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The Math Does Not Lie
Factoring the future of the U.S. electric power industry
The first of a three-part series from the Deloitte Center for Energy Solutions.
What will the U.S. electric power industry look like in the future? Discussions with senior electric power company executives suggest a lot has changed over the last four years that is challenging the conventional wisdom about where the industry may be heading.
Recent Deloitte research supports these executives' views, and highlights important emerging trends which suggest power and utility companies reassess their business strategies and explore new business models. This paper provides a straightforward approach to examining the future through a simple framework using a mathematical equation.
Rising Capital Costs
- New generating plant, transmission, and distribution investment
- Environmental compliance
- Renewable portfolio standards
- Post–Fukushima nuclear safety standards
Escalating Operations Costs
- Fuel for electricity generation
- Emissions retrofits
Decreased Demand for Electricity
- Some level of "permanent demand destruction" as a result of the recession
- Changing electric customer trends
- Executive Order 13423 – a decrease in energy intensity at Federal facilities by 3% annually
The "math" below portrays the likely implications of these emerging trends and factors:
The Dilemma
The big picture view is compelling – the "numerator" is going up and the "denominator" may well be going down over time for the first time in the history of the U.S. electric power industry.
Increased Costs
------------------------ = Higher Cost Per kWh
Decreased kWh
Changing the Math
What factors influencing "the variables in the equation" can be addressed in a meaningful way over an acceptable time frame – and level of associated risk? The more traditional business models that have served the power sector so well in the past simply may not be enough – the time for true innovation may have arrived.
Learn more by downloading the full report.
"The Math Does Not Lie" is the first in a three part series from the Deloitte Center for Energy Solutions. The second and third papers are listed below.
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|The new math: Solving the equation for disruption to the U.S. electric power industry
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Pelicans sure have a mean stare.
Could you do a Gators one, surprised this name doesn't have more backing.
looking for team to bandwagon, pls help
With purple and pinstripes from days gone by, I trumpet Hugo's name to the NOLA sky. When rebranders and posers abuse their might, beware my power, TEAL LANTERN'S LIGHT!
Charlotte Slobcats All-Time Records (11 Total Seasons)-- 50-win seasons:0, losing seasons:9, playoff series wins:0, division titles: 0, identity theft: 1.
I don't mind Gators, but I also don't really care about LSU or the SEC.
I'm currently an LSU student and I wouldn't mind Gators one bit. I mean, it's not like we're going to use their colors or logos.
What do y'all think about going the music route with the name Blues? I've been doing some research, and it turns out that we have as good a connection to the name as any.
Baton Rouge has its own form of blues:
It also ties into Fats Domino and our R&B history:
Yeah, St. Louis uses the name, but I'm not sure if hockey has a big enough influence in the US or down South to where "Blues" would immediately be associated with "St. Louis".
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Does anyone know when our New Orleans Pelicans NBA merchandise will go on sale? I'm going to hang up and listen...
I once had some of the worst grits and drippings in the Queen City
All right, I posted these in the other "rebrand" threads, but here's where I break the design down. This is an example of my kind of design style: unique, a bit crazy, and would fit right in with 90's NBA jersey designs, which makes it highly unlikely that it'll ever be used. First of all, my scanner screwed up. The actual color of the blue is periwinkle (think Denver's light blue mixed with Memphis' light blue), but the scanner darkened it to the point where the only thing I could do was alter the image to get a Creole Blue color.
Now this is obviously a music-based design. The dominoes on the jersey are a tribute to Louisiana legend Fats Domino, as I really liked the "Dominoes" idea that was mentioned here. The numbers on the dominoes are meant to be read as "1803", the year of the Louisiana Purchase. The "glossy" numbers were originally meant for my Knights concept as a subtle tie-in to the "Brass" name, and I thought it was too good of an idea to waste. The lines on the jersey are meant to symbolize the lines on a musical scale, and also the strings on a guitar (and for some odd reason, it also reminds me of a jukebox). I also took the traditional Fleur-de-lis and turned it into the "Fleur-de-G" (G-clef). The cool thing about this design is that I can see it working for other names, such as Krewe, Revelers, or Spirits, just as long as the color scheme changes as well. Example: the Mardi Gras variant.
As for merchandising, I had one really good idea: Dog Tags. Domino dog tags, either in the "1803" style, or a "NOLA" style that I didn't put on the sheet. Now, I couldn't decide on a good name for this design (Blues? Brass? Soul? Rhythm?), so I'll leave that up to you guys.
What do y'all think? Are there any improvements or alternate color schemes you'd like to see?
Thanks. If there's one thing I've learned from this Hornets rebranding stuff, it's this: I only like Mardi Gras colors when they're on a King cake.
By the way, I don't like the "Dominoes" name either, I just like the branding potential it has. I'd rather just use dominoes as a design feature to pay tribute to the musical side of our culture.
I really dig the Horns+Cathedral logo. That has some serious potential.
I like the designs in general, with the exception of the side panels wrapping around the front and back. It just makes the jersey too "busy."
Count me among the people who are super impressed with your work, Inspire.
Have to ask, though, was there a significance in the domino numbers you chose?
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It's just a little quirk of mine, bear with me.
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Awesome. That makes it even cooler. Seriously great work, dude.
Don't forget that the Fletch approves of Dominoes!
"Aime la vérité, mais pardonne à l'erreur." - François-Marie Arouet (Voltaire)
Crimson and Gold? Maybe Benson will go back to his St. Aloysius/Brother Martin ways.
Formally known as WhoDatMan504
That double horn/cathedral design is sweet!
Inspire, I like the overall idea of the 1st design. I really dig that alternate logo with the "1803" BUT I honestly saw that as an
before I really looked hard at it. I think the N.O. would be even better. My only nitpick would be that the jersey is a little too busy for my personal tastes, and I don't really care for the periwinkle accent. But the general idea is awesome. Your creativity runs deep, sir.
The Hornets need to lock you, BigDub, and the guy from the ESPN contest who submitted four designs up in the same room for 48 hours and see what happens...seriously. If you guys could collaborate, oh man...
EDIT to add: The guy from the ESPN contest I was referring to is Brent Becker...he did Crescents, Krewe and Dukes
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REACH was created in 2001 by the European Commission to assess the safety of nearly 30,000 chemicals, for which existing data was considered outdated. The BUAV agreed with the premise of REACH — we all want protection from dangerous chemicals. However, we strongly disagreed with the ways in which the chemicals would be tested - using animals.
Initial estimates of the number of animals to be used under the REACH testing regime were staggering - between 38 and 45 million. And the REACH proposals didn't mention anything about humane, non-animal test methods.
The European Commission backed plans to poison to death millions of animals, with an estimated 20% of the testing likely to be in the UK as it had the largest contract testing industry in Europe.
As soon as the BUAV discovered the Commission's plans, we launched our 'Harmful If Swallowed' campaign to stop the mass suffering. The BUAV was the only UK anti-vivisection organisation campaigning and lobbying in Europe. We knew that for the EU's chemicals testing policy to have real credibility, the testing methods used must be the most reliable, biologically relevant, repeatable and humane. That meant non-animal testing.
What followed was five years of some of the most intense lobbying and campaigning the BUAV has ever undertaken. We:
In 2001, the BUAV contributed to a groundbreaking report entitled 'The Way Forward: a non-animal testing strategy for toxicity testing' which started a major debate in Europe about the future of humane testing methods.
On 13 December 2006 the European Parliament cast its final vote on the amended REACH proposal and on 1st June 2007 REACH came into effect.
REACH now spells out the way in which companies will be forced to prove that their chemicals are safe for humans and the environment. Each chemical that a company wishes to put onto the European market must go through a series of tests. A European Chemicals Agency has been established in Helsinki, Finland, to oversee the entire process.
Mandatory data sharing
A BUAV-backed amendment on 'mandatory data sharing' saved a potential 37 million animals from suffering and death in laboratories. Many of the 30,000 chemicals to be evaluated under REACH had been privately animal-tested years ago by the companies that manufacture them. Companies invested a large amount of time and resources to animal test their own chemicals for their own reasons—libraries of animal-test data were already in their hands, but none wanted to share it with their competitors.
Our mandatory data-sharing amendments now forces companies to pool their collective animal-testing data on a particular chemical, which will ensure that safety testing is only carried out only once.
Data sharing is now a central feature of the legislation and there are penalties for companies that don't comply.
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Another amendment the BUAV lobbied hard for was to give animal protection groups the chance to scrutinise all those animal testing proposals which are submitted to the European Chemicals Agency. We have now been given 45 days to review certain tests to see if there is existing data or another method that could be used. Our scientific experts go over each proposal with a fine-tooth comb looking for ways to eliminate animal use.
Humane alternatives a top European priority
Due to intensive lobbying, the development and use of alternatives has been placed centrally in the REACH legislation. Article 1 now states specifically that one of the aims of REACH is the 'promotion of alternative methods for assessment of hazards of substances'. It also states that the development of alternatives should be prioritised in future European Union research. Other areas where non-animal test methods will be promoted include:
Article 13. Information should be generated wherever possible by alternatives and that methods will be 'regularly' reviewed and improved with a view to reducing animal experimentation.
Article 116 (2a). The new European Chemicals Agency will have to submit a report to the Commission every three years on the status of implementation and use of non-animal alternative tests.
Article 116 (3). The Commission will have to publish a report on the amount and distribution of funding made available by the Commission for developing and evaluating alternatives every five years.
It's a tragedy that millions of animals will die needlessly in outdated and inhumane tests but it could have been so much worse. REACH has taken animal use in chemicals testing from political no-man's land into the front line. We didn't win every battle but we've made vital advances: meeting the challenge of ending animal testing is now at the heart of this legislation and will influence EU policy for years to come.


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S.B. 287, a bill sponsored by Sen. Trudy Wade, R-Guilford, passed the N.C. Senate 26-23 on second reading earlier this week.
Sen. Norman Sanderson, R-Pamlico, voted against the bill.
The bill allows a select group of local governments to opt out of posting public notices in newspapers, which is required by law. Public notice advertisements generate revenue for newspapers and are regarded by open government advocates as a necessary part of government transparency.
The counties of Burke, Graham, Guilford, Haywood, Jackson, Macon, Mecklenburg, Swain, Union and Wake could end public notice advertisements, along with the City of High Point and the towns of Morrisville and Cary. The legislation also affects all municipalities in those counties with the exception of the Town of Rolesville.
Wade filed a bill that would take this policy statewide, but it failed to grain traction.
The bill's advocates say it provides financial flexibility for localities, which could post public notices on their own website.
"It's about government efficiency and government choices," Sen. Tammy Barringer, R-Wake, said during the debate.
But debate over the bill had its testier moments.
Sen. Tommy Tucker, R-Union, said, "I am the senator. You are the citizen. Now be quiet," to N.C. Press Association President Hal Tanner III during discussion of the legislation in committee. Tanner is the publisher of the Goldsboro News-Argus.
Sen. Bob Rucho, R-Mecklenburg, argued people don't read the notices in their local newspaper, so it didn't matter whether newspaper print notices.
"Nobody reads that part," Rucho said, quoted by The News & Observer. "Let's be frank about it."
Sen. Jim Davis, R-Macon, quoted by WRAL CBS-5, said governments shouldn't be paying money to newspapers and some coverage of the debate was inaccurate.
"North Carolina should not be part of the business model for newspapers in this state," Davis said.
He later added, "If you're going to believe everything that's in the newspaper, you're going to be ill-informed."
Writing in the Wilmington Star-News, Sen. Thom Goolsby, R-New Hanover, explained why he was voting against the legislation.
"The public has a right to know what its government is doing," Goolsby wrote. "Whenever officials and bureaucrats line up to tell you that they want to save you money by obscuring their activities, you should be wary.
"In its current form, this bill is a bad deal."
In all, six Republicans broke from their party and voted against S.B. 287, including Sen. Louis Pate, R-Wayne, who said, "My district is heavily rural, I'd guess you'd say, and I'm not sure that we've got Internet access for everyone and I'm not sure that everyone wants internet access.
"As for going on a computer and viewing notices that may be electronically printed on a town website or county website or something like that, probably, in this case, that might not apply."
The entire Senate Democratic Caucus voted against the bill, as well.
"Our members listened to the debate, the discussion, and had a compelling interest to vote against the bill," Sen. Don Davis, D-Greene, said. "Part of what was shared in the debate was how we ensure that residents — even in communities that may not have internet access — that they are adequately notified of public matters."
S.B. 287 received a third reading Tuesday and moved to the House of Representatives.
In the House, another bill — H.B. 723 —would require newspapers to also post public notices online, but keep the printed advertisements. The bill has the endorsement of the North Carolina Press Association, and is similar to legislation in other states, like a bill passed nearly unanimously by the Tennessee General Assembly and signed by Gov. Bill Haslam on April 15.
No action has been taken on H.B. 723 since it was referred April 11 to Subcommittee B of the House Judiciary Committee.


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S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent (I'd go with Sharon Carter rather than Maria Hill)
Thats tank girl Next to Deadpool and Leelo
Composite Superman, Batgirl and Captain America.
Golden Age Wonder Woman and a Green Lantern Corps member.
DC Comics' Power Girl
The DeLorean from Back to the Future.
Wonder Woman and Green Arrow
1 Kick-@ss and 2 Hit Girls
Joker (as nurse) and Logan (Wolverine)
Black Cat and Phoenix.
A Tusken Raider yes. Character's name is A'Sharad Hett
Key Master (Rick Moranis) from Ghost Busters when they were analyzing him to view the demon inside his body.
The "Honey I Shrunk The Kids?" image is not correct..that's actually Vinz Clortho/Louis Tully from the Ghostbusters.
Bishop and Rogue from the X-Men
Kitty Pryde (Shadowcat) from the X-Men
obi wan kenobi and princess leia
Gears of War
Bullseye from Dare Devil !?!?
Scorpin and Sub Zero to be exact.
William Shatner said it best on SNL - "Get a life". OK, I like watching this stuff on TV, but these folks have definitely jumped the shark.
Kevin Nash. Wrestler/actor.
Nick Fury and X-23
That's actually Lady Deadpool from the Deadpool Corps
Ghost Rider and M'Gann (Miss Martian)
Power Girl
Loki, Destroyer, Odin and Thor
Cloak and Dagger
#50 - The Joker
The little girls from Bioshock 1 & 2
The girl on the left is supposed to be Tank Girl, I do believe.
Are you kidding me?! You guys guessed "Honey I Shrunk The Kids"?! Wow...this is a sad day in geekdom...that's actually from "Ghostbusters".
Kato from the the Green Hornet. TV series played by Bruce Lee
Jubilee from X-Men. She was always one of my favorites. Not sure why, though...
On the left is Jubilee On the right....IDK
Nova. That was a really good Marvel comic, but never got a lot of publicity. Check it out!
I always thought it was Velma.
Right...Brett, Jemaine. Band meeting..
I first thought the girl on the right was supposed to be Rogue from X-Men, but then I looked closer and saw the lantern icon
wow, I didn't know such a thing existed. That's funny, yet awesome.
I thought it was supposed to be Anakin and Padme
What does that say about your life?
Dr. Mario
Those two look awesome! Scary yet innocent, well done.
That's what I figured as well.
Kitty Pryde (Shadowcat) with Lockheed
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The Genius Files #2: Never Say Genius
The Genius Files #2: Never Say Genius (Hardcover)
Today is Coke and Pepsi McDonald's thirteenth birthday. Someone's out to make sure they never make it to thirteen and a half.
Racing across America,
the twins will nearly be
boiled alive
in a huge basket of french fries,
frozen to death
by soft-serve ice cream,
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from a high-speed
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worst of all
their parents think
they're totally joking!
Will they survive? Will they defeat Archie Clone? Will they be dropped out of a helicopter onto the tip of the Washington Monument? Will they ever say "genius"?
About the Author
Dan Gutman is the author of the Baseball Card Adventure series, which has sold more than one and a half million copies, and the My Weird School series, which has sold more than 5.5 million copies!
Thanks to his many fans who voted in their classrooms, he has received fifteen state book awards and thirty-eight state book award nominations. Dan Gutman lives in Haddonfield, New Jersey, with his wife, Nina, and their two children, Sam and Emma.
Praise for The Genius Files #2: Never Say Genius…
Kids will appreciate the book for its nonstop action and goofball humor.
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We find out more about Grim Dawn from the games lead designer, Arthur Bruno, who has plenty to tell us about the RPG thats currently in Early Access..
We find out more about Grim Dawn from the games lead designer, Arthur Bruno, who has plenty to tell us about the RPG thats currently in Early Access..
Here is Nick's top 5 games of 2014.
Editors from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editors from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editors from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editors from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editors from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editors from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editors from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editor from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editors from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Editor from across the Gamereactor network offer their personal opinions on the best games of the year.
Sucker Punch Production's PS4 exclusive open world offering Infamous: Second Son and we weigh up the pros and cons in this video review.
The Caped Crusader returns with an origin story in the Arkham series. Does it live up to the high standards set by its predecessors?
We unbox the coming console from Sony and compare the PlayStation 4 to the PlayStation 3
The latest entry in the Call of Duty series has arrived and we deliver our verdict on the content rich popcorn action romp.
Il nuovo titolo di Quantic Dream, Beyond: Due Anime, ha già diviso la critica. Ecco la nostra videorecensione a cura del nostro collega di Gamereactor..
We've given EA Sports' football offering a go and while it's not a revolution there's still plenty for footie fans to enjoy.
It's a masterpiece. There we said it. But don't let that stop you from watching this video review as Rasmus talks us through some of the highlights on..
GRTV delivers its verdict on Rayman Legends, the latest platform offering from Ubisoft.
Mike Holmes guides us through the whimsical madness that is Saints Row IV. Is there such a thing as too over the top?
GRTV goes on another mission with Sam Fisher, and then offers its verdict on Splinter Cell: Blacklist.
GRTV delivers its verdict on Naughty Dog's survival horror.
GRTV delivers its verdict on the trip to the skies above: has Infinite been worth the wait?
GRTV weighs in with its verdict on the sci-fi slaughterhouse by Epic and People Can Fly.
GRTV delivers the verdict on the latest instalment in the God of War franchise.
Indie Dependent takes a look at the superlative platformer Bit.Trip Presents Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien.
It's a young Lara Croft we're introduced to in Crystal Dynamics' most recent adventure. Full of action and buckets of blood it stands as fresh new dir..
GRTV cuts to the point in the review for Platinum Games' Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.
Forget next-gen graphics arriving at the end of the year: they're already here. GRTV delivers the verdict on the beautiful and deadly Crysis 3.
GRTV's new show takes a look at the latest and greatest games to hit the indie scene. First up, it's the mind-bending puzzler Antichamber.
Time has come to review the collaboration between season JRPG developers Level-5 and famed animation team Studio Ghibli.
GRTV's verdict on the rebooted actioner is in. Has Ninja Theory impressed?
Gamereactor Germany's Martin Eiser reviews one of the more interesting Wii U launch titles - Ubisoft's Zombi U.
The first season of Telltale Games' The Walking Dead is out and Gillen talks about his experience (staying well clear of potential spoilers) with Thom..
Thomas and Rasmus dissect one of the best games of the year: Ubisoft's tropical island adventure, Far Cry 3.
Emil and Thomas break down why 47's return after six years has been worth the wait - and what elements were better left in the past.
In this the latest edition of the Download Round-Up, Thomas and Rasmus take on Hotline Miami, Dyad, Retro City Rampage and more.
Thomas asks Rasmus the questions, as the two take a look under the hood of Criterions latest open-world racer, Need for Speed: Most Wanted.
Thomas Blichfeldt and Lee West are back with another instalment of Handheld Heaven where some of the more notable recent portable releases are reviewe..
Jonas Elfving has been racing around with Sackboy in United Front's Little Big Planet Karting.
Gillen McAllister delivers the verdict on 343 Industries first outing with Master Chief in our Halo 4 review.
Thomas has been spending some time at the Horizon festival in Colorado in this the latest entry in the Forza series.
How does Lionhead's Fable: The Journey play with Kinect? Thomas Blichfeldt has been holding the reins and casting magic.
Thomas Blichfeldt has the questions, and Rasmus Lund-Hansen has the answers, as they discuss the finer points of the stunning remake of Xcom: Enemy Un..
Rasmus Lund-Hansen sat down with Thomas Blichfeldt to discuss the merits of Arkane Studios' Dishonored.
Thomas Blichfeldt and Jonas Damholt take a look at the two major football games currently available, EA's FIFA 13 and Konami's Pro Evolution Soccer 20..
Rasmus Lund-Hansen and Thomas Blichfeldt sit down for another round of the Download Round-Up as they take a look at Joe Danger 2, Dust: An Elysian Tai..
Lee West and Thomas Blichfeldt are on hand to discuss the latest handheld releases. This month they look at Wild Blood, New Super Mario Bros. 2, Aveng..
Rasmus Lund-Hansen sat down with F1 enthusiast Thomas Blichfeldt to find out more about this season's F1 experience from Codemasters.
Thomas Blichfeldt has been playing a lot of Borderlands 2 and tells Rasmus Lund-Hansen all about it.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen sits down with Lee West to share his impressions from Sleeping Dogs - the action surprise of 2012.
Lee West and Thomas Blichfeldt sit down to discuss the superhero games they've been playing on their handheld devices, the new 3DS XL and the latest K..
Ever wanted a roleplaying music game? Looks like that's what we are getting in Theatrhythm Final Fantasy for 3DS. Gillen and Lucy lets you know if it'..
Thomas and Rasmus take a look at Spec Ops: The Line and discuss whether the story is strong enough to coat over very familiar mechanics.
The always dynamic duo of Rasmus and Thomas suffer high school bizarreness as Grasshopper Manufacture's latest gets released and reviewed.
Lee West and Rasmus Lund-Hansen sit down to discuss some of the recent and upcoming handheld releases including Mario Tennis Open, N.O.V.A. 3, Gravity..
Lee West sat down with a very enthusiastic Emil Ryttergaard to talk about Ubisoft's return to Ghost Recon.
Capcom's ambitious open world RPG has finally arrived and Lee sits down with Rasmus to find out more about the game.
Rasmus and Lee sit down to talk about what might be the most anticipated game of this year.
Max Payne is finally back and Rasmus sat down with Lee to tell us if Rockstar has done him justice.
Thomas Blichfeldt sat down with Prototype 2 reviewer Lee West to find out more about the sequel and whether or not it lives up to expectations.
It's the debut of GRTV's all-new, all-digital monthly show: Download Roundup! The biggest names of the month reviewed and rated as we ask: which is wo..
Thomas and Rasmus take to the slopes with EA's return of the snowboarding series SSX in their GRTV Review.
Lee finally sets his PS Vita aside for a moment to talk to Rasmus about his review impressions of the latest title Unit 13.
One of the most anticipated games of 2012 is about to land and the big question is if it will live up to expectations. Here are Thomas and Rasmus with..
Thomas and Rasmus twist some sentences, break some words and pin down their thoughts on UFC3 in the GRTV Review.
How can a bizarre love triangle and nightmares filled with talking sheep fit together to form a puzzle game? Emil Ryttergaard explains in the GRTV rev..
Lee dons on his fingerless gloves and talks us through Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 on PS Vita.
Thomas Blichfeldt tells what he likes and dislikes about the latest installment in the Soul Calibur series.
GRTV's review roundup of PS Vita's launch titles continues as we take on Ubisoft's critically-acclaimed platformer.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen has journeyed to Amalur where he enjoyed adventures. Is it an RPG that rivals Skyrim?
Rasmus Lund-Hansen has enrolled with Eurocorp and taken part in some rather aggressive corporate negotiations.
Lee West has been racing around with his PS Vita and ModNation Racers: Road Trip. Watch this video for his verdict on the new game.
Lee takes a bite out of the Naughty Dog-less Uncharted, and explains why Golden Abyss is still a great debut for the series on PS Vita.
Lee gives his verdict on Studio Liverpool's return to the anti-grav future with his review on WipEout 2048.
Lee compares playing Little Deviants to eating soup with a fork. That can't be good can it?
Thomas Blichfeldt is joined by Italy's Lorenzo Mosna as they review the latest instalment in the Mario Kart series.
How much fun is a block-shaped boy wizard to play with? Rasmus and Thomas have the answer with the review of the latest Lego title.
Thomas Blichfeldt is joined by Rasmus Lund-Hansen as they review the latest instalment in the Need for Speed series.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen has been playing a lot of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and in this video review he gives his verdict of the campaign and multipla..
Rasmus Lund-Hansen is joined by Thomas Blichfeldt as he reviews Rayman's 2D comeback.
Thomas and Rasmus slice part the newest Zelda title, and explain why this is the best in the franchise for some time.
The return of Mario in a 3DS original title: Rasmus and Thomas detail why while not perfect, this is still a Nintendo title worth owning in their GRTV..
Thomas and Rasmus are back! This time the GRTV Review hosts tackle returning cult classic Disgaea, with the fourth title hitting PS3 this month.
Gillen's joined by special guest Nick Cowen to discuss the pros and cons of THQ's sandbox franchise's return in our GRTV review.
Jonas sums up his experiences in Ubisoft's latest assassin title for the GRTV Review.
Thomas and Rasmus lay down their thoughts on the latest Bleach game: how does it rate?
Jonas breaks down why the newest Elder Scrolls is winning such acclaim from across the world, and why it could be the greatest RPG of this generation.
Rasmus and Thomas break down the good and bad of Naughty Dog's Uncharted 3 in our video review.
Watch the video review for Battlefield 3.
Thomas Blichfeldt is joined by Rasmus Lund-Hansen for a lengthy chat about the Caped Crusader's latest adventure.
Jonas Elfving has spent time with Ratchet, Clank, Captain Qwark and Doctor Nefarious. Find out what he thought of their co-operative adventure.
Nick and Thomas sally forth to break down the pros and cons of id's return to the FPS genre: GRTV's Rage review, right here.
How appealing is a game in which you spend the majority of your time dying? Bengt reviews Namco Bandai's action adventure Dark Souls.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen is joined by racing fanatic Thomas Blichfeldt as they review Turn 10's Forza Motorsport 4.
Formula One junkie Thomas Blichfeldt shares his views on this year's edition of Codemasters' racing sim.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen is joined by reviewer Carsten Odgaard as they go one-on-one with FIFA 12.
Thomas Blichfeldt has reviewed Ico and Shadow of the Colossus in HD on Playstation 3.
Thomas and Rasmus join up to discuss the PSP adventures of Kratos that have now been given the HD treatment.
Microsoft's big autumn release is finally here: Rasmus and Arttu tear Epic's trilogy finisher apart in the video review of Gears of War 3.
Sega's downloadable title Renegade Ops is released today; Gamereactor Finland's Mika and Arttu discuss what you should expect.
GRTV's Lee and Rasmus break down Techland's zombie adventure Dead Island in our video review.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen joins Thomas Blichfeldt as they review the latest effort from Insomniac Games - Resistance 3.
Disney's Cars 2 movie tie-in surprised us all at how decent it was. In case you missed it, Thomas and Rasmus explain the game's charm.
Twin stick action set in the Games Workshop universe. Sounds pretty interesting, huh? Find out what Rasmus thought of it.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen joins Petter Mårtensson to review one of this summer's most anticipated digital releases. Does Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet live ..
We met up with 1C Company's head of PR, Anatoly Subbotin, to discuss their line up at the Prague 'N' Play event recently.
Emil Ryttergard joins Rasmus Lund-Hansen to review the latest "sploding" title from Twisted Pixel. And just what is the "2 girls, 1 controller" game m..
GRTV's summer coverage continues with a look at the first Summer of Arcade-game that was released two weeks ago - Bastion. Emil has the story.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen has been playing God in the Summer of Arcade title from Ubisoft - From Dust. Find out just how much fun water, sand and fire can be..
The final movie about Harry Potter has of course its own game. Is it better this time around or is it still the same licensed crap? Thomas has played ..
Sometimes, especially during the summer, a game or three slips under the GRTV radar. Thomas and Rasmus are here to summarize Red Faction: Armageddon, ..
While Bengt and Martin were in Prague, they decided to talk about Mizuguchi's Child of Eden.
We grabbed our Danish writer Emil, put him in the studio, turned on the camera and asked him to tell us all about Sucker Punch's action adventure Infa..
Codemasters are bringing out another game in their Dirt-series, and Thomas has been racing like there was no tomorrow. Find out what he thought about ..
Our Swedish editor-in-chief Petter Hegevall has played L.A. Noire and tells us all about in this video review, filmed somewhere in the middle of the d..
Rasmus Lund-Hansen has been playing EA's answer to Diablo for some weeks now and his verdict is in. Is this good enough while we wait for the Diablo I..
Rasmus has immersed himself in the dark fantasy world of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. Does the game live up to CD Projekt's high ambitions?
Thomas Blichfeldt has been playing Brink lately and tells us how the game carries on Splash Damage's tradition of strong multiplayer titles.
It seems like only yesterday we reviewed a Lego-game, but this time it's time to see how Johnny Depp works as a small, plastic figurine. Here's Lego P..
Does the latest Mortal Kombat redeem the series, considering the rather low quality of the last couple of games? Seems like it! GRTV got the verdict.
The utterly stone cold Gillen McAllister is back in front of the camera to tell us all there is to know about the latest WWE title...
Thomas has entered the beautiful world of Housemarque's new downloadable platformer Outland. Find out what he thought about it right here on GRTV.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen has spent some time with the Socom 4: Special Forces singleplayer campaign. He shares his views in this video review.
In this new show, we grab three games we haven't covered before and give our verdict. Find out which game is good, which is bad and which is ugly.
Rasmus has faced off against our favourite AI, GlaDOS, in Portal 2 and is ready to deliver his verdict in this video review. For science, of course.
Lego Star Wars goes back to the Clone Wars in the latest instalment of the series - but does it bring anything new to the table?
Thomas keeps sporting it up on GRTV, and he's been getting into shape by playing some tennis in Top Spin 4.
GRTV has been unleashed! Or well, they have been playing Shift 2: Unleashed.
You'll just have to trust us when we say that Thomas looks really hot strapped into the (very tight) nanosuit. Sadly he took it off in order to give u..
Thomas Blichfeldt enters the studio to tell us about the latest expansion of Dawn of War 2. Are the changes made to his liking or has Relic ruined a g..
Thomas might not last long in a real boxing ring, but he knows his way around a boxing game. Here's his opinion on Fight Night Champion.
Thomas Blichfeldt and Petter Mårtensson share a hug as they review Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together.
Rasmus is back to give you his impressions of Motorstorm: Apocalypse and if it's worth picking up or not.
Q Games PixelJunk series has brought many a smile to PS3 gamers over the years and Thomas has played the latest entry in the series - PixelJunk Shoote..
Thomas Blichfeldt joins Petter Mårtensson in the studio to share his opinion on the recently released Killzone 3.
Trion's MMO Rift is put under the watching eye of the camera in GRTV's video review.
In a future USA, Thomas has been fighting back against the North Korean invaders. Here are his thoughts about Homefront.
With many adventures yet to be had in the city of Kirkwall, Petter turned up at the GRTV studio covered in the blood of Darkspawn and apostate mages t..
Thomas has grabbed the green lipstick and his camera and fought for peace, justice and talking pigs in Beyond Good & Evil HD. Is it still as good toda..
Superheroes once again mix with the MMO genre in DC Universe Online and Gamereactor Sweden's Daniel Steinholtz (also affectionally known as Steinholtz..
Kirby makes his epic return in Kirby's Epic Yarn and Thomas takes on the reviewing duties.. Can you count how many times we say "yarn" in this review?..
Is Bulletstorm the "worst game ever"? No. Why not? Rasmus and Petter take to the studio for a closer look at, and to review, People Can Fly's action b..
Thomas and Petter go head to head in our review of Marvel vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds.
Four cute wizards, a lot of goblins, two games journalist, and tons of lethal spells - here's the GRTV review of Magicka.
Thomas and Rasmus are back to tell us whether Nail'd can top the excitement of Pure's off-road racing. Find out in the review.
Thomas has once again strapped on Isaac Clarke's armor to fight the necromorph. Hear his thoughts, and watch a lot of gameplay, in our GRTV review.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen has been busy putting his old school skills to use in the Vietnam expansion of Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
The sackboys are back and Thomas Blichfeldt has been busy exploring the limitations of his creative talents with Media Molecule's Little Big Planet 2.
Vic and Bengt took some time to sit down and give us this video review of Fallout: New Vegas.
Christian "Ezio aus Berlin" Gaca reviews the latest release in the Assassin's series.
Gran Turismo 5 video review by the German Gamereactor Chief Editor Christian Gaca
Jonas Elfving has been tearing it up with Rock Band 3. Check out this video review to find out what he thinks of the latest game in the series.
Petter Mårtensson is joined in the studio by Thomas Blichfeldt who has been playing Sonic Colours on the Nintendo Wii. Back to basics in a good way?
Rasmus has been playing Epic Mickey from Warren Spector and Junction Point.
Rasmus has been playing Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom, ready to tell us all about the magical troll and his hero friend.
Eurocom and Activision brings back the classic GoldenEye in this semi-remake. Thomas has been playing it, despite its obvious lack of Robocop, and del..
Rasmus was thrilled about Hot Pursuit at Gamescom but is he and the rest of the editorial staff happy about the game in it's final form?
Basketball old-timer Thomas has been playing NBA Jam and it's time to find out what he thinks. Boomchackalacka!
Can Treyarch manage to induce that special something into the Call of Duty-franchise, or is this far from the usual warfare? Find out in our GRTV-revi..
Bengt has gathered Jonas Elfving and Vic Bassey round a table to discuss the two new motion control devices - Playstation Move and Kinect. What kind o..
Jonas has been shaking his groove thing with Dance Central and Kinect. Find out what he thinks of the latest game from Harmonix.
Fable III is out and here's what Lee and Petter have to say about the latest installment of Peter Molyneux's roleplaying game.
Poor Captain Smiley, nobody likes him or his stupid comic. What better way to earn money than by guest-starring in other (much better) comics, then? W..
Starkiller is back, and we take a look at his new adventures in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II in this video review.
Rasmus has been reliving his dreams to elope to Ibiza to become a world-class DJ in DJ Hero 2. Here are his impressions.
Steve and Jonas take to the high seas and discuss Ship Simulator Extremes, while on a boat. Or "boat". You decide.
Rasmus has been turning Soviet robots into scrap metal in Platinum Games' latest effort - Vanquish.
Why does Rasmus keep calling Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 retarded? Find out in the video review of Medal of Honor.
Thomas and Petter have been on the epic quest to save the Demi-God of Rock! Now they are back, to bring their verdict on Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock..
Flashing lights, casinos, homemade weapons and thousands upon thousands of zombies. We take the undead-slaying sandbox game Dead Rising 2 to town.
Thomas has been playing a lot of F1 2010 and him and Rasmus take to the studio to talk about it.
Jonas "Kane" Elfving and Steve "Lynch" Hogarty review the latest game from Danish developers IO Interactive - Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days. Better than th..
Petter and Thomas have sat down to talk about Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and the retro goodness that it contains.
Thomas and Rasmus enter the GRTV studio to talk about Blizzard Entertainment's long awaited Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty.
Ignition recently released their Blacklight: Tango Down on XBLA. We've played it and tell you all what we think - complete with tons of gameplay foota..
Steve and Petter have thrown themselves into the dark world of Playdead's XBLA title Limbo. See what they had to say about it right here.
Rasmus tells us about DeathSpank, the latest game from famed designer Ron Gilbert, where Diablo meets Monkey Island.
Thomas has played the MMO shooter APB and tells us what he thinks.
Thomas and Petter step outside to have a chat about the recently released Crackdown 2...
Thomas has played Super Mario Galaxy 2
THQ and Yuke's are back with another edition of UFC Undisputed. Thomas and Petter tell us what to expect "inside the octagon"...
From the creators of the Project Gotham Racing series comes Blur, a title that blurs (pun intended) the lines between street racing and kart racing. P..
Stunning visuals, explosions and fast cars. What more do you need? GRTV reviews Split/Second.
How does an "espionage RPG" look and play? Rasmus has been playing Obsidian's Alpha Protocol and is ready to tell us everything about it.
Atlast the review of Rockstars newest game is up, and I guess there's not much more to say than "enjoy!".
Vic and Bengt takes you through the paces of 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa just before the real thing kicks off.
It's time for Jonas Elfving to face the camera and tell us what he felt about Remedy's Alan Wake!
Petter and Rasmus takes a look at the new Super Street Fighter IV. Here´s the review.
Here's the review of Skate 3.
Here's what Rasmus and Petter thinks of Capcom's action sequel coming in from the cold and moving into the jungle..
After years of waiting we finally got to see the release of the new Sam Fisher game. But was it worth all the waiting, or have all these years just be..
Petter has been strolling the Moscow subway-tunnels after the apocalypse, in the russian game Metro 2033. The game is made mostly by the people behind..
Swedish Paradox has just released the Fatshark developed game Lead and Gold. Rasmus puts on his cowboy hat to give us the verdict.
Mount & Blade is back with new graphics, new missions and a new multiplayer, and Petter has been spending hours dodging arrows and swinging blades to ..
Jonas Elfving has been wreaking havoc on the island of Panau as Rico Rodriguez, in the crazy sandbox sequel Just Cause 2. Has the game been improved, ..
Guitar Hero is back! Now featuring Van Halen, and other artists, such as Blink 182, Weezer and Judas Priest.
Petter has been playing one of the best Sonic games in a while, and a worthy contender to Mario's pole position in the Kart series. But can it live up..
More destruction, more action and more multiplayer from the multiplayer-oldtimers DICE. Not much more to say than, bring the verdict Petter.


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Dog Oral Melanoma
It would be stating the obvious that dogs are different from humans in many ways. However, there are things that they have in common with humans; the most obvious being that they are mammals. Another thing that they have in common with humans is a very unfortunate thing. It is the ability to develop cancer. As most humans are aware, cancer is a disease that slowly eats away at the healthy cells in the body. Very briefly, if not treated, cancer will certainly end in death. Even if the cancer is treated, the prognosis of the patient will vary. This is all the same with dogs as well. Their life spans are relatively brief compared to humans as it is. To add to this, these animals don't have the gift of advanced speech that humans do. Therefore, it's up to dog owners to be very aware if their dog is suffering with cancer, and also know what to do about it.
Oral Melanoma
One cancer that a can develop in particular is Oral Melanoma. Oral Melanoma is a type of cancer that affects the mouth, the throat, and the connecting tissues of the mouth.
Signs and Symptoms
A dog owner needs to be aware of various physical and behavioral signs that their dog may have developed this type of cancer. Physical signs might be a lump in the mouth. There might be changes in the gums, and on the tooth line. Along with this, your dog might display changes in their behavior. Because they have a mass in their mouth, they might want to lick at it. They might drool more than what is normal. Increased drooling is usually a common sign of sickness in dogs. Furthermore, they might display their version of moaning in pain by whining more. The noises that come out of them might sound unusual. The dog might display Dog Loss of Appetite and stop eating, and develop strange patterns of elimination. A dog owner should try to take notice if their dog is showing signs of Dog Weight Loss in spite of being offered food. They need to check if their dog is eliminating themselves in a way that seems out of control, despite having have been trained in this area. In short, any changes in what the owner has come to know as healthy behavior needs to be noted and a doctor needs to be consulted right away.
A doctor can diagnose oral melanoma like they would any other type of Dog Cancer. They would take a biopsy of the lump and conduct blood work. Something to note is that just like in the case of humans, not all lumps are malignant. But one should never take a chance that a lump isn't serious. Let the veterinarian determine that for you.
If your vet determines that your dog indeed has oral melanoma cancer, the course of treatment would be the same as with humans. Your dog would receive treatment in the form of chemotherapy and radiation. How much treatment your dog would receive depends on the size of the lump, and how far advanced the cancer has become. The more advanced the cancer is, the more aggressive the treatment is going to be.
Humans have a hard time with cancer treatment, and certainly your dog will as well. It's important to keep your dog as comfortable as possible. They probably won't want to eat, so the dog owner needs to get with their vet to discuss a nourishment plan. With oral melanoma, the dog will experience pain, so the vet will prescribe the typical pain medications. This will all be hard on your dog as well as yourself. However, if your dog doesn't receive treatment, they can only be expected to live at the most for a couple of months. Those last couple of months will be filled with intense suffering for them. As the dog's owner your will have to decide if it's worth it to put your dog through extensive cancer treatment. Although it's harsh, it could very well save your dog's life.
Oral Melanoma is a sad diagnosis for a dog to have, as well as for the dog's human family to hear. However, if caught in time, the prognosis is fair. It's very important to be on the lookout as a dog owner for symptoms, and to remember that your dog needs you to be both a loving, and aware pet parent.
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Those who aren't fans of the 1930s detective stories may be unaware that San Francisco is the original hardboiled town. San Francisco crime had class—dames in silk stockings offering you two hundred to knock off tiresome husbands. Well, the Hotel Rex hasn't forgotten this city's past. With its leather club chairs, and marble busts just heavy enough to clock someone with, the lobby is strictly Dashiell Hammett. A San Francisco native, he dreamt up your original tough guys—Sam Spade and Nick Charles—and was a hard-drinking ex-detective himself. Not since the Maltese Falcon have you felt such an urge to don a fedora.
In contrast to many small hotels (this one is ninety-four rooms) the Rex is masculine, especially in the bedrooms. Plaid and stripes dominate the wallpaper, curtains, and bedspreads, the lampshades are hand-painted with reductive designs, and the room is framed in dark wood. No canopies or bed frills here: palm plants serve as decoration.
When Chip Conley (the man behind the rock-and-roll Phoenix hotel) first took over the neglected 1907 institution, he envisioned a literary hotel similar to the 1920s Algonquin. The lobby is stuffed with books and 1930s art, quotes from Steinbeck and Hammett line the corridors, and the bar is called the Vicious Circle (an Algonquin reference). The San Francisco literary scene converges here frequently to do readings.
The Rex has much charm. It represents a bold, blocky, stylized world—and staying there might make you dream in black and white. When you consider the shorts, sandals, and cell phones that define San Francisco today, it's strange to think that once upon a time, this was a place of hard Scotch, cigarette smoke, and loaded Colts. Except, perhaps, if you stay up until dawn and watch the city fog roll menacingly in.
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- 125 Guest Reviews
- Hotel Rex
- 562 Sutter Street
- San Francisco, CA, USA
- Neighborhood: Union Square
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- 100% non-smoking hotel
- 24 hour concierge
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- Babysitting (on request)
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- Business center
- Central air conditioning
- Free wi-fi
- Golf nearby
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- Pets allowed (charges apply)
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- Rebecca
- Stayed February 2011
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
Convenient location.
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
- Elena
- Stayed February 2011
- Rating: Fair
What I liked:
It is unique. And the front desk person i dealt most Jeff, was incredibly sweet.
What the hotel could do better:
Provide water and coffee/tea for guests. the tea/coffee service was available during week but not on Sunday. All round seemed inconsistent with the laid back nature of place to make every necessity a charge (e.g. water is a necessity).
- April
- Stayed January 2011
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
The staff were extremely pleasant and helpful
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I would like to see proper duvets with full covers and not the thin ones with a sheet on top and a public blanket.
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Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine medical and pharmacy students marked the transition from classroom study to clinical education at the Warner Theater on Saturday, Jan. 12, 2008, as students received their white coats – symbols of trust between doctor and patient, of compassion, and of the purity of a medical professional's purpose. This was the first time the school hosted the event for both the College of Medicine and School of Pharmacy on the same day and at the same site.
Approximately 130 students in the School of Pharmacy class of 2010 and 270 students from the College of Osteopathic Medicine's class of 2011 pledged to uphold professionalism and competence in the presence of their families, professors and peers.
|Roger Brumagin, Pharm.D., addresses the School of Pharmacy class of 2010.
The White Coat Ceremony initiates aspiring health care professionals into a commitment to the highest principles related to the practice of medicine and pharmacy. The white coat ceremony marks not only the entrance into medical and pharmacy school, but also matriculation into the health care professions with all of its traditions, accomplishments, rights and profound responsibilities to humankind.
Roger Brumagin, Pharm.D., Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at LECOM and a 2005 LECOM graduate, delivered the keynote address for the pharmacy ceremony. He earned a bachelor's degree in chemistry and biology from Gannon University, and was a research chemist with Hammermill and International Paper for 23 years prior to starting his second career as a pharmacist. His current practice site is at Millcreek Community Hospital, where he is a clinical pharmacist on the internal medicine service.
Dr. Brumagin is a member of Millcreek Community Hospital's Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, the Admissions Committee for the LECOM School of Pharmacy, and several professional organizations, including the American College of Clinical Pharmacy, the American Pharmacist's Association, the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, and the Pennsylvania Society of Health System Pharmacists.
John M. Ferretti, D.O., President and CEO of LECOM, headed the list of faculty and staff in attendance. Special guests at the College of Medicine ceremony included Samuel J. Garloff, D.O., President of the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association, who spoke at the ceremony; and Suzanne Kelley, D.O., Adopt-A-Campus Representative of the American Osteopathic Association. Representatives of the Rite Aid Corporation, including Jack Phillipson, Pharmacy District Manager, Dale Weaver, Pharmacy District Manager, Joe Millward, District Manager and Donna Hazel, Regional Pharmacy Recruiter, attended the ceremony for the School of Pharmacy.
Presenting the white coats to the pharmacy students were Robert Drobitch, Ph.D., R.Ph., Chairman of Pharmaceutical Sciences; Naushad Ghilzai, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics; Abby Kahaleh, Ph.D., Director of Experiential Education and Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice; Dolores Kutzer, Pharm.D., Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice; and Larry Sasich, Pharm.D., Chairman of Pharmacy Practice and Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice.
Janene Rigelsky, Pharm.D., Director of Admissions and Student Services and Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice, read the roll call of pharmacy students. Donald Tuttle, Pharm.D., Dean of the LECOM School of Pharmacy, led the class of 2010 in the Pledge of Professionalism. The Rite Aid Corporation provided the funds for the pharmacy white coats.
Mark Kauffman, D.O., Clinical Associate Professor and Director of History and Physical Examination at LECOM, and a 2000 LECOM graduate, addressed the College of Medicine class of 2011. Dr. Kauffman earned a bachelor's degree from the physician
|Mark Kauffman, D.O., speaks to the College of Medicine class of 2011.
assistant program at Saint Francis College in Loretto, Pa. Before entering LECOM, he worked for six years in the department of pediatric transplantation at Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh, a training institution where he served as a physician assistant providing pre-operative evaluations, in-patient care for patients waiting for transplants and intensive care unit management. Following his graduation from LECOM, he completed a residency at Millcreek Community Hospital. He also spent four years in practice at Erie VA Medical Center.
Presenting the white coats to the osteopathic students were Dennis Agostini, D.O., Associate Dean of Clinical Education; Hershey Bell, M.D., M.S. (Med Ed), Clinical Professor of Family Medicine and Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Evaluation; Robert E. Evans, D.O., Clinical Associate Professor of Family Medicine; Jan Hendryx, D.O., Director of Osteopathic Principles and Practice; Richard Ortoski, D.O., Chair of the Department of Primary Care Education and Clinical Associate Professor of Family Medicine; and Regan Shabloski, D.O., Director of Clinical Education.
Silvia M. Ferretti, D.O., Provost, Senior Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs, led the osteopathic medical students in the Osteopathic Oath of Commitment. The Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association provided the white coats and the stethoscopes to all the osteopathic medical students, who also received Dr. Hendryx's book, "The Healers Touch."


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