011 May
- Imaging the extracellular pH of tumors by MRI after injection of a single cocktail of T(1) and T(2) contrast agents.
- Martinez GV, Zhang X, García-Martín ML, Morse DL, Woods M, Sherry AD, Gillies RJ NMR in biomedicine 2011 May
- Europium(III) DOTA-derivatives having ketone donor pendant arms display dramatically slower water exchange.
- Green KN, Viswanathan S, Rojas-Quijano FA, Kovacs Z, Sherry AD Inorg Chem 2011 Mar 50 5 1648-55
- Off-resonance saturation MRI of superparamagnetic nanoprobes: theoretical models and experimental validations.
- Khemtong C, Togao O, Ren J, Kessinger CW, Takahashi M, Sherry AD, Gao J J. Magn. Reson. 2011 Mar 209 1 53-60
- The effect of 13C enrichment in the glassing matrix on dynamic nuclear polarization of [1-13C]pyruvate.
- Lumata L, Kovacs Z, Malloy C, Sherry AD, Merritt M Phys Med Biol 2011 Mar 56 5 N85-92
- Strategies for labeling proteins with PARACEST agents.
- Vasalatiy O, Zhao P, Woods M, Marconescu A, Castillo-Muzquiz A, Thorpe P, Kiefer GE, Sherry AD Bioorg. Med. Chem. 2011 Feb 19 3 1106-14
Honors & Awards
- Gold Medal Award from the World Molecular Imaging Society
Gold Medal Award (2013)
- Fellow, International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
Fellow of the ISMRM (2011)
- Director, Advanced Imaging Research Center
UT Southwestern (2005)
- Distinguished Chair in Systems Biology
UT Dallas (2005)
- Cecil & Ida Green Honors Chair in Chemistry
UT Dallas (2002)
- UT Dallas Chancellor's Council Outstanding Teaching Award
- WT Doherty Award
American Chemical Society (1990)
- NIH Senior Fellow
- NIH Postdoctoral Fellow


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Slim 3-ring planner
I changed my planner from wire-bound to 3-ring so I could choose from a wider variety of 1-page per day calendars. The wire-bound does not have a wide selection of 1-page...Read complete review
I changed my planner from wire-bound to 3-ring so I could choose from a wider variety of 1-page per day calendars. The wire-bound does not have a wide selection of 1-page per day. I like a slim planner (typical of wire bound), but this 3/4" ring turned out better than expected and I am happy on-the-go with this binder. I would recommend it to anyone that wants a classic planner, but not the bulkiness of typical classic planners.
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Closure mechanism is a drag
Biggest issue: The magnetic closure mechanism only works for certain thickness of the book. If you slide in a thin notebook or extra documents, while the strap looks like it could close, the...Read complete review
Biggest issue: The magnetic closure mechanism only works for certain thickness of the book. If you slide in a thin notebook or extra documents, while the strap looks like it could close, the magnetic plates that connect are too far apart and it does not work. Simply providing a much bigger 'hidden' plate in the cover would solve the problem. Otherwise, having a snapping closure (like the wirebound variety of covers) could fix the problem as well. While I like virtually all other features of this cover, the lack of consistent closure is a real disappointment and would prevent me from recommending this product.
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Loved it! Exactly what I wanted.
By Wendy
from Omaha, Ne
About Me Value Oriented
Comments about Classic Simulated Leather Magnetic Binder - Black:
Awesome quality, works as promised, great size.
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perfect, right on time.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Love the size, color, and feel
By Nina the grandmother
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Comments about Classic Simulated Leather Magnetic Binder - Red:
I have recently returned to work after a ten-year "retirement" and knew I would need another Franklin Planner. I use it daily in a busy church office to help keep track of appointments, tasks, etc.
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Great for travel
By Surrey
from Alexandria, VA
About Me Quality Oriented
I'm a die hard paper planner fan, and I bought this so I can downsize when I travel and not have to lug my big Classic binder. This one holds pages for the current and next month, my phone directory, and a few other pages I might need for a particular trip. It really helps to have a smaller, lighter binder to put in my carry on--can't believe I didn't think of it sooner.
Nice, professional looking.
By sml8788
from Austin, Texas
I was disappointed to see that the price tag on the binder was less than the amount I paid for it directly from Franklin Planner.
Organize me!
By Sandy
from Michigan
This planner will be my go to organizer. Smaller construction of binder makes expanded use difficult.
I have been so lost until now!
By Finally Focused
from Houston, TX
I have been so lost without my FC planner. I don't know what made me stop using it years ago, but now that I have started using FC again, I have focus. I have tried other 'cheaper' planner systems readily available in the market, but none compare to Franklin Covey.When I pull out my planner I get so many compliments, and people always comment that they should get one and get organized, too.
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Makes sense, looks good
By Old balls magoo
from Atlantic, IA
I enjoy the ease of use of the product. Customer service was horrible.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Still great product!
By Marge
from Indianapolis, IN
15 years ago I recieved a Franklin Covey planner from an employer. I have used it ever since. I made the decision to replace the old basic black one and recently purchased a new planner. I love the great organized way these are put together. I do think the producet are a little "pricey".
Nice size and features
By Using the old and the new.
from Florida
Many of my associates have changed to only using their Smart phones. I prefer the ease of keeping hand notes and a hard calendar in meetings. This binder is attrctive enough for meetings. Slim enough for carrying and has sufficient features to keep my travel documentation under control. I would have liked an additional card slot divider in the zipper paocket as my older binder had, but it wasn't availoable after 11 years of use. IF you need more than scheduling, this is a great tool.
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Very nice looking binder for my planner. Only drawback is the rings are smaller than my previous Franklin same-sized binder.


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Behind all the fancy packaging and snazzy sales pitches, what most technologies promise small business is simply the ability to get more work done in less time. In a 1996 study by KeyCorp, a Cleveland-based banking firm, 45 percent of those surveyed said technology has allowed their small businesses to perform faster and more efficiently.
Pink Jeep Tours is a prime example of how a technology investment can spur productivity. In the old days, its reservation staff had to navigate software with multiple screens, entering customer data with much difficulty, and tours were frequently overbooked--and underbooked--because employees didn't schedule them efficiently on the magnetic board. The new software installed two years ago, which has a more user-friendly interface and automatically schedules tours at maximum occupancies, has cut the average time it takes to book a reservation from five minutes to one. "We were able to drastically increase the efficiency and accuracy of our bookings," says company president Shawn Wendell.
Customer service is another area that benefits from technology. By implementing a new voice-mail system, database or fax-back service, small businesses can score big points in customer satisfaction. "[Technology] has increased our customer service tremendously because we don't run out of stock as often," says Merchant of Vino's president, Marc Jonna. "Our customers are delighted because we're more in tune with their buying habits."
Some technologies, particularly the Internet, have transformed small businesses from local ventures into global operations. In other instances, however, technology has had the opposite effect: It's allowed businesses to stay small. Whether entrepreneurs are doing the books themselves with accounting software or cutting back on customer support staff, technology is playing a big part in keeping the "small" in small business. "Technology has helped me keep the quality and customer service high while keeping my business small," marvels Gotcha Covered Wholesale's co-owner Courtney Young, who has done it all himself since 1992 with the help of a notebook computer, portable printer, pager and cellular phone.
A less tangible--but important--impact is the creation of a more nimble, competitive entrepreneur, thanks to recent advancements in mobile technology. The introduction of portable computers, cellular phones, pagers and, more recently, wireless communication has given small companies greater freedom, flexibility and efficiency when on the road, severing the cords that traditionally tied them to the office.
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Vehicle Registration and Titling is now accepting VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. There is a non-refundable portal administration fee associated with processing cards.
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Sugar Land-based Monarch Utilities said Friday that the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has given the OK for residents in the Rancho Brazos subdivision to drink and use their tap water without boiling it first.
Sixteen tornadoes struck North Texas on May 15, leaving six people dead and destroying hundreds of homes. Granbury, which suffered the most losses in the twister outbreak, was hit by an EF-4 tornado that packed winds between 166 and 200 miles per hour.The highest category on the Enhanced Fujita scale is an EF-5, which has winds of more than 200 miles per hour.
Rancho Brazos residents were allowed to return to their homes on May 18, although an 8 p.m. curfew lasted several days after.
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The increase in acquisitions of physician practices by hospitals and health systems is a widely publicized trend today. And a report issued earlier this year by Moody's Investors Services suggests that this trend is likely to continue (Goldstein, L., "New Forces Driving Rise in Not-for-Profit Hospital Consolidation," March 8, 2012).
The growing calls for delivery system and payment reform are pushing hospitals and health systems to find ways of offering more highly integrated services. For most institutions, this translates to growing pressures for physician practice acquisition, physician employment, and the integration of physician services into the overall enterprise. According to a recent survey, nearly 80 percent of healthcare executives are undertaking or will be exploring acquisitions within the next 18 months (Tocknell, M.D., "M&A: Hospitals Take Control," HealthLeaders Media, January 2012).
Meanwhile, physicians, squeezed by static or falling payment rates and rising operating expenses, are increasingly looking to hospitals to buy their practices. Yet many institutions that have acquired physician practices have faced several challenges in truly integrating those practices into their organizations. The signs of dysfunctional hospital-physician practice relationships include:
To minimize problems after an acquisition has closed, several key pieces of information should be acquired and critical questions answered before inking the deal.
Answering the following 11 questions in advance of a practice purchase can help hospital and health system leaders make rational, evidence-based decisions about specific opportunities, thereby helping to ensure that the acquired practices are a strategic and financial success. These questions are not intended as a guide for leaders' necessary comprehensive due diligence, but simply to stimulate thoughtful analysis before entering into a practice acquisition. The questions also do not delve into issues of practice valuation because these issues require fair-market value determinations and third-party assessments of hard and soft assets.
Moreover, no single answer to these questions should be considered definitive in the final decision-making process. Taken collectively, however the answers can help leaders make an informed decision, thereby helping to avoid unfortunate surprises after the deal closes. (See the sidebar below additional questions addressing cultural, operational, and performance issues.)
What is the strategic objective driving this acquisition? Too often, a hospital or health system acquires a practice "because the physicians want to sell" or "because if we don't buy it, our competitor will." Practice purchases that become problematic are often entered into without a clear strategic objective in mind. Ideally, hospitals and health systems should develop a clear strategy and strategic goals for their physician integration activities well before they acquire any practices or employ any physicians. But even if your organization is already in the business of owning practices and employing physicians, it is never too late to develop a strategic plan.
The strategic plan's objectives should include consideration of whether to:
A strategic plan can be immensely valuable in deciding what additional practices might be desirable, as well as which ones may be candidates for divestiture. Devoting time to clearly defining why you want to own a particular practice, why you wish to employ these specific physicians, and what strategic need the acquisition will meet before entering into negotiations with the practice's owners can help avoid adverse events down the road.
Is there clear support for this strategic objective from the board, management team, and physician leaders (both employed and voluntary)? One of the most common causes for failure in a practice purchase is lack of support from one or more key constituencies. Achieving alignment of objectives from the board, the management team, and physician leaders is an essential prerequisite to a successful transaction. If there is not such alignment, or if there are different expectations about the transaction among the key parties, problems are likely to occur once the transaction is completed.
In addition to the organization's leadership, it is equally important that there be clarity and buy-in from the physician owners of the practice. If they are not clear about what the hospital hopes to achieve from purchasing their practice, or if they do not agree with the objectives that are set, it is likely expectations will fail on both sides of the transaction.
How does this practice, and each physician in it, compare with industry benchmarks on key physician performance metrics? Important metrics to consider are total collected revenues, total operating expenses before physician compensation, total relative value units (RVUs) and work RVUs per physician and advanced practice clinician, and physician compensation. It is rare for a practice to generate more revenues after being acquired by a hospital than it did under physician ownership, or for its physicians to bill for more RVUs than they did prior to the acquisition. Any pro forma projections for the financial performance of the practice after it is acquired should be based primarily on its performance before the acquisition. There may be opportunities to improve a practice's financial performance after the deal is done, but any estimates of improvement should be conservative.
Some hospitals expect that any lowered productivity from employed physicians will be offset by the opportunity for increased revenues from provider-based billing for physician services. Although many insurers, including Medicare, currently make separate payments for professional services and facility costs in provider-based clinics, those differentials are unlikely to continue.
What is the payer mix for the practice as a whole and for each physician? A clear understanding of payer mix can help in projecting not only the financial performance of the practice, but also the impact of the acquisition on hospital revenues. A practice with a high proportion of Medicare, Medicaid, or uninsured patients should probably generate additional hospital admissions from those payers. Conversely, if the practice's patients are represented by significant numbers of private payers with whom the hospital has a positive working relationship, there may be opportunities to negotiate with those payers for more favorable contract terms for the practice, once the practice is acquired.
What is the mix of forms of payment (e.g., discounted fee for service, capitation, bonus payments) in the practice's insurer contracts? One of the most difficult practice management challenges is dealing with a mix of payment mechanisms that creates unclear incentives for physicians. Pure fee for service is easy, and so is pure capitation. But a blend of different payment methods can be challenging, and experience has shown that physicians generate less income when they are subject to a mix of payment methods.
What is the relationship between RVU production (percentile) and revenue production (percentile) for the practice as a whole and for each physician? The distribution of RVU production and revenue production for a specialty should generally be at similar points on the curve for the practice and its physicians. For example, if a physician is producing RVUs at the 60th percentile for his or her specialty, one would expect the physician's gross revenues to also be around the 60th percentile. However, if the physician is producing RVUs at the 75th percentile for his or her specialty and the physician's revenue production is only at the 25th percentile, then the physician is being paid at significantly lower rates per RVU than his or her peers. Conversely, revenues at the 70th percentile, with RVU production at the 40th percentile, is a sign of very favorable contracts with payers-an indication that the practice manager is able to negotiate higher payment rates and could be a valuable asset in the acquisition.
Benchmark data on RVU production and revenue generation can be obtained from several sources, including the Medical Group Management Association's annual survey of practice costs and revenues for single-specialty and multispecialty practices.
If the physician admits, what percentage of admissions is currently to your facility? Admissions are driven by a variety of factors other than physician preference. Geographic location, patient preference, payer steerage, and several other issues come into play. Accordingly, if most of the practice's admissions are to other hospitals, don't expect that pattern to change immediately. Changes in admitting patterns can be made, but they do not occur quickly. Issues related to geographic location and patient origin are unlikely to be affected unless the practice is relocated.
If the physician admits, how does the physician's total cost per case compare with that of others for the same diagnosis or procedure? If necessary, the physician's total cost per case can be estimated from the cost-to-charges ratio. Ideally, physicians who are employed by the hospital, or whose practices are owned by the hospital, should be the most efficient, cost-effective members of a hospital's medical staff. The more prudent they are in using inpatient resources, the lower their cost per case, and the higher the margin. Before purchasing a practice, hospital leaders should determine the cost-effectiveness of the practice's physicians. If their cost per case (usually driven significantly by physician choice of drugs, supplies, devices, etc.) is higher than the hospital's revenue for those cases, the additional admissions volume they may generate could make the problem worse. For procedures, it is important to look at supply costs, lab costs, pharmacy costs, and length of stay.
If the physician does not admit, what is the specialist referral pattern, and what percentage of referrals is to specialists who are high-volume users of your facility? This question is particularly important for primary care practices, because physicians are generally reluctant to change their specialist referral patterns. If most of the physicians' referrals are to specialists who primarily admit to a competing facility, the hospital's leaders should discuss this issue with the physicians in advance and explore their willingness to refer to specialists who primarily use the hospital's facility. Similar to hospital admission patterns, specialist referral patterns can be difficult to change.
What is the current formula for determining the compensation of physicians and other practitioners in the practice? Most practices use some form of production-related (work RVUs or gross revenues) formula for determining physician compensation, but few currently factor in metrics for quality, safety, and patient satisfaction. Early discussions about expectations for physician performance, the metrics to be used to assess performance, and the relationship of those metrics to compensation can help avoid major problems associated with misaligned expectations. This issue becomes particularly important in markets where insurers are moving toward alternative "pay-for-value" payment methods or where the hospital's strategic objective for the practice purchase is the formation of an ACO.
Is employee compensation related in any way to measures of practice profitability, quality, and patient satisfaction? To increase the likelihood that a practice will meet organizational goals, it is important that compensation for all employees be aligned with those goals. This alignment should start with the executive staff responsible for owned practices and extend through mid-level managers to the front-line clinical and support staff. Early discussion of this concern can help avoid later problems and provide key information in designing employee compensation and benefits and rational financial performance projections.
The adage that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" certainly applies to hospitals that intend to purchase physician practices and employ their physicians. Asking these 11 questions in advance of a purchase decision can help minimize financial performance problems after the deal is done. Success depends on having a clear game plan and spending the time necessary to make sure that all players-board, management, physician leaders, and the physicians who will be employees-understand and support the plan. With the game plan in place, the focus can turn to flawless execution. And a well-executed game plan is a winning formula.
William F. Jessee, MD, FACMPE, is senior vice president and senior advisor, Integrated Healthcare Strategies, Minneapolis, Dallas, Palm Springs, Calif., and Kansas City (email@example.com).
Additional Questions for a Well-Rounded Discussion
Thoughtful discussions prior to acquiring a physician practice should never be one-dimensional. Although the questions that lay the groundwork for such discussions should focus primarily on the keys to strategic and financial success with such an acquisition, hospital and health system leaders should also possess a broad awareness of many other physician practice-related concerns. In particular, these leaders also should be well versed in the cultural, operational, and performance issues surrounding physician practices.
Here are 11 questions that can help hospital and health system leaders gain essential insight into these areas:
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Finally, some Felicity. Even she was starting to worry that her days as his "personal computer geek" were over. But not to worry: he's been competing in a scavenger hunt, see, and he has this security fob and it would be really just great if she could crack it for him.
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Retreating to her room for the moment, Thea spots her mom in the middle of another intimate moment with Malcolm, complete with another round of creepy touching. Moira was actually there to see proof that Walter is still alive, but Thea doesn't want to hear about it and angrily declares, "I wish it'd been you that was on that boat."
Back at Gaynor's fancy garage, Dig discovers blood in one of the vans, as well as detachable logos on the side of the vehicle. Not enough evidence for a jury, but it convinces Dig — which is good timing, because Knox from the 'Stan steps right out of the shadows, gun raised. It's a double case of mistaken identity: Dig automatically assumes that he's found his guy, while Knox from the 'Stan now thinks that Dig is the one who hacked into their system.
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I am about to start the second adventure in The Emperor Protects, and was curious if the player handouts are available to print out anywhere? I checked support and didn't see anything. Thanks guys!
Stony Sleep Handouts? (Emperor protects.)
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ILLINOIS STATE FAIR -- The Antique Agricultural Expo celebrates the history of farming in Illinois through a display of historic farm equipment.
SPRINGFIELD -- Devon Falcon, with Bubba's Bacon is with ciLiving here at the State Fair.
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SPRINGFIELD -- Thursday was Republican's Day at the State Fair.
SPRINGFIELD -- It's one for the history books. A special first-of-its-kind wedding took place at the state capitol.
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While removing brain tumors, hemangiomas, cerebral aneurysms, brain blood clots or releasing brain internal pressure, neurosurgeons have to proceed craniotomies. After the craniotomy, bone flaps of the skull need to be set back and fixed appropriately. However, owing to different sizes and shapes of bone flap as well as various fixation methods, clinically, in some cases,the fixed bone flaps might occur loosened or dented condition after surgery.
The NCHC has developed a cranioplasty surgical planning platform which integrates the medical imaging technology, computer-aided engineering, high-performance computing, and visualization. This platform provides an easy way to evaluate the structural strength of bone flaps before the operation. Surgeon can carry out a preoperative biomechanical simulation of the bone flap under different fixation methods to obtain the optimal fixation plan.
Introduction and explanation of the platform
The research provides a solution for pre-craniotomy assessment of structural strength of bone flap repair, which enables physicians to simulate the surgical processes of bone flap fixation and the location of bone screw implant. The physicians can evaluate the structural strength under different numbers and positions of bone screw through the craniotomy bone flap strength analysis platform developed by the NCHC.
Figure 1 shows the flow chart of strength evaluation of bone flap fixation, consisting of six parts: Medical Image processing and bone flap shapes input, Simulation of the surgery procedure with the bone flap fixation, Establishment of the numerical simulation model, Computational structure analysis of the bone flap, Visualization of simulation results, and Pre-operation evaluation of the bone structural strength.
Figure 1: The flow chart of strength evaluation of bone flap fixation
Through the step of Medical Image processing and bone flap shapes input, users can construct the geometric shape of a patient's skull by reading the CT (computed tomography) medical images in DICOM format. Users also can directly input the well-constructed shapes of bone screw and bone plate fixation devices by STL format. Figure 2 shows the constructed geometric shape of bone flap uploaded by the integrated medical image processing technology.
Figure 2: The interface of medical image processing and bone flap geometric shapes input
As there are many clinical fixation approaches for different sizes and shapes of damaged skull caused by external impact or craniotomy, the step of procedure simulation of bone flap fixation surgery provides an interactive graphical interface. This interface allows users (physicians or medical staff) to set the location and direction of the bone screws fixation device system and to simulate the surgery procedures of bone screw implantation. The surgeon can identify the bone screws in the correct position by the multi-angle view (frontal, coronal, and sagittal views). The platform also provides the selecting tools for users to assign the region of the screw model to be the fixed boundary condition and define the pressure value and area of the bone flap as the bearing-load in the mechanical strength evaluation.
Figure 3: The diagram of bone screw and bone flap alignment surgery simulation
In the step of the numerical simulation model establishment, the platform builds the finite element mesh model with the tetrahedron elements. A three-dimensional simulation model of bone flap with bone screw and bone plate fixation device is built and employed to mechanical analysis. In this step, the boundary condition would be automatically transferred to the numerical mesh model. The computational solution part uses the commercial package of ANSYS software to process structure analysis and to produce a batch of solutions.
When the analysis is finished, users can monitor the simulation results in the visualization part of the platform. Through the post-processing tools in the platform, users can display the analysis results by rotating and zooming images and can create a cutting plane to obtain numerical results of the internal structure as shown in figure 4.
Figure 4: The visualized display interface of simulation results
Comparing the analysis results of the stress and strain distributions on the bone flap and bone screw, surgeons can determine whether the mechanical strength of the bone flap fixed by a certain method is strong enough or not. After the preoperative assessment and diagnosis for structural strength of bone flaps, users can return to the step of procedure simulation of the bone flap fixation surgery to revise the number, location, and methods of inserting bone screws. In this feedback process, surgeons also can evaluate the bone flap strengths under different fixation methods and modify the optimal number and the location of bone screw in order to obtain the ideal way to implant the bone flaps.
This platform, integrated the general medical simulation procedures, not only assists physicians to complete the biomechanical strength analysis of bone flap in the virtual surgery platform, but also exempts them from difficulties of complicated procedures of setting the engineering professional software. Through this platform, users can complete the finite element analysis, and the analysis results will be immediately provided to physicians for clinical assessment before surgeries.


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Nothing cures muscle ache quite like fine linens.
Every ski town in the northeast is suddenly bursting with "luxury" lodges—and no shortage of underwhelmed guests. Stowe Mountain Lodge, though, is the real thing. It all begins when you meet snowflake-sweatered Peter Mix (part of the in-house "Alpine Concierge Team"), who guards the gateway to the six-story, 139-room behemoth that neatly sidesteps a megahotel vibe. Mix can expound on the resort's various trappings—ski valet, in-room fireplaces—but we uncovered a few less-obvious gems.
Although the Solstice restaurant serves hunky chef Sean Buchanan's excellent local fare, we prefer the atmosphere at Hourglass, the cozy tapas bar. Don't miss Solstice's generous brunch, though, complete with its life-changing take on hot chocolate.
For premium repose, the well-connected head to the private Front Four lounge, where VIPs like Tyra Banks have stopped in for a spell. If you can't finagle the requisite access, console yourself by sinking into the sumptuous leather pedicure chair at the Vermont outpost of Salon Mario Russo, where the diligent technicians will have you looking like a toe supermodel in no time.
Perhaps the best Stowe Mountain Lodge pampering option is underground, in the locker room. It goes a little something like this: Sauna. Hot tub. Steam room. Repeat. These are no ordinary amenities: Each is the finest we've seen in New England. (A helpful staffer also pointed out an exclusive "Indian shower" that sprinkles a misting rain. We couldn't figure it out, but it sure sounded nice.) The sprawling spa is a tad hard to find, so flag down Peter Mix. He'll show you the way. -Sascha de Gersdorff
7412 Mountain Rd., Stowe, VT, 888-478-6938, stowemountainlodge.com.


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Bolist is an exhibition for two days which is going to be held keeping in mind the ever increasing demand of the construction and hardware materials across the world. The world is now undergoing a construction boom. As a result, there is an increasing demand of hardware solutions and construction materials. But there is always a gap between the demand and the supply of the materials. This event will be organized to meet the gap between the demand and supply of those materials.Bolist will harbor a large number of exhibitors and visitors and is expected to become a huge success with the participation of many exhibitors and visitors from all over the world. This exhibition is going to be a one of its kind in the region.
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Immersed in cultureChristians are rightly concerned about the state of culture in our day. The fear is that, as the culture continues its decline into mere sensuality and self-indulgence, it will drag us and our children down with it.
Which makes it appropriate to ask, Are you changing culture, or is culture changing you?
For the followers of Christ there is no middle ground. We're either actively engaged in bringing the reality of God's Kingdom to light amid the cultural contexts of our lives, or we're allowing those cultural contexts to dim or obscure the light of Christ. Either the light of Christ in us is shining in the culture, or the bushel basket of the culture is turned upside-down over our heads.
All of us spend our lives in a variety of cultural settings. Our Personal Mission Fields unfold within the various cultural spheres in which we live and work. Every cultural setting is characterized by norms, protocols, and practices which embody the values and priorities of those spheres. What messages do the cultural spheres of our lives proclaim?
The earth is the Lord's, and everything in it. Thus, we who are ambassadors of Christ and His Kingdom have a responsibility to bring the manifestation of that Kingdom to light wherever we occupy space for the Lord. Our Kingdom citizenship should make a difference - in our homes, schools, work places, communities, and the like – showing that we are there, living for Christ and seeking to take every thought captive and make it obedient to Him (Matt. 5:13-16; 2 Cor. 10:3-5).
The way things ought to beChanging the culture in which we travel is a high calling and ongoing task. Can you envision ways the cultural arenas of your life would be different if they were wholly devoted to Christ and His Kingdom? If things were more the way we think they ought to be, what would that look like?
Cultivating a vision for transforming culture is the starting-place for this work, and Scripture is the place to turn for nurturing such a vision. By learning the Biblical meaning of such concepts as beauty, goodness, and truth, and then by envisioning the outworking of those concepts in our various cultural spheres, we can begin to get an idea of where we might establish goals and objectives for our own work in changing the culture around us.
"Culture" is not some abstract, far-off idea which is only amenable to shaping by academics and "cultural types." We are all involved in culture, all the time - using it, making it, and either shaping or being shaped by it. We can't escape culture, and we must not allow culture to define the values and practices of our lives. Instead, we need to take up the challenge of changing culture, in as many ways as we can to reflect the beauty of Christ, the goodness of God, and the truth of His Word.
If our culture is not the way we think it ought to be, then we can do something about that.
Culture - along with the people in our lives - is where the cutting edge of the Kingdom engages the world, through each of our lives. God is determined to bring His Kingdom to light on earth as it is in heaven, and we are the tools of His Spirit for sculpting, crafting, and creating a new world for the glory of God.
We don't have to let the culture change us or our children. If we will sharpen our culture-making skills and take up the daily challenge of shaping the world, we might begin to see our culture start to reflect the reality of Christ's rule.
We are the leaven of the Kingdom for transforming the loaf of this world for wholesomeness and goodness. A little leaven can leaven the whole loaf. Believe this, and act on it, and you may be surprised to see what God is able to do through you in bringing the light of Christ to your world.
If we're not changing the culture in which we participate, shaping it in the ways of beauty, goodness, and truth, then we're probably being shaped by the culture according to its own vision of the way things ought to be.
Change the culture, or be changed by it. You're making that choice every day.
Next Steps
Are you conscious of the opportunities around you for making a Kingdom impact on the culture? What is culture? What is it for? In what ways do you use or make culture every day? What difference would it make if your culture-using and culture-making were more consistent with the Kingdom of righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit (Rom. 14:17, 28)? Talk with some Christian friends about these questions, then determine a plan for encouraging one another to change, rather than be change by, our culture.
For more insight to this topic, order a copy of Andy Crouch's book, Culture Making, from our online store. And read the article, "Meaning in Everyday Culture," by T. M. Moore.
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This is the predicament of so many of today's women, juggling a hundred balls in the air at the same time and hoping that none of them fall to the ground. If this describes you, you're on a dangerous road, one that will almost certainly end in burnout unless you change your path. But how do you pull this off when your life is so busy that you feel you barely have time to catch your breath before you're off handling another to-do on what seems to be an ever-growing to-do list?
According to Harvard Medical School's Healthbeat, the key is "start small and bask in the glow of your successes." The unfortunate truth is that when you have so many stressors in your life, trying to tackle all of them can feel overwhelming and impossible to accomplish. Yet, by starting with one source of stress in your life and focusing on simple, practical solutions for that specific stressor, those feelings can turn to a sense of well-being, knowing that you're learning skills in manageable doses that over time will help you reduce your stress and better manage your life.


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If you've caught Shinny looking at you funny as you're walking along the beach or while you're riding, it's not that he likes you in any way, he's just become fascinated by what he calls The Human Concept, which has led to the creation of a dynamic asymmetrical outline that works in harmony with your natural physiology. You can't escape the fact that our kiteboarding stances are not symmetrical - can you ride the same on your toe-side and heel-side edges? If not, why does your board have the same outline and fin position on the heel-side and toe-side edges?
In essence, Nobile have tailored the outline on your stronger heel-side rail to give more grip, better upwind performance and maximum pop. On the weaker toe-side there's an increased curve radius and the fins have been brought closer to your feet, improving the carving potential and comfort factor of the board when riding switch and at the same time radically decreasing the foot pressure needed to hold your edge.
The development of a new '09 composite core 2 (90% wood and 10% honeycomb) allowed improvement on the legendary comfort factor, ease-of-use and relevant performance design on the 555 (T5) range without losing the board's lively performance. Once perfected, the addition of the new dynamic asymmetrical outline to the existing elliptical progressive concave and anti-vibration technology increased the versatility even further. The new T5 offers the ultimate in freeride ease-of-use with performance you'll never grow out of.
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