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Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' Wins the Weekend
As expected, 'The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies' won the weekend, but a quick examination of the actual numbers makes this victory feel just a little hollow. The same goes for 'Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb' and 'Annie,' both of which took second and third place without putting forward particularly impressive numbers. Yep, the holiday box office looked just a little rough this weekend.
'Get Hard' Trailer: Kevin Hart Helps Will Ferrell Toughen Up
The odd couple is one of the basic principles of comedy. You take two very different people, fling them into an absurd situation and (hopefully) rack up some good laughs. The 'Get Hard' trailer shows off one of the more inspired comedic pairings in recent memory, with the tall whiter-than-white Will Ferrell teaming up with the short black Kevin Hart. If the differences between two lead actors generated laughs on their own, then this is already the funniest movie of 2015.
Sony Hackers Threaten Terrorist Attacks Against Theaters Showing 'The Interview'
The Sony hacking scandal has proven to be a massive headache for a company that's already been having a rough few years. And now, this increasingly weird story has taken an even darker turn: the hackers are threatening to launch terrorist attacks against theaters showing 'The Interview' this Christmas. Seriously.
Here's a First Look at Iron Man's New 'Avengers 2' Armor
As major movie productions keep on getting more secretive, even the best laid plans keep on getting foiled by one thing: merchandising. Yes, hide you costumes and characters and plot points all you want, because when the toys arrive, all bets are off! The latest casualty in this very silly war is Iron Man's new armor (the Mark XLIII), which was supposedly going to make its debut at some point in 'Avengers 2' but can now be clearly seen, examined, and salivated over in toy form.
Weekend Box Office Report: Audiences Pass Over 'Exodus: Gods and Kings'
Sometimes, a film can effortlessly open at number one at the box office while still being a pretty huge disaster. This is the case with 'Exodus: Gods and Kings,' which rode a wave of terrible reviews and an even more terrible marketing campaign to a hugely disappointing start. With a lot of big movies opening the next two weeks, the new Biblical epic won't even find time to grow some legs. Chances are strong that it is dead on arrival.
Hackers Demand Sony Halts the Release of 'The Interview'…Or Else
Unlike previous messages, this one actually has demands outside of vague, frightening threats: Sony must delay the release of 'The Interview,' "the movie of terrorism," or face the consequences.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Pyramid' Gets Buried Upon Arrival
Honestly, we could have just copied and pasted last weekend's box office report and gotten away with it. Outside of the shifting numbers, the order of the top 10 is almost identical to what it was a week ago. This is Hollywood in a holding pattern. The weekend after Thanksgiving is a wasteland. That's probably why 'The Pyramid' was dumped this weekend. However, the lone newcomer in the top 10 didn't just bomb, it bombed spectacularly.
Cary Fukunaga's 'It' Split Into Two Films, Separating the Past and Present Timelines
Stephen King's 'It' is a beast of a book. Over its 1,000-plus pages, the novel follows a group of close-knit friends who do battle with a malevolent, child-killing force in their youth, only to reunite decades later to finish the job. It's a messy, ambitious and insanely (perversely, even) detailed work. It feels unadaptable. But no one tell that to 'True Detective' director Cary Fukunaga, whose long-gestating adaptation is finally going before cameras next summer.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Mockingjay' Crushes Thanksgiving Weekend
Appropriately, the Thanksgiving holiday box office was all about the leftovers. While two high profile new releases struggled to open, films from the past few weeks continued to do solid business. In fact, this was one of the most varied weekends at the box office in quite some time, with YA adaptations, animated family movies, epic blockbusters, and small independent films all performing better than expected.
The 'Star Wars' Spin-Off Plot Has Been Revealed (Possibly, Maybe)
Ever since it was first revealed that director Gareth Edwards and screenwriter Gary Whitta were teaming up to make the first official 'Star Wars' spin-off movie, the internet has been ablaze with theories concerning what this thing could possibly be about. Now, an unconfirmed report from a reliable source claims to have discovered the plot of the 2016 film and if it's true, fans of the saga are in for a real treat.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1' Makes All of the Money and It's Still Not Enough
There's going to be a lot of blood and ink spilled across the internet on the subject of the opening weekend for 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1.' Yes, the third film in the series did open significantly lower than its predecessors. Yes, there are definitely people at Lionsgate wringing their hands and trying to figure out why the film opened below expectations. And yet, that opening weekend is still massive. It's three day total is larger than most movies ever have a chance to make in their entire runs. So, let's have some perspective as we dive into this week's top 10.
'Pirates of the Caribbean 5' Casts Brenton Thwaites as Captain Jack's Sidekick
It's been three years since 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides' was unleashed upon an unsuspecting populace, convincing even the most die hard fans of Disney's lucrative franchise that Captain Jack Sparrow needed to take a break. Maybe forever. And yet, these past years have been filled with rumors and casting and almost-casting for 'Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.' Like it or not, this film is coming and now it has the young up-and-comer Brenton Thwaites in its drunken, slurred, overlong clutches.


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We have a partially exposed basement, with a patio door. We have slowly been working on a rec room/game room type thing in the basement area inside, and would like to work on this more this winter. Our big project THIS year has been our deck on our upstairs patio door...now I'd like to consider our project for next year being some sort of patio for this door. It would be nice to have an area to grill out with friends right outside the door of this rec room area, which will be complete with a full sized refrigerator built into the wall....and have a sink, and a bathroom down there, so not much reason to have to go upstairs! I'd love ideas. Seems like patio blocks would be the most expensive route... I have considered the idea of just a concrete patio? Square/rectangle shaped, and plant small shrubs or plantings in a strip between the patio and rock walls, rather than having the patio go right up to the rock walls... anyone with a great eye for this sort of thing have any suggestions?
I have vague memories of seeing earlier photos of your house. I like the way the walls have turned out.
For the shape of the patio, I'd consider something that parallels the stone walls, with the side opposite the house extending in a curve or a point.
You already have gray bricks (house) and predominantly-gray stone (walls). For the patio, I'd either keep to that color scheme, or keep to those materials, or incorporate those materials.
The upper patio and new deck should be connected with a walkway. That would require replacing part of the stone retaining walls with steps (or perhaps wooden stairs over the walls).
I'd also consider a smaller patio for the in-between level, with a bench, birdbath, etc. This would be very simple, probably concrete, and with minimal landscaping. (At large parties, it would be a place for groups on the walkway to pass each other! Although, being smaller and midway between the main outdoor entertaining areas, it would probably end up the most crowded area of all.)
What direction does this side of the house face?
My other reaction to your pictures is "Trees! Trees! Trees!" as soon as you finish the hardscaping. But maybe you have a view of trees.
As far as the shape is concerned an arched curved shape would look nice with the informal look of the boulders. You do have to be careful with cement. It cracks easily and in a short amount of time especially with the colder climates such as Zone 5. You could use an RCA (Recycled Concrete) base to save somewhat on the cost and use a natural stone or perhaps a more informal type of gray tone paver such as a Cambridge Ledgestone. The area definitely does call for an informal look. Also a planting area along the foundation and the boulder wall would soften the hardscape a bit.
grullablue - I'll post photos of our house which was is like yours. We have those boulder walls and so forth. It'll get you some a good idea.
But . . . . . I'm not sure I can post them with back to back posts! Maybe a "OK" post might help!!
Rod, I'd love to see pics!
(sorry, I got me one nasty cold the day after posting this....lasted two weeks!) I agree with the poster who said plantings would cover the rocks....I was afraid of that.... as far as needing trees, right behind where I'm standing to take these pictures is an entire woods! The treeline is right behind me, with a pond....we have lots of trees, but that yard there does look very bare. Ideasshare, I don't know how you did that, but I love what you did! Pretty amazing to be able to picture something without having done it! The curves look nice, the plantings look nice...that was really cool! Gardenthumb, I will go check out your link, thank you!
So concrete is probably not a very good idea then, I guess...but this is why I asked....I appreciate being able to avoid problems perhaps, by learning through others in what worked or hasn't worked for them. I would have to keep an eye on cost, however. Thank you for all of the feedback so far!
this side of the house faces south
Will either or both of the patios get mid-day shade from the woods we can't see?
If not, I hope you'll consider planting a tree to shade at least one of the patios. Is there one you're more likely to want to use during the day, as opposed to the evening?
Glad you're feeling better. There's a nasty, long-lasting cold making the rounds here.
Grullablue, how do you feel about wood as patio material? You'd still need stone under the grill, but for lounging on, wood has a really nice, warm character (I'm imagining bean bags lying around etc...). I don't know what it costs in your area, but a custom-made decking is likely to be more expensive than ready-made modules.
Nope, no shade. In fact, I had been throwing around some ideas to give us some shade on our deck up above... The trees are back far enough not to give us any shade. I could take a different photo, just to show you the back yard...give you an idea of where the trees are in relation to the house....I'm sure I have some somewhere, but would take less time to just take one! =) The house is all brick, and that brick gets VERY HOT....and stays hot for quite some time after the sun goes down. I swear you could fry an egg on it.... so I'd love to shade the deck with something..... but at the same time.... the east side of the deck faces our horse pasture, where I like to sit and watch the horses.... so I had almost considered some sort of overhang as opposed to plantings. But by then, you practically have a porch! My husband is in construction by trade....so he could handle it.
Wood as patio material...not sure. One thing I would like to try to do if possible, is keep it open enough down there to back something up to if need be. If we ever bring furniture in or out, it's convenient to just back a truck (or trailer with a lawn tractor or something) up to that door to move things around). I think I'd like to work with the ground we have, rather than put in another deck down below...if that's kind of what you're thinking?
I see so much potential with our back yard...it's just a matter of gathering the ideas, and doing it! But, I figure, I have the winter to figure that out...and plan some goals for next year.


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I tell her everything; she whispers back
"It's okay. I'm here, you're alive. You're breathing."
She's the reason I picked up all the pens I did.
The reason I don't want to sleep most days anymore.
My tears fall every time someone sells her out.
I hate that people use her for the fame & the wealth.
And act like she would give herself up for free.
And act like she would give herself up for free.
My text says "I need you more than ever."
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Why did I send that?
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Not ready to commit.
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I don't like mornings. I never liked mornings. The sun is mocking – glaring from his heaven to a place grey and heavy with nothing but vanity, and shoving his hard light to all the ugliness around. Night is not like that. Night is beautiful. Night smells of wet leaves and falling stars and wishes forgotten in the sigh of two lips touching. Night brings the twittering song of a hidden cricket, a lullaby lost in the fading dreams of two bodies nesting one in another. Night is not like mornings.
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Preliminary Program
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
|2:00pm - 6:00pm
|Exhibitor Set-Up
|5:00 pm - 6:00pm
|New Member/First Time attendee Orientation
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
|7:00-8:00 am
|Registration and breakfast
|8:00-8:15 am
|Welcome and opening comments from SVN President, Theresa DeVeaux, RN, MS, ACNP, CV, CCRN and Planning Committee Co-Chairs, Rita Clark, MS, BSN, RN, CVN and Dewey Moulton, RN, M.A.N.
|8:15-9:15 am
|Keynote speaker-Nick Roumonada
|9:15-10:15 am
|Vascular trauma: The Power of Omission: Bertha Hughes, NP-Adult, MN, RVT, CCN (c), CDE
Peripheral vascular traumas account for almost 80% of vascular injuries. The natural history of untreated vascular injuries will vary depending on the type and extent of the injury. A posterior knee dislocation is an important one to recognize as a missed vascular injury may lead to limb loss. Posterior dislocation of the knee can result in complete severing or disruption of the popliteal artery. The gaps in accuracy of assessment and in timely transfer to Vascular Surgery have increased awareness of the importance of consistency in the assessment process and of ongoing monitoring to improve outcomes for this patient population.
|9:45-10:15 am
|Physiological Amputation: Jeri Long, RN, MSN, ACNP-BC
|Cryoamputation, or physiologic amputation, is used to stabilize a hemodynamically unstable patient resulting from acute limb ischemia. This procedure is not limb salvaging but can be used as a lifesaving procedure.
|10:15-10:45 am
|10:45-11:15 am
Postoperative Groin Wound Complications: Tiffany Street, RN, MSN, ACNP
|Groin complications after arterial reconstructive surgery are at risk for infectious or lymphatic wound complications. Lymphatic complications are a serious challenge for a vascular surgery team. These complications have a significant health care utilization burden and increase the hospitalization, morbidity, and mortality of our patients.
|11:15-11:45 am
|The Challenges of Providing Home Health Care for Vascular Patient: Dewey Moulton, RN, M.A.N.
|As healthcare costs continue to rise, the vascular patient, with multiple comorbidities is faced with enduring an ever growing number of medical/surgical interventions which can now be performed as an outpatient or with a shortened length of hospitalization. In an effort to transition home, many of these patients will require assistance from their families, but also home health care services and equipment. As health care providers, we must identify those patients who will benefit from home health care services, determine their needs, and develop an affordable care plan which will promote patient success. Frequently, Medicare (and other insurances), will assist with the cost of many of these services, when properly initiated. Health care providers who understand eligibility requirements will have another option to effectively manage patients in their home. Options and benefits for home health care will be presented, as well as infusion therapy, durable medical equipment (including oxygen and negative pressure wound therapy), and hospice.
|11:45 am-1:15 pm
|Member Business Lunch
|1:15-1:30 pm
|1:30-2:00 pm
|Measurement of Functional Status in Claudication: Diane Treat-Jacobson, PhD, RN, FAAN, FAHA. Co-authors Laura N. Kirk, PhD, RN; Rebecca Brown, MN, RN; Noah Dietsch;
Ruth Lindquist, PhD, RN; FAAN Ulf Bronas, PhD
|Accurate and relevant measurement of functional ability in patients with claudication is essential for effective evaluation of disease limitations and intervention outcomes. There is currently debate as to the best measurement method for evaluation of this patient population. This presentation will describe the measurement of several commonly used objective and subjective measures of functional ability in patients with claudication. Relationships between measures will be reported and differences in these relationships by gender, age, or disease severity will be examined to provide insight as to the most relevant method of measurement of functional ability in patients with claudication.
|2:00-2:30 pm
|Understanding Ischemic Pain in PAD: Nicole Bohr, RN, MSN
|This session will help bring better understanding to the complexity of ischemic pain in the PAD patient, from a cellular level to research and practice implications.
|2:30-3:00 pm
|Hyperbaric Therapy in Hospitalized Vascular Patient: Kathleen Rich, PhD, RN, CCNS, CCRN-CSC, CNN
|Hyperbaric therapy is defined as a treatment where the patient breathes 100% oxygen in a specialized chamber at pressures that are higher than sea level. Breathing a high concentration of oxygen at a higher than normal pressure results in two effects: reduction in gas bubble size and increase in plasma oxygen solubility. Vascular indications for use include crush injury and other traumatic peripheral ischemia, necrotizing soft tissue infections and healing enhancement of hypoxic wounds. This presentation will provide an overview of hyperbaric therapy in the hospitalized vascular patient including mechanism of action, indications for use and associated nursing interventions.
|3:00-3:30 pm
Concurrent Sessions:
|3:30-4:45 pm
|A: ABI Recertification:
Prerequisite of Peripheral Artery Disease and Performance of the Ankle-Brachial Index
|3:30-4:00 pm
B: Perioperative Participation in OSA: Gail Davis, MSN, CNS, APRN-BC, CCRN and Amy Cooper BSN, RN
More than 12 million Americans could have OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea). Symptoms are vague and develop slowly, patients frequently are unaware of their condition. Our institution is a Level One transplant/trauma center and performs over 140 surgeries daily. The use of narcotics and sedatives in the perioperative environment is prevalent and places at 'risk patients' in a dangerous position. Our anesthesia department took a proactive approach and initiated a preoperative screening assessment to establish potential risk in surgical patients. Ensuring OSA protocols are tediously followed in the preoperative holding area and recovery room are key to the success of the program.
|3:30-4:00 pm
C: Applying a Conceptual Framework to Guide Advocacy: Patty Flanagan, MSN, RN-BC
Applying a conceptual framework to guide advocacy is a program that will take you through each step in applying a conceptual framework to guide advocacy. The educational program will utilize examples, as they move through the stages of advocacy to demonstrate tangibility of the conceptual framework. And will demonstrate, although the stages are conceptually sequential, in practice they are generally simultaneous.
|4:15-4:45 pm
B: Preoperative Regional Anesthesia for Postoperative: Gail Davis, MSN, CNS, APRN-BC, CCRN and Amy Cooper, BSN, RN
Financial impact of health care has motivated hospitals to creatively train and staff divisions to facility higher acuity and flow of patient volume without increasing full time employee. Divisions within perianesthesia care unit (PACU) previously trained staff to preop patients and others to recovery. Our unit spans over two floors and six divisions The computerized documentation system is different from the rest of the hospital. Asking for nursing support from the hospital when resources are stretched could not occur. They did not have access and are not familiar with our system. Economic changes motivated changes in staffing structure and training.
|4:15-4:45 pm
C: Stroke Center Readiness in the PACU: Sandra Filla, BSN, CCRN, RN
Our institution is certified as the first Comprehensive Stroke Center in Missouri. This recognizes the commitment of our hospital to deliver complex stroke care to patients in the hospital and the community. During certification there were opportunities noted for improvement. The PeriAnesthesia Care Unit (PACU) collaborated with the neurosciences department to ensure appropriate education for RNs was completed and patient education was completed to prepare for the next survey. Audits of charting were done to measure compliance.
|5:00-6:00 pm
|Committee and Taskforce Social
|During the member business luncheon attendees are given the opportunity to join an SVN Committee and Taskforce, this social provides the committees and task forces the opportunity to meet other members and discuss upcoming goals.
|6:00-7:30 pm
|Welcome Reception
Thursday, April 30, 2015
|7:00-8:00 am
|Registration and breakfast
|8:00-9:00 am
|Methods of Optimizing Limb Preservation in the Endovascular Era: A Balanced Approach
R. Clement Darling, III, MD, Vascular Surgeon and President of The Vascular Group
|9:00-9:30 am
|Applying Evidence based Guidelines to Prevent, Diagnose and treat Post Thrombotic
Syndrome: M. Eileen Walsh, PhD, APN, RN-BC, FAHA
|Current evidence-based guidelines to prevent, diagnose and treat Post-thrombotic Syndrome will be described. Evidence related to primary prevention, anticoagulation, compression therapies, including pumps and stockings, thrombolysis, endovascular and surgical interventions, and the role of exercise interventions will be discussed.
|9:30-10:00 am
|Infectious Aortitis: A Case Study: Deidre Dennison, RN, BS
|Infectious aortitis is a serious disease that often presents as an infected aneurysm. This case study will examine the clinical presentation, findings, treatment, and outcome of a 79 year old woman with Salmonella-infected aneurysm. A late-course finding of this case was that the patient had a confirmed case of Salmonella infection approximately two years prior to aneurysmal symptoms. This begs the question - which came first, the infection or the aneurysm?
|10:00-10:30 am
|10:30 am-11:30 am
|Clinical issues forum
|11:30 am-12:00 pm
|Anchors Away: Keeping the Endograft in place: Melody Heffline, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC, ACNP-BC
|This session will discuss the use of the Endoanchor to reduce the risk of endograft migration and late endograft failure in patients who may not be ideal candidates for endograft repair but who are high risk for open repair. This technology has enabled endograft repair of AAA to be utilized in patients who may not otherwise be repaired by minimally invasive means.
|12:00 pm-1:30 pm
|President's Lunch
Concurrent Sessions:
|1:45-2:30 pm
|A: A Personal Sentinel Event: The Nurse's Role in Preventing Vascular Complications : Pam Mahaffrey
|Vascular complications DVT and PE are seen as preventable vascular complications. Keys to preventing these types of complications are ardent assessment and the implementation of appropriate VTE prophylaxis. This presentation will inspire and motivate nurses to assure timely assessments and interventions to prevent vascular complications during hospitalization and after a major trauma. A personal story regarding a traumatic ski accident resulting in multiple bone fractures and subsequent complications including stroke, brain surgery and DVT will be reviewed.
|B: Standardized Wound Care Education Program: Craig Cardel, Master of Arts in Nursing
|The Standardized Wound Care Education Program was developed in response to requests from RNs, therapists, and health care providers at affiliate medical centers throughout the Mayo Health System to provide standardized, evidence based education and resources for use in treating patients with vascular wounds. Patients benefit from the additional education and resources provided in the education program by receiving quality health care utilizing standardized, evidence based practice at their affiliate medical centers. Patients also benefit by receiving care at their local medical center verses traveling to the Vascular Wound Center at Mayo Clinic to receive care for their vascular wounds.
|C: Manuscript Writing and the Editorial Process: Cindy Lewis, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC
|The interactive session will provide guidance on the preparation of manuscripts and guidelines for authors to journals and will use the case of the Journal of Vascular Nursing. It will outline the use of the electronic management systems. It will also describe the editorial and review processes with advice on improving papers and increasing the probability of acceptance.
|2:30-3:15 pm
|A: Real World Experience: The role of the nurse informaticist: Megan Keenan, RN
|This session will describe the real world experience of a private vascular surgery practice as it transitioned from a paper based chart system to an electronic medical record. The Nurse Informaticist was an integral part of the project, interjecting clinical knowledge and information technology skills to manage and oversee a transfer of more than 35,000 paper charts.
|B: A pilot study investigating the Utilization of Crest Pads: Monica Melo, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC, CWOCN, CFCN
|This presentation summarizes this researcher's Scholarly Project for a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree. The presentation focuses on the use of Crest pads in patients with lesser-toe deformities to reduce callus or ulceration on the distal end of digits. This simple but effective device is easily made and could potentially prevent amputation in patients with peripheral neuropathy and peripheral vascular disease.
|C: Excertional Fatigue is associated with Functional impairment in patients: Rita de Cassia, RN, MSc, PhD and Leticia Batista, undergraduated student Caroline Assis, undergraduated student Nelson Wolosker, MD, PhD
|This session will characterize fatigue and exertional fatigue in patients with intermittent claudication. These variables will be presented as possible contributors of noncompliance to non-pharmacological treatment, especially physical activity. Also, the association of fatigue and exertional fatigue with walking capacity and physical activity level will be discussed.
|3:15-3:35 pm
|3:45-4:15 pm
|Nursing in South Africa: Challenges & Concerns, Jessica Kolberg
|4:15-4:45 pm
|South Africa Experience: Cindi Christensen, MSN, CVN, ARNP-BC, Theresa DeVeaux, RN, MS, ACNP, CV, CCRN, Debra Kohlman-Trigoboff, RN, MS, ACNP-BC, CVN, Karen Fitzgerald, MSN, RN, NP, CVN and Marge Lovell, RN, CCRC, CVN, BEd, Med
|Five SVN vascular nurses were invited to Cape Town South Africa in October 2014 to provide a two-day vascular nursing conference in conjunction with the World Federation of Vascular Societies Congress (WFVSC) covering a variety of vascular topics utilizing didactic lectures. The nursing conference covered vascular disease from early detection, treatment, through rehabilitation, with segments on diabetes, wound care and venous thromboembolism. An interactive session demonstrating the performance of the Ankle Brachial Index was provided. A major objective of this conference was to identify the nurse's role in preventative strategies throughout the continuum of care of the vascular patient. SVN's partnership with WFVSC can narrow the divide between third and first world realities creating a program that is practical and relevant regardless of the nurse's origin or education.
|6:00 pm
|Fun Night: Menaupause The Musical
|$80 per person.
Friday, May 1, 2015
|7:00-8:00 am
|Registration and breakfast
|8:00-9:00 am
|PCNA and SVN joint VTE presentation
|9:00-9:30 am
|Mycotic Aneurysms: Early Diagnosis is the key to Treatment: Diana Estridge, MS, RN, CNP
|The term mycotic aneurysm is generally used to describe any kind of infected aneurysm, regardless of its pathogenesis. Such aneurysms may result from a variety of infectious sources and though patients with this type of aneurysm are relatively rare, they are often extremely complicated with long-term hospitalizations and follow up. This session will discuss the management of patients with mycotic aneurysms and focus on the testing and clinical signs which are utilized to make this diagnosis as well as treatment options and the needed care after discharge from the acute care setting.
|9:30-10:00 am
|Long Term Impact of Differing Modes of Exercise in Individuals with PAD: Laura Kirk, PhD, RN and Diane Treat-Jacobson, PhD, RN, FAAN, FAHA
|Studies have demonstrated that supervised exercise in individuals with life‐style limiting PAD leads to improved outcomes in the short‐term. What is less well understood are outcomes in the long term. In follow-up to the NIH-funded clinical trial, EXERT, which enabled a head-to-head comparison of treadmill walking to upper-body arm ergometry, the current study, the Long-term Impact of Differing Modes of Exercise in PAD, sought to examine the health, function and quality of life of individuals with PAD 1-4 years following their completion of EXERT. A comparison of outcomes, overtime, will deepen our understanding of the long-term impact of exercise interventions
|10:00-10:30 am
|10:30-11:30 am
|Closing Keynote Speaker: Jim Craig, 1980 USA Olympic Gold Medal Hockey Team
|11:30-12:00 pm
|Awards presentations and Closing Comments
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2015-Post-Convention Pharmacology Fly-in
*Requires additional registration fee
Update in Hypertension and Hyperlipidemia Management
Neuropathic Pain Management
|Coffee Break/Exhibits Open
Update in Anticoagulation and Antiplatelet Therapy
Update in the Management of Diabetes
|Closing reception


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New guidelines for determining the applicability of international humanitarian law to United Nations peace operations are both necessary and urgent.
New guidelines for determining the applicability of international humanitarian law to United Nations peace operations are both necessary and urgent.
Throughout its endeavour, NATO has faced many key challenges in its crisis management operation in Afghanistan.
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Joe Mansfield's 200-page Beat Box: A Drum Machine Obsession is one of the best coffee-table books we've seen in a while. This features 75 drum machines from the author's personal collection, with more than 200 outstanding photos by Gary Land, and Foreword written by Dave Tompkins.
This collection of drum machines started nearly three decades ago in 1986 with a TR-808. Mansfield was a young hip-hop producer at the time who went on to produced for Ed O.G. ("I Got To Have It" and "Be A Father To Your Child") and later founded Traffic Entertainment and Get On Down. His obsession with drum machines continued all these years, and with this book it has finally spilled out of his home and climate-controlled storage space into the world at large.
At the core of the book are some gorgeous photos of the drum machines. Along with the pictures: background and facts about each machine gathered by Mansfield; archival advertisements; interviews with master drum machine programmers and innovators including Davy DMX, Schoolly-D, Marshall Jefferson and Roger Linn. The range of drum machines covered spans several decades, from the 1950s to the late 1980s.
Mansfield's collection has never been about hoarding trophies: he's worked with all the drum machines in the book. This attachment gives the book an authentic feel rather than a cold catalog of objects. And as any good drum machine manipulator knows, the machines can have soul. Mansfield reminds us that drum machines have been used in the rock and pop world since the 1970s: Sly & The Family Stone, Kraftwerk, YMO and Blondie made classic tracks with drum machines. In the 80s, artists like New Order to Prince made soulful art with drum machines.
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Christmas season blooming at Cranberry Market
November 29, 2013
With a staircase lined with potted poinsettias and shelves filled with Christmas decorations, there's no mistaking the season at Cranberry Market.
"We're up and ready for Christmas," said owner Kara Cole. "We have tree and home decorations with unique Christmas gift ideas."
Cole is the latest owner of what she said was one of Baldwin City's oldest businesses, which has had a number of owners and locations through the years. After buying the business about a year ago, Cole relocated the business to a former residential home at 116 Sixth St. The move to a near-century-old house a half block south of the intersection of U.S. Highway 56 and Sixth Street has been good for business and a hit with customers, Cole said.
Cranberry Market is an FTD floral shop, and Cole said that was the connection that led her to the business.
"I grew up with a sister who had a flower store," she said. "I managed it (Cranberry Market) for a little more than a year when she owned it. That made me start thinking about buying it."
Family ties also played a role in the fudge offered at the shop. Cole said her mother, Sally Brehm, has a kiosk at the Boot Hill Museum in Dodge City, where she sells fudge she makes at home in a large fudge pot.
"We sold 35 pounds at Maple Leaf," she said. "We've sold 25 pounds since the festival. I'm going to bring back 35 pounds on Friday. That should get us through Christmas."
There may not be crowds lined up at the Cranberry Market's doors before opening on Black Friday, but the holiday season is important to the shop. Other big business periods are Valentine's Day, May with graduations and Mothers' Day and, of course, the Maple Leaf Festival, Cole said.
Holiday tree and home decorations currently crowd the store. But there is still room for those items that are mainstays throughout the year, including European soaps, candles and sweets, Cole said.
Also popular are cards, books and bookmarkers, Cole said.
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Laurie Shuck 1 year, 3 months ago
I am very disappointed in the errors in this story, Kara Stegman did NOT purchase the Cranberry from me, I sold it to another party on 03/31/2011, She purchased it from him.Kara did NOT run the store for me and was not in my employ even 1 day. Please resend this story. Laurie Shuck
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Thank you for correcting the story! LS
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This is Episode 4 of the Human Division series. Some reviewers say each episode is a short standalone story, others say Scalzi just divided what would have been one book into multiple separate episodes. I have heard four episodes now, and I am beginning to see that they will likely all combine together into one ending. I would not buy these as standalone books, as they are very short, the plot isn't strong enough and the endings either leave you hanging or, in the case of Episode 4, is just so-so.
The story is better written than much of Scalzi's work I've heard so far. It lacked the irritating transcript style of "he said," "she said" which has absolutely ruined some of his other stories, in my opinion. Reader did a good job, even though it was not a difficult narration to perform.
"Alcohol is an attractively packaged poison"
STORY (self-help/motivational) - I used to just be a social drinker. Now I look forward to a glass of wine, sometimes two, most days after work. I've gained weight and feel guilty that I'm probably harming my health. I've made efforts to stop drinking during the week at home, but that bottle of wine always finds a way to jump off the shelf and into my shopping cart. If it doesn't, I just steal a couple beers from my hubby's weekend stash. NOT GOOD!!
This book is motivational, but it also has lots of scientific information. You will hear how alcohol is an ADDICTIVE DRUG that would not obtain an FDA approval of safety if it were introduced today. It has become socially acceptable, almost necessary. We have been brainwashed by the alcohol industry into thinking it makes us more relaxed, more confident, more fun, more sexy and that we are SUPPOSED TO DRINK at social occasions. You will hear the words in my headline over and over during this book, and you will hear why ALL drinkers are playing Russian roulette with potential addiction. Bottom line is we all need to see it for what it is and stop drinking.
Mr. Beck lays out a multi-prong attack for stopping consumption of this poison. It involves understanding the harm alcohol does to your body and its addictive properties. He suggests ways to change how you look at alcohol (including listening to a recording on his website which reprograms your subconscious mind). He also suggests the reader purchase a few supplements, which makes perfect sense when you understand why you need them. He suggests a few "new age" techniques which he admits may sound far-fetched to more traditional thinkers (myself included), but I plan to at least give them a try. I want to stop gaining weight, sleep better and stop doing harm to my body with this poison.
PERFORMANCE - The writer is a great motivational speaker and does a good job reading his own work. He has a pleasant British accent.
OVERALL - If you regularly consume alcohol and want to learn why you should stop drinking and how to do it, this book just might be what you're looking for.
"Dont listen while cooking or eating!"
STORY (scientific memoir) - Working Stiff gives listeners an unusual and exciting glimpse into the world of Medical Examiners, told through the eyes of a young female doctor who is beginning her training in that field. You will hear tales of investigations into all kinds of deaths, from natural causes to drug overdose, murder, suicide, even due to the catastrophe at the World Trade Center on 9/11. Not only do Medical Examiners perform autopsies, but they also must perform their own investigations into crime scenes, ballistics, lab work, etc., before determining the cause of death to be put on death certificates. They also consult with the police and testify in trial. The entire book is totally fascinating...and totally gross.
I am a squeamish person, I'll admit, and I don't like watching violence or my husband's blood-and-guts action shows on TV, but I didn't have any trouble listening to this book. Hearing is not seeing, so I was fine...except once. I was cooking dinner when she launched into a dissertation about maggots, so I quickly turned the book off. That being said, I really loved the science behind her investigations and autopsies. I took a course in medical terminology in college, which helped me understand different procedures and body parts, but I think most listeners will be fine without that additional training.
PERFORMANCE - I really enjoyed Ms. Eby's performance. She has a pleasant, upbeat voice. Some reviewers have criticized her as being too perky and dramatic, but I thought that helped make the whole subject matter more palatable. She also does a really good job of performing men's voices, way better than most attempts by female narrators. She talks at a pretty fast clip, but I was able to understand fine without having to slow it down.
OVERALL - Recommended for men and women, adults only. As I said, I'm pretty wimpy and still was okay with this book, but it's definitely not for the faint of heart. There are graphic descriptions of how dead people are found and how their autopsies are performed. The author drops a few F-words as well.
"Great story and message but PAINFULLY detailed"
STORY (true sports documentary) - First off, I'm female and I love high school football. I heard about this incredible story when researching how my own team's winning streak (54 games) stacked up against past streaks. This book is about a great accomplishment, a great coaching program and a great philosophy for kids to learn, but football is meant to be watched, not heard, and there is so much history about the school and details about past and current players that I wanted to quit listening multiple times and just review this as "Could Not Finish." From watching previews, it appears that the movie (which is dramatized) would be much more entertaining than this book, plus it's only two hours. My advice is GO SEE THE MOVIE INSTEAD!!
There are wonderful lessons to be learned, however. One of my favorite quotes by the head coach, Bob Ladouceur, is "Victories are a byproduct of a larger vision." There are so many good lessons in this book that I actually feel guilty giving it a bad review.
PERFORMANCE - Mr. Linton's performance isn't terrible, but I found it pretty irritating. He has a pleasant voice, but he often has a broken rhythm and emphasizes the wrong word in a sentence. Then what really drove me crazy was his pronunciation of the word "self." He says it "salf." Maybe it's just that I'm used to Texas accents but I cringed every time I heard himsalf, yoursalf, mysalf. Scream!
OVERALL - I would only recommend this book to (a) people closely affiliated with this school and its story or (b) opposing coaches or players who might be interested in all the details about what made this football program so dominating. It's a very "clean" book ( no sex or bad language) and It's inspirational, but I'm very, very glad it's over!
"Okay, I'm officially addicted to this series now"
STORY (suspense) - I listened to one of the later books in this series and liked it enough to try Book 1, then this Book 2. I must confess that now I'm going to attempt to listen to the whole humongous series in order. Yes, it's that good. It's set somewhere around the year 2050 in New York, so there are some cool futuristic gadgets. Eve Dallas, the main character, is a young police lieutenant who is dedicated to her job. Her romantic interest, Roark, is a sexy billionaire. In each book of the series Eve faces a new crime, and in each book the romance with Roark progresses a little bit more.
This book, Glory in Death, begins with the murder of a famous female attorney. Her throat is cut as she is leaving a bar late at night on the wrong side of town. Why was she there? Had someone she had prosecuted in the past killed her out of revenge? Could it be her ex-husband? The story is fast-paced with great characters. First and foremost, it is about finding the murderer, but the romance between Eve and Roark is sweet and sexy and is a nice filler between the more intense scenes.
PERFORMANCE - Not only is this series well-written, but it's also very well-performed. Susan Ericksen does a wonderful job of distinguishing between characters and portraying their various emotions. Love the robotic voice she gives to the droids!
OVERALL - Great book! Highly recommended for anyone who likes this genre. Probably would appeal more to women since there's romance and the main character is female, but pretty sure guys would enjoy it as well. Eve has a bit of a potty mouth so be prepared for some F words and other expletives, but I wouldn't say it's excessive. The sex scenes are hot but they don't last long and aren't very explicit. The story stands alone and the mystery is solved within this book, but the romance between Eve and Roark continues...
"The rest of the classic story..."
STORY (French gothic classic) - I absolutely loved the play, which I saw in New York several years ago. This book isn't nearly as awesome -- no beautiful voices, costumes, stage effects, etc., but what it does is fill in the gaps of the story. Who is the Phantom? Is he real? Where did he come from? Why does he wear the mask? How does the story really end? These questions will be answered after you listen to this book. It is the original classic which inspired the plays, the operas, the movies.
The story takes place in (and under) a famous opera house in 19th Century Paris. It is basically a tragic love story about a hideously deformed creature who is obsessed with a young opera prima donna. Strange and horrible things happen in the opera house between performances and during them, and the Phantom (who supposedly lives under the opera house) is credited with causing them. The story is beautifully written and very engaging, but one thing I would criticize is that, as an American, I had a hard time keeping all the French names straight. Unfortunately, many of them sounded the same to me and I would end up getting characters confused, but I was able to keep the main characters straight so I suppose all is well.
PERFORMANCE - The narrator is male with a French accent. He does a good job but he doesn't attempt to distinguish between characters, so that will never receive over a three in my rating system.
OVERALL (actual rating 3.5) - Recommended for all lovers of the Phantom of the Opera in order to answer questions left after watching the play or the movie. The book isn't awesome, but it's enjoyable and informative. The language is clean and there are no sexual references, but be prepared for a dark story revolving around a very sad, disturbed main character.
"Not as good as I expected"
STORY (zombie fiction) - Audible categorizes this book as Teens Age 11-13, but I disagree. The main character (Benny) has just turned 15, and during the book he grows up in a very bleak California after the zombie apocalypse. I can definitely imagine adults enjoying this book if you are drawn to the subject matter. I am totally not a zombie listener, but I purchased this book because it seemed like it would have a good coming-of-age story underlying all the zombie violence. It does. Benny learns about survival, truth, morality and love. (This is definitely not a romance, but Benny does fall for a sweet girl).
The problem I had with the story is that it moves slowly, IMHO. Yes, there's lots of zombie killing and action, and many people have given glowing reviews. Maybe I just dislike the zombie genre more than I think I do. Even though the story is sweet, it wasn't enough to hold my interest through all the action and violence. I will say that the book is well-written and has some great characters.
PERFORMANCE - Good job, but nothing special about it.
OVERALL - I'd recommend this book for teens older than 13 and for adults, but you probably need to be someone who really enjoys zombie books to thoroughly enjoy this story. There's lots of gross zombie descriptions and lots of killing. Other than that, it's a pretty clean book -- no sex and only minor profanity, if any. This is Book 1 of a series, but it stands alone. I won't be continuing the series.
"Great performance but far too silly for my taste"
STORY (comedy) - Cabin Pressure is apparently a British radio show about a zany private airline crew. I didn't count, but there were maybe five short episodes in this audiobook. The characters are likeable and some of the situations are clever and made me chuckle, but for the most part I was only moderately entertained.
PERFORMANCE - This series is done by a wonderful professional cast, all with British accents and distinguishable voices. It sounds much like watching a sitcom, complete with a live audience and lots of great sound effects. Five-star performance, for sure.
OVERALL - This series is apparently popular and highly rated but not my cup of tea. If you like British humor, you probably should check it out. It's very "clean" with no sexual references, violence or bad language.
"Sweetest male lead ever! (sigh)"
STORY (contemporary romance) - This story is set in present day Australia. The female lead (Anthea) is a successful actress and the male lead (Cole) is a blind farmer. She comes to his farm so she can prepare to audition for a role as a farmer's wife. She lies about who she is because (a) he's blind and won't know and (b) she tormented him in school as a child because he was a poor farm boy. But he's also deceiving her because he knows who she really is. Anyway, it's complicated, but they begin a relationship.
And what a relationship it is!! Cole has never had a girlfriend before because he never leaves his farm, but he listens to romance novels so he knows how women like to be loved and treated. He's so gentle and sweet and romantic I think I'm in love with him! The only reason I didn't rate the book a five is because I wasn't crazy about the first part. You have to wait for it a little, but it's worth it in the end.
PERFORMANCE - The narrator has a lovely voice and does a good job. Her Australian accent is refreshingly different.
OVERALL (actual rating 4.5) - There's a couple pretty sexy scenes, but they're very sweet and not overly explicit. I don't recall any bad language. This is definitely a feel-good book for those who enjoy sweet romances with awesome endings.
"Bizarre and Disturbing"
STORY (mystery) - Syndrome E is an enjoyable book, but not something you want to listen to as you're trying to fall asleep! As the summary suggests, it's based around a violent film containing subliminal images which cause strange behavior in others. A young female cop and an older male detective work together to solve the mystery of the film and the murders it has inspired. Most of the story takes place in France and Belgium, but there are trips to Canada and Egypt to follow leads. There are scenes in the film which are gruesome, and there are mutilations involved with the murders. I wouldn't have been able to listen to these murders as they occurred but, thankfully, they are all described after the fact with just a brief description of the atrocities.
The final solution to the mystery of the film is interesting but it's pretty far-fetched. I still had questions left unanswered in the end, and I'm not sure if the story is to blame or the fact that I was only able to listen to it in lots of short, disjointed sessions.
PERFORMANCE - The narrator is male with what I would call a French accent. His voice is very low, which I think works perfectly with the sinister plot of this book.
OVERALL (actual rating 3.5) - I would recommend this for mature men/women who might find psychological manipulation interesting and are fine with violent scenes. There's a teeny bit of romance and even a teenier bit of sex. Oh, and a small amount of profanity.
"Irish Folk Legend Mixed with Modern Island Romance"
STORY (romance/fantasy) - The Selkie Spell is a beautifully written story about a young American woman (Tara) who is fleeing from her abusive husband. With a new identity and trusting no one, she drifts from place to place, finally landing on a tiny Irish island which has an ancient secret of its own. It is here on this island that Tara hopes to find temporary safety and peace, but she finds much, much more.
There is a lot to this story. The legend of the Selkies is interesting (and you can read more about it online). I enjoyed the description of the island, its quaint village and its beauty. It is interesting as Tara's story unfolds and you learn who she really is and why she is on the run. The romance is sweet and sexy, and I loved the way the story ended.
PERFORMANCE - I've never listened to this narrator before, but she has a warm, velvety voice. She does a good job differentiating between the various characters and expressing their emotions. I appreciated her attempt at Texas accents for a few of the characters but, as a Texan myself, I can gladly say that very few of us talk that way! Her Irish accents seemed authentic enough and fit well with the story.
OVERALL - I'd recommend this for women looking for a romantic escape. There's a small amount of profanity and violence. There is some sex, but in my opinion it's not particularly graphic or overdone. This is the first book in a series, but it stands alone.
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Avery can remember nothing to explain her parents' violent death in the woods where they live, but after meeting Ben, she begins to believe some of the stories about creatures of the forest.
17-yr-old Avery can remember nothing to explain her parents' death in the woods where they live, but after meeting Ben,, she begins to believe some of the stories she has heard about creatures of the forest.
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Its been a while since I read this book, at least 2 or 3 years, but I remember how I enjoyed the mysteriousness of the atmosphere and as always I enjoyed the genre of the novel; supernatural romance.
Hey fools, good book, read it or die. Ima go eat some pie now. See ya.
I enjoyed this. I liked her writing style - it was clipped and brief but lyrical at the same time. I also liked the fact that the heroine was strong and did things herself. As far as kissing someone she'd only just met, I actually think that is pretty realistic for a teen. The mystery was pretty good - I guessed who did it, but it wasn't totally obvious and telegraphed.
Well, this was an okay book. Not great, but not bad either. However, the "connection" between Avery and Ben is... weird. It's like they don't know ANYTHING about each other AT ALL and yet fall in love - uncontrollably - instantly. BUT THEY DON'T EVEN HAVE A FULL CONVERSATION throughout the whole book. Um, yeah...
I did not like this book. I hated how Avery, knew that Ben was a werewolf right when she met him. That is unrealistic and stupid. Who figures out someones a werewolf that quickly. Also the plot of the story wasn't very good. I got through the book, but would not recommend it, or read it again.
i didnt hate it, but i didnt love it.
This book seemed quite rushed. I mean, i know its a novel but most people dont go off kissing boys they met a day or so ago.
i definatly enjoyed the ending though
This is a really amazing werewolf/romance book!!!
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Just $10M Keeping "Red Neck Rocket Scientist" From Reaching Space 121
from the this-calls-for-a-roadtrip-to-arizona dept.
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...who also happens to Space Transport and Recovery (STAR) Systems...
I think you accidentally a word.
this guy's offer sucks. if you give ME $10 million today, i GUARANTEE YOU that i WILL have my first test launch of a mission to jupiter. so what if it's made of rubber bands and has no chance of making it! then on to my next problem: what to do with $9,999,997 =)
He only needs one million people to give him $10 each.
I wish him luck. It takes cojones grandes to be the first. If he's patient, deliberate, extraordinarily cautious, and more than a little lucky then he can pull it off.
Yep, it sounds like he's in the running for a Darwin Award.
"Hey ya'll hold my beer and watch this!"
Fixed that for you; he's the Red Neck Rocket Scientist after all.
Just $10M Keeping "Red Neck Rocket Scientist" From Reaching Space
So how much should we be spending to keep him from reaching space?
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''I won't be wronged. I won't be insulted. I won't be laid a-hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them."
J.B. Books
On the great blue gun drive thread, he posted on Jan 4 he came back home to a mess of troubles. Also, he said he was going to confirm UPS delivery on that day. I will continue to be optimistic, for awhile longer.
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Maybe he just has a lot of family stuff going on, hope all is well at least. Hope be gets back to y'all that have money spent.
Oh dern....
Revelation 19:11
And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war.
Anyone tried looking him up in the white pages? Found a cell number for him online if anyone wants to try that route. Just PM me.
Yea I tried that and only came up with his cell, which is on the DH web site.
The one I have does.


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The St. Lawrence String Quartet will give a free performance of Haydn's Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross. In this seven-section work, lasting just over an hour, Haydn is at his most reflective. Evoking the last hours of Christ's life, the work's individual sections carry tempo markings of Largo, Adagio, Lento, Grave. In this performance, and as it was written, Seven Last Words will be punctuated with readings from the Good Friday service.
Songs from Phantom of the Opera are featured in this vocal recital by Matthew Billman, baritone; Christina Krawec, soprano; and Preston Lim, tenor, with accompaniment by Julian Fong, piano.
The Awarei Piano Trio features Alda Lam, piano; Alex Li, violin; and Will Chen, cello. Their program will include Beethoven's Piano Trio in C minor, Op. 1, No. 3; Rachmaninoff's Trio Élégiaque No. 1 in G minor; and Schoenfield's Café Music.
Thomas Schultz, piano faculty at the Stanford Department of Music, performs solo piano works.
Darien French-Owen performs on flute with accompaniment by Steven Lightburn, piano.
Junie Kim's recital "Gallery Concert: French Classical Music Meets Impressionists' Art" will feature selections from a wide range of French composers, accompanied by pianist Jaehyun Park. A slide show of Impressionist artwork will pair each program selection with a painting.
Marie-Louise Catsalis is a conductor, vocal coach and keyboard accompanist (piano and harpsichord). She also currently teaches courses at Stanford University. Initially trained as a pianist, she completed a graduate opera répétiteur course at the Sydney Conservatorium in 1993. That year she also took part in the Pacific Music Festival, Saporo, Japan, where she gave recitals with chamber soloists of the Vienna Philharmonic and Santa Cecilia Orchestras, played in the festival orchestra under Michael Tilson Thomas, and worked with composer Lou Harrison. Thereafter, she began to specialize in vocal music of the Italian Baroque, taking lessons in Italy and eventually completing the Master of Music degree at the University of New England, Australia, in 1998. She went on to doctoral studies at the University of Newcastle, Australia, which focused on the serenatas or occasional vocal music of Alessandro Scarlatti (degree conferred 2005). She has presented papers and lecture/recitals at the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music, the Society for Eighteenth-Century Music, the American Handel Society, the Musicological Society of Australia, and the American Musicological Society. Her critical editions have been published on the Web Library of Seventeenth-Century Music.
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Critic's Corner Tuesday: 'Last Man,' 'Voice,' 'New Girl'
•A host of series end their seasons tonight, starting with Last Man Standing (ABC, 8 ET/PT), which finds Tim Allen's Mike upset because money problems may interfere with his plans to buy a tank.
If the show returns, let's hope it returns with plots that don't sound as if they were rejected by Home Improvement for being too stupid.
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There are many reasons The Voice has again fallen behind its rival (a time slot opposite Dancing With the Stars among them), but if you want one main reason, go with that it took too long to get the judges, and the whole phony "team" overlay, out of the way of the singing and the voting.
•New Girl (Fox, 9 ET/PT) has been vastly improved of late, which is why tonight's overly silly finale is something of a letdown.
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