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- Color: Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
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Hi Everybody! I am Dakota and I am one pretty 8 year old beagle girl who is looking for someone to love me, feed me (cuz us beagles like to eat!) and let me sit on their lap forever! My brother Bandit and I used to have a Mom who loved us so much, but she got sick and is now at the Rainbow Bridge taking care of all the angel dogs. Bandit and I were both scared when she left but then the great folks at AZBR said they would take care of us and love us a lot while we looked for a new home. We have a foster mom who is great and she loves us but we would like to have a family all of our own. Bandit and I get along great, but we talked and decided that we would be ok with different forever families as long as they love us to the moon and back and give us treats! My foster mom has taken some nice pictures of me so you can see how beautiful I am. She even let me sit on her pretty quilts while she took our pictures. I am a pretty quiet girl and a very good girl. I am so well behaved, I use the doggie door and we have a nice yard here. Sometimes I just like to sit out there and ponder life. Then Mom comes out and says it's time to eat and you should see how fast I can run then! Us little beagles don't ever want to be late for dinner! I do play with my toys sometimes, and sometimes Bandit and I will play a little, but my most favorite thing in the whole world is to be with my people- preferably on your lap so you can love me a bunch. I would sit on your lap all day long, so if it's a snuggly beagle you want, I'm the girl for you! I also have to sleep snuggled up tight to you. I am very quiet and you don't even know I'm there except for that little warm bundle of love you feel. I love to give lots of kisses and I don't mind if you give some back to me! I don't look or act like the age the papers say I am. You would think I was younger, although I do need a little boost up on the couch and the bed. Could you be my family who would love me and take care of me forever and let me snuggle up to you a lot?
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College applications aren't easy. There's a host of stressful sections that you must fill out and agonize over. From the essay (don't sound like everyone else!) to your transcripts (let's hope they don't see that B-!), applications do a good job at giving admissions officers a bit of insight into the applicant.
As a former admissions officer, I can honestly share with you that I did pay attention to SAT scores. I glanced at them and then moved onto the essay and then closely examined the applicant's transcripts. That being said, my final decision to admit / waitlist / deny an applicant had very little to do with the SAT scores. These standardized tests are a good benchmark admissions officers can use to quickly compare multiple applicants. However, SATs are now being reconsidered and there is a large move from schools to not care about SAT scores.
This does not mean it will be easier to get into your reach / dream school.
It actually makes it harder.
For example, If you are a good test taker but don"t have as many extracurricular activities as a competing applicant, you may not actually get into a school like you would have a few years ago. In fact, there are dozens of schools that would probably admit the more well-rounded applicant simply because they are moving away from considering the SAT scores in admissions decisions.
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Fairtest also maintains information on the testing-optional movement as well as the most comprehensive list of schools that are doing away with or de-emphasizing standardized testing in their review process. – Source: College Lists
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Diffuse gliomas are a diverse group of primary brain tumors. The most malignant of these, glioblastoma (GBM), is currently diagnosed by microscopic morphology and treated empirically with concurrent fractionated external beam radiation (XRT) and the DNA alkylating agent temozolomide (TMZ) to yield a median overall survival of 12-14 months. Neither diagnosis nor therapy is based upon the underlying molecular alterations responsible for gliomagenesis, the roles of which are becoming increasingly defined through the use of genetically-engineered mouse models (GEMM). The main goal of our work is to establish a direct link between preclinical drug development in GBM GEMM and the rational design of human clinical trials involving patients with molecular subtypes of GBM through use of comparative molecular analyses to
1) molecularly stratify human GBM with distinct responses to chemoradiation;
2) define the roles of cell-of-origin and genetics in GEM GBM subtype-specification; and
3) define molecular signatures of TMZ-XRT-resistant GEM and recurrent human GBM.
Recent Accomplishments and Honors
2009 Damon Runyon-Genentech Clinical Scholar, Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
2007 Member, Glioblastoma Disease Working Group, The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) Project, National Cancer Institute
2007 American Association of Neuropathologists Moore Award
2007 American Association of Neuropathologists Merit Award
2006 American Society of Clinical Oncology Merit Award
2005 American Association of Neuropathologists Merit Award
2000 American Brain Tumor Association Lucien J. Rubenstein Award for Outstanding Brain Tumor Research
Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri
Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Neuropathology Fellowship, June 2006
Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri
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Anatomic Pathology Residency, June 2004
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Doctor of Medicine (MD), June 2002
Medical Scientist Training (MD/PhD) Program
University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Birmingham, Alabama
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Department of Pathology, Division of Cellular and Molecular Pathology
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee
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Verhaak RGW, Hoadley KA, Purdom E, Wang V, Qi Y, Wilkerson MD, Miller CR, Ding L, Golub T, Mesirov JP, Alexe G, Lawrence M, O'Kelly M, Tamayo P, Weir BA, Gabriel S, Winckler W, Gupta S, Jakkula L, Feiler HS, Hodgson JG, James CD, Sarkaria JN, Brennan C, Kahn A, Spellman PT, Wilson RK, Speed TP, Gray JW, Meyerson M, Getz G, Perou CM, Hayes DN and the Cancer Genome Atlas Research Network. Integrated genomic analysis identifies clinically relevant subtypes of glioblastoma characterized by abnormalities in PDGFRA, IDH1, EGFR, and NF1. Cancer Cell. 17(1):98 Jan 2010. PMID: 20129251
Goodgame B, Viswanathan A, Zoole J, Gao F, Miller CR, Subramanian J, Meyers BF, Patterson GA, Govindan R. Risk of recurrence of resected stage I non-small cell lung cancer in elderly patients as compared with younger patients. Journal of Thoracic Oncology. 4(11):1370 Nov 2009. PMID: 19692932
Perry A, Miller CR, Gujrati M, Scheithauer BW, Jost SC, Raghavan R, Qian J, Cochran EJ, Huse JT, Holland EC, Burger PC, Rosenblum MK. Malignant gliomas with neuroblastic (PNET-like) components (GBM-PNET): A clinicopathologic and genetic study of 52 cases. Brain Pathology. 19(1):81 Jan 2009. PMID: 18452568
Goodgame B, Viswanathan A, Miller CR, Gao F, Meyers B, Battafarano RJ, Patterson A, Cooper J, Guthrie TJ, Bradley J, Pillot G, Govindan R. A clinical model to estimate recurrence risk in resected stage I non-small cell lung cancer. Am J Clin Oncol 31(1):22 Feb 2008.
Miller CR and Perry A. Glioblastoma: Morphological and molecular genetic
diversity. Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. 131(3):397-406. Mar 2007. Review article.
Lim WT, Zhang WH, Miller CR, Watters JW, Gao F, Viswanathan A, Govindan R, McLeod HL. PTEN and phosphorylated AKT expression and prognosis in early- and late-stage non-small cell lung cancer. Oncol Rep. 17(4):853-7 Apr 2007.
Miller CR and McLeod HL. Pharmacogenomics of cancer chemotherapy-related
toxicity. Journal of Supportive Oncology. 5(1):9 Jan 2007. Review article.
Yuan L, Siegel M, Choi K, Khosla C, Miller CR, Jackson EN, Piwnica-Worms D,
Rich KM. Tissue transglutaminase 2 inhibitor, KCC009, disrupts fibronectin
assembly in the extracellular matrix and sensitizes orthotopic glioblastomas
to chemotherapy. Oncogene. 26(18):2563 Apr 2007.
Miller CR, Dunham C, Scheithauer B, Perry A. Significance of necrosis in
grading of oligodendroglial neoplasms: A clinicopathological and genetic
study of 1093 high-grade gliomas. Journal of Clinical Oncology.
24(34):5419 Dec 2006.
Conrad CA, Miller CR, Ji Y, Gumin J, Gomez-Manzano C, Bharara S, McMurray
JS, Lang FF, Wong F, Sawaya R, Yung WKA, Fueyo J. Δ24-hyCD adenovirus
suppresses glioma growth in vivo by combining oncolysis and
chemosensitization. Cancer Gene Therapy 12(3):284 Mar 2005.
Miller CR, Williams CR, Buchsbaum DJ, Gillespie GY. Intratumoral
5-fluorouracil produced by cytosine deaminase/5-fluorocytosine gene therapy
is effective for experimental human glioblastomas. Cancer Research
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Australia — Frontiers Records is pleased to announce the signing of Australian band De La Cruz for the release of their forthcoming debut album which will be entitled Street Level. Described by Geoff Barton of Classic Rock Magazine: "like a Pomptastic, Hyper-active Leppard!", DE LA CRUZ debuted with a self-financed 6 songs EP which caused a stir in the Hard Rock scene Worldwide.
Founded in 2011 after Gold Coast guitarist Casey Jones met with Auckland-born singer Roxxi Catalano, the guys immediately had the vision to start an 80s style rock band. Casey knew the best musicians to complete their lineup, Lacey Lane on drums, Grant Daniell on bass and the second guitarist Rory Joy.
De La Cruz came to the attention of Frontiers Records in the winter of 2012 and they finally decided to join forces. Frontiers will release the band's first full length album entitled "Street Level" in early 2013. In the meanwhile all fans of classic Leppard, Skid Row, Kiss and Motley Crue should immediately check out their video for "Back to the 80s" HERE released early this year. Or their brand new album teaser following this link HERE
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As Chris Anderson said in his most recent article, "Top Ten Reasons Why You Need Project Management", successful project management starts with a solid, stable foundation. The foundation of project management is the "Initiation" phase. One of the blocks in that foundation is the "feasibility study".
Feasibility Study Goals
Simply put, the goal of the feasibility study is to answer the question, "Should we undertake the project?" By conducting a feasibility study, you're trying to minimize risk. Among the issues that determine a project's feasibility are:
- What are the goals and objectives of the project?
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As you see, there are an awful lot of questions the feasibility study has to answer, and each of these questions deserves a post of its own. Of course, as many questions as you could ask — the questions above will naturally lead you to still more questions, potentially ad infinitum — your feasibility study must be finite.
Analysis Paralysis
You can't possibly capture every bit of information on a given subject — there is no such thing as perfect information (ask Wall Street). If you keep insisting that you need more information, you run the risk of paralysis by analysis.
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A customer representative in the decision-making process is essential. Whether this is the project manager acting on behalf of the customer, or better, anactual customer, hearing and understanding that perspective adds important insight to your product definition.
This is not to say that the customer representative designs the product, but certainly a customer's input needs to be inserted into the process as more than just an afterthought. As Scott Bellware writes in his post on customer service:
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It's not something that enters the project after the fact. You should have a "sense"–or, more like a validation–of your customers' needs and expectations as input in the definition and design phases. Customer representation validates what you're doing and lets you know the product would actually appeal to your target customer. It's more than creating a customer feedback outlet for a product that already exists.
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AbstractDuring the Estado Novo, the portuguese dictatorship time, many ,museums of etnography were founded. With the Exhibition of Portuguese World (1940) and the so called "Plano dos Centenários, developed from 1937 the idea of creating regional museums in the main cities emerged by Luís Chaves in order to keep the local historical memories. With the same purpose smaller rural museums were created during the 40's in "Casas do Povo", which were established throughout the country. These institutions were close to the population. Meanwhile the Museum of Popular Art was founded in Lisbon with its routes in the great Exhibition of 1940.
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Helen Taylor Andrews shares her passion for people and buildings of South Alabama, Southwest Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle. Mrs. Andrews is a leading artist of our area whose work is shown nationally and internationally. She combines them by painting portraits of buildings that catch her eye. When she looks at a structure, she sees the character of the building made up of the people who built them, used them, owned them, sold them, and, in many cases, abandoned them. She uses watercolors or acrylics to translate this character into prize-winning, architectural portraits. Mrs. Andrews's work is hanging at 124 Broad Street so the public will no longer need to wait until the Claybank Festival for viewing. Below are just a few of her wonderful depictions of the area's historical sites:


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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) - The U.S. Coast Guard says one person was killed and one was injured when a sailboat taking part in a race collided with a channel marker buoy in San Francisco Bay.
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SQL Server 2012 comes with some really good new features in the T-SQL language. I like the idea of explaining things through examples, so I made a T-SQL 2012 implementation of the "99 bottles of beer" song (and also submitted it to the 99 bottles of beer website).
The new T-SQL 2012 features I'm using are:
The sequence is a number generator that is similar to an IDENTITY column, but not tied to a particular table. The main usage I see is scenarios where you want an id number that is guaranteed unique between tables. You can let multiple tables use the same sequence as default value for a column.
The new T-SQL format allows you to customize the way numbers, dates, etc are converted to strings. Basically it gives you the same functionality as .NET developers have had in their format function. You specify a format, which could be something like "X03″ which then would mean hexadecimal representation with leading zeroes and 3 characters.
This is a simplified case statement, that evaluates a condition and returns either one of two arguments depending on whether the condition evaluates to true or false. It is just a shorter and more readable way of writing the case statement.
Window functions
This is in my opinion the most powerful new T-SQL feature. It would deserve a full book to explain in depth, but in a nutshell it allows us to work with a subset of rows without having to do self joins or correlated subqueries. For instance we can access previous and next row through functions lag and lead. We can also very easily calculate running totals or moving averages.
There are more T-SQL 2012 news, like the new date functions, parse, try_parse and offset that I would have liked to included if I had found any use for them in the 99 bottles of beer code. Let me know if you come up with ideas!
Below is the source code.
--------------------------------------------------------------- -- 99 BOTTLES OF BEER -- SQL Server 2012 version. Using Sequence, Format, Iif and Window functions. -- -- (C) Johan Åhlén, 2012 -- Blog: http://www.joinsights.com -- This is BEERWARE. If you like it - send the author a beer! ;-) --------------------------------------------------------------- SET NOCOUNT ON CREATE SEQUENCE dbo.Seq AS SMALLINT START WITH 99 INCREMENT BY -1 MINVALUE 0 NO CYCLE; -- Create XML document with 100 elements DECLARE @xml AS XML = '' + REPLICATE('', 100) + ''; -- Create a temporary table with verse numbers from sequence -- and use XML document to generate rows SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR dbo.Seq AS VerseNumber INTO #Verses FROM @xml.nodes('//v') X(c) -- Translate to text parts SELECT VerseNumber, IIF(VerseNumber > 0, FORMAT(Versenumber, 'd'), 'No more') + IIF(VerseNumber = 1, ' bottle', ' bottles') + ' of beer' AS NumberOfBeers, IIF(VerseNumber = 0, 'Go to the store and buy some more', 'Take one down and pass it around') AS WhatToDo INTO #TextParts FROM #Verses SELECT NumberOfBeers + ' on the wall, ' + LOWER(NumberOfBeers) + '. ' + WhatToDo + ', ' + LOWER(ISNULL(LEAD(NumberOfBeers) OVER (ORDER BY VerseNumber DESC), FIRST_VALUE(NumberOfBeers) OVER (ORDER BY VerseNumber DESC))) + ' on the wall.' AS Lyrics FROM #TextParts ORDER BY VerseNumber DESC DROP SEQUENCE dbo.Seq DROP TABLE #Verses DROP TABLE #TextParts


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A skull at the beach, a busted watch, and a green brassiere are just some of the many wild images that are featured in this animated short. Director Emily Hubley plays with musical tones and shifting symbolic images to create eight moments when things come together in mysterious cohesion. Embellishing on surrealist themes such as a picture puzzle, a one-word clue, and a new tone played on an embellished musical scale, Octave provides a distinct mental location for audience members to explore their unconscious.
Emily Hubley has been making short animated films for 25 years and lending her animation skills to films for over a decade. Her artwork and animation were seen in Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Along with Jeremiah Dickey, Hubley created inserts for the documentaries Original Child Bomb, Blue Vinyl, and Bubble Boy. She is working on The Toe Tactic for Gigantic Pictures. In 2004, the Sundance Institute named Hubley an Annenberg Film Fellow.


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6. Reduce Turnover Costs
To replace an employee lost to turn-over, it costs from 50 percent to 300 percent of that employee's annual salary, says Ravin Jesuthasan, managing principal and global practice leader of HR consulting firm Towers Perrin in Chicago. Costs are less for lower-level employees and highest for senior executives, says Jesuthasan, but in any case, turnover is no bargain.
It's a costly problem for Scottevest, which Jordan blames partly on his location in a sparsely populated area and partly on frustration with an intractable problem: "You hire someone and don't think they'll work out, so you don't train them well," he says. "It becomes self-fulfilling." He's coped by outsourcing, hiring well-trained, motivated contract workers all over the country.
Jesuthasan says you can reduce turnover costs by training and cross-training employees thoroughly and developing career paths to keep them engaged. He says, "It's proactive, deliberate, conscious management of talent as opposed to [dealing with an employment problem] after the fact."
7. Finance Yourself
Many a startup entrepreneur has asked a bank for a loan only to leave shaking his or her head with the newfound knowledge that banks won't readily loan to companies that aren't established. Breaking this paradox requires starting small with whatever you can raise from other sources, growing gradually and building up both assets such as accounts receivable and your own personal equity in the business, says Zacharakis. "That positions you to be attractive to banks," he says.
You can also rely on your personal credit. Jordan seeded Scottevest with a home equity loan, reasoning that an SBA-guaranteed loan would require his house as collateral, and the home loan took less paperwork. Toney borrowed $100,000 for startup marketing against her co-op. She used her credit to help the company's credit as well. "I invested in some computer equipment for my company, but used my own personal credit," she explains. "Then the company gets its own business credit."
8. Raise Your Net Profits
The average sole proprietorship returns just 21.5 percent of revenue as net profit, according to BizStats.com. But startups can boost profitability by picking industries with better-than-average margins. "Emerging industries where demand exceeds supply typically have very high profit margins," Zacharakis says. "Think of the PC industry in the early years."
Jordan maintains much higher than average margins, he says, by being the exclusive supplier of patent-protected products and, most important, marketing direct. "We have very high profit margins," he says, "because we're selling direct to the consumer and don't have a middleman."
9. Put a Banker on Your Side
Minority- and women-owned startups are significantly more likely to be denied credit, the U.S. Government Accountability Office reports. One way around this obstacle is to find a banker you can relate to and develop a personal relationship. "I had a female banker who completely believed in me," Fitzgerald says.
Recruiting a banking advocate can help you overcome a lot of red tape and inertia. Fitzgerald cites one occasion when The Book Report needed a credit line of $25,000 more than the bank would offer. "[My banker] went to the mat for me and said, 'Just do it,'" Fitzgerald says. "That was pretty cool."
10. Balance Work and Life
After starting a business, entrepreneurs are often challenged to maintain a life. A 2005 survey by Wells Fargo Bank and The Gallup Organization found that 57 percent of small-business owners work six days a week; 20 percent work seven days. The average workweek was 52 hours, and 14 percent took no vacation. But entrepreneurs can beat stress, says Rebecca Macieira-Kaufmann, executive vice president and small-business segment manager for the San Francisco-based bank, noting that 67 percent were content with their work-life balance, and 84 percent would do it all over.
Involve family and friends to create a support group, and join organizations such as your local chamber of commerce or the National Association of Women Business Owners, where you can find kindred spirits, Macieira-Kaufmann says. Build work-life balance into your business plan by knowing your work tolerance and picking a suitable business. "If the industry norm is working seven days a week," she says, "then you need to know that going in."
You can also fashion a business that encourages balance. Jordan started his company in Chicago, where he'd formerly worked as an attorney, and moved west to ski, bike and hike. He works fewer hours--although still a lot--but enjoys himself much more. "While most people are at their desks," he says, "I'm on the ski lift in the afternoon, typing messages on my BlackBerry."
Mark Henricks is Entrepreneur's "Staff Smarts" columnist.Like this article? Get this issue right now on iPad, Nook or Kindle Fire.
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Joie Manda: My first memory of the Tunnel—I went there on a Sunday, when the party was called Mecca. Jessica Rosenblum was the promoter, Funkmaster Flex was the DJ.
Cipha Sounds: Jessica invented Mecca.
Funkmaster Flex: Jessica, who was my manager then, put that night together because she wanted a place to be my home every week. We copied the format from Red Alert and his club Latin Quarter.
Jessica Rosenblum: I created the party for Flex in 1992—I was his manager at the time—so he could get a bigger following. The name popped into my head one day, and it seemed like the right one for the party. At that time, I was one of the few people that could get venues and do hip-hop parties downtown, so it was like all roads lead to Mecca—I had the answer for everyone that was craving hip-hop. The first Mecca party was at the Supper Club. It moved around to the Grand and the Arena [before it got to the Tunnel].
Flex: I met Jessica in 1990. She used to organize the parties that Kid Capri and Clark Kent would spin at. They were making a name for themselves, getting big. I started to ask around: "Who is doing those parties?" Clark Kent did a couple of Jessica's parties, and then he got a manager; Kid Capri used to do all of Jessica's parties, and then he got a manager. I figured if I could do a couple of her parties, I would let her manage me. She put me in those rooms to prove myself. She brought light to me.
The club worked for a couple reasons: I was the biggest DJ at the time, Jessica was the biggest promoter, and Peter was the biggest club owner.
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Chris Lighty: Jessica is the original hip-hop hipster. She's this nice Jewish girl, and you just wouldn't think she had a love for hip-hop, for nightlife, when you first came across her. She was able to mix it up with everybody, and everybody felt comfortable coming to that party.
Rosenblum: I would say being a woman—particularly back then—was a bigger issue in hip-hop culture than my being white. I would be saying hi to a guy I know on, say, 125th Street, and the girl he was with would be giving me a stank, stank face, like, "Yo, who's that white bitch you're talking to?" All they had to say was "That's just Jessica." Everybody knew my name; it was like, "Oh, okay. It's the white girl that throws all the hip-hop parties." I was the original doorgirl at Nell's, where I supported hip-hop by letting in people like Russell Simmons and the Beastie Boys and LL Cool J—they loved the downtown scene; they were way ahead of the curve. Then I threw Heavy D's platinum party in 1989. [Heavy D had] the first rap album on a major label that was acknowledged to go platinum. That party crystallized my credibility.
Lighty: The Supper Club had that cool vibe, but Mecca outgrew the space.
Rosenblum: The party changed and evolved, but any party that runs for multiple years changes. The Supper Club was so pretty, the mix of the crowd, the room, the lighting—you could have every prominent industry executive, every up-and-comer, and you would seat them all at tables, these cool, downtown, hip-hop people. By the time it got to the Tunnel, the venue was so major, I'd say 95 percent of the people coming to the club on Sunday—and the Tunnel was a popular club that had big nights during the week—had never been to the club before. In the beginning, it was exciting, it was epic, it was like no other space anybody had been in. Industry was in the Tunnel heavy, but so were the streets. The artists were in there heavy—not booked or being promoted, they were hanging out.
Lighty: I think when Peter Gatien gave the day and time [Sunday nights] up, he thought he was giving away a dead zone. If something came of it, great, but he had no idea that it was going to become this legendary party.
Rosenblum: Hip-hop wasn't part of mainstream culture like it is now; it was considered undesirable. On top of that, it was very difficult for clubs to make money on a Sunday night. They obviously weren't going to give me Friday or Saturday, which were their big nights, so if I could say, "Hey, I can make you money on a Sunday," they were going to be more open-minded to do hip-hop.
Lighty: The Tunnel was bigger, had more security. There was more money to be made—the bigger bar turned it into a real business, and that's how Jessica pulled me into the security side of it. We didn't think of it as "I'm the head of security" or "I'm the co-promoter." It was Jessica's thing, and I was her friend. But if you wanted to come into the Tunnel, you were going to have to deal with me. If there was an issue, they'd call me over to resolve it quickly.
Flex: Mecca was a party that never stayed in one space for long, so [the first time it was held at the Tunnel], I thought it would be there until the next space. But the club worked for a couple reasons: I was the biggest DJ at the time, Jessica was the biggest promoter, and Peter was the biggest club owner.
Rosenblum: I had been promoting nightlife in New York for many years, and I had done a lot of events and business with the Palladium, which Peter owned. I had been going to clubs he owned since I was 17. If I didn't have this downtown standing, I would have never got in the door, and there never would have been hip-hop at the Tunnel.
Peter Gatien: Anybody that's been involved in the industry as long as Jessica has—especially as a woman—speaks volumes about her abilities, her talents, her energy. Not an easy gig.
Flex: I think Peter took a chance by putting on something on a Sunday night that had a chance to be super cool, that ended up being super cool. He didn't have to do this night.
Rosenblum: If Peter Gatien was willing to put up with whatever crap was going on in the neighborhood, with whatever crap the NYPD was giving him, whatever drama was going on in the club, when he already had a successful club that ran other nights of the week with house music, white people, gay nights, whatever, obviously there was a financial reward that made it worthwhile.
Gatien: Even though the talent wasn't that expensive, the night was expensive to produce because of the security and everything else that went along with it. We certainly made money from it, but it cost a lot to produce.
Flex: Peter believed in the night. He liked hip-hop, he liked the artists; he understood the artists, understood their personalities. And he was a rock star to them, with his eye patch. He was wielding just as much money as them, so he held his own. The artists had a tremendous amount of respect for Jessica, too.
Gatien: I was a fan of a lot of music, and my focus for nightclubs is that we have to be cutting edge. By 1993, rap was becoming more mainstream—there's no doubt about that. It was important to me, catering to all the niches that comprise New York.


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Grade 9 guidance classes meet in small groups, once per cycle, for a semester. The ninth grade curriculum is designed to stimulate discussion and debate, utilizing a variety of teaching modalities regarding current teenage issues. Specific topic areas include: adjustment to high school, learning styles, SMART Goal Setting, Do What You Are personality type, study skills, stress management, time management, making healthy decisions regarding alcohol and other drugs, Internet safety and digital citizenship, relational aggression, and course planning.
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Thanks for this thoughtful and well written piece. I certainly share Doctorow's sentiments about the cost and utility of the Iraq conflict.Having said that, I'm not sure anyone but God can really know what the President feels. By his actions we can make some guesses, but Doctorow's article is almost like mind reading stated with certainity.The President has said he prays for our soldiers, both alive and dead. I will simply take him at his word and hope he can one day expand his public prayers to our enemies as well.For all we know, the President may have churning emotions every night, but feels that he must "stay the course" in order to stave off even greater disaster than the one currently taking place. With his public scorn of critics, perhaps he has painted himself (and us) into a corner that he doesn't know how to get out of.On the other, perhaps Doctorow is right. I'm not a better judge of the inner workings of the President's mind than he is.My personal feeling, which you don't have to share, is that this President has made enough mistakes in the realm of actions that we do not need to know his heart to vote him out of office. Ultimately, only God knows what the President truly feels.
As you implied, only George W. Bush knows exactly what he is feeling. Doctorow was writing about how the President is acting in response to what he (Doctorow) supposes Bush is feeling.
But essentially...it's semantics.
Doctorow's piece strikes me as completely accurate and dead on.
Thanks for posting this.
I had not seen his article, and Doctorow put into words what I have intuitively felt about Pres. Bush for quite a while.
so if Doctorow is so smart why didn't he say what *he* thought death was? Probably because he didn't want to be judged in the same way he was judging the President.
I see death as simply a passing moment from one existence to the next. How that death comes about is usually based on your actions in this existence and defines the value of the after.
Doctorow talks a lot about mourning but the deaths that should be mourned most are the million that died while Saddam ruled, wasted and empty deaths. We should mourn the deaths of our men and women that have died there but we should celebrate the character of such individuals who were there willingly and look forward to seeing them again in the after.


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"Golf wasn't cool when I was a kid, so I kept it quiet. When I was eleven, I saw Jason Crobarger playing golf with his dad. Jason was the cutest boy in my class, the first to ask me to 'go' with him. When he saw me out there I wanted to hide—I've never been so embarrassed in my life.
"In high school I drifted away from golf, gravitating toward the usual adolescent activities. I was a cheerleader for four years. Instead of being the jock, I dated one. But when I went to San Diego State, the golf bug bit me again. I was a better player than my boyfriend was, but whenever his frat buddies joined us on the course, I was "the girl.' I had to prove myself every time I teed it up.
"Hey, I'm not complaining. Looking back, that sort of treatment was the perfect preparation for the challenges I would face in the television business. Working as a reporter and anchor for FoxSports Net's national updates on weekends and in writing a golf column for FoxSports.com, I've found that television and golf both require hard work and preparation. In TV, just like on the course, it's harder for women to get respect—you always have to show that you can do the job. My colleagues at Fox tease me about all the folders filled with research that I take on the road. And of course I was furious when I heard Andy Rooney's stupid comments ripping female football reporters. I considered it an attack on women everywhere. And to think those words came from the guy my parents and I used to watch on 60 Minutes every Sunday night. Andy Rooney should know there are women in sports kicking serious butt, and I'm one of them. But I can't change all the sexism in our society. All I can do is keep working hard.
"People seem to think it was a no-brainer for me to pose for Playboy. Truth is, I turned them down for three years. I was worried that being a Playmate would hurt my career. Boy, was I wrong. The theme for my Playmate pictorial was golf, and after the magazine hit the stands my manager was absolutely inundated with calls from golf manufacturers. Playboy gave me the platform to pursue a career in sports.
"While I adore football, golf remains my number-one love. I've gotten to know Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia, Phil Mickelson and a lot of other marquee players. Some of my favorites are the Aussies, like Stuart—"Stuey' to me—Appleby and Robert Allenby, who are great interviews. Tiger and the rest all call me "Dergie,' a nickname Wayne and Janet Gretzky gave me. It may not sound too feminine, but I'm a sporty girl, so the name stuck.


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Wind Star in Costa Rica Monkeys are not nice people. I had heard about monkeys breaking off sticks and using them as weapons. But I wasn't expecting the monkey above us in the trees to hurl down a shaft a good 3 feet long and more than an inch in diameter. It's time to leave, said our naturalist guide. We were viewing birds and monkeys and deer on a shore excursion in the tropical forests of some of the least visited areas of Costa Rica on the Pacific Coast, part of a wildlife-oriented cruise on the 148-passenger sailing vessel Wind Star. It was my third visit to Costa Rica, and it was as friendly as ever. We came in a day early as we usually do, to wind down, get to know the local area, and make sure to not miss the boat. The Hotel Barcelo San Jose Palacio where we stayed filled the bill, with a peaceful garden path, a beautiful pool, and a salsa band if you could stay up late enough. Like most of Costa Rica they had an environmental program including an organic garden. The next day was more chaotic. We took the hotel shuttle to the airport to meet the bus that was to take us to the cruise ship and after an hour wait was told the bus was not running from the airport, but we needed to take a taxi to another hotel, then wait three more hours to take the two hour bus ride to Puerto Caldera where the ship was docked. We declined and asked the friendly taxi driver who had been trying to help us how much he would charge to drive us to the port right now. $90 he said, "a very good price". We took it, and for an extra $30 had Vladimir take us to the artisans' village of Sarchi, where we had time to see oxcarts and buy a hammock, a large wooden bowl, and other Costa Rican handicraft items. And we got to the ship way before the bus. Wind Star's Costa Rica cruises start at Puerto Caldera on the Pacific Coast, sail to one port in Nicaragua, then sail to Playa del Coco, Quepos, Bahia Drake, Curu, and Tortuga Island. In between it sails on two week cruises between Puerto Caldera and St. Martin through the Panama Canal, so by booking back-to-back cruises you can arrange for three whole wonderful weeks. Several passengers on our cruise had done just that and we all wished we had done it. Here is a day-to-day report on our one-week trip. The cruise began sailing at sunset from Puerto Caldera, with a brilliant crimson sky, everyone on deck watching the sun go down and the sails go up, with dramatic music adding to the emotions. We sailed at sea for a day and night, with our first port of call at San Juan del Sur, our Nicaragua stop, with tenders running into the port every half hour. Most people took the all-day shore excursion bus to the old city of Granada (founded in 1524 and a step back in time with old Spanish churches and convents), some stopping along the way to see the Masaya Volcano. Others explored the laid-back fishing village of San Juan del Sur with its varied-colored buildings and equally colorful people. Others stayed on board the nearly empty ship and pretended the ship was their private yacht, taking advantage of the spa or fitness room or lounging around the pool. In addition to usual spa treatments, passengers have the services of an acupuncturist and an MD. There are also books, iPods, internet, DVDs and flat screen TV. Back on board before dinner a Nicaraguan folkloric group, ages 8 to 23, gave a show of folkloric dance. That night we turned south and started sailing down the coast of Costa Rica. We looked forward to seeing how Costa Rica was a melting pot for wildlife and cultures because of its location between North and South America. At Playa del Coco, most passengers were up for an early breakfast on the pool deck, departing the ship on shore excursions by 8. People who cruise on small ships tend to enjoy adventure and seeing wildlife rather than experiencing night wild life. Example: I never saw anyone in the casino the entire week of the cruise. Today's offerings were a float trip on the Corobici River or a zip line experience through the rainforest canopy. Or you could take a zodiac in for a landing at a beach with a village a 5-minute walk away, or snorkel at the Playa Ocotal black sand beach with its many coves and clear water. Others swam or kayaked off the sports platform at the back of the ship. Also here we found an internet café for about $2 per hour and good shopping for Costa Rican coffee (buy it in a grocery store for best selection and best price), Costa Rica liquors, wooden crafts, pottery and hammocks. (We found hammocks cheaper on the Pacific Coast than elsewhere in the country. Lugging them through the airport was a major chore however. Perhaps I should have only bought one instead of two!) The next day we were at the port of Quepos for the whole day and evening. This was formerly a busy banana-export port-town. It now grows and exports palm oil and is host to sport fishermen seriously looking for sailfish, marlin, tuna and mahi-mahi. Most passengers went with a naturalist guide to Manuel Antonia National Park on a nature walk. Manuel Antonio is a popular national park with a tropical rainforest ecosystem with many monkeys, tropical birds, and with luck a sloth, opossum, paca or anteater, perhaps a snake. Snorkeling was good there also. Others took a boat through the mangroves to see wildlife. Or you could go by horseback along the beach and into the forest to a waterfall. That night was a Costa Rican folkloric dance group at cocktail hour, followed by a dinner on deck under the stars with a yard-wide bowl of shrimp, a whole roasted pig, grilled lobster, line dancing by the crew and whoever wanted to join them (they thanked me later for my joining on the mambo), and a spectacular local band. Despite the feasting and frivolity of the deck barbecue we were up early the next morning as the ship sailed into Bahia Drake (Drake Bay) and anchored. We were at the Osa Peninsula, the most isolated area of Costa Rica, at this time without usable roads and reachable only by air or boat. This is where Sir Francis Drake is said to have landed in 1579. Now with its dense rainforest, heavy rainfall and plentiful wildlife, biologists come here from all over the world to study the mammals, lizards, birds, and plants of the region. More than 100,000 acres of the tropical forest have been set aside to form the country's second largest national park, Corcovado National Park. Much gold was found here in pre-Columbian days. Drake was indeed said to have buried a large treasure in the Salsipedes region down the coast a way, and today illegal miners are still sometimes found trying to mine here. Most passengers went on the Corcovado shore excursion which included a boat ride into Drake Bay and a 3-hour hike with a naturalist through the rainforest on the lookout for monkeys, coatis, sloths, anteaters, scarlet macaws, toucans and other wildlife, topped off with a swim under a waterfall, refreshing after hiking during the humid 85 degree day. Those who did not hike could go by a 40-minute boat ride to Isla de Cano for snorkeling and to see two of the mysterious spheres from the pre-Columbian period seen around Costa Rica, purpose unknown. That night the ship sailed north again, stopping at Curu Wildlife Refuge. This ecosystem is a tropical dry forest in contrast to the wet tropical rainforest of Drake Bay. Instructions were not to swim here because of strong tidal currents and oh yes, crocodiles. A few of us got up for a quick breakfast to go ashore by zodiac and take the 7 a.m. wildlife hike, the early hours being best for sightings and for photos. Our naturalist guide pointed out termites that could be used as insect repellant, mimosa used locally as a tea from roots to treat insomnia and alcoholism and the thorny alligator tree that could be used as an anesthetic and to treat toothache. We saw many birds, deer, an iguana, and troops of monkeys, including the ones who broke off sticks and threw them at us, and we made it back to the ship for departure to Tortuga Island where the crew had prepared a sumptuous beach barbecue as a great last lunch. The cabins on Wind Star are all alike except for one bigger suite and they are on decks 1 and 2, while restaurants, lounges and pool are on decks 3 and 4. Some have a fold-down third berth. There is no elevator, so if stairs are a problem, it would be better to book a cabin on deck 2 even though it is slightly more expensive. Breakfast and lunch are on the pool deck, either outside on deck or inside. Dinner is in the dining room, or you can opt for a candlelit dinner for two on deck under the stars. There were a lot of nice extras on Wind Star: waiters and bar staff called you by name, there were refreshing damp towels waiting when you returned on board from a shore excursion, smiles and cheerfulness from everyone always. Master of the vessel was Captain Alan MacAry, who keeps the bridge open for passengers to visit at any time, talking sailing, explaining the computerized sail system, and the ballast that is pumped automatically to the high side so that ship never leans at more than 1 or 2 degrees. He tells the story of when he was in school and the teacher scolded him for always gazing out the window. "You'll never find a job where people pay you for gazing out a window!" Guess he showed her, he says, as he strikes a captainly pose of peering out the bridge window to the sea and wide horizon. Hotel manager was Holly Weberg, whom we love because she thinks smallshipcruises.com is "fantastic" and says she got her first cruise job after finding out about small ships at our website. There are many repeat passengers on Windstar, Weberg said, especially on the April and November transatlantic cruises. And on the transatlantic cruises those who go eastward almost always go eastward, and those who go westward almost always go westward, and there is great rivalry between the two. Most of Windstar cruisers are from the US or Canada. The great thing about the ship, and other small ships, she said, is that passengers do not have to wait to get on and off the ship for shore excursions or to disembark. Windstar ships are also environmentally good. By using the sails to the maximum, the ships consume less fuel. They also reduce environmental impact by generating 300 tons of water per week. Windstar Cruises operates three sailing yachts. The Wind Spirit and Wind Star each carry 148 passengers; the Wind Surf carries 312 passengers. The ships cruise in Europe, the Baltic and Scandinavia, the Caribbean and the Americas. For further cruise information go to www.windstarcruises.com or www.smallshipcruises.com. Report by Shirley Linde,
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No Regrets.
I don't know how many posts I've started with…."I have my mom for the weekend," but I know there are many.
My mom, Luz, is in good health. She doesn't suffer from any disease other than old age.
Her bones are healthy. She has a great appetite. She repeats herself occasionally (96!), but is completely lucid. (If you have not yet seen it, check out this video where she explains how Google and Yahoo work.)
Sometimes she gets tired. And she gets demanding. And she gets unreasonable. And I find myself getting a bit of an attitude. (Like, I've never been tired and demanding and unreasonable!)
You know what I'm talking about. I (internally) roll my eyes and think, "Ay, Mami, por favor."
I confess that I get tired of catering to her needs. Yes. I'm that selfish. (I know. Shut up.)
And then I regroup and remember this: I do not want to have any regrets.
No regrets.
That's my mantra on the weekends when she stays with us and wants things done her way.
And believe me, her way can be pretty exacting.
For example, she likes the water in the shower to be body temperature. So I test it before helping her get in, with my elbow, just like I tested the bath water for my babies.
She needs three bath towels. Three. Heated in the dryer so that they are toasty. One for her hair, one for her shoulders, another for the rest of her.
She likes three hot meals. The table must be set with real dishes. Spoon and knife on the right, fork on the left. Napkin below the silverware on the right. No paper or plastic for her.
Coffee or tea cups must have matching saucers. No random mugs for her.
There's a long list of idiosyncratic must-haves. And I go out of my way (and comfort-zone) to provide them.
And sometimes, because of my own selfishness, I balk at her demands.
But I quickly re-group and remind myself, "She's 96! Show some compassion."
Then I repeat these words: No regrets.
That phrase generally knocks me off of my selfish-throne and allows me to be gracious.
Because she asks me to do other things that aren't on the radar of most other ninety-six year olds.
So, without complaint, I do her hair and fix her makeup. And paint her nails.
When she asks for the bright red polish, I laugh and shake my head. "Ay Mami, por favor."
And I thank God that I get to do this.
No regrets.
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IV site dressing - page 2
Hello, all - I need advice from some IV gurus out there. I was trained that all IV sticks should be dressed with a sterile dressing - with Tegaderm/Opsite being preferred because the site could be... Read More
0Dec 18, '05 by veegeernThis is an old thread that I found while doing a search for IV site dressings. Our protocol is to use the occlusive dsg, however we have a couple of MD's on our unit that go through the roof if they find one on their patient. (My understanding is that they were seeing damage to patients' skin when the dsg was removed. I work on an internal medicine unit. Our patients have chronic illnesses, most are elderly, and most have thin/compromised skin.) The result is that our clinical coordinator uses a combination of cottonball with bandaid and or papertape to dress the IV site. The other nurses on the unit either put occlusive dsgs on everyone and to **** with the MD...or they use cottonball/tape/bandaid on everyone. The administration appears to ignore our unit when it comes enforcing IV dsg protocol. So here are my questions:
1. Legally, won't I be held to what is in writing rather than what is in practice on my unit?
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0Jan 1, '06 by ghostcatQuote from Nitengale326I work post surgical and our policy is cover with tegaderm. HOWEVER, we are forever getting patients up from OR or ER that have a 1/2 pound of tape and no tegaderm. The surgeons will rant and fuss if they see an IV on the floor with just tape but are blind to it in the OR. Our Clin Spec states our policy book is based on Nursing Standards. You might want to investigate that route and present that to the powers that be to get the policy changed. Remind them too that Tegaderm is a billable good where as tape is not.... Can you say KACHING??? (LOL)
You can also remind them that the cost of tegaderm is MUCh less than the cost of a lawsuit for pericarditis from an infected IV. -
0Jan 1, '06 by ghostcatQuote from veegeern1. Legally, won't I be held to what is in writing rather than what is in practice on my unit?
2. Is there a trick for removing the occlusive dsg that is placed on fragile skin so that damage isn't an issue?
To answer your first question - yes, if there was ever a lawsuit that involved an infection with the IV as a possible cause, anyone who wasn't following your facility policy relating to IV starts and dressing is vulnerable in that suit. Your facilities policies and procedures are there to protect you as well as the patient.
To answer your second question - tegaderm is actually not very damaging to skin and not too hard to remove. If I have someone who says they have sensitive skin I will use Cavilon skin prep (comes in little packets like alcohol wipes) under the dressing, and if I am having trouble removing it, or the patient says it is painful to remove, then I use adhesive remover. What is more damaging to skin is tape - and paper tape is some of the worst. After 24 hours it almost bonds with the skin. It is good for people with allergies, but not with fragile skin. We just started using a new tape, and I can't remember what it's called - I'll look tommorow. We did extensive research and trial to find this tape though. -
1Mar 31, '12 by VivianaVeegee, this is a very old thread, but I do hope you get this reply to your question about the best way to remove a tegaderm without causing a skin tear in elderly patients.
The best way to do this is to pull the dressing laterally first, which causes it to release, then just pull it off. When you pull it to the side, it will unstick slowly, but it will come loose without damage.
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0Apr 6, '12 by threebrats46NO way to just tape!! We put tegaderms and have IV start kits and we use statlocks as well. I still see nurses putting just tape and I always change that dressing. If I were a patient I wouldnt want just a piece of tape on me.