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Type of Physician: Rheumatologist
What is a Rheumatologist?
A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners treat diseases of the joints, muscles, bones, and tendons. The rheumatologist diagnoses and treats arthritis, back pain, muscle strains, common athletic injuries, etc. The rheumatologist may work closely with other specialists such as orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists.
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David M Lans DO
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Bento R Mascarenhas MD
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Scarsdale Medical Group
Montefiore North Medical Vllage
Joshua W Weinstein MD
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Allison J Beitler MD
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Medical Renal Associates
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Burke Rehabilitation Hospital
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Maple Medical
Vinita Patel DO
Jacobo Futran MD
Mario Spagnuolo MD
Sindy G Solomon MD
East Tremont Medical Center
Jane Z Wachs MD
Urban Health Plan
Noreen H Linn MD
Girishkuma Sonpal MD
Giovanni Franchin MD
Sullivan and Esposito MDs
Manhasset Rheumatology
William P Given MD
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Saint Francis Hospital
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North Shore University Hospital
Blythedale Children's Hospital
Harlem Hospital Center
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Crime in the city dropped for the 10th consecutive year in 2012, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Police Chief Charlie Beck announced this week.The pair attributed the 1.4 percent reduction in crime from 2011 to continued police hiring despite the city's large budget deficit. Villaraigosa said he would keep police hiring as a top priority in the city's next budget, his last as mayor.
Villaraigosa will be termed out of office and replaced by a new mayor July 1.
``Cities in California that have stopped hiring (officers) or cut back on their police force have seen crime spikes. In L.A., we've seen crime continue its long downward trend,'' Villaraigosa said.
``We continued hiring police officers even as we weathered the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.''
The mayor made expanding the police force a campaign promise when he won election in 2005. That year, sworn police officers numbered 9,284, according to department statistics. Today the force sits at 10,023 officers. Since 2005, the number of violent and property crimes dropped a total 27.2 percent, according to the department.
Villaraigosa said he hoped the next mayor would commit to expanding the police force further. The number of homicides in the city remained below 300 for the third year in a row in 2012, down from 1,096 murders a year two decades ago. The overall decrease in crime included a small increase in property crimes, which Beck attributed to a spike in thefts of electronic devices like cell phones and computers.
The officials said the drop in crime last year gave Los Angeles the lowest per capita crime rate of any city over 2 million people -- lower than Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia and New York City. Beck used the morning news conference, the last such announcement Beck and Villaraigosa will make together, to praise the mayor's focus on reducing gang crime. He cited a 47.5 percent reduction in gang crime since Villaraigosa took office and a record-low 152 gang homicides in 2012.
``That is the lowest number of gang homicides in decades. Our level of gang crime, while still unacceptable, still requires much much work, has been changed forever,'' Beck said.
``It wasn't very long ago that we were the homicide capital of the nation and the undisputed, undisputed source of gang misery worldwide. Because of this mayor, we've changed that. Now we're the source of the solution.''


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HAMILTON, Mont. — Anina S. Johner, 80, died on Sunday Dec. 18, 2011 at home after a short battle with leukemia under the care of her daughter Sherry Vetter, grand-daughter Brandy and Aspen Hospice of Stevensville, Mont.Â
She is survived by children: Sherry Vetter, Bruce, Paul, and Doug Johner and Tracy Wooldridge, 11 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, one great-great grandchild; and one sister Claudia Bailey; and numerous extended family members.
She was preceded in death by husband Jerome (Jerry), son Mark, her parents and two sisters.
Mary Alice Smith, 97, of Blackfoot passed away Sunday, Jan. 15, 2012 at the Renaissance Assisted Living Center in Blackfoot.
She was born Aug. 28, 1914 in Blackfoot, the daughter of Joseph V. McKercher and Goldie F. Beasley.
She graduated from Blackfoot High School.
She married Conard Thorpe and they were later divorced. She later married Lee Byington in June of 1943 in Blackfoot. He preceded her in death.
On Jan. 14, 1958, she married William Smith in Kellogg.
BLACKFOOT — The Blackfoot Lady Broncos were hoping for a comeback after the first time they faced off against the Madison Bobcats. Although they did not swipe the win, they closed the gap from that first outing but still came up just short in the 55-45 defeat.
"It is a bit frustrating. We had them for three quarters, but we have not learned to finish the game," Blackfoot head coach Merle Smith said.
FIRTH — County foes collided at Firth High School on Tuesday night as the Aberdeen Tigers traveled to Firth to do battle with the Cougars.
The game certainly wasn't the sharpest of contests from either squads standpoint and in the end, it was the home standing Cougars who prevailed, earning the season sweep of the Tigers with a 61-44 victory.
THOMAS — Desmond Miles scored five points in the final 64 seconds of overtime to lift Sugar-Salem to a 48-44 non-conference boys' basketball victory over Snake River on Tuesday.
Miles' 3-point basket with 1:04 remaining in the extra session gave Sugar-Salem (9-5) a 43-42 lead. His two free throws with 3.3 seconds left sealed the deal.
Sugar-Salem dominated the first half, building a 24-11 lead on Zach Jeppson's trey with 4:46 left in the second quarter. The Diggers led 26-14 at halftime.
SHELLEY — What started out as a tight contest quickly turned south in a hurry for the Shelley Lady Russets on Tuesday night as the visiting Bees turned in a big 23 point second quarter, en route to a 61-45 High Country Conference win at Shelley.
REXBURG — Two men who police say were part of a much larger crime ring based in Florida were arrested Friday after making fraudulent purchases at Walmart stores in Blackfoot, Chubbuck, Rexburg, Mountain Home and Boise.
Rexburg Police Capt. Randy Lewis said Onis Alvarez-Rodriguez, 27, and Alejandro Perez-Castellanos, 19, were arrested Friday afternoon after they attempted to purchase an iPad 2 with a fraudulent credit card at the Rexburg Walmart.
PINGREE — An early morning fire Sunday destroyed approximately 600 tons of hay and straw near 1025 South 1500 West.
The Blackfoot Fire Department responded to the call at 2:30 a.m. Sunday. They were assisted by the Springfield and Aberdeen Fire Departments. Eleven firefighters and two engines with three water tenders responded. The last unit cleared the scene at 12:50 p.m. Sunday.
The hay belonged to Val Carter of Pingree and the loss is estimated to be near $115,000. The cause of the fire is under investigation and is currently being called suspicious.
POCATELLO — The Ag Expo opened Tuesday with over 125 exhibitors at Holt Arena on the Idaho State University campus in Pocatello. The Ag Expo continues from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to noon on Thursday.
The Potato Conference is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Pond Building on the ISU campus. Park at Holt Arena and ride the free shuttle bus.
The public is welcome. Admission is free.
At least 100 seed potato producers met Tuesday afternoon in Clarion Inn in Pocatello to study seed potato production.
BLACKFOOT — The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the Snake River Plain including Blackfoot, Pocatello and Idaho Falls in effect from 10 p.m. this evening through Thursday afternoon.
The Winter Weather Advisory is for wind and blowing snow. Winds are expected to increase to 30 mph late tonight and remain strong through Thursday morning. Snowfall is forecast to begin around Wednesday afternoon.
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In an effort to keep better track of the work I do as a writer, reviewer, editor, and publisher, I'm going to try to post regular stats updates. I did this one by creating a post at the beginning of the month, saving it as a draft, and then adding to it whenever I accomplished something. (Much easier than trying to put it together all at once on the day I want it to post.)
In January I …
- "After the Apocalypse", the last story in the collection of the same name by Maureen F. McHugh. Read my review here.
- The Night Circus, by Erin Morgenstern. Brief review on Goodreads.
- The Bleeding Man, and Other Science Fiction Stories, by Craig Strete. Review here.
- Beneath Ceaseless Skies magazine, issues 104, 105 & 106. Review of 104 & 105 here.
- Started reading Nobokov's Pale Fire.
- and some Tony Stark/Captain America slash fic, but I blame Conni for that.
- The book reviews listed above, and this post.
- Two Tech Nerd posts for Functional Nerds, which will go up in February and March.
- SF Signal Outside the Frame comics reviews about My Favorite Comics of 2012, Tale of Sand, Raplh Azham No. 1, and Elmer (will post in Feb).
- Guest posts for:
- BookLifeNow – Creating the Future With Language (including this response to some comments)
- InkPunks – Brand New Year
- The Alternative Typewriter – will post in February.
- First draft (1300 words) of "Darling, Daughter, Dear" which I plan to finish and submit to Interfictions: A Journal of Interstitial Arts . They open to subs today – but only for the month of February, so I have a deadline.
- A 990 word lit fiction piece from 2011 called "Skipping Ahead To The End" (see below)
- FISH. (And there was much rejoicing.) This included proofing print and ebooks several times, submitting files to markets, blog posts, a Goodreads giveaway, and so on.
I also
- appeared on two more Functional Nerds podcasts – Episode #133 and Episode #134 (click on the links to listen)
- appeared on an SF Signal podcast (will post in February).
- got my Goodreads account organized, updated my bookshelf, and started using it to keep track of the books I'm reading.
- Created a Dagan Books group for people who want to discuss our projects or authors (join it here).
- added a page for FISH.
- Updated the Our Staff page on the Dagan Books site; fixed date/link/spelling errors in other places on the site.
- Updated my Non-Fiction page, and my links.
- Chased down and corrected contract issues for two stories I sold back in Spring 2012 (as yet unpublished).
- Critiqued two 4k word stories for a friend.
- Spent some time in the forums at Zoetrope. It's focused more on literary fiction than genre fiction, and I like getting that perspective on my work.
- Read and critiqued 5 flash-length stories.
- Submitted one of my own ("Skipping Ahead To The End").
- Put more story ideas into Evernote.
- Interviewed E.C. Meyers (read it here) and Fran Wilde (here).
- And started tracking my fiction submissions in one of these:
That's about 9,300 new words of non-fiction writing for the month and 1300 of fiction. Read 22 short stories (7 unpublished) and one novel (started a second). Revised and submitted one flash piece to be critiqued & critiqued 7 stories for other writers. Was on 3 podcasts. Got an anthology prepped and published – a year later than I'd originally intended but proof that I am starting to get back on track. Plus a bunch of office work (I am my own middle manager).
I'm planning to write more fiction in February, as well as get at least one more (hopefully two) Dagan Books projects published, and move forward on the other four in-progress titles.
My advice for February:
Do one thing every day. If you can, write. A blog post, or 500 words on your current story. If not, read. A short story, chapter, a couple of articles you need for research, it's all useful, and often easier than writing when you've had a long day. Make a list of the things you've been meaning to do and check one off. By focusing on one thing a day, you'll end up having done 28 things by the end of the month, instead of pushing yourself to do too much and being too burnt out to work for days at a time. That's reading several magazines, or writing your weekly blog post for the next six months, or 14,000 words on your novel…


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HAVELOCK — With the passing of a sword, duty was transferred from one sergeant major to the next Thursday aboard Cherry Point air station.
Sgt. Maj. Angela M. Maness left the post after serving only 13 months in the position. Maness is moving up to become sergeant major at the Marine Corps' oldest active post, Marine Barracks, Washington, D.C. 8th and I.
Replacing Maness is Sgt. Maj. Benjamin L. Pangborn, who is returning to Cherry Point. He served as first sergeant for Marine Wing Communications Squadron 28 at Cherry Point from 2004 to 2008.
"Angela has had kind of a short tour here, but she is going to do great things in the Marine Corps in Washington, D.C., and we're very proud of that accomplishment," said Col. P.J. Zimmerman, commanding officer of Cherry Point. "Our loss is a gain for the Marine Corps and we're sad to see you go."
Maness is in her 26th year in the Marine Corps. She is the first woman to serve as Cherry Point sergeant major.
Of her 13 months, Maness was gone for three months in late 2012 to serve as a voting member on the promotions board.
"For the 10 months that I was here. I want to tell you it's been an enjoyable time," she said during a ceremony Thursday on the base. "I have learned a lot, but I feel I have been robbed, robbed of the time with Cherry Point Marines and sailors. I say that because I'm going to miss Cherry Point."
As part of her new post, she'll serve, among other places, at the White House.
"Yes it's a fantastic post. I don't know how they picked me, but I'm glad they did," she said. "Cherry Point Marines and sailors, thank you for your support."
Maness thanked the Marines participating in her ceremony.
"You should be proud of yourselves, today and every day," she said. "Thank you for being here today and for showing us your best. Semper Fidelis."
Maness reports for duty in the nation's capital in June.
Pangborn, a native of Buffalo, N.Y., joined the Marine Corps in 1986. He is a veteran of Operation Desert Storm. He is married and has two children.
Pangborn thanked his brother for bringing his mother to Thursday's event. He joined the Marine Corps in 1979, marking 34 years that his mother has had a son in the Corps.
"Anytime that we can get her down to one of these ceremonies I greatly appreciate it," Pangborn said. "I love you and want to say an early happy Mother's Day to you and all the other mothers."
Pangborn was happy to return to Cherry Point.
"It's an honor and a privilege to be back here to Cherry Point," he said.
In lieu of the traditional presentation of flowers to his wife, Pangborn and his wife Shannon made a donation to the Warrior Athletic Rehabilitation Program at Wounded Warrior Battalion East.


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Got the party planned? What about the food and refreshments? You know – for this weekend's holiday. Editor Don Whitten takes a look at Cinco de Mayo – coming Saturday – and what people do on the holiday that's beginning to rival St. Patrick's Day in some areas. (May 4, 2012, Page 4A)


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Chances are you've memorized your personal records, race pace, and maybe even target heart rate. But do you have any clue what your blood pressure is? How about your blood-sugar level? "Many runners think that because they're athletic, they won't suffer from health problems like hypertension or diabetes," says Mark Harrast, M.D., a sports physician at the University of Washington and medical director of the Seattle Marathon. But no matter how much you run, he says, you can't change important risk factors like your genes, your family history, your race, or your age. Other aspects of your lifestyle count, too, including how you manage stress and your eating habits. The best way to safeguard your long-term health is to catch troublesome issues early. As you begin to plot your running goals for the year, ask your doctor about adding these screenings to your calendar.
There are no early symptoms of high BP (hypertension), but the longer it goes unnoticed—and untreated—the more damage occurs to your heart and blood vessels, upping your chances of a heart attack or stroke. Running does keep blood pressure in check, because exercise helps dilate the body's blood vessels and enables blood to circulate more freely. Still, Dr. Harrast warns against assuming you're immune to hypertension. About one in three American adults may have high BP, yet many don't know it. With every birthday your risk goes up. Your favorite foods also play a role, with salt, saturated fats, and too much alcohol being top aggravators. Certain medicines can also raise BP.
For Joe Bowman, 48, of New York City, stress and his gene pool were his primary risks. In early 2008, just a few months after completing his first marathon, the Web site developer was put on ACE inhibitors (see "Talk Test," below) to control his blood pressure. "My doctor was happy with my diet and activity level. Medication was my only option."
WHEN TO SCREEN: Start at age 18; then every year
YOUR TARGET: Blood pressure under 120/80 mmHg
Some cholesterol—a waxy, fatty substance—is necessary to build healthy cell membranes and protect nerve cells in your brain. But whatever the body doesn't use to perform those vital jobs can cause harm. The "bad" form (LDL) clings to the arteries, sabotaging blood flow to your heart and triggering inflammation. The "good" form (HDL) soaks up and removes excess cholesterol.
Increasing good cholesterol is as beneficial as decreasing bad, say doctors. Lacing up is a great way to boost HDL. But because the precise reasons behind the sport's positive impact aren't fully understood, and no one knows the exact "dose" needed for maximum effect, even the fittest runners shouldn't take healthy levels for granted. (After menopause, good levels go down and bad levels go up.)
WHEN TO SCREEN: Start at age 20; then as recommended by a doctor
YOUR TARGET: Total cholesterol below 200 mg/dL; LDL below 100 mg/dL; HDL above 60 mg/dL
An underactive or overactive thyroid can make your favorite workouts far more difficult. That's because the thyroid hormone regulates how much energy reaches all cells, including muscle cells: Too little thyroid hormone (hypothyroidism) can leave you feeling weak, while high levels of thyroid hormones (hyperthyroidism) speed up your heartbeat and can make you jittery. More disturbing, however, is that the 25 million sufferers grapple with serious weight, sleep, depression, cholesterol, and fertility problems. Running is one way to support healthy thyroid function (although overtraining can send runners into hypothyroidism), but genetics are most often to blame when thyroid hormone levels are out of balance.
WHEN TO SCREEN: Start at age 35; then every three to five years
YOUR TARGET: TSH level between.5 and 5.0 mIU/L


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|ACH Sends Medical Supplies to Haiti
ACH's Pharmacy and Materials Management departments scrambled this past Sunday to meet an urgent request for desperately needed medicines and medical supplies for earthquake ravaged Haiti. All Children's Hospital board member Mark Mondello contacted ACH CEO Gary Carnes on Sunday with the news that he was working with a private group to put together a mercy flight of supplies and medical personnel to fly to the island nation Monday morning.
Dr. Kevin Hirsch, a surgeon at nearby Bayfront Medical Center submitted a list of requested supplies to ACH on Sunday. Materials Management staff quickly began to pull supplies from our central inventory, while determining how much could be spared without creating a shortage of supplies needed for our hospital patients.With help from the Suddath moving company, the supplies were quickly packed up and transported to St. Petersburg-Clearwater international airport in time for the flight's departure, early Monday morning. Local CBS news affiliate Channel 10 reported on the story of the mercy flight and the story is available for viewing on their 10Connects.com website.
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Individual headsetsInside visits and special features: Shown in UPPERCASE in the tour description including admission charges where applicable.Sightseeing:Visits to Tours, Bordeaux, Carcassonne, Arles, Nice, Pisa, Sorrento, Olympia, San Marino, Venice, Velden, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Liechtenstein, Lucerne; Rhine cruise
Scenic Highlights: Châteaux Country, Bordeaux Wine Country, French and Italian Rivieras, Bay of Naples, Peloponese, Lake Wörth, Carinthia, Tyrolean Alps, Swiss Alps, Rhineland
Host service in London. Local Guides for city sightseeing in Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Rome, Pompeii, Athens, Vienna, Amsterdam. Professional Tour Director while touring
Check into your hotel. In the afternoon, you may want to start exploring the lively British capital. Uniformed hosts are available to help you make the most of your stay.
Enjoy free time for independent activities: take a panoramic tour of London's famous landmarks; consider Madame Tussauds or a ride on the London Eye. Your local host will be on hand to assist. (B)
Transfer to the railway station and board the EUROSTAR TRAIN to Paris. Here, you'll be met by your Tour Director and transfer to your overnight hotel. (B)
Included sightseeing with a local expert shows off many of the best-known Parisian sights: La Sorbonne, Arc de Triomphe, Opéra, Madeleine, the Eiffel Tower, the Pyramid near the Louvre, the Invalides, and Champs Elysées. (B)
Start the day by motoring south to Blois and then parallel to the Loire River past the castles of Chaumont and Amboise for a short stop in Tours. Take the comfortable Autoroute L'Aquitaine as far as Poitiers, beautifully situated on a rocky plateau. South again to Saintes, then the Grand Champagne wine-growing area. Another 60 miles and you'll be in Bordeaux on the banks of the Garonne. (B,D)
From the vineyards of the Gironde and the Garonne, travel eastwards, bypassing Toulouse to Carcassonne in the foothills of the Pyrenées. Stop and admire what is perhaps the best-preserved medieval fortified town in Europe. Later, reach the Spanish border and motor through Catalonia. Once across the Ter River, you'll soon be in Barcelona. (B,D)
This morning's sightseeing with a Local Guide includes a drive around Montjuïc to see the Olympic Stadium and a panoramic view of the port and city. The drive continues to the city center to Plaza Catalunya and Paseo de Gracia to admire the greatness and eccentricity of Gaudi's architectural masterpieces in the Houses Batlló and Mila and the Sagrada Familia (entrance fees not included). (B)
Retrace your drive to the French border, then into the vine-covered region of the Herault for a stop in Arles. Later, motor east across the Rhône towards the Mediterranean shores for an overnight on the French Riviera. (B)
Today, travel along the high coastal road to visit a PERFUME WORKSHOP in Èze. The day is highlighted by the drive along the French and Italian Rivieras and into hilly Tuscany for a visit to Pisa to see the Leaning Tower and the SQUARE OF MIRACLES. (B,D)
This morning, don't miss the included walking tour of Florence with a Local Guide, featuring most of the city highlights. Leave Florence, and travel south on the Autostrada del Sole through the sunlit valleys of Chianti Country to Sorrento. (B)
An optional excursion today to the legendary island of Capri. The island is surrounded by a rocky coastline, where the crashing sea has formed awe-inspiring caves. The town, with its pretty piazzetta, maze of streets, fashionable boutiques, and smart restaurants, is a mecca for the jet set. Return to Sorrento. (B,D)
Today, travel north, with the Vesuvius volcano in the distance. Then to POMPEII, where time stopped in 79 AD, when the Vesuvius eruption totally destroyed it. On the included visit you can see the remains of luxurious villas, temples, theater, and forum. Later, head towards Rome for two overnights. (B)
The "Eternal City," Rome is a city steeped in history, vibrantly alive and exciting, and absolutely unique! Included sightseeing with a Local Guide starts in ST. PETER'S SQUARE, followed by a visit to the ROMAN FORUM. (B)
Drive across the rugged Apennine Hills towards the coast for embarkation on the OVERNIGHT FERRY to Greece. (B)
Enjoy some daylight cruising towards the Greek coast before reaching Patras. Then, drive to Olympia for an overnight in the Peloponnese. (B,D)
Today, join the optional sightseeing tour and learn more about the history of the original Olympic Games, when athletes competed with each other to honor the king of deities. Then, motor into the mountains of Arcadia by way of Tripolis and over the Corinth Canal to Athens. Time later for an evening in the lively Plaka area. (B)
Full day at leisure to enjoy one of the optional excursions or explore the shops and museums. (B)
Take advantage of the included morning sightseeing, which features the highlights of this ancient capital and a visit to the fascinating ACROPOLIS. Later leave Athens and journey to Patras for embarkation on the FERRY for the Ionian Sea crossing back to Italy. (B)
Disembark, then proceed north for an overnight in San Marino, one of the world's smallest and most ancient states, perched on Monte Titano. (B,D)
Take a short walk through the main gate and up to Government House in the very heart of this tiny ancient republic. Later this morning, travel along the Adriatic coastline through the Po Delta towards the Venice area. (B)
The included orientation starts with a BOAT RIDE and is followed by some time at leisure to absorb the atmosphere of this unique city, and a chance to watch Venetian GLASSBLOWERS. Don't miss the optional gondola trip. (B,D)
Today, leave the flat and fertile plains of Venetia and journey by way of Tarvisio Pass into the grand mountain and lakeland scenery of Austria for a stop in Velden on Lake Wörth. Northwards through the Styrian landscape to Vienna. This evening, enjoy a special dinner at a local restaurant. (B,D)
There's so much to see on your included sightseeing tour: the State Opera, Parliament, and the Town Hall. Stop for a stroll in Heroes' Square to view the Hofburg. (B)
Westwards, almost parallel with the Danube, to Mozart's Salzburg. Time for a stroll down the charming Getreidegasse, the town's elegant main shopping street. The last leg of today's drive takes you into the very heart of the Tyrol to its capital, Innsbruck. (B,D)
Time this morning to get acquainted with Innsbruck. The orientation tour includes the famous GOLDEN ROOF. Later, drive through the valleys and villages of the mountainous Tyrol to the Arlberg tunnel, descending into Switzerland. Stop briefly in Vaduz, Liechtenstein's capital, before heading for the Lucerne area. (B)
Sightseeing in one of Switzerland's finest cities takes in the impressive city walls, CHAPEL BRIDGE, ornate patrician houses lining cobblestone streets, and the LION MONUMENT. A selection of optional activities completes the day: a cruise on the fjord-like lake or an excursion to the top of one of the most beautiful mountains. (B,D)
More of Switzerland and its quaint little villages, farms, and chalets before crossing into Germany to use its Autobahn on the journey northwards to the shores of the Rhine. Today's highlight is the included RHINE CRUISE past the legendary Lorelei rock, hilltop castles, terraced vineyards, and half-timbered villages. Overnight in the Rhineland. (B,D)
North today, first through the industrial Ruhr and then into the green, canal criss-crossed countryside of Holland to the Amsterdam area. Enjoy a CANAL CRUISE to see the town from water level, then watch the cutting and polishing of precious stones at a famous DIAMOND CENTER. Later, sightseeing includes an orientation drive with a Local Guide. (B)
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
Transportation: Scheduled transatlantic flights and airport transfers in London and Amsterdam if Cosmos issues the air tickets. Eurostar London-Paris. On the Continent, private first-class air-conditioned motorcoach. Two-berth cabins with private shower and toilet on overnight ferries Italy-Greece-Italy. Canal transfer boat in Venice; Rhine cruise
Buffet breakfasts; 11 dinners, including a dinner at a local restaurant in Vienna
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Brinsley Tyrrell to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award from Cleveland Arts PrizePosted Jun. 13, 2011
The Cleveland Arts Prize Executive Director Marcie Bergman and its board recently announced Brinsley Tyrrell, Kent State University emeritus professor of art, is a 2011 winner of a Lifetime Achievement Award.
The press release announcing the Cleveland Arts Prize 2011 winners says that Tyrrell thinks of himself primarily as a sculptor, working with clay, wax, plaster, bronze, wood or stone. At age 14, he was handed a block of alabaster in a sculpture class and shown how to use some chisels. He began carving while the teacher sat in the corner and played the cello. Within 20 minutes, he knew he wanted to be an artist. He has created many large public commissions, which led to using other materials. Together with blacksmith Steve Jordan, he has completed a number of wrought iron sculptures, fences and gates, many of which are scattered around the Cleveland area.
In 2007, he used the large-scale enamel kiln at Kent State to complete a commission for the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority's 117th Street station. The Kent Campus also features work by Tyrrell, including "Behind the Brain Plaza" near Merrill Hall in the Beck Family Memorial Gardens. In addition, 58,175 daffodils were planted at the May 4 Memorial site at the suggestion of Tyrrell to symbolize those U.S. servicemen and servicewomen who lost their lives in the Vietnam War.
Born in 1941 in Surrey, England, Tyrrell attended the Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts at the University of London, where he received a major grant from the Middlesex County Council, and earned his intermediate degree in Fine Arts in 1961 and a National Diploma in Design with a major in sculpture and a minor in terracotta in 1964.
The Cleveland Arts Prize will host its 51st annual awards event on Tuesday, June 28, at 6 p.m. Winners of the 2011 Cleveland Arts Prize awards will be honored at the Gartner Auditorium at the Cleveland Museum of Art. The event will be hosted by Dee Perry, arts commentator for WCPN-FM and ideastream. Performances will take place throughout the program, and there will be a video tribute to John Paul Miller, 93, the first Cleveland Arts Prize winner in 1961. Attendees will mingle with the winners at the reception, where they also can greet Cleveland Arts Prize winners from previous years.
Ticket prices range from the $200 patron ticket ($160 tax deductible) and the $100 donor ticket ($60 tax deductible), which include the reception at 6 p.m. with food and drink and the dessert reception following the event to the $50 General Ticket ($40 tax deductible), which includes the dessert reception following the event. Tickets are available at www.clevelandartsprize.org.
For more information on the Cleveland Arts Prize and its June 28 event, contact Marcie Bergman at firstname.lastname@example.com or 216-321-7278.


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You keep modifying your statements. "basic facts of live."; "at its core deterministic". Well, the "core" of the world are its elementary particles. The mainstream scientific understanding of our days is that the elementary particles do not behave in a deterministic fashion. The belief that this randomness is due to our lack of knowledge is called hidden variable theory. There is no evidence whatsoever that these hidden variables exist. 'Therefore, most physicists do not believe in hidden variables or many worlds. We have no evidence for their existence. Therefore, the mainstream understanding is that quantum mechanics is a complete description of these particles. So you reject the existence of god for lack of evidence but you postulate hidden variables but have no evidence whatsoever for their existence. That's inconsistent reasoning.
Explain to me then how a system based on truly random effects can create a coherent system that is highly predictable? The fact that there is no evidence yet of any hidden variables does not mean there are none. Furthermore, there is a big difference between my believe in determinism and that in a god. Determinism has proven true on the most important level of our experience, namely daily life. That is what I mean with the basic facts of life. You can argue that the smallest particle in existence behave in a (seemingly) random way, but apparently it doesn't follow that everything else must also behave in a random way.
The theory is extremely successful. The theory has been tested like no other theory of physics. For example, QM explains the periodic table of elements ... Chemistry is basically governed by the behavior of the valence electrons of atoms. This is pure quantum mechanics and a sound understanding of chemistry is not possible without quantum mechanics. Therefore, all chemistry majors learn QM.
That is your opinion, but a sound understanding of chemistry is certainly possible without understanding quantum mechanics. There are many professionals that work in the areas of chemistry and biology that do not have a good understanding of quantum mechanics. Do you dispute this?
The correspondence principle explains how the non-deterministic world may appear to be deterministic. Newtonian physics is an approximation of quantum mechanics under certain constraints. That's why it works pretty well. But, it doesn't always play out this way. This is a topic of intense research. If you want to understand this paradox, you are going to have to study quantum mechanics. Sorry man!
How can something appear deterministic if it isn't? Are you just playing with words here?
Yes, there are many things that can be predicted with a high probability. But, if you wan't to prove the non-existence of free will based on a comletely deterministic world, then high probability is not enough.
Just like you can't disprove god? If I had to predict everything 100% to prove determinism than I could never do it. There are limits to human intelligence. That something cannot be 100% predicted doesn't mean it is not 100% determined. Besides a little randomness does not make room for freewill. Explain to me how that would work?
That's a non sequitur. There are many things you can't do, for sure, 100% sure. You can't stop drinking and survive for years, 100% sure. You can't start flying in the air by waving your hands in the air, 100%. Sure. There are limits to our freedom. But that doesn't mean that we do not have any choices whatsoever. You can drink 2 liters of water per day or 3 liters if you like. You can jump in the air, walk, take an air plane or swim, drive a car….
All of which are predictable things. You don't need freewill to jump in the air. If someone would suddenly start flying because he decided to with his freewill. Now that would be something, I might reconsider then.
Finally, we are talking about human behavior. If you could predict human behavior precisely, then you would have a point. But, you can't. You can't even predict human behavior approximately. You are in fact making a bold conjecture: Because many everyday events appear to be predictable, everything is precisely predictable. The conjecture is wrong.
Seems more logical than claiming things must be random because they cannot be fully predicted. Besides, as Sam also explained, randomness is not really a good basis for freewill.
I will stay with the point I made throughout this topic. If things appear for all practical purposes determined than they might as well be considered determined and this just doesn't leave enough room for freewill.


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Vaginal Dryness and Vaginal Atrophy
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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Mary D. Nettleman, MD, MS, MACP is the Chair of the Department of Medicine at Michigan State University. She is a graduate of Vanderbilt Medical School, and completed her residency in Internal Medicine and a fellowship in Infectious Diseases at Indiana University.
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Vaginal atrophy is the medical term that refers to the thinning of the wall of the vagina that occurs during menopause (the time when menstrual periods have ceased) in women. Prior to menopause, the vaginal lining appears plump, bright red, and moist. As estrogen levels decline, the lining of the vagina becomes thinner, drier, light pink to bluish in color, and less elastic. This is a normal change that is noticed by many perimenopausal and postmenopausal women.
Estrogen levels begin to fall as the menopause approaches. Estrogens are mainly produced by the ovaries. Estrogens control the development of female body characteristics such as the breasts, body shape, and body hair. Estrogens also play a significant role in the regulation of the menstrual cycle and pregnancy.
Most women reach menopause between the ages of 45 and 55, but it can occur earlier or later in life. The menopause average age is 51 years old. Every woman is different, and there is no definitive way to predict when an individual woman will enter menopause. Also, women in the menopausal transition experience symptoms with varying degrees of severity. Not all perimenopausal and postmenopausal women will have the same symptoms or experience the same levels of severity.
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On March 18 at approximately 9:55 p.m. seven Marines were killed and eight other service members wounded in a mortar explosion at Hawthorne Army Depot in Nevada. The Marines killed were:
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- Lance Cpl. Mason J. Vanderwork, 21, of Hickory
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When Taylor Vanderwork saw the news that there had been an explosion during a Marine training evolution in Nevada, she started to pray, not knowing if her husband was one of the Marines killed or injured.
"I was talking to my mother when the knocks on my door came," Vanderwork said. "When I opened the door I saw three men standing there in uniform. I knew what they were going to tell me but I didn't want to hear it. Since the knock at my door, I've been living my worst nightmare."
On March 18 at approximately 9:55 p.m. seven Marines were killed and eight other service members wounded in a mortar explosion at Hawthorne Army Depot in Nevada. Her husband, Mason Vanderwork, was one of the Marines killed in the explosion, which is still under investigation.
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Torticollis is a tightening of a child's neck muscles, which causes the head to tilt to one side and turn to the other side. This can make it difficult for the child to turn their head for visual tracking, hold their head in an upright position and perform appropriate upper extremity movements necessary for feeding and play. It can also affect flattening of the child's face, ear and head and appropriate cleaning of the neck and shoulder.
Physical Therapy Program For Torticollis Overview:
The Physical Therapist in the All Children's Hospital Physical Therapy program will perform an evaluation to assess the child's passive range of motion, active range of motion, muscle tightness, muscle strength and gross motor skills. The physical therapist also checks for other conditions that can occur with children who present with torticollis such as plagiocephaly (abnormal head shape), hip dysplasia (misalignment of the hip joint), and spine problems. The therapist then discusses these results with the family and makes appropriate recommendations for physical therapy treatment if indicated. Treatment involves toys and activities to help make therapy fun. The physical therapist instructs the family in a stretching and positioning program designed specifically to the child's needs. The family then performs the home exercises daily with the child and follows-up as recommended by the physical therapist to ensure attainment of all physical therapy and family goals.
Goals of Physical Therapy when Treating Torticollis:
Improve child's ability to turn head between right and left sides
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Chronic Rhinitis and Post-Nasal Drip
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Siamak N. Nabili, MD, MPH
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William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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What is the purpose of the nose?
The purpose of the nose is to warm, clean, and humidify the air you breathe, help you to smell, and for taste enhancement. A normal person will produce about two quarts of fluid each day (mucus), which aids in keeping the respiratory tract clean and moist. Tiny microscopic hairs (cilia) line the surfaces of the nasal cavity, helping to brush away particles. Eventually the mucus blanket is moved to the back of the throat where it is unconsciously swallowed. This entire process is closely regulated by several body systems.
The nose is separated into two passageways (left and right nostrils) by a structure called the septum. Protruding into each breathing passage are bony projections, called turbinates, which help to increase the surface area of the inside of the nose. There are three turbinates on each side of the nose (inferior or lower turbinates, middle turbinates, superior or upper turbinates). The sinuses are two pairs of air-filled chambers which empty into the nasal cavity. Their purpose is not really known, but may help to reduce the weight of the skull, enhance lung function by producing nitric oxide, and contribute to voice character.
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Most castles, by the time of concentric castles, had what were called "murder holes" above their main entrance. Strictly called machicolations, defending soldiers above the murder holes would throw down onto the enemy underneath boiling water, boiling pitch etc., whatever was likely to put off the attacking soldiers. The attackers had to get close to the castle to get in, so they had to get under the murder holes to attack the main entrance. We do know that parts of dead bodies were thrown through these gaps to put off the enemy !!
Stone castles could have very thick walls as this photo shows. Battering rams etc. would have had a difficult time against such thick walls. The picture also shows battlements. These are strictly known as crenellations and gave defenders something solid to hide behind when they were not firing out from the gaps in between the stone battlements. In time of war, these gaps would have wooden shutters in between to give the defenders even more protection. Sometimes, very few soldiers were needed to defend a well built castle.
Again, the thickness of castle walls can be seen even if this castle, like so many others, is falling into ruin. This also shows the wall walk (parapet) along which defending soldiers would patrol. What is left of the crenellations can also be made out.
To aid defence, the keep was always built above any castle wall (called curtain walls) so that the heart of a castle could see what was going on around it. Curtain walls were built progressively lower the further away they were from the keep. This allowed the defenders to fire on attackers as they could always see them. Some castles were so well built, that attackers could only get to a castle through what was charmingly called the "killing field" - because the attackers had no-where to hide.
Round towers on a keep or on a curtain wall assisted defence as it was believed that any form of missile thrown or catapulted at the castle would deflect off of a rounded surface. Also if the enemy tried to dig under a castle to undermine a weak corner, they would not find a corner on a round tower ! So this form of attack was useless against a castle with rounded towers such as Beaumaris in Anglesey in Wales. Rounded towers could also contain a spiral staircase as is the case at the Tower of London
A defender's view of machicolations. Below these gaps the attackers would have to face boiling liquids etc. Defenders simply poured anything between the gaps.
"Castle Features". HistoryLearningSite.co.uk. 2014. Web.