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If you think the best Deb Mukherjee role isn't at the top, then upvote it so it has the chance to become number one. The greatest Deb Mukherjee performances didn't necessarily come from the best movies, but in most cases they go hand in hand.
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Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar Aamir Khan, Asrani, Kulbhushan Kharbanda
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Aansoo Ban Gaye Phool Ashok Kumar, Pran, Helen
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Haiwan Rakesh Roshan, Joy Mukherjee, Prema Narayan
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Gudgudee Shah Rukh Khan, Anupam Kher, Satish Kaushik
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Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki Vinod Khanna, Nutan, Bhagwan Dada
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Adhikar Ashok Kumar, Pran, Nanda
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Abhinetri Hema Malini, Shashi Kapoor, Nirupa Roy
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Zindagi Zindagi Ashok Kumar, Farida Jalal, Sunil Dutt
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Guru Ho Jaa Shuru Ashok Kumar, Helen, Ranjeet
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Tu Hi Meri Zindagi Gajanan Jagirdar, Chhaya Devi, Deb Mukherjee
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When the Phoenix Coyotes ownership situation was settled, the team was finally able to spend money in free agency. The result was former Washington Capitals center Mike Ribeiro, who signed a four-year, $22-million contract to play in Phoenix.
Ribeiro is happy to be in Phoenix and has high expectations for the team. He pointed to goaltender Mike Smith and a talented defense as reasons why the Coyotes can contend for the Stanley Cup this year.
"That was one of my goals, was to win a cup, and I believe with the coaching staff we have here and the players, we're going the right direction and I'm happy to be here and help them," Ribeiro said at the team's media day Wednesday.
Ribeiro, a 14-year vet, is known as a goal-creator and was tied for tenth last season in points, totaling 49 in just 48 games. He's hoping to continue his playmaking ways in Phoenix.
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Nitric oxide production is enhanced in patients with heat stroke
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Objective: To determine whether nitric oxide (NO) production is increased in heat stroke (HS) patients. Design: A prospective analysis of nitrite and nitrate (NO· 2/NO3) levels in ten HS patients was performed at the HS center in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. Methods: Plasma (NO· 2/NO3) levels were determined spectrophotometrically before cooling (0 time), and at 6, 12, and 24 h post-cooling. Results: The mean level of NO in the ten HS victims before cooling was significantly higher than in eight control patients (35.6 ± 37.0 vs 3.0 ± 4.2 μmol/l; p < 0.01). The levels were higher in non-survivors than in survivors. NO also correlated positively with the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation II score (r = 0.72, p < 0.018). There was no correlation between the NO level before cooling and blood pressure, rectal temperature, or cooling time. Conclusion: HS is associated with excessive NO production, the magnitude of which is proportional to the severity of illness. NO may be an important mediator and integral part of the pathophysiological processes resulting in HS and may be a central factor linking the neurological and cardiovascular abnormalities observed in HS.
Received: 15 May 1998 Final revision received: 21 September 1998 Accepted: 22 October 1998
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- Nitric oxide production is enhanced in patients with heat stroke
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Intensive Care Medicine
Volume 25, Issue 1 , pp 58-62
- Cover Date
- 1999-01-01
- 10.1007/s001340050787
- Print ISSN
- 0342-4642
- Online ISSN
- 1432-1238
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Key words Heat stroke
- Nitric oxide
- Temperature
- Fever
- Emergency
- Environment
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- A. H. Alzeer (A1)
- A. Al-Arifi (A2)
- A. S. Warsy (A3)
- Z. Ansari (A1)
- H. Zhang (A4)
- J.-L. Vincent (A4)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. Medical Department, Intensive Care Unit, King Khalid University Hospital, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, SA
- A2. Medical Department, King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, SA
- A3. Biochemistry Department, College of Science, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, SA
- A4. Erasme University Hospital, Free University, Brussels, Belgium, BE


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US 7164779 B2 Abstract A method displays an image only to an authorized user by generating a mask image from a data image. The data and mask image are then displayed periodically in an alternating manner on a display device by a select signal. The opening end shutting of an optical shutter device is synchronized to the displaying of the selected images so that only the data image is perceived by the authorized user viewing the display device through the optical shutter device, and a gray image is perceived by an unauthorized user viewing the data and mask images directly.
Claims(24) 1. A method for displaying an image only to an authorized user, comprising:
generating a data image;
generating a mask image, from pixels of the data image, wherein the mask image is a negation of the pixels of the data image;
generating automatically a select signal with a controller;
selecting alternately the data image or the mask image according to the select signal; and
sequentially displaying the selected images on a display device to merge the data image and the mask image into a perceived continuous image to provide a perceived gray image to an unauthorized user while displaying the data image only to an authorized user.
2. The method of
opening an optical shutter device, according to the select signal, when the data image is displayed;
shutting the optical shutter device, according to the select signal, when the mask image is displayed so that only the data image is perceived by the authorized user viewing the display device through the optical shutter device, and the gray image is perceived by the unauthorized user viewing the data and mask images directly, the opening and shutting synchronized in phase and frequency to the select signal.
3. The method of
4. The method of
synchronizing the displaying, and the opening and shutting by a wire link.
5. The method of
synchronizing the displaying, and the opening and shutting by a wireless link.
6. The method of
7. The method of
generating a first random select signal to select the displayed images;
generating a second random select signal to open and shut the optical shutter device; and
synchronizing the second random select signal to the first random select signal.
8. The method of
9. The method of
gamma-correcting each color channel after the negation.
10. The method of
output=255((input/255)1/γ)+0.5. 11. The method of
alternately selecting the data and mask images according to clock cycles.
12. The method of
13. The method of
14. The method of
15. The method of
negating each pixel of the data image serially to generate each corresponding pixel of the mask image; and
serially selecting each pixel of the data image or the mask image according to a select signal; and
sequentially displaying the selected pixels on a display device.
16. The method of
opening an optical shutter device when the selected pixel of the data image is displayed;
shutting the optical shutter device when the selected pixel of the mask image is displayed so that only the data image is perceived by the authorized user viewing the display device through the optical shutter device, and a gray image is perceived by the unauthorized user viewing the data and mask images directly, the opening and shutting synchronized in phase and frequency to the select signal.
17. The method of
alternately selecting the pixel from the data and the pixel from the mask images according to clock cycles of the controller.
18. The method of
19. The method of
20. An apparatus for displaying an image only to an authorized user, comprising:
a video camera generating a data image;
an inverter for generating a mask image from pixels of the data image, wherein the mask image is a negation of the pixels of the data image;
a controller generating automatically a select signal for selecting alternately the data image or the mask image; and
a display device for sequentially displaying selected images as a merged perceived continuous image on a display device to produce a perceived gray image and while displaying the data image only to an authorized user.
21. The apparatus of
an optical shutter device opened when the data image is displayed and closed when the mask image is displayed so that only the data image is perceived by the authorized user viewing the display device through the optical shutter device, and a gray image is perceived by the unauthorized user viewing the data and mask images directly, the opening and shutting of the optical shutter device synchronized in phase and frequency to the select signal.
22. The apparatus of
23. The apparatus of
24. The apparatus of
Description The present invention relates generally to the field of data security, and more particularity to displaying secure data on display devices in public locations. With the advent of desktop and portable computer systems, the problem of maintaining the confidentiality of secure data is increased. This is a particular problem for laptop computers and hand-held personal digital assistants (PDAs) that are frequently used in public locations. Data security is also a problem for other display systems, such as automated teller machines, and Internet terminals in public locations, such as Internet shops and airports. In recent years, a great deal of effort has been expended on making flat panel display screens as readable as CRT screens by using active matrix technology. However, enhanced readability of displayed data increases the risk of confidential information being viewable by unauthorized persons when portable displays are used in public locations. One solution is to provide the display with physical �blinders� mounted on the side of the display to limit the angle at which the display can be seen. Another type of mechanical solution uses microscopic louvers to obscure the screen to any viewer not along the axis of the louvers. However, this does not prevent viewing by a person sitting directly behind the user of the display. In addition, this type of arrangement does not allow the user to leave the equipment unattended. One manufacturer, InvisiView Technologies, Inc., Boca Raton, Fla., removes the front polarizer from a LCD type of device so the displayed image is no longer visible. If the display is viewed through polarized lenses, it becomes visible. This is a partial solution because anyone wearing consumer-grade polarized sunglasses can defeat the system. U.S. Pat. No. 5,528,319 �Privacy filter for a display device� issued to Austin on Jun. 18, 1996 describes a privacy filter constructed of spaced-apart opaque grids that can be fitted to a display device. The problems with this arrangement is that it requires physical modification of the device, and like the blinders above, only limits the angle at which the display can be viewed. U.S. Pat. No. 5,629,984 �System and method for data security� issued to McManis on May 13, 1997 describes a display system that alternates data frames with flash frames where an overwhelming majority of pixels are illuminated so that the flash frames have an average intensity substantially greater than the data frames. The user views the display with a shutter device that is synchronized to the displayed frames. The shutter is open for the data frames, and closed for the flash frames. The interspersed flash frames are intended to make it difficult for a viewer without the optical shutter device to intelligibly read the data frames. The problem with this system is that most people can perceive images even is the relative intensity of darkest elements is only about 1/100 that of the brightest elements. In other words, the intensity of the flash frames would have to be increased by at least 20 db in order for the device to be effective. In a practical LCD applications, the display elements are usually driven at full power to maximize brightness. Therefore, it is problematic whether the driving voltage can be increased by a factor of a hundred. Even if the flash frames can be displayed, it is well known that over illuminating the display screen greatly shortens its useable life-span. In addition, the flash frames would attract attention to bystanders, and the device is more susceptible to counter attacks. The invention provides a method for displaying an image only to an authorized user by generating a mask image from a data image. The data and mask image are then displayed periodically in an alternating manner on a display device by a select signal. The opening and shutting of an optical shutter device is synchronized to the displaying of the selected images so that only the data image is perceived by the authorized user viewing the display device through the optical shutter device, and a gray image is perceived by an unauthorized user viewing the data and mask images directly. Alternatively, the displaying and operation of the optical shutter device can be in a random order that is only known to the display device and the shutter. In another alternative, the displaying and operation of the optical shutter device is done on a per pixel basis, either randomly or periodically. System Overview Movies, televisions and computerized display devices normally display frames at a predetermined frame rate, e.g., twenty-four per second or higher. Persistence in the human visual system causes the rapidly displayed frames to merge into a continuous image. In the present invention, this persistence is used to enable privacy-enhanced display devices. As shown in The net result is a featureless neutral �gray� image 103 because the overall perceived intensity of the image is half-way between sum of the intensities of the data and mask frames. Thus, privacy of the displayed information is preserved. It should be understood that frames of a video can be similarly be processed in sequence. A user 130 perceives only the data frames 101 by viewing the neutral images 103 through a shutter device 140 that is synchronized 104 in phase and frequency to the frame rate of the display device 120. Frequency synchronization can be done internally to the optical shutter device 140. The shutter device 140 is open for the data frames 101 and closed for the mask frames 102 so that only the phase needs to be synchronized. One type of shutter device can use modified CrystalEyes� eyewear manufactured by StereoGraphics Corporation of San Rafael, Calif. and described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 44,967,268, 5,117,302, 5,181,133, and 5,463,428 incorporated herein by reference. The unmodified glasses operate the left and right lenses sequentially for stereoscopic viewing, the modified lenses operate in parallel. However, nematic liquid-crystal stereographic shutter glasses are typically limited to an operating frequency of 60 Hz, or less. This leads to noticeable flickering in the perceived image. Therefore, our shutter device 140 includes polarizing lenses 141�142 on either side of a ferro-electric liquid crystal (FLC) polarization rotator 143. The FLC rotator can switch polarization rotation from +π/4 to −πpi/4 at a frequency up to about 100 KHz, when driven by a bipolar �5.0 volt control line 144 to take advantage of faster displays. Wire or wireless, e.g., infra-red, communication can be used to synchronize to the phase of the display device 120. This allows the display device according to the invention to be used concurrently by multiple users in a public location without requiring a physical link between the users and the display device. For safety and ease-of-use reasons, the optical shutter device 140 operates continuously while worn by the user so that the user's environment remains visible even if the user is not in range of the display unit. Thus, the synchronization signal 104 only needs to control the phase, and not the frequency or amplitude, of the select signal 161. If the data frames 101 are binary or two-tone image, then a negation simply means turning all white components of the data frames, e.g., pixels with zero or off values, to black components in the negative frames, e.g. pixels with one or on values. If the data frame use a gray scale, then the negation simply subtracts the pixel values of the data frames from the maximum pixel value, i.e., 255 for an eight bit pixel value. Although a primary use of the invention is with portable display devices, it should be noted that the display system as described above can use any number of illumination techniques including CRT, LCD, LED, laser, digital projector�rear- or front, large or small, and so forth. Color Display In the case of color images, the negation is performed independently on each of the color channels, e.g., red, green, and blue for a �RGB� display system. Thus, for a system that display each of red, green, and blue at 256 levels, such as commonly available 24-bit (3�8) color mode display devices, each pixel of the red negative frame is displayed at a value of 255 minus the corresponding red data frame pixel value. Similarly, the values for the green and blue channels are determined. The intensity of the light generated by most display devices is usually not a linear function of the applied signal. A conventional CRT has a power-law response to voltage. Therefore, the intensity of the light produced at the face of the screen of the display is approximately the applied voltage, raised to the 2.2 power. The numerical value of the exponent of this power function is colloquially known as gamma (γ). This non-linearity must be compensated for in the negated frames. To do this correction for a typical CRT type of display device, the input pixel values from 0 to 255, after negation, are remapped to output pixel values according to
The scaling and off-setting are such that the intensity values of the mask image 240 are within the dynamic range of the display device. If the normalized dynamic range of the display device is 0 to 1, and the respective scaling factors are α and β, and the off-sets A and B, then α+β≦1, and α+A≦B. These inequalities constrain the respective dynamic ranges of the perceived public image 261 and the perceived secret images 262. A high-dynamic-range public image forces a low-dynamic-range, dim perceived secret image, and vice versa. If α=β, and A=0.0 and B=0.5, the perceived public and secret images will be of equal quality. The perceived public image will lower in contrast with an elevated black level, and the perceived secret image will be dimmer, but still within a brightness range for acceptable viewing. Coded Display The above described display devices provide a reasonable level of privacy for the casual user. However, because the displayed images alternate at a constant frequency, e.g., 60 Hz, the system is still open to attack by a persistent snooper. By scanning through the frequency range, a snooper could determined the frequency of the alternating display. In the case of a wireless interconnection, two pseudo-random generators can be used. Each is initialized to the same state and so will produce the same random sequence. One sequence is used in the display device, and the other in the optical shutter device. Synchronization between the sequences can be done as described above. A coder 320 converts each zero bit to a pair of select signals [0,1], and each one bit to a pair of select signals [1,0]. The resulting coding sequences 321�322 are fed, in parallel, to the display device 120 and a shutter device 140 to perform the appropriate selection of the order of displayed images. Note, the pairs in the select signals 321 and 322 ensure that each successive pair of input frames 340 will alternate, so the perceived effect will be as above, with the added advantage that it is impossible for a snooper to determine the random sequence 311, without direct access to the equipment. Serial Coding So far, we have assumed that pixels are displayed and perceived in a parallel manner. This is effectively true for most LCD and CRT devices. Even though the pixels are initially generated in a serial beam and displayed in a raster scan order on a CRT, the relatively long decay time of the physical display elements, e.g., phosphor dots, parallelizes the perceived illumination. Consequently, the optical shutter device can operates at the frame rate of the display device. For a device where the pixels can truly be displayed in a serial manner, e.g., LEDs, FLCs, or laser displays, we can modify the above encoding technique to further enhance the security of the displayed images. In this embodiment, the input image is in the form of a serial stream of pixel values 350, e.g., zeroes and ones for a binary image or byte values for gray-scale and color images. Now, we modulate the pixels and shutter on a per pixel basis. For every zero value in the coding sequence 321 we display the correct pixel value, and for every one bit in the coding sequence, we negate the pixel value, as described above with reference to LCD Display In the case where the display device 120 uses a low-powered liquid crystal display (LCD), such as used with many portable display systems, additional enhancement can be made, as shown in Therefore, our LCD 400 is constructed as follows. A first polarizer (P1) 401 is disposes between a backlight (B) 420 and a first optical rotator element (R1) 430. The backlight is a source of incident light of mixed polarization. We omit the customary other polarizer found in conventional LCDs. In this embodiment, the optical shutter device 440 includes a second optical rotator element (R2) 411 and a second polarizer (P2) 412. An input image 400 is modulated 420 by angle of polarization. The modulation can be regular or random as described above. If the images is viewed by the unaided eye, then it appears uniformly white. If the image is viewed through standard polarizing lenses, as for the prior art InvisiView device, it is still unreadable. However, when the image is viewed through the optical shutter device 410 modulated synchronously to the image 400, the image will become visible. The modulation of the rotators can be done adding �45� off-set to the normal polarization modulation. This can be done by biasing the overall screen voltage, because in the LCD, the amount of rotation is substantially linearly proportional to the driving voltage. As described above, the modulation of the rotators can be done periodically or randomly, depending on the level of security desired. Thus, areas of the image that appear bright in one polarization direction appear dark in a perpendicular direction, and these are reverse whenever the +45 to −45 degree rotational voltage modulation occurs. The result is as before, the screen appears a featureless gray to unauthorized viewers, even those wearing polarizing sunglasses, and only properly modulated shutter devices will make the image 400 visible. This invention is described using specific terms and examples. It is to be understood that various other adaptations and modifications may be made within the spirit and scope of the invention. Therefore, it is the object of the appended claims to cover all such variations and modifications as come within the true spirit and scope of the invention. Patent Citations
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Texas's Ted Cruz has come a long way in his quest to replace Kay Bailey Hutchison in the United States Senate. He has spent the better part of the last year slowly closing the polling gap with his principal rival, the better-known lieutenant governor David Dewhurst, to the point that a runoff between the two now seems the likeliest of outcomes in the May 29 primary. But finishing a strong second isn't an outcome worthy of an articulate, principled conservative such as Cruz. He can and should win a runoff with Dewhurst, become the Republican nominee, and be elected the next senator from the state of Texas.
Regular readers of National Review Online will have no doubt heard the basics about the 41-year-old Cruz from one of his many fans here. But to review: Cruz is a Houston native and the son of a Cuban immigrant; he went on to be a Princeton debate champion, a standout at Harvard Law, and a clerk for Chief Justice William Rehnquist. He advised George W. Bush's 2000 campaign on domestic policy and served in the administration in both the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission. Back in Texas, he was an able and busy solicitor general from 2003 to 2008, playing pivotal roles in Supreme Court decisions that kept God in the Pledge of Allegiance, affirmed the individual right to bear arms, and held off an attempt by the International Court of Justice (and the Bush administration) to meddle with Texas's legal system.
Cruz has earned praise as well from a diverse group of conservatives and conservative groups. Senator Lee, along with Senators Pat Toomey, Jim DeMint, and Rand Paul, have expressed their support. FreedomWorks and the Club for Growth have endorsed his campaign. George Will called him "as good as it gets" even as various tea-party groups have effused on his behalf. In a primary season marked by fiercely contested races on the right, Ted Cruz has achieved something close to consensus.
Early on, with Cruz facing a 40–11 polling deficit against Dewhurst, supporters hoped the race would follow the form of the Crist–Rubio battle in Florida — with the compelling young conservative surging past the establishment favorite. But in many ways Cruz faces a bigger challenge. Not only is Dewhurst not nearly as multifariously bad as Crist — who is? — but he is a popular lieutenant governor and a hectomillionaire who has banked on that name recognition and that war chest to hold off Cruz. As Cruz's numbers have improved, Dewhurst has gone archly negative, flooding the airwaves with lame ads that, e.g., hit Cruz for the Democratic political donations of partners at his large law firm. (Quoth Cruz: "I haven't met half my partners.")
In this environment, Cruz's only path to victory is to do on the ground what Dewhurst is doing on the air — a tack he has undertaken with relish, stumping through a never-ending series of straw polls, senior centers, and barbecues to get his message out. If he cannot beat Dewhurst outright, he stands at least to improve his chances by forcing a runoff, which would raise Cruz's profile and his platform. This could prove decisive. Because with Ted Cruz, seeing is believing.
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The NFL is merely a tribute league for The Turkey Bowl. These, and many other words were uttered by our fearless leader, President Joseph Stiefel, in his Newt Rockne-esque speech leading up to the Turkey Bowl last week. I wasn't sure whether we were going into war or going to the fields.
President Stiefel gives the speech to end all speeches
For those not familiar with the Turkey Bowl, it's National's annual foray into the world of sports, celebrating all that is football, camaraderie, and Thanksgiving. With flags and fanfare, students, significant others, faculty, family, and friends clad in shorts and T-shirts charged onto the gridiron, doing everything that they could to avoid a pile up on the field. The Turkey Bowl is, of course, a flag football event. And might I say, I saw some pretty amazing acrobatics from players trying to avoid tackling. Flips here, somersaults there -- it was quite impressive.
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We had enough players for 4 teams. Forest even played. All players, in fact, were welcomed with open arms. And of course, both guys and girls play, which makes it even more interesting. And the number of people on the sidelines cheering was phenomenal.
There were new rules this year. Some were pretty hilarious. I'll leave names out of it, but one of my esteemed colleagues had a rule named after her -- just to illustrate that tackling is absolutely prohibited. And there's also the rule that if you've been hurt before, you're excused from playing. Granted, all of the injuries at The Turkey Bowl have been pretty minor: bruises, sprains, small bones broken. Everyone is a GREAT sport.
The winning team
Our MVPs were Bryan Nicholas and Dr. Michelle Jourdan. I'll put a plug in for both of them. I don't think I've ever seen Bryan without a smile on his face. He's just an all-around good sport and he plays hard. Dr. Jourdan is one of the most enthusiastic players I've ever seen. The NFL's got nothin' on either of these two.
I'm keeping it short and sweet for this week. Hope everybody had an amazing Thanksgiving!
I'm recovering from near brain-death. In case you missed it, last weekend (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) a group of us took boards: Physiotherapy, Part II, and Part III. I wish I could say it was 3 days full of fun-filled magical awesomeness, but I think you guys know me well enough to know I'd be lying through my teeth.
We all survived the weekend, in large part due to the support we gave each other. Julia was my right-hand this weekend. She made me study when I didn't want to, go over questions, and made sure I got out of the hotel room on time (and didn't get lost too badly getting back and forth from the hotel). Ricky and Alid were the humor for the weekend. The four of us (including Julia) and two of Alid's friends from Palmer, went for dinner after PT. I honestly thought we would be kicked out of the restaurant, we were laughing so hard. It was just what I needed to keep me going another day.
It was great to see the smiling faces of people we've taken tests with before from other schools, and also of each other. Kind words of encouragement were given by so many. Leslie, Bryan, Julia, Alid, Theresa, Ricky, Roshaun, and Dave: My huge thanks to you guys for keeping me going this past weekend -- even if you didn't realize that's what you were doing.
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It was a weekend fueled by caffeine and lack of sleep. We learned how little sleep we could survive on, how many questions we could answer in a short period of time, and how much caffeine was required to take an exam at 7:00 a.m. We were laughing at each other and our test-taking strategies, how long it took to finish certain exams, and how much we were stressing about something really and truly out of our control.
Boards are interesting, because you've been studying for them all along. There's really nothing to "cram" for, and yet we cram every time. Of course, it doesn't hurt to refresh memory on what we've not seen for a couple of years even. Part I, last year, was a test of the basic sciences. While these were more clinical, the basic science stuff just doesn't go away. There's always something that didn't get covered, that we haven't heard before, or that we've never seen. There are questions on every test that make no sense, and like all standardized test, more than enough opportunities to overthink something. I've always been baffled at how any exam in medicine can be made into a "Multiple Guess" test -- when everything we do in medicine is completely essay.
But, we survive. No! We endure. And however the scores come out, they come out. We'll take them as they come.
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In other news, clinic is in full swing. At the HEC NUHS Student Clinic, we are BUSY. We've been seeing sports physicals and regular patients -- several every day. As the term gets underway for the SPC students, we'll be seeing less of some sports physicals, and more of others. I believe we're serving at least 3 different sports teams now -- so there will be no shortage there.
I'm finishing up a quarter for the Master's program at UWS. Finals are this week. Hard to come back and tackle that after last week. But I'm SO looking forward to two weeks off with no pressing studies. Next quarter with them starts in a few weeks with Sports Nutrition and Fitness, Gastrointestinal Imbalances, and Oxidative/Reductive Dynamics and Energy Production. Sounds like a party.
Have a Great week, Everybody!!!!
The trimester is coming to a close, and I can honestly say it's flown by. We're all scrambling to meet deadlines in the clinic: this many of this, that many of that. It hardly seems that about 12 weeks ago we were terrified we'd be horrible at this. Truth be told, I didn't think anything about deadlines and numbers and paperwork (OK, well I did think about paperwork a little bit). That's probably why I'm scrambling now.
The last couple of weeks have been discussions about who is transitioning to the other clinic, and some talks about where we'll end up. Half of our crew is moving to the other clinic. It's unlikely that I'll see them very often. Perhaps we'll have seminars or training sessions of some sort, or get together outside of school (although we don't do that now). But in a few weeks, there will be another big transition for all of us. Some of us have been together, nearly every day, for about 3 years. This will be something really new.
Newness. It reminds me of my theory about Maslow's Hierarchy from last week. Incidentally, I've been working some more on that, but I'll spare you all the details. I had the pleasure to discuss it with two of my fellow interns today, the concept of new ideas. We were talking about my theory, and about other theories -- things in medicine and science that seem to have been left behind. We were discussing the idea that there are no new ideas.
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Mark Twain said:
"There is no such thing as a new idea. It is impossible. We simply take a lot of old ideas and put them into a sort of mental kaleidoscope. We give them a turn and they make new and curious combinations. We keep on turning and making new combinations indefinitely, but they are the same old pieces of colored glass that have been in use through all the ages."
I grew up not far from good ol' Mark Twain's stomping grounds, but between you and me, his writing always made me crazy. No matter how much I tried, I couldn't understand the dialect he wrote. I'm not sure that I agree with Mark; it seems we're discovering new things all the time. From god particles to medicines, we strive and learn how to change, adapt, and understand the world around us.
If the last 12 weeks in the clinic have taught me anything, it's that we have no standard approach to treating anything. We have to be willing to come up with new ideas, or at the very least, new applications for old ideas. For every patient that comes in, even if they have the "same" diagnosis, what works for each one of them is likely to be something completely different.
I'm fairly certain that our discussion today came to the conclusion that there has to be something new. There has to be a pursuit of Science that crosses boundaries into new territories, that bypasses the need for a randomized controlled trial of everything, and simply embraces discovery for the sake of discovery, and implementation for the benefit of the whole. Perhaps we're all idealists. I see no problem with that. Being idealistic just promotes my love of the field and my hope for making a difference.
Neil deGrasse Tyson, in his series "Cosmos" said:
"To make this journey, we'll need imagination, but imagination alone is not enough because the reality of nature is far more wondrous than anything we can imagine."
OK, Neil. I'll take that one to heart. The greatest theories come from crazy idealists.
I wish you all many great new discoveries. May your kaleidoscope always look just a little bit different.
I can't believe this week is Thanksgiving. Happy Thanksgiving everybody! A few of my classmates are heading out of town, up North, over the river and through the woods, but most of us are staying somewhat local. Those that are going up North are getting ready to be bundled up. I understand there are record lows -- especially up in the Northeast. We're actually expecting a brisk temperature of 66ºF on Thanksgiving. Everyone will have their parkas and snowboots on.
Turkey Bowl
Friday night was Turkey Bowl. If you've never heard of the infamous NUHS Turkey Bowl, here's where you'll become indoctrinated in this time-honored tradition. Students, alumni, faculty members, and significant others launch themselves onto the football field to non-violently duke it out to compete for (starting this year) the Stiefel Cup [named for the president of NUHS and former dean of the College of Professional Studies - Florida].
This year, the victors were from Tri 1 and Tri 6 (including our own Antoinette Stewart and Lauren Domanski) and our MVPs were Dr. Chris Arick and Danielle Spratt. It's my understanding that no severe injuries were met and no one went to the hospital -- so it was a good game.
We had a HUGE turnout of people! A lot of the faculty came out -- including some professors that I haven't seen in a really long time. I saw new students that I'd never seen before. I met spouses and kids that I didn't know existed. It was just a really great "family" environment. There was really amazing food provided and the people that weren't playing just hung out. It was really cool and made me wish that I'd gone last year. The funniest thing was to see our professors and Assistant Dean (Dr. Daniel Strauss) don shorts and T-shirts and blend in with all of the "kids." We really couldn't tell the difference between them.
Impending Finals
So, this is the last week before finals start. Next week is practical week and the following week has all the written exams. I'm not looking forward to either -- but I'll be really glad to move on. I've already taken the Marketing final, the final practical for Rehab, and the Phlebotomy written final is this week. I'm checking off boxes and crossing things off my list (and trying not to go crazy).
Well, that's it from me. I hope everyone has an amazing holiday -- that you have just as much dinner as you want, just enough family dysfunction to seem OK, and just enough tryptophan to have a really good nap. And of course, in true medical student style -- dissect the turkey -- don't carve it.
This is one of those times when writing the blog is tough, because I can't remember all of the things I've done over the last week! I'm to the point where I'm keeping daily lists so things don't fall through the cracks. There's just so much to do and so much to study for.
Last week I had 2 exams, and this coming week, 2 exams and 2 quizzes. Next week (brace yourself), there are 5 exams. I've always wondered why we do things this way. Five exams in one week are too many. It's just as if it were finals. But, here we are.
I was able to join some of my classmates out on Friday night. It seems that a good time was had by all. We were able to meet some of the first trimester folks that I'd missed from the First Tri Mixer. They all seem really great. One of the drawbacks to the way our campus is set up here is that the students are spread out to four different places. We have the basic science students in one location, the clinical science students in another, and the interns in two different clinic locations. So, once someone crosses over into a different area, we don't always see each other again--unless we make an effort to do so. So that's why the mixers and impromptu get-togethers are really important. It gives us a chance to meet some of the other students from different locations.
I like how cohesive our group is in particular. I've mentioned this before, but we really do become somewhat of a family. After all, we spend five days a week, together, ALL day. If we don't love or hate each other by the end, there's something wrong. Those that have joined our original four members have been welcome additions. And of course we miss those that have left us--whether they transferred campuses to Lombard, or decided to slow down. Most of my original class is now in the same building. It's good to see them every day again. I've missed them.
As if I didn't have enough going on, last week, I started the Master's Degree in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine through the University of Western States. The program is all online and we have students from literally all over the world. The program there is a wonderful complement to the program here. Since my goal is to have an integrative, functional medicine practice, it's a great fit for me. My goal is to complete the master's about the same time I finish here at National. I'll let you all know how that's going.
Time management and prioritizing are absolutely key to maintaining some semblance of sanity with all this coursework. I'm not sure I'm there yet--but I'm working on it. Of course, anyone that knows me knows that I'm at least partly insane, so I must have lost something somewhere. Calendars, schedules, lists, planning, and keeping track of everything that has to be done is extremely important. On top of that, checking all of those things off the list is extremely fulfilling. I have to remember to ONLY put things on the list that HAVE to be done--no lofty ambitions, week-long projects, or 5-year goals. My lists sometimes get out of control--admittedly, and sometimes they end up with the weirdest, most random thoughts written on them--like philosophical questions. And THAT could go anywhere. :)
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I took a few minutes out of studying on Saturday to go to a ROOTS seed and plant share event. We grew a lot of our own food when I was growing up, and as I've had space, have tried to do the same off and on. Now that I have some yard space, I'm working on it again. Let me just say that this event was absolutely amazing.
People from the local area bring seeds they've collected, cuttings, plants, trees--you name it--and they just give it away. I took some Aloe seeds that my plant had put out last year. I'd been saving them for quite a while. I honestly didn't even know that Aloe seeded; I'd only seen people plant Aloe by cutting. The Aloe plant that produced the seed was gifted to me a few years ago from a fellow student, so it only seemed fitting that I gift its progeny. In return, I was gifted pumpkin seeds, stevia seeds, loofah seeds, and heirloom squash seeds. I was hoping for loofah, but couldn't believe how much was there!?! A lady tried to send me home with a bag full of about 500 seeds! People were so generous. I'm eternally grateful, and hopefully my garden will be booming here in a couple of weeks. Since I've never had a fall garden before, I have no idea what to expect. We shall see.
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A young girl who performed at Obama's inauguration just last week has been shot dead in an apparent random act of violence on Tuesday. The girl was shot in the back by a gunman who fired indiscriminately into a group of people at an area park.
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In addition to her, an unidentified 16-year-old boy was also wounded but his injuries are not life threatening.
Pendleton was a sophomore at King College Prep High School in Chicago and the week before she traveled with her school band to perform for President Obama during his inauguration ceremonies.
Her family said it was the highlight of her life. But now, a week later, she is dead, gunned down in a random act of senseless violence.
The family said she was a loving big sister to her 10-year old brother, Junior, and that the boy is devastated.
The gunman remains unidentified and at-large. Police only know that he came running down an alley, saw the group of kids and fired into them. After that, he fled in a white car. They do not believe Pendleton was an intended target.
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Dr. Horacio J. Asbun graduated from the Univ De Chile, Santiago, Chile in 1983. He works in Jacksonville, FL and specializes in Surgery and Bariatrics. Dr. Asbun is affiliated with Mayo Clinic.
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After a few days of working on it, my first story based mission is ready to be published. I have tested it as much as i can in the foundry an now it needs some real player run throughs.
Its tags are as follows : Light hearted, while tryign to maintain some what serious over tones. Medium to heavy ground combat, no space combat. Very heavy dialog, those that dont enjoy reading, this mission prolly wont be for you. It also doesnt follow the "rules of star trek" too terribly close.
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Very Heavy dialog, Medium Combat, Sense of Humor Required.
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Raised in nearby Darien, Conn., Chloe Sevigny regularly hung out in New York's Greenwich Village while in high school. She moved to the city at 18 and quickly solidified her place in the cool-kid subculture by interning at Sassy magazine, modeling for Miu Miu, appearing in music videos for Sonic Youth and The Lemonheads and playing a lead in the controversial 1995 movie "Kids". She became an indie it girl of the late '90s and early 2000s working with Whit Stillman, Steve Buscemi, Lars Von Trier, Woody Allen and her on-off boyfriend Harmony Korine, She even earned Best Supporting Actress Oscar and Golden Globe nominations for the Teena Brandon biopic "Boys Don't Cry". She moved into TV in 2000 with the HBO special "If These Walls Could Talk 2" and started her critically acclaimed, most well-known role to date as the second wife of a polygamist on "Big Love" in 2006. The part earned her a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in 2010. Despite becoming a household name and doing the occasional mainstream project like "American Horror Story", "The Mindy Project" or "Zodiac", she flourishes in art-house, absurd and avant-garde films and TV projects like "Hit & Miss"(where she portrayed a transgender hitman) and "The Brown Bunny" (which caused a stir with its unsimilated sexual acts). She worked Off-Broadway a few times, occasionally models for the likes of H&M and Mac and is a part-time fashion designer. She recently designed a collection for Opening Ceremony.
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I love the 4th of July.
And here is our day, in photos.
Taken by THIS lovely friend.
In fact, I think there's almost nothing better then being surrounded by loved ones. It's about the people that are in your life. There for you. Always unfailing. Walking through life with you.
And sure, you talk on the phone each day, send texts and letters and show up at birthday partys and for playdates....but there's something great about spending holidays and traditions together. You're making memories that don't fade.
It's funny that most of the things we consume and worry ourselves with, on a daily basis, melt when we are in true company. That should be a lesson to each of us about what is really important.
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PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS PEOPLE! I've had too many people complain they can't use Super Attacks. It CLEARLY states that you can only use super attacks when your health is lower than 100.
Allright people, here's the scoop on MEGAMAN POWER BALL.
Megaman Power Ball is a Pong clone with an extreme twist: The ability to shoot projectiles at each other and have powerups that are collected on the play field. All instructions are explained in the game, and can be read by pressing the (i) in the Options Screen after selecting characters. There are 22 characters in total, a few by Capcom, but most designed by me or my friends (All the legal crap is in the Credits). There are a bunch of powerups on the field as well such as Ball Speed Modifiers, Crazy Ball, HP Modifiers, Character Speed Modifiers, etc. The game also includes 8 audio tracks, which 7 of them were created by me using Apple's Garage Band.
Unfortunately, this game can only be a demo right now because Macromedia did a really bad job at programming Flash for Mac OS X, so I'm really limited to what I can do with it. It was supposed to be a full fledged game, complete with unlockable characters and music, and a complete Story mode, but due to the crappy programming that Macromedia has done, my project has come to a halt, but I wanted you guys to see the project I've been working on for the past month.
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This game is cool! Quite easy 'n' fun! I hope you will make MORE cool games! If you can think of more?
Please make the controls customizable or the numbers of up i'm using a notebook!
this game is cool it has the twist of ping pong and megamans action
its not that good, and its not that bad.
it had a good selection of characters. every char had its strengths and weaknesses (except bomberman, who had all b's) and you could make some characters health -100 when you start. choose a character with an A in health, then choose someone with a C in health. choose the higher health option for the one with an A in health, and lower for the C. the rest is your choice. when you get in, the one with a C in health will die instantly with -100 health. lol.


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Simon Calder: Another winter of airport discontent
The man who pays his way
Simon Calder
Simon Calder's career in travel started at Gatwick Airport, where he cleaned aircraft for Laker Airways and later worked as a security officer. He became The Independent's Travel Correspondent in 1994, and is known as "the Man Who Pays His Way" because he does not accept free travel facilities. He writes across the Independent titles, as well as for the Evening Standard.
Saturday 26 January 2013
Amie Richan was among the luckier passengers. Last Saturday morning she woke up in a hotel bed, rather than on a thin plastic mat on the floor of Europe's most expensive building, Heathrow Terminal 5. Even so, she shared the oft-quoted sentiment attributed to W C Fields: "All in all, I'd rather be in Philadelphia." She had been heading home to Pennsylvania, but was one of tens of thousands of BA passengers whose flights were cancelled at short notice last Friday when the snow arrived over London. Once again, Europe's busiest airport proved unable to cope. We pick up her story just after her flight has been abruptly cancelled and she was told to return "landside".
"There was absolutely not one person from BA in evidence in baggage reclaim. There were pilots and flight attendants looking for their own baggage and vainly attempting to contact managers and supervisors. A number of pilots said that they had never seen anything like this."
Eventually, she was assigned a hotel room 20 miles (and a £100 taxi ride) away at Tower Bridge. The hotel manager stayed on the phone to BA long enough to rebook her on another flight. She reached home at midnight on Saturday.
You know, of course, that Heathrow is 98.2 per cent full, and therefore any significant reduction in the "flow rate" of arrivals and departures will inevitably trigger cancellations.
You are also aware that, after the debacle two winters ago, the new, improved snow plan includes the option to cancel a proportion of flights, in advance, to create "firebreaks" allowing swift recovery from disruption. The airport, airlines and air-traffic controllers duly met on Thursday, the day before the predicted snow, and concluded there was no need to axe flights. The airport could cope. Of course it could.
Slots: lost the plot?
The latest snowstorm, or more accurately the response to it, will have cost British Airways somewhere between £10m and £20m in lost ticket revenue, accommodation and transport costs. Heathrow airport will have taken less of a hit; the lost earnings from the reduction in passenger numbers and flight operations will be partly offset by the commission the airport earns from delayed travellers' spending in cafés and shops. The cost to Britain's reputation of another national embarrassment is incalculable.
British Airways said it was "extremely sorry" for passengers' "frustration and inconvenience during this period of severe weather". The airport's chief executive, Colin Matthews, said, "I'm really sorry for every passenger who got caught up in the disruption."
Then "Mr Gatwick", in the shape of Stewart Wingate, boss of Heathrow's main rival, chipped in: "The over-scheduling of flights at Heathrow during the winter period should stop." His plan is from December to February that "Heathrow declares a level of capacity it can cope with in winter conditions. The additional flights then, for those three months, can move to Gatwick and Stansted." The idea is fanciful, because the airlines won't comply. If they wanted to fly to one of London's other airports, they could. But Mr Wingate's plan contains the germ of a good idea.
At present, the rigid rule on slots at Heathrow is "use them or lose them". Permission to take off and land at Heathrow is the most valuable commodity in aviation, so it seems obvious to insist that these precious resources are not squandered. The consequences, though, are sometimes absurd. British Mediterranean kept slots warm by flying empty jets between Heathrow and Cardiff. Across the year, the average plane has loads of spare seats; one out of four is empty, a proportion that increases in winter.
For the key winter months, airlines using Heathrow should be able to combine flights, in advance, without losing slots. BA's 11 daily flights to Paris can comfortably shed a couple, while Lufthansa's 10 Heathrow-Frankfurt hops could easily be decimated. The airlines could ramp up the schedule for Christmas and New Year, and again for the Valentine and half-term surges in February, when they can fill all available seats. It wouldn't be perfect, but it could be better.
No flexi-time at BA
Back in Philadelphia, Amie Richan is seething because her stress and expense were avoidable. "When bad weather was predicted on Thursday, I called BA to say I could fly earlier," she says. BA would allow passengers to change free of charge – but only to postpone a journey. People willing to travel earlier would have to pay hundreds of pounds for the privilege, which Amie declined.
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