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Chao Fah Variety Market, Phuket.
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The Chao Fah variety market is a weekend market in Phuket town,just off Chao Fah West road opposite Wat Nakha (Nakha Temple). Here you can do your shopping at a cheap price and find basically anything like clothes, flip flops, sunglasses, accessories, pets, home decorations and more. You can also find a variety of food at the food market for a cheap price. Some nights there is a stage with live music.
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I doubt you knew when you said that word,
Perhaps to you it was nothing absurd.
But I'm afraid it cut me deep,
So much so that I could not sleep.
The way I act I do for you,
I hoped it would help you in joy be consumed.
But now I see that I've tried in vain,
For that moment shall be repeated in my brain.
I did the same as I always do,
To laugh and play with the day melting away.
But first time ever she called me obnoxious,
What had I done to change that day?
Did she not laugh with everyone else?
Did she not complement my joyful self?
So why now did it change,
Is she too old to be in this game?
Just today someone else called me the same,
How selfish these creatures do like to play.
For don't they know they keep me sane?
I live for them, to play a false game.
I have been call names by only myself,
Perhaps I should return to my former self.
No one hate a person to dead inside to bother them,
Should I be a burden, there is no reason to live then.


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Columbus City Schools are on the path to putting a property-tax levy on the November ballot (though it's not a done deal; a citizen's advisory committee will make its recommendation regarding a levy to district leaders next week and an official decision will follow). District officials say they need $355 million to maintain current programs, and to fund new initiatives, through the 2016-17 school year. Superintendent Gene Harris has indicated that the increase is needed, in part, because the district's students are increasingly challenged – more kids are living in poverty, learning English, and disabled than in the past. Kids are also moving more frequently within, and to and from, the district.
Aside from a few big-ticket items (like sharing local tax dollars via grants with high-performing charter schools, increasing reading intervention in fourth and fifth grades, and purchasing new school buses), the district hasn't detailed if, and how, it might alter its overall spending patterns if the levy passes. In the meantime, we can look at how the district is spending money today versus a few years back, for clues.
Charts 1 and 2 show per-pupil spending for Columbus's elementary and middle schools against the percent of students in each school who were economically disadvantaged for the 2005-06 and 2010-11 – the most recent year for which data are available—school years (2005-06 dollars are adjusted for inflation to reflect 2011 values).[1]
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The infamous Hatfield and McCoy feud is an apt analogy for the history of district-charter school relations in Ohio. Neither side has much liked the other over the years, but it appears that the animosity and acrimony of the recent past is fading. Evidence for a new period of cooperative charter-district relations comes from several remarkable developments.
Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson shepherded through the Ohio General Assembly legislation that would, among a whole host of innovative reforms, provide high-performing charter schools in Cleveland with local levy dollars to support their day-to-day operations. Building on the momentum coming out of Cleveland, Columbus Superintendent Gene Harris put forth a plan that would share local property-tax money with some of that city's high-flying charters in the form of grants to enable those schools to help boost the performance of low-performing district schools.
There are other Buckeye State examples. Reynoldsburg City School District has quietly built a portfolio of school options for its residents over the past decade. Now it is opening those options to students from other districts who might want to attend a Reynoldsburg school through its new open enrollment policy. Further, a group of school districts (including Columbus, Reynoldsburg, and the Dayton Public Schools), educational service centers (including the ESC of Central Ohio and the Montgomery County ESC), and the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation have been working over the last two years to build a shared charter school authorizing effort. While legislative language supporting this work has been scuttled twice in...
Nuggets of wisdom are often found in unexpected places. I've found wisdom—not in columns of the Acropolis, in the stones of Sinai, or in the lecture halls of the Sorbonne. No, instead it's hidden in the recesses of the Ohio Department of Education (ODE).
The age-old debate about what kids should be reading attracted my attention this week. As my colleague Kathleen Porter-Magee observed last week, two camps seem to have emerged in the "what kids should read" debate: those who want more literary fiction in the classroom and those who want more informational non-fiction.
But should what kids read supersede the question of why kids read? ODE's English language arts' 11th and 12thgrade model curricula elegantly answers this question:
Notice that ODE doesn't prescribe book lists or even specific genres to read—there's no specification of what kids read—so long as the texts are of "high-quality."[2] Even more importantly, notice the statement's purpose clause: "to develop the skill, concentration, and stamina" of the student.
The purpose clause in ODE's statement on reading has significance for why we teach reading, and secondarily, has implications for how we teach reading.
Let me illustrate with an anecdote. I was recently surprised to learn that the med school entrance exam is...
Education and politics go hand and glove. When it comes to education the question isn't just whether or not a policy is right or smart, but whether it can politically fly. The debates swirling around Senate Bill 316 – part of Governor Kasich's mid-biennium budget review – is an interesting case study in that it seeks bold policy change but collides with political calculations and complications.
In late March, Governor Kasich introduced his education proposals and major components included:
After the painful referendum defeat borne by the governor and his fellow Republicans per Senate Bill 5 – the collective bargaining reform bill – in November 2011, reformers were pleasantly...
In addition to the policy and advocacy work that we do at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, our sister organization the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation sponsors eight charter schools in Ohio. In August Fordham will sponsor three new start-ups (one each in Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland). Columbus Collegiate Academy (CCA) opened in 2008, and it has now launched the newly-formed United Schools Network, a nonprofit charter management organization (CMO). United Schools Network will consolidate the operations of CCA and launch the new 6-8 Columbus Collegiate Academy- West Campus.
To learn more about all this we sat down with CCA founder Andrew Boy to hear first-hand what he hopes to achieve through the United Schools Network.
Q. Why did you decide to form the United Schools Network (USN)?
A. While launching a high-performing, high-need, school in Columbus is challenging and satisfying, we want to do more. We recognize that we have a unique opportunity to do so. If CCA can create excellence in our flagship school, then there is no reason we cannot similarly create excellent schools in other areas of Columbus and in other parts of the Midwest. It is in pursuit of this goal that we have created an organization to support the growth and replication of schools based on the United Schools Network model.
Q. What will be the main function of USN?
A. A "home office," which will house the Chief Executive and other key senior leaders of the organization, will centrally direct USN operations....
For more than 20 years Teach for America has been working to help teach children in some of America's toughest schools. Yet, this school year will be the first time TFA will have teachers in the Buckeye State. Last fall Governor Kasich signed legislation that paved the way for TFA to place 90 teachers in 14 schools in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky over the next three years. Partner districts and schools include Cincinnati Public Schools, Covington Independent Public in northern Kentucky and Dayton-area charter schools (two sponsored by Fordham).
TFA officially launched in Southwest Ohio last week when over 30 corps members spent the week in Cincinnati and Dayton visiting schools and getting to know the communities they will be working with. Corps members had the opportunity to meet with parents, teachers, and school leaders from the neighborhoods where their students reside.
As part of their Dayton visit corps members met with area students and local high school and university educators. They also participated in a half-day discussion hosted by Ben Lindy (TFA Executive Director) that took place at Dayton View Academy– one of the charter schools that corps member will be working in this fall. The meeting brought together well respected and knowledgeable members of the Dayton community for a discussion on Dayton's history, education challenges the city faces, and how TFA can be a driving force in change that is so badly needed. Community leaders such as Dr. Tom Lasley, former Dean of Education at The University...
I've seen the future of blended learning and it is exciting. The Cities for Education Entrepreneurship Trust (CEE-Trust) organized visits to three cutting edge schools and Silicon Valley-based education entrepreneurs Junyo and Education Elements. The CEE-Trust contingent included 17 educators, new school developers and philanthropists from New Orleans, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Denver, Kansas City, Rochester, NY and Nashville.
The group visited the following charter schools:
The U.S. Department of Education recently granted Ohio relief from No Child Left Behind's (NCLB) most awkward mandates. To receive this relief, Ohio was required to present a school accountability plan that would put its kids on a college- and career-ready path. Ohio's NCLB waiver request proposes a revamped accountability system based on three indicators of school quality: (1) student achievement, (2) student growth, and (3) achievement gap closure. The three indicator scores (reported as percentages) are summed and averaged—each given equal weight—to determine a school's overall performance.[1]
The proposed system's third indicator, gap closure, is a newly-conceived measure of how well nationally-defined student subgroups (e.g., racial, economically disadvantaged, special education, English language learners) perform on standardized tests compared to a state-designated baseline test score—an annual measureable objective (AMO). Any school building with more than 30 students in a subgroup must report its subgroup scores.
To gauge how well schools would perform under the proposed accountability system, the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) simulated schools' performance using 2010-11 data. ODE's simulated results, however, put into question the validity of the gap closure indicator, as currently designed.
The following charts show ODE's simulated results. Consider the distribution of Ohio school buildings' overall rating (Figure 1). The vertical axis indicates the number of school buildings that received a certain rating, and the horizontal axis shows the rating scale, which is expressed as a percentage. We observe that most school ratings fall within a relatively narrow band between 75 and 95...
It is the aim of the Common Core (see above) that all students will be college- or career-ready by the time they graduate from high school. One organization working to make this goal a reality in Fordham's hometown of Dayton is Learn to Earn Dayton. Last week the Fordham Institute teamed up with Learn to Earn Dayton to host a community conversation, "What does the Common Core Mean for Dayton and its Human Capital Development Strategies?"
The event brought together leaders from the business and education community to discuss the future of Dayton and the potential impact the Common Core can have on the city. The event featured Stan Heffner, state superintendent of public instruction; Mike Cohen, president of Achieve; Ellen Belcher, author of our recent report on Common Core implementation; and David Ponitz, president emeritus of Sinclair Community College and chairman of the board of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute.
Stan Heffner, state superintendent of public instruction and Mike Cohen, president of Achieve
Superintendent Heffner explained that the Common Core standards will help Ohio move from the minimum toward a path that allows kids to be college and career ready. He acknowledged that the transition will be rough and that it will scare some people but in the end people will rise to the occasion, and kids will be asked to do more and better. Mike Cohen, one of the national leaders...
In a turn of events that reflects today's economic and fiscal realities, the Reynoldsburg City Schools' board of education approved an open enrollment policy last week. The decision is noteworthy as Reynoldsburg will become the first of Columbus' suburban public districts to adopt an open enrollment policy.
Under Ohio's open enrollment policy, public school districts can voluntarily admit students from other districts, at no cost to the student. Districts throughout the state have generally adopted open enrollment; nearly eighty percent of Ohio's 664 public schools districts participate in open enrollment according to the Ohio Department of Education. However, few open enrollment districts are located near Ohio's metropolitan areas, a fact shown in the chart below.
Figure: Number of districts adopting open enrollment by Ohio metro area, 2011-12
Source: Ohio Department of Education. Note: District count is based on the county in which the major city is located.
A district of nearly 6,000 students, Reynoldsburg City Schools serves the middle-class, eastern suburbs of Columbus. The district maintains an "excellent" rating from the state (its second-highest rating), and around eighty to ninety percent of its students reach proficiency in math and reading every year. Open enrollment risks these sterling academic marks. Due to Reynoldsburg's proximity to Columbus City Schools, the district may absorb lower-caliber students from disadvantaged parts...


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The Newark Museum, New Jersey's Largest Museum
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The Newark Museum is the largest museum in New Jersey located in Newark. There is over 80 art collections that consist of American, Asian, African and Classical art. It is a part of the Victorian Ballantine House which is a Natural Historic Landmark of its own. It features several different exhibitions. These exhibitions are Tibetan Collection Centennial, The Glitter and Gold Jewelry, Leatherworks of Asia, Japanese Art through the 19th to the 21st centuries, The Lenox Legacy, (more…)
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Delaware State Bar Association to honor Widener Law Dean Linda L. Ammons
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Widener Law is pleased to announce its dean,
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, will be honored with the 2011 Christopher W. White Distinguished Access to Justice Service to Children Award. The award is given by the Delaware State Bar Association.
Ammons is being recognized for her service to Delaware's children, through her work completing an independent review into the matter of Delaware pediatrician Dr. Earl Bradley, who was convicted of sexually abusing hundreds of his young patients. Ammons conducted the review at the request of Gov. Jack Markell in the spring of 2010.
The dean devoted countless hours to the project, which took her all over Delaware and even across the country. She conducted nearly 70 interviews in an exhaustive examination of facts and circumstances. The result was a 47-page report, publicly praised for its thoroughness, containing a series of recommendations for how Delaware could avoid similar tragedies in the future. The General Assembly unanimously passed a package of nine bills that encapsulated many of those recommendations.
The Delaware State Bar Association will formally present the award at a breakfast ceremony in the du Barry Room of the Hotel du Pont on Tuesday, Oct. 25. The breakfast takes place during National Pro Bono Week and it will include a proclamation presented by state Rep. Melanie L. George. Service awards will also be given to Richards, Layton & Finger, P.A. for leadership, Kimberly E. Connolly Lawson, Esq. for achievement and William H. Sudell Jr., Esq. for commitment.
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is a 2000 cum laude graduate of Widener's Delaware campus. She is a senior associate at Reed Smith in Wilmington, Del. where she serves as a member of the Financial Industry Group, practicing in the area of commercial restructuring and bankruptcy.
The service awards are given in the name of Christopher W. White, a long-time attorney with the Community Legal Aid Society of Delaware, who died in April 2010 at the age of 48. White was widely know and respected for his advocacy work on behalf of the poor, homeless, disabled, elderly, troubled and down-trodden people of Delaware.
"When I took on the Bradley assignment, I hoped it would set an example for our law students on how important it is to give back to the communities where you live, work or study. Public service is a hallmark of a Widener education and I was pleased to demonstrate that commitment at such a high level," Ammons said. "The task had built-in rewards – knowing it was about making Delaware safer for children – but to be recognized with an award given in Christopher White's memory is truly gratifying."


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Itzhak Perlman, Violin Proctors Theater, Schenectady, 3/01/14 By Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union Itzhak Perlman is practically a household name, and the appearance of this most famous violinist at Proctors Theatre Saturday night drew an enthusiastic yet reverently quiet crowd. With his longtime collaborator, pianist Rohan de Silva, he presented a concert sparkling […]
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Albany Symphony: Brahms' First Symphony@Palace Theater, 11/23/13
David Alan Miller, Music Director Jeffrey Kahane, Guest Conductor and Piano Soloist Palace Theater, 11/23/13. A different experience greeted symphony goers Saturday evening when Jeffrey Kahane came to the podium as guest conductor as well as piano soloist. For the Thomas Ades' Three Studies From Couperin. he arranged the chamber orchestra strings in mirror fashion […]
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Philadelphia Orchestra Tchaikovsky Spectacular @ SPAC, 8/24/13
By Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union How does a major orchestra end its summer tenure? If it is the Philadelphia Orchestra, the evening will be a huge celebration of favorite musical pieces, cannons blasting and fireworks, staged on a beautiful summer night to a large happy audience. This surely drew one of the […]
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BSO Opening Night @ Tanglewood, 7/5/13
By Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union There is nothing quite like experiencing a live Tchaikovsky concert performed by a top orchestra, while surrounded by thousands of adoring audience members, enhanced miraculously by the suffocating humidity which acted as a sound magnifier. Playing a CD or DVD in one's living room cannot duplicate this […]
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Albany Symphony Orchestra @ Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, 5/18/13
By Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union Where can one find a concert featuring a young woman solo violinist with flaming red hair in a boy cut, wearing a flamboyant tuxedo, twirling dramatically while performing Baroque music that has the strings playing ponticello (bowing very near the bridge, giving off a shrill, raspy sound […]
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Albany Symphony @ Carnegie Hall 5/7/13
Albany Symphony @ Carnegie Hall, 5/7/13 by Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union Carnegie Hall — Those magic words that spell success. The 2013 Spring for Music Week invited American orchestras to choose one of twenty-one programs, and from the orchestras that applied, the Hall directors chose six. That the Albany Symphony Orchestra has […]
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Albany Symphony: Cole Plays Gershwin@Palace Theater, 4/27/13
By Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union In a preview of the Carnegie Hall concert on May 7, on Saturday evening the Albany Symphony featured three works by the American composers John Harbison, George Gershwin, and Morton Gould. Each composer used some degree of jazz in his music, which made for interesting comparisons. John […]
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New Century Saxophone Quartet @ Emma Willard, Troy, 3/16/13
By Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union Being a saxophone quartet is not an easy gig. First, there is the problem of the sound quality. One player can fill a hall, and four can pulverize an audience if they are not careful. Another thing is the literature, which is not plentiful. This said, the […]
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St. Rose Camerata @ Massry Center, College of Saint Rose, 2/16/13
By Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union It is the reviewer's dilemma to face a brilliant touring artist whose life is set upon a career of performance, and who has played the music perhaps dozens of times (think: Yo Yo Ma) and has everything memorized, and then to attend a concert of faculty musicians […]
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Albany Symphony @ Troy Savings Bank Music Hall, 2/9/13
By Priscilla McLean, Special to the Times Union A group of gypsy dances, a contemporary song cycle using Indian poetry, and a Beethoven piano concerto made for a rousing Saturday night at the Troy Music Hall. The evening opened with a stunning Albany Symphony performance of Dances of Galanta by Zoltan Kodaly. Kodaly created these […]
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VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, Mich. --
Early Wednesday morning, two tractor trailers were involved in an accident on I-94.
The explosion happened at Haggerty on westbound I-94 in Van Buren Township. Van Buren police said an unoccupied tractor trailer was parked on the side of the freeway when another tractor trailer went off the road and crashed into the parked truck.
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The article published in Foster's, claiming Strafford Superior court ruled Dover School Board did not violate Right-to-Know laws, is in error and misleading.
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The court declined to enforce the bylaws of the school board, claiming the bylaws do not give any greater access to meetings or records than RSA 91-A. On this decision I disagree. The board's bylaws establish a time and place for public meetings. Failing to abide by these rules, I believe, diminishes access to the public.
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Farrior doesn't regret move from Jets to Steelers
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt...s_714375.html# By John Harris PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW Saturday, December 18, 2010 Defensive captain James Farrior got his NFL start with the New York Jets. Farrior was Jets coach Bill Parcells' first first-round draft pick, No. 8 overall from Virginia. Farrior signed with the Steelers as a free agent in 2002 and has won two Super Bowls and played in three AFC Championship Games. The Jets have had five coaches and played in one AFC Championship Game since Farrior left. "I expected to be with the Jets. They were the team that drafted me,'' Farrior said. "But you know how the business is. You learn that sometimes you've got to go to other teams. I was fine with the decision they made. I was happy to be here. Everything worked out great. I couldn't have been in a better situation. I love this team." Free safety Ryan Clark isn't paying attention to recent criticism of Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez, who's 34 of 77 for 380 yards, no touchdowns, four interceptions and a 36.6 passer rating in his last two starts both losses. "We were singing Mark Sanchez's praises early in the year," Clark said. "He had turned the corner. He was leading them back every game. They were winning in overtime. He was making key plays. All of a sudden, the kid can't play and he should be benched. We're not buying into any of that. They're a good football team, a team that was picked to win the Super Bowl by a lot of 'experts.' We're going to play it that way." Linebacker James Harrison will use money given him by fans to help pay his NFL fines to throw a Christmas party for needy children and their families. As Harrison accumulated $125,000 in fines for four different infractions, fans began sending him money to help pay them. Many were sent anonymously, so Harrison could not return them. Harrison decided last month to take the money and start the James Harrison Family Foundation, a nonprofit organization that will assist children in emergency situations. The foundation's first event will be a brunch with Santa Claus at Heinz Field today, with other Steelers expected to attend. The foundation is designed to aid children with illnesses or disabilities and families in crisis situations. Tight end Heath Miller (concussion) returned to practice Friday after sitting out the first two days. He's questionable for Sunday. Linebacker James Harrison sat out early in the week because of illness but practiced yesterday and is expected to play. Defensive tackle Steve McLendon (stinger) is doubtful. Jets defensive end Trevor Pryce (hip) and safety Eric Smith (concussion) are out. Safety James Ihedigbo (ankle, knee) is questionable. Former Pitt standout Darrelle Revis (hamstring) was limited yesterday but is probable. John Harris can be reached at email@example.com or 412-481-5432. |
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This shows you just how STUPID reporters are.
First off, what answer did he expect to get from Farrior? Other than what he received? 2 superbowls Dominating LB Coaches that dont get fired they only retire from the Steelers Solid player that the team for the most part is loyal A winning atmosphere A qb that doesn't choke on his spit Did he expect Farrior to say: Sucks here Coaches are buttheads Players look at me funny when I'm taking a shower. Give me a b reak, lol |
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• Tight end Heath Miller (concussion) returned to practice Friday after sitting out the first two days. He's questionable for Sunday.
WTF? Does anybody know if Miller is playing or not? The PG says he went through a full practice Friday and is expected to play, then I go to NFL.COM and it says he is out for Sunday, and everywhere else I read he is expected to play. I am so confused!
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Louis Aledort is a board-certified internist and hematologist who began his Mount Sinai career in 1966. A former Dean for Faculty and Hospital Affairs at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Dr. Aledort has been The Mary Weinfeld Professor of Clinical Research in Hemophilia since 1993.
Interests: White cell disorders, Red cell disorders, Platelet disorders, Vasculitis, Thrombosis, Bleeding.
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Tribute Symposium: National, Cultural, and Economic Considerations Affecting Diagnostic and Treatment Practices in Hemophilia Thoughout the Americas: A Pan-Caribbean Conference
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The past few years have seen an explosion of scientific advances, and many have been translated into new diagnostic or therapeutic approaches to patients with disease. We have been able to continue our research efforts. We instituted testing for approximately 50% of patients with occult clotting disorders. For patients with bleeding problems, we have been able to study several new synthetic and biologic substances which can be used either prophylactically to prevent a bleeding episode or to treat one. For patients with oral surgical procedures or vaginal bleeding who cannot appropriately stop hemorrhage because of inadequate clotting factors, a novel and highly concentrated nasal spray containing a synthetic adrenaline analog has been developed and is highly successful. Our work has just led to the licensing of this new product. Several biologicals are being developed to treat a common coagulation deficiency, von Willebrand's disease. These are derived from human blood and are virally-inactivated to prevent HIV or hepatitis transmission. Four new "recombinant" factors are being studied for hemophiliacs, and we serve as a major test site. A common genetic coagulation defect found more frequently in Jewish persons of Eastern European origin has not until recently been able to be treated with a safe blood product. Such a product has been developed in England, and we serve as a national study center for this material. Hemophiliacs and von Willebrand's disease patients with and without AIDS continue to be treated at our comprehensive multi-discipline center at Mount Sinai.Publications
Aledort L. Some Aspects on the Management of Hemophilia. Thromb Haemost 1995; 74(1): 440-443.
Schwartz JD, Aledort L, Seremetis S. Liver failure and mortality in HIV positive hemophiliacs. Haemophilia 1997; 3: 24-30.
Seremetis S. Principles of Managing Haemophiliac Bleeding. In: Forbes CD, Madhok R, Aledort L, editors. Textbook of Hemophilia. London, Chapman and Hall; 1997. pp165.
Pollman H, Aledort L. Albumin-Free Formulated Recombinant Factor VIII Preparations - How Big a Step Forward?. Thromb Haemost 1999; 82(4): 1370-1371.
Aledort L. Prophylaxis: for whom, when at what cost to patient and society?. Int Monitor on Hemophilia 1999; 7(2): 20-21.
Aledort L. Immune Tolerance Induction: Is it cost-effective? We know too little. Seminars in Thrombosis and Hemostasis 2000; 26(2): 189-193.
Aledort L. Recombinant VIIa Is a Pan-hemostatic Agent?. Thromb Haemost 2000; 83: 637-638.
Industry Relationships
Physicians and scientists on the faculty of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai often interact with pharmaceutical, device and biotechnology companies to improve patient care, develop new therapies and achieve scientific breakthroughs. In order to promote an ethical and transparent environment for conducting research, providing clinical care and teaching, Mount Sinai requires that salaried faculty inform the School of their relationships with such companies.
Below are financial relationships with industry reported by Dr. Aledort during 2014 and/or 2015. Please note that this information may differ from information posted on corporate sites due to timing or classification differences.
Scientific Advisory Board:
- Kedrion Biopharma
Other Activities: Examples include, but are not limited to, committee participation, data safety monitoring board (DSMB) membership.
- Baxter; Octapharma AG
Mount Sinai's faculty policies relating to faculty collaboration with industry are posted on our website at http://icahn.mssm.edu/about-us/services-and-resources/faculty-resources/handbooks-and-policies/faculty-handbook. Patients may wish to ask their physician about the activities they perform for companies.
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On the night they were honored for their years of dedication to the team, several seniors made big contributions last Friday night to a 20-14 win against Pana, which gave the Vandals an automatic berth to the football playoffs for the first time since 2008.
"We told them at halftime, 'Seniors, hopefully not, but this could be the last time you play on this field,'" said coach John Stout. "'Think about all the times you have played on this field since fifth grade.'
Two Vandalia juniors participated in the state golf tournament this past weekend, and both came away with top-30 finishes.
Blake Swofford finished in a tie for 12th place at the boys tournament, and RaeChelle Leiken finished in a tie for 29th on the girls side.
Leiken, who was making her third overall appearance at state, but her first at the Illinois state tournament, said she was disappointed in her finish at Red Tail Run Golf Course in Decatur.
The night was all about the team's lone senior, and by the end of the night, every varsity player that entered the game had given her a fitting tribute.
Haley Wollerman has never missed a game in her four years with the Lady Vandals and has never taken a play off during a game. And by playing with that same desire, all her teammates helped lead Vandalia to a 25-19, 28-26 win last Thursday against Taylorville in Wollerman's final home game.
The South Central High School volleyball team finished with a perfect season in the Midland Trail Conference after winning the conference tournament last Friday.
The win marked South Central's fourth straight in the tournament, and also marked the final MTC Tournament for the Lady Cougars (28-4), who next season will participate in the National Trail Conference
It took the Lady Cougars three sets to get the championship game win against Woodlawn, winning the first set, 25-20; losing the second, 20-25; and winning the third, 15-5.
ST. ELMO – The Mulberry Grove High School volleyball team allowed Beecher City to earn 18 aces through the first set and a half of an Egyptian-Illini Conference Tournament game on Monday.
But then something changed, and while coach Natalie Goestenkors isn't sure why that happens to her team so much, she doesn't mind as long as wins follow, just like on Monday during a 20-25, 26-24, 15-7 victory.
EFFINGHAM – Small mistakes plagued the Brownstown High School volleyball team during the National Trail Conference and Egyptian-Illini Conference Tournaments this past week.
With two wins in seven games over the two tournaments, the Lady Bombers did show some signs of improvement against Beecher City in the final game of the NTC Tournament on Saturday, during a 25-27, 25-17, 25-22 loss.
Three area players were named to the National Trail Conference's all-conference teams.
St. Elmo's Ben Sperry was named all-conference, and St. Elmo's Blaine Scholes and Brownstown's Brady McDowell were named honorable mention.
EFFINGHAM – Senior Lauren Wasmuth was the only Lady Vandal to win a match at the tennis sectional tournament last Friday afternoon in Effingham.
Facing an alternate from Salem, Wasmuth took her first-round match, 6-3, 6-3, before running into the tournament's No. 3 player, to whom Wasmuth lost, 0-6, 0-6.
That score, however, was very deceiving.
REGIONAL VOLLEYBALL at Flora Monday, Oct. 24 •(4) Olney vs. (5) Greenville, 5:30 p.m. •(3) Vandalia vs. (6) Flora, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 25 •(1) Breese Central vs. Winner of Match 1, 5:30 p.m. •(2) Carlyle vs. Winner of Match 2, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27 •Winner of Match 3 vs. Winner of Match 4, 6:30 p.m.
At 7-15 overall and 2-4 in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference, Franklin College has struggled.
Since Oct. 5, however, it has been a pretty good stretch. The team has lost only one match since then, which came against Spalding College. Franklin freshman Taylor Parrish, a Vandalia graduate, has been a big part of that turn-around.
The Grizzlies have defeated Manchester College (3-2), Indiana University-Northwest (3-1) and Earlham College (3-1).


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NC 12Transportation crews working to restore NC Highway 12 by ChristmasSubmitted by Cacky Catlett on Thu, 12/06/2012 - 8:39pm.READ MORE:
The N.C. Department of Transportation is continuing its work to restore N.C. Highway 12 north of Rodanthe. Road crews temporarily closed the four-wheel drive route Thursday to remove damaged pavement and level the area in hopes to reopen the road to all traffic by Christmas. The emergency ferry route between Stumpy Point and Rodanthe remained open.
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The state Highway Patrol says a Transportation Department employee died on N.C. 12 when his dump truck rear-ended one that had broken down on the highway.
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A year after Hurricane Irene and the storm's only visual remnant on the road linking most of North Carolina's Outer Banks to the mainland is a prefab bridge crossing a breach scoured between Pamlico Sound and the Atlantic.
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28 year old Austrian tennis player Daniel Koellerer got a lifetime ban for match-fixing as he lost his appeal with the Court for Arbitration for Sport.
The ban was imposed by the Tennis Integrity Unit and Koellerer was accused of making "invitations to other tennis players to fix matches on five occasions" between October 2009 and July 2010.
However, he won't have to pay the $100,000 fine previously ordered as he didn't benefit financially from the above mentioned charges.
Koellerer became the first ever tennis player to be banned for life.
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Oct 05, 2012, 09:55 AM | |
Man, that was an AWESOME vid to wake up to! thanks for sharing!
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Oct 05, 2012, 06:54 PM | |
Drool. In less than 30 days i'll have one of those corsairs too. Just bought two hyperion 3s 2200's for it today.
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Oct 05, 2012, 09:30 PM | |
Damn it was windy today. Trekked 24 miles to the club only to have my planes blown off the table and damaged before they even took off. Finally decided I had to try to fly the Polaris foamy since it is the one I'd be least sad if I crashed. Flew one 5 minute flight that was mostly just battling wind. Drove home and flew it again in a park with slightly less wind and got attention/question from random guy. Seems like the Polaris is a real attention getter. Probably because you can hear it from far away unlike most of the other small electrics I've flown in parks.
Oct 05, 2012, 10:41 PM | |
Been flying all week, lucky and almost guilty but, we all work hard for our fly time. I have been debugging the 1.4m FMS P47 kit I put together. Tomorrow it will swing a 15x10 on a 700kv motor on 5s. Buckle up!
The 1.25m bf109 is loaded up, She is a sweet flyer... And the modified T28 , I can't wait. batteries are charging, "I'm going out flying!" |
Oct 06, 2012, 06:00 AM | |
Had a really great session with guys I have only recently met on RCGroups. We got together and spent a good 5 hours out in the sun today.
The highlight was getting 3 x SE5a together today. I took some photos of them on the ground, then we flew them all together. Fantastic fun! One of my most enjoyable flying days yet. Here are some photos. If you want to see more, perhaps click on me and see all I uploaded today. Enjoy! |
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text: El Lunes, 7 de Agosto de 2006 19:52, George Boudreau escribió: > > A general note.. I wrote a Config.in generator for BLFS. It creates a > fully populated config file from the packages files. I don't know if > this will be useful for BLFS and I may keep it as a testing tool. (I am > still looking at BLFS, Manuel :-) ) That generator depends on the current BLFS entries on Config.in? I'm revising Config.in to try to make each book selection to output only their current config options (test suites and comparassion runs, for example) and I would to know if the BLFS entry can be commented-out until have their master script ready. -- Manuel Canales Esparcia Usuario de LFS nº2886: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org LFS en castellano: http://www.escomposlinux.org/lfs-es http://www.lfs-es.info TLDP-ES: http://es.tldp.org