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Inaugural event seeks to connect the public with public health concerns and training opportunities
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These are the type of questions that public health scientists work to answer each day. Unlike other health professionals, their focus is on prevention, rather than treatment of conditions.
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As Penn State Hershey's new Master of Public Health (MPH) program celebrated the recent graduation of its second cohort of students this spring, it organized a Public Health Day Symposium at the Civil War Museum in Harrisburg to bring together nearly 100 students, faculty, government employees, policy makers and community public health practitioners.
Farrah Kauffman, deputy director of the program, said the department organized the inaugural event "to expose students to professionals in the field, and to provide them with a chance to hear about the latest and greatest of what is happening now — as well as some networking opportunities."
Vernon Chinchilli, chair of the Department of Public Health Sciences at Penn State Hershey, said the MPH program, which began in 2011, expects to become fully accredited this June. The two-year, full-time program, designed for working professionals with evening classes, will be joined by a doctorate program, possibly as soon as fall 2015.
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The PA profession is growing rapidly as demand and eligibility for care increase, while the number of primary care physicians in practice has not. "They are doing some of the things the physicians don't really have the time to do because they are pulled in so many directions," says Christine Bruce, director of the new Physician Assistant Program at Penn State College of Medicine. (more…)
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On Friday, March 21, fourth-year medical students across the country discovered where they will spend their residencies in an annual tradition known as Match Day. For more than 120 students at Penn State College of Medicine, their Match Day event included a countdown to the moment when they ripped open the envelopes that hold their futures – a moment marked by cheers, hugs and tears. In all, 100 percent of the college's senior medical student residency applicants matched to one of the residency programs to which they had applied. Of the 133 graduates, 26 of them will remain at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center for residency.
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Dr. Valerie Brown, associate professor of pediatrics at Penn State College of Medicine, thought THON was too good to be true when she came to Hershey in late 2013.
"I just didn't believe that this support existed," she says. "It was a dream come true, but even more."
THON, or the Penn State IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon, is an annual fundraising event that supports the Four Diamonds Fund at Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital. The Four Diamonds Fund supports the families of children with cancer Children's Hospital and pediatric cancer research at the College of Medicine. The 2014 THON, held this past weekend in State College, raised a record $13,343,517.33 for the Four Diamonds Fund.
With the help of THON and the Four Diamonds Fund, Dr. Brown is growing a cutting-edge experimental therapeutics program for pediatric patients with cancer and has brought the Neuroblastoma and Medulloblastoma Translational Research Consortium to Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital. A consortium is a collaboration of physicians and scientists with different areas of expertise working together around a specific disease or type of disease. In a translational research approach, scientists and others work across their fields of study to move discoveries made in the laboratory to use in patients, and take what they learn with patient populations back to the lab for further study.
One of the goals of the consortium is to improve the outcomes for children with cancer by quickly determining a specialized treatment.
"A lot of treatment for patients with a disease that has come back or mutated is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic after it hits the iceberg," says Dr. Brown. "You can't avoid the iceberg, and so you need to have better lifeboats. Early phase clinical trials help us to build a better lifeboat." (more…)
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Overlooking picturesque Chuzenji Lake, Nikko Lakeside Hotel offers historic accommodation that boasts large hot spring baths with great views. Popular Kegon Waterfall is a 10-minute walk away.
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Koduchi no Yado TsurukamedaikichiLocated a 5-minute taxi ride away from JR Nikko Train Station and Tobunikko Train Station, Koduchi no Yado Tsurukamedaikichi offers guests rooms with a view of the surrounding nature.
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Nikko Tokanso is a 5-minute drive from JR Nikko Station and Tobu Nikko Station. A shuttle service to these 2 stations is provided.
Score from 302 reviews Very good
Location, it is right next to the JR station where buses first stop to pick up passengers to Chuzenji. Also walking distance to shops, cafe and the supermarket. Service staff were very good and helpful as well.
Outdoor onsen Location
limited choices of foods
Great breakfast, near the train station and the hot springs are amazing !
It expensive because its a resort
The hotel is just across the train station, yet in a quiet spot. It is about 20 min walk from the touristic attractions, but there is a quite frequent bus service from the train station.
The hotel is a bit too expensive.
Good value for the price, not cheap though. Close to both stations, nice bakery around the corner for breakfast. Haven't tried food.
Unfortunately there was no baby bed available, which was a challenge for us and our 10months old baby.
Lovely welcoming atmosphere!
No wifi in room
- Near to Tobu-Nikko train station - Indoor and outdoor hot spring - Breakfast was alright, though same throughout our stay. - Bedroom is very clean and pretty spacious. - Bathroom is clean and spacious too. - Umbrellas provided at the lobby.
Very convenient location to the JR train station (there are 2 stations in Nikko). The hotel has very good onsen baths - indoor and outdoor. Breakfast buffet was one of the best.
Location right over the road from the charming, old Nikko railway station made arriving and leaving super-easy. The hotel feels substantial and well cared-for, with pleasing architecture. Our room was very comfortable, with a pleasant small sitting area and a decent-sized bed.The buffet breakfast is excellent, and the service very nice indeed. We also ate a good pizza for lunch on one of our days, and a delicious Japanese dinner, so can recommend all meals.
Smokers in the waiting area just outside the hot baths, though happily no smell of smoke inside the baths.
Hotel is very close to Nikko JR station, Tobu Nikko station and bus stop, so it has good location to visit Nikko. The room is comfortable and clean. Staff is very helpful and speak good English. Breakfast included in hotel price is very abundant and delicious.
A bit too expensive, but it is tipical for whole Nikko area.
lodging and location
food price for dinner is expensive. better to book reservation and eat in downtown (about 5-10min walk) subject to where you book on the main street.
Super handy location. Very nice onsen. Excellent range of choice in the breakfast buffet. Good free wifi. Welcoming and helpful staff.
Two single beds put together as a double - ridge in the middle. Minor discomfort.
A convenient hotel with very friendly staff, good rooms and a nice onsen.
Very closed to JR station
Good location Kind employee Acceptable spring water Excellent wifi second to none in this area
Tower looks old and has some unpleasant smell
It is new.
Well this is a business hotel, I can't believe it is a 4 stars hotel. It is like a Toyoko Inn in Nikko. Better go and spend your money at other properties with great facilities. I don't know go somewhere else to enjoy a really nice japanese onsen, a nice ryokan, great views. The hotel looks nice in front of station, but thats it. There were so much better hotels and ryokans near temples which by the way are only 10 to 15 minutes away from this simple hotel. Yes, you stay in front of station, but thats it there's not much around Nikko station and there is nothing, absolutely nothing at the hotel. This onsen is a joke, so simple, lobby there is none, just 1 sofa in front of front desk. So better go and stay at other properties. This is a $100 per night hotel. Very simple, very small. For $350 per night without dinner you will enjoy better a ryokan.
- very close to train station - the room is clean and comfortable - nice outdoor onsen - strong wifi
- food is expensive - would be nice if they provide yukata instead of bath robe
- Easy to access from the JR train.
Staff cann't speak english well.
Staff was excellent and location was good
Sleeping on the bed was like sleeping on stone. I understand that most Japanese hotels have hard beds but I stayed at these other Japanese hotels, and the beds were much more comfortable.
good location and nice service. it's not so expensive compared other hotels in Nikko area. better quality than others old hotels or hostels.
staff's english ability is not so good but still can communicate.
Modern, clean room with very comfortable bed.
No heated seat for the washlet. Minor.
really good location
small shower
Great breakfast, big room, very big and mostly comfortable bed, great location - just across the road from the JR station and bus stop, English speaking staff which also helped us with the bus times.
The double bed was made of 2 single mattresses so the middle section was uncomfortable. It was a bit expensive.
Very convenient location as it is opposite the Nikko JR station. We went on our tour leaving our luggage at the hotel and came back to pick them up with no worries about our stuffs. Nice and good onsen spa.
Location of spa is next to restaurant and laundry machines where people who waited for their washing, smoked in the waiting area.
Loved the location opposite JR train station - really convenient when you come in by train. There is no where to get a good breakfast outside of the hotel so strongly recommend you have breakfast at hotel - lots of variety, eat all you want and fresh. Room was bigger compared to other japenese hotels we stayed at, was functional, clean and had everything we needed.
Dont know whether it was because winter was setting in but the room was overly warm/hot all the time. Couldn't cool the room down even with air con going. To be fair though, we are just coming out of a long cold winter and found the weather warm. Oh well cant win them all though.
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"Well done, my good and faithful servant. You have been faithful in handling this small amount, so now I will give you many more responsibilities. Let's celebrate together!" (Matthew 25:23 NLT)
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Lafayette Elementary School students had a chance to learn about being "green" during a fun hour of activities outside their school Friday. The Students for a Green Campus, a student-led organization focused on promoting the University of Mississippi Green Initiative, organized a Green Field Day at LES. (March 30, 2010, Page 6)
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Two friends took a fateful trip together 98 years ago. Together they boarded a cruise ship named the Titanic. Fast forward to Oxford Elementary School in 2010 and two friends Sam Barnard and Luke Lilly in the INSIGHTS program discover their relatives were the linking pair that went down with the unsinkable ship. (March 23, 2010, Page 5)
Keeping gangs at bay
When does wannabe youth gang activity turn into actual gang activity? That's a question the Oxford School District hopes to never have to answer as it continues to remain vigilant each year to keep such issues minimal in the community. But, like every public school in the country, the district does see its share of students fascinated by gang culture.
Earlier this winter, a situation occurred at Della Davidson Elementary School in which individual fourth- and fifth-graders called themselves members of two gangs. They also, reportedly, used tactics to bully other students. (March 22, 2010, Page 1)


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1. As a matter of existing law, it sounds like Ron Paul has a very strong case, and I expect he will win the dispute.
2. *IF* you accept the legitimacy of intellectual property (which is debated among libertarians), then Ron Paul is in the right per libertarian principles as well.
3. Ethico-legal considerations aside, I personally have no sympathy for the current owners of the websites, as it seems evident to me that their intention was to make money off of Ron's name and then sell it to him at a high price: not the behavior one would expect of a supporter.
Incidentally, I don't believe in the legitimacy of intellectual property, but I guess that's just a point of disagreement between Dr. Paul and I.
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Thanksgiving Hits & Misses....
I'd love to know what LC recipes you made this year for Thanksgiving that were hits and which ones were misses. (I had to work today, and will be cooking tomorrow so will weigh in then.
What did you make this year?
Nancy's Mock Cornbread from Linda Sue site......Hit!!!!
Kevinpa LC Pecan Pie.......Hit
Mustard Greens and Smoked Neckbone......Hit
Zucchini Ground beef casserole......Hit
Chicken Tetrazzini w dreamfields pasta.......Hit
Honey glazed Ham...Hit
I'm so glad you started this thread. I was coming here to post 2 very good substitutes.
First, LC stuffing using cabbage, sausage, onion, eggs...no bread at all. I found the recipe on here somewhere. It was amazing!!
Second, crustless pumpkin pie. I followed the recipe on a can of pumpkin and substituted truvia and vanilla divinci syrup for the sugar. It was perfect!
I have not mastered the LC cranberry sauce. Just didn't hit the right mark.
WOW! Mostly hits so far! Thanks for sharing. This will help me plan the rest of the holidays this year and for next year.
Biochic, I'm always in charge of making the cranberry sauces and my family has 2 favorites. I still make them and just don't eat them. I'm not a huge fan of cranberry sauce, so I'm OK with that. Hope you find eventually find a sauce that works for you.
What was the name of the stuffing you made? I thought I had saved that recipe, but can't find it.
I made stuffing using Carolyn's almond and flax bread recipe (All day I dream about food) with my traditional celery onions and poultry seasoning and it was fabulous.
I was not all that impressed with the stuffing that made from my low carb bread. It took on an odd taste when it baked. I won't go near pork rinds so I will have to get creative there in the future. I will try Caroline's recipe. I love her website!
Made a coconut flour "cornbread" stuffing that was a disaster but my low carb cheesecake was fantastic.
I made a LC Cranberry Sauce that was a big hit. I don't think anyone knew it was sugar free. I found the recipe in an Atkins cookbook.
OMG....made Buttoni's chocolate blk bean cake...the best chocolate cake I've ever had....Buttoni is a rock star in my house...btw her pancakes are awesome... I made a reduced sugar glaze for my baked ham, delish!!!!
I used my bone broth for gravy ....hit!
Turkey organic ......big hit!
Homemade stuffing from Chicken lady's cornbread recipe ....big hit!!!
crustless pumpkin pie ...always a hit!!
green beans with bacon, onions...hit!!!
jalapeno cranberry sauce from Charskis recipe...Hit!!
BIOCHIC----take your 12 oz. cranberries , 1 cup of water, 1 cup of sweetner your choice. Bring to a boil for 2 minutes. Amazing cranberry sauce. Works every time.
Here's the original post for the stuffing
I found it:
These are in our permanent Thanksgiving menu:
Sausage Stuffing
Recipe By: Lisa Hunt
Categories: Beef/Pork
1 pound sausage -- seasoned
2 large onions -- finely chopped
3 stalks celery -- finely chopped (3 to 4)
2 tablespoons butter -- (2 to 4)
1 head cabbage -- finely chopped
15 ounces chicken broth -- canned
3 eggs -- beaten
This has all the taste of real stuffing, without the bread. You won't miss the bread and can "stuff" yourself as much as you like.
Saute your onion and celery in the butter. Add sausage, brown, crumbling the sausage finely. Let the oils and butter brown on the bottom of the pan to get that great carbonation flavor. Add seasonings you like such as thyme, oregano, pepper, salt, to taste. My sausage was preseasoned, so I just added pepper. Add cabbage and continue cooking. Add chicken broth to moisten as dish starts to get dry. I ended up using a whole can. Cook until cabbage is cooked and tender. Put in a 3-4 qt baking dish and add the eggs. Bake in 350 degree oven for 20-30 minutes. Actually we didn't have an oven when I made this and we cooked ours in the microwave for five minutes. You may need to adjust some things to get it the way you like dressing.
2486 Calories; 222g Fat (80.8% calories from fat); 83g Protein;
36g Carbohydrate; 8g Dietary Fiber; 932mg Cholesterol; 4908mg Sodium.
Rose- that's what I did although I went a little lighter on the truvia. Way too tart:p next year I'm crankin' up the sugar substitute!!
OK, for my day after Thanksgiving Thanksgiving dinner I tried 2 new recipes.
I made a prime rib that was wonderful, but didn't cook quite right. The recipe instructions were to cook the roast in a 500 degree oven for 5 minutes per pound and then turn the oven off and let it sit for an hour without opening the door. My roast was basically raw in the middle, but the outer parts were cooked just right. Now I need to figure out how to deal with the rest of the raw roast. Any suggestions?
I also made Widgets Stuffing. I was a bit leery of this, but with all the positive reviews, I really wanted to try it. I've never had stuffing with sausage in it so right off the bat that was weirdness for me. I only made half the recipe in case we hated it. Well, it was amazing! It had the taste and texture of what I remember my bread stuffing tasted like. It's been over 2 years since I've had regular stuffing, so maybe my memory is a bit off, but even dh loved it. I plan on making this for Christmas, too.
I really really liked the stuffing I made tonight, but will probably try this one, too.
Did you use a specific cheesecake recipe that is fantastic? Before going lc, cheesecake was my "signature" dessert. I just haven't been very happy with any of the lc cheesecakes I've made. I mean, they're good, but they just haven't been "fantastic".
You know, looking at this recipe again, it looks like it could even work as a main dish. Kind of a Thanksgiving Crack Slaw!:lol:
oh Chocolate Rose, I'm sorry to hear that beans are a no no for you..I've heard good things about the ChickeLady's chocolate cake...gonna try that and her carrot cake for Christmas...maybe that would be a more agreeable recipe for you...best of luck to you and Happy holidays to you and yours :)
Happy Holidays to you, too!!
Just an FYI on Chicken Lady's carrot cake. I copied these numbers from one of the posts:
These numbers are from an online carb calculator
total carbs ....121
total minus fiber..57.5
24 servings it would be 2.3 carb per serving (whole recipe).
When I make it (9x13 pan) I cut it in 16 pieces and it works out to 3.6 carbs per piece.
I couldn't find my gluc so I used the gaur. It takes practice to get it right, cause it's not the way you use to do it.
Rose I know you can get this and it's awesome.
I eat organic turkey.
I forgot, I used turban squash and made lc "sweet potatoes" . Everybody thought they were sweet potatoes. YUM
I also don't use ground popcorn for my cornbread. I use ground baby corn. It's easier.
Your sweet "potatoes" and corn bread sound awesome.
Gluten Free and Low Carb Hits:
Curried pecan and pear salad/Honey mustard dressing made w/walnut oil
Bacon and cheddar cheese soup
Turkey with wild mushroom gravy
Roasted veggies-Made more for dinner yesterday
Low carb truffles-All gone. Darn!!!!
Tooter's mini pecan pies
Things I didn't make (or eat ;))
SIL made roasted potatoes
BIL made cornbread stuffing (from the looks of the leftovers, a lot of others didn't eat this either :sick:)
SIL #2 made persimmon relish
Kind of proud that the low carb stuff I made had the fewest leftovers! Come to think of it, that means less left overs for me :cry:
I made Chicken Lady's Carrot Cake-everybody loved it--without a doubt the best thing I have made to date that is low carb! and I used Char's recipe for the icing!
Terry-thanks for the carb count with the carrot cake-I have been eating a piece here, a piece there-it's way too easy to lose count!
I made somebody's green bean casserole-I forget whose recipe-not terrible but not a repeat for me-you had to fry the onions in almond flour first-that was just a step I didn't have time for and it really wasn't that great and creamy like I thought it would be? I will be looking.
Jeanne have you tried Dotties mushroom soup for recipes?If not here it is. When I made this everybody went crazy at how good it made the green beans. I didn't use the onions.
8 small mushrooms, chopped, 3 ounces
1 stalk celery, chopped
2 tablespoons onion, chopped, about 1 ounce
2 tablespoons butter
1/2 cup chicken broth
3/4 cup heavy cream
Salt and pepper, to taste
Xanthan gum, optional *
In a medium skillet, sauté the mushrooms, celery and onion in the butter until soft. Add the broth and cream. Bring to a boil, then turn down the heat a bit and cook until reduced and thickened, stirring frequently and watching closely so it doesn't boil over. Season to taste.
Makes about 1 cup
Do not freeze
* If you have some xanthan gum on hand, you can very lightly sprinkle a little over the soup just as it starts to thicken and quickly stir it in, adding a little more if needed until the soup gets thick to your liking. You may need to let it stand a minute to let the xanthan gum start to work before adding more. I found that this addition helps to stabilize the soup. Another benefit of adding the thickener is that you won't have to reduce the broth and cream quite as much so you'll end up with more soup for no extra carbs.
Per batch: 873 Calories; 90g Fat; 8g Protein; 11g Carbohydrate; 2g Dietary Fiber; 9g Net Carbs
This makes a very rich, tasty sauce that would be nice over all kinds of things, like chicken, meatballs, fish, vegetables etc. After adding the cream, make sure you simmer it long enough so that the cream is no longer white and takes on the light brownish color of the mushrooms. If you can afford the carbs, a few more mushrooms would be even better.
This is wonderful.This came from Linda Sues website.
Esther-I will be using that the next time for sure-I hadn't seen that recipe or I would have used it for sure! thanks for sharing it--I will be printing it out now and keeping it in my file for reference and use-I should not have waited until Thanksgiving to try a new recipe-that was my fault-and the recipe wasn't that bad-I just didn't have time to deal with all the steps involved and it didn't have that creamy sauce I was expecting it to have with using whipping cream-my fault for not being prior prepared!
Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction!
Your very welcome. I tell everybody about that recipe. It's great in many casseroles.
Made mini cupcakes from Barbo's tweak of Jennifer's "Orange Pumpkin Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting". They were a huge hit with the extended family. They are hands down better than Pumpkin Roll and much easier to make. To whomever gave the suggestion to place pumpkin on 2 paper towels on a plate to drain a bit before using in baked products...I salute you. What a great idea.
My biggest miss in recent years: using oopsie rolls as bread for stuffing. It was just... ew...
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