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Incorporating the latest trading and investment technologies, the SELL ensures that faculty members have the best available tools for developing students' practical knowledge and awareness of financial markets. Access to real-time data from diverse markets adds a real-world dimension and immediacy to concepts delivered in the classroom, reinforcing student learning and understanding. With faculty guidance and input from an advisory board of finance industry executives, select students will also use the SELL's resources to manage a real portion of the University's endowment portfolio, reporting their results each semester to the Finance Committee of the University's Board of Trustees. Students will also have an opportunity to gain certification in Reuter's Eikon, a platform expected to be used by the majority of finance firms in the coming years.
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The early morning light drapes itself across meandering canals, old stone bridges and vibrantly-painted building facades. As you bicycle past the flower market, with its kaleidoscopic colors and dizzying fragrances, you'll finally understand the allure of Holland.
And when you experience the bucolic splendor, fantastic museums, incredible food and medieval abbeys where the monks still run their own breweries, you'll realize Belgium isn't too shabby either. Stroll through cityscapes and country roads that offer artistic wealth, innumerable monuments, historical buildings and quaint, old churches. In the evenings, relax in exclusive accommodations hand-selected for their sophisticated and luxurious ambiance.
Explore the old and new parts of beautiful Amsterdam and visit the Royal Palace, the National Monument, the Skinny Bridge, and the beautiful houses along the canals. If you feel a sudden urge to be skilled in the art of flirtation, head to the famous Red Light District where the working girls strike come-hither poses in windows and beckon to passers-by. A short train ride through picturesque landscapes and you arrive in lovely Brussels where you'll enjoy a private guided tour of monumental square, Grand Place and the city center. In Antwerp, take a tour of some of the oldest breweries and sample wheat beers, pale lagers and golden ales. In Bruges, visit a chocolate factory and experience what Heaven must be like when you sample the mind-blowing confections on display. This trip promises moments of the most delicious kind.
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A transfer from the airport to your hotel with a private vehicle and driver is provided.
A welcome package with a city map, train tickets (if relevant), and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful will be given to you by your driver upon arrival. Alternative arrangements will be made if you do not have a private transfer at the start of your itinerary.
A great way to see the city and experience it in local fashion is to rent a bike. Amsterdam is one of the most cycle-friendly cities in the world and bicycles have sometimes more space on the road than their fellow pavement users. Expect to pay EUR12 per day for a bike rental. From the picturesque Jordaan district where streets are named after flowers to the artistic Westerpark where open-air concerts, theatre and exhibitions take place, Amsterdam abounds with walking opportunities that combine well with cultural heritage. Amsterdam's infamous Red Light District is in the very centre of the city, concentrated on two canals, Oudezijds Voorburgwal and Oudezijds Achterburgwal, and the interconnecting streets.
Your English speaking guide will meet you at your hotel and take you on a tour of wonderful Amsterdam. Your guide will take you through the most picturesque neighborhood of Amsterdam on foot, the canals, the bridges, and to the beautiful 17th and 18th century mansions along the canals. You will also see the Royal Palace on Dam square, the historic buildings along the Amstel River, the colorful flower market and more. Cruise the canals by boat, the best way to see Amsterdam; Holland's capital has 100 canals and 1000 bridges. While cruising through the old city you will see elegant merchant's mansions, carillon-topped churches and warehouses dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries.
Enjoy dinner at leisure. There are lots of good places to choose from. Here are some suggestions: De Kas, Kamerlingh Onneslaan 3, Tel: (0)20-462-4562. An old greenhouse converted into a beautiful dining room. You can be sat at the chef's table, under the 8 metre high glass conservatory or if the weather permits on the patio. It is an absolute delight to experience some of the greatest cuisine in Amsterdam. The daily harvest defines the menu. 11 Oosterdokskade 3-5 Tel: (0)20-625-5999. Not to be missed, 11 mixes with perfection great quality food, brilliant atmosphere and a unique location. Although the entrance could put some people off, it is worth going to the 11th floor of the Post CS building and admire the view over the city. EUR29.50 for a 3-course dinner.
Begin with a visit to the Aalsmeer´s world famous flower auction (closed Sundays and replaced by a visit of a traditional wooden shoe maker). Continue to Rotterdam, the second largest city of the Netherlands, characterized by its contemporary and fascinating architecture. The next stop is at the picturesque town of Delft. During your visit to the Delft Blue Pottery Factory, you'll learn about the historical developments of these ceramic techniques. From Delft you drive to The Hague for a city tour. Pass by the highlights of their governmental city like the House of Parliament and the Peace Palace. During this excursion you can visit Madurodam. This miniature city offers you the highlights of the Netherlands on a scale 1:25.
A transfer from your hotel to the train station with a private vehicle and driver is provided.
Today take the train from Amsterdam to Bruges. The journey from Brussels to Bruges will be done with a Intercity train. The ride will take approximately 4 hours.
Meet your driver for a private train station transfer.
Discover the 'Venice of the North', with your own English speaking guide as you walk through Bruge, the most romantic city in Belgium, with medieval bridges spanning meandering canals. The city centre is car free allowing for a pleasant, traffic-free walking tour. The tour will introduce you to the history and main sites of the town as you stroll by the artistic wealth of sites such as, innumerable monuments, historical buildings and churches. You will also get the chance to admire the marvelous market square, city hall, the belfry and its halls as well as the numerous canals and the typical God houses (late medieval-looking houses bearing a name and a year on the outside wall) which can be seen everywhere in the city. You will also enjoy a cruise on the canals of Bruges.
Transfer using a local taxi. Please note that this is not included in trip price and is payable locally.
Enjoy a transfer by train from Bruges to Brussels on an intercity train. Travel time is approximately 2 hours.
A private vehicle transfer between the train station and your hotel or city with a driver is provided.
Today, enjoy a shared sightseeing tour of Antwerp, Belgium's second largest city and Europe's second largest harbour. Above all, it is the city where the 17th century, world-famous painter, Peter Paul Rubens lived out his life. Your coach tour includes a guide. Visit the Market Square with its ancient houses and Our Lady's Cathedral. This cathedral contains amongst other treasures, two of Rubens' masterworks: "The Elevation of the cross" and" The descent from the cross". Antwerp is also the world's diamond centre. You will visit a DIAMOND WORKSHOP. Drive through the oldest part of Antwerp's harbour where the entrance fee is included and then drive to Brussels.
Relax on your private airport transfer to Charleroi with private vehicle and English speaking driver.
The boutique Hotel Estheréa is housed in a row of 17th century buildings on the Singel, Amsterdam's oldest major canal and part of the ring of canals added to the official UNESCO World Heritage list in 2010. Dam Square, the central railway station, the main shopping area, museums, theatres, and night life are all within walking distance. The rich, colorful interior includes woolen carpets, crystal chandeliers, mahogany paneling, luxurious fabrics, extravagant wallpapers, flowers, plants, and fish. Guests can relax with a cocktail and light snack at Maria's bar or get a workout in at the fully equipped gym.
Hotel Die Swaene overlooks one the most picturesque canals of Bruges. It is considered one of the most romantic hotels in Europe. The rooms are elegantly furnished and all uniquely decorated. The hotel's public areas have an atmosphere of times past. A magnificent new wing, the Canal House, which has been inaugurated, has eight rooms and two suites. The sunny terrace provides spectacular views of the canals and water activities. Die Swaene has everything you need to make your visit unforgettable.
The NH Atlanta Brussels hotel is within walking distance of the city's most historic sights and venues. Centrally located on Adolphe Max Boulevard parallel to Brussels´ famous shopping district, you can walk to the Manneken Pis, The Grand Palace and the Royal Palace. Brussels Central Station and Brussels Nord are easy to reach for the perfect connection to other European cities. The NH Atlanta Brussels hotel contains a top-floor breakfast room and rooftop terrace featuring a panoramic view over Brussels and as far as 30 kilometers away on a clear day.
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The first time that I used this grip tape, I wrapped it on my drum sticks. I hated it because it lost its grip after a few weeks of playing. I continued to...Read complete review
The first time that I used this grip tape, I wrapped it on my drum sticks. I hated it because it lost its grip after a few weeks of playing. I continued to use Promark Grip tape on my sticks. Now that I'm a percussionist and NOT a drummer for a new band, I like to use Vater grip tape on my fingers. This is EXTREMELY useful when playing Congas. It provides a good amount of "padding" which saves your hands from the conga rims. I found that using Promark tape on my timbale sticks and using Vater Grip tape on my fingers make playing Congas and Timbales EXTRA comfortable.One thing that I would REALLY REALLY REALLY RECOMMEND it if you purchase this. It's a must that when you finish using this tape that you roll up the end of tape so you can find the end of the tape for the next use. The tape sticks to itself so good that you can't find the end of the tape.
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This tape can be good if you?re willing to deal with what it takes to use it. Slightly overlapping, wrap your sticks as tightly as you can without ripping the tape apart....Read complete review
This tape can be good if you?re willing to deal with what it takes to use it. Slightly overlapping, wrap your sticks as tightly as you can without ripping the tape apart. Wrapping tightly will keep the tape from sliding down off of your stick when playing, as this tape only sticks to itself, and not to your stick. I use the Ahead drum sticks and can only speak for this type. Be prepared to use Band aids with this tape. Play for a while with your sticks wrapped, until your fingers start to blister and or hurt, then put on the band aids where needed. (Fabric band aids) Do this, on and off, until your hands get calices in all the right places. It will take some time? I change the tape, at the least, weekly. Using a razor blade, I carefully cut down the wrapped portion stick through the tape to remove it. NEVER LET THE END ON THE TAPE STICK TO ITSELF ON THE ROLL!!! It's almost impossible to get apart if you do. Remember, that it sticks only to itself. The tape will provide a great grip that can increase your attack speed substantially, BUT WILL cause blistering, and can be a pain in the A$$, for several reason, to use. However, I will still keep using it. Good luck!!!
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i bought this tape cuz my fingers were TORE up and i needed to let them heal for a day or two without sacrificing practice time. the tape overall did the job i needed it to, it was comfortable and saved my fingers like i wanted. having said that, this type of tape can be found next to the band aids in any store for like one or two dollars, it just wont say vater on the tag. also, i found that when i put the tape on the sticks, it slid off after a song or two, however i play pretty hard.
good stuff, does the job, cool colors, but in my opinion, it's overpriced for what it is.
Comments about Vater Stick and Finger Tape:
Great tape, worth the price, but has some minor problems. Will use again!
This is my first time using tape on my marching snare sticks, and I have to say its great in reducing pain from current blisters when playing. Putting it on the sticks though causes more blisters than the bare wood would.
The roll literally sticks to itself, you have to make sure you keep the end of the tape loose for use nextime otherwise it will stick to itself and it will be VERY hard to pick off and start again.
Very much worth the price, great for what you pay.
Comments about Vater Stick and Finger Tape:
This tape is great for your fingers because it prevents blisters and also makes your existing blisters not hurt as much, but this tape is no good for your sticks. The tape slides off after a while and it causes more blisters than the bare sticks would. Plus, if you're a drummer who can't hold onto his sticks, you need more practice.
Comments about Vater Stick and Finger Tape:
When I buy new sticks I wrap them with this tape- and I don't drop a stick during gigs or at practice. Before, I would be into a groove, and "whoop", there would go a stick. My only complaint is that you HAVE TO fold back the loose end, or you will never get the roll started again, it really sticks to itself. I also wrapped my hot rods- a great improvment in grip.
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This stuff looks like sand paper!!! It might be okay if you tape your fingers but doesnt it give you even worse blisters if you put it on the sticks? It is a realy good price though.
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Tape your finger(s) not your sticks. I almost always have some nasty blister during and after a performance. Not with this tape though.I'll never leave home without it now.
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This tape is killer. I never put tape on my sticks, if I break one, I'm out the tape. I used to wrap my fingers in sport tape but It wasn't that flexible. This stuff isn't sticky, its like gauze, and it does bend with your fingers without breaking or coming loose. If your playing long enough to get blisters, buy this. I just finished a 3 hour set. I don't have a mark on me.
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I wasn't expecting much. But it is so cheap, I figured why not.I have been using the Ahead grip tape for some time, which I love, however the stuff is expensive after a while. For an active gigging musician, it gets expensive when you go through at least a pair of sticks per weekend. The Vater tape is very thin compared to Ahead grip tape, similar to a medical tape. However, its very easy to apply and is quite comfortable. Just secure the top end with a piece of electrical tape and you are good to go. I played two gigs so far and didn't drop a single stick and had no problems. The grip tape held up well and you can't beat the price. If you are a drummer on a budget, definitely give this a try. As good as Ahead grip tape? No. Better than a bare stick? Yes. A great bang for your buck.
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This is great at first, but the fabric starts to spread apart as you play exposing the sticky backing. The sticky stuff gets all over your hands. I would not recommend this product to anyone.
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This is pretty much colored medical gauze, which is why it doesn't stick onto your drumsticks. Gauze however, stays on your skin VERY well, plus you can wrap it as tight as you want, as much as you want. Try using it as finger tape, just wrap it around your fingers and part of the palm of your hand. I am going to purchase some myself and use it that way
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Dmitri Nikulin is Professor of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research. He received his PhD in philosophy from the Institute for Philosophy of the Academy of Sciences in Moscow and held visiting positions at the universities of Essen, Heidelberg (Germany), Oslo (Norway), Reykjavik Academy (Iceland), Universidad de los Andes (Santiago, Chile), Istituto italiano per gli studi filosofici (Naples, Italy), Ecole pratique des hautes études (Paris).
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PANDAS is an acronym which refers to "pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections." It is diagnosed clinically after a patient develops a number of behavioral and physical symptoms following a strep throat infection.
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PANDAS is a rare condition. It is believed that approximately one in 2,000 children are affected, though the diagnosis may be overlooked due to some of the common symptoms associated with the disease. In fact, there are some researchers who recommend including PANDAS in a category of other disorders which include similar neuropsychiatric symptoms called CANS (childhood acute neuropsychiatric symptoms) or PANS (pediatric acute-onset neuropsychiatric syndrome).
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Vic Verma joined Savi Technology in 1990. He previously held the positions of vice president of engineering and chief operating officer at Savi, before becoming president and chief executive officer in 1997. As VP of
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Raytheon in May 1999. He earned a B.S. degree from the Florida Institute of Technology, an M.S.E. degree from the University of Michigan, and an Advanced Engineers degree from Stanford University, all in electrical engineering. He also
completed all the coursework and passed the qualifying exam for his Ph.D. candidacy in electrical engineering from Stanford University before leaving to join Savi. In addition, he attended the executive management program for CEOs at
Harvard Business School, the AEA Executive Institute at Stanford University, and the Financial Management Program at the University of California-Berkeley. Vic has been granted eight patents and has several other patents pending. In 1994,
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Guy Kawasaki is a founder and Managing Director of Garage Technology Ventures. Prior to this position, he was an Apple Fellow at Apple Computer, Inc. and sits on the board of BitPass Inc. A noted speaker and the founder
of various personal computer companies, Guy was one of the individuals responsible for the success of the Macintosh computer. He is also the author of eight books including Rules for Revolutionaries, How to Drive Your Competition Crazy,
Selling the Dream, and The Macintosh Way. Guy holds a B.A. from Stanford University and a M.B.A. from UCLA, as well as an honorary doctorate from Babson College.
Randy Komisar joined Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers in 2005 as a partner. For several years prior Randy has partnered with entrepreneurs creating businesses with leading edge technologies. He was a co-founder of
Claris Corporation, served as CEO for LucasArts Entertainment and Crystal Dynamics, and acted as a "virtual CEO" for such companies as WebTV, Mirra and GlobalGiving. He was a founding Director of TiVo where he is currently chairman of the
Nominating and Governance Committee. Earlier Randy served as CFO of GO Corporation and Senior Counsel for Apple Computer, following a private practice in Technology Law. Randy holds a BA in Economics from Brown University and a JD form
Harvard Law School. He is a Consulting Professor of Entrepreneurship at Stanford University and author of the best-selling book The Monk and the Riddle, as well as several articles on leadership and entrepreneurship. Randy frequently
speaks here and abroad on such topics.
Before co-founding Fluidigm, as Mycometrix, Mr. Worthington held a variety of engineering, operations and marketing positions at Actel Corporation, which designs, develops and markets field programmable gate arrays
(FPGAs) and associated design and development software and programming hardware. Mr. Worthington served in several departments during his tenure at Actel, including product engineering, R&D engineering management, program management,
product planning, and strategic marketing. His last position at Actel was Director, Strategic Marketing and Product Planning. Mr. Worthington received his undergraduate degree in Physics and a Masters degree in Electrical Engineering from
Stanford University.
Ann Winblad is the co-founding Partner of Hummer Winblad Venture Partners. She is a well-known and respected software industry entrepreneur and technology leader. Her background and experience have been chronicled in
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prestigious clients such as IBM, Microsoft, Price Waterhouse, and numerous start-ups. In addition, Ann has co-authored the book Object-Oriented Software and has written articles for numerous publications. Ann received a BA in mathematics
and in business administration, as well as an MA in education and international economics from the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, Minnesota. Ann also has an honorary Doctorate of Laws from the University of St. Thomas. Ann has served
as a Director of start-up and public companies and currently serves as a director of Intacct, The Knot, Voltage Security, Krillion and Mulesource. She is also a member of the Board of Trustees of the University of St. Thomas and is an
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As Senior Vice President of Hardware, Matt Hershenson brings a wealth of experience to Danger. He is responsible for Danger's hardware engineering, development and design efforts. Before co-founding Danger, Matt managed
the hardware group at Mainbrace Corporation, a Windows CE systems integrator. Prior to Mainbrace Corporation, Matt served in various roles at Philips Electronics. During his tenure with the Philips Mobile Computing Group, he was
responsible for the hardware of the Velo-1 handheld PC, one of the first Windows CE devices. While at Philips Semiconductors, Matt served as a systems architect, where he played an integral role in the design of numerous consumer handheld
devices, including the Sharp Mobilon, Philips Nino, and the Compaq C-series. Before Philips, Matt was a hardware engineer with Catapult Entertainment, since acquired by Hearme. He was part of the team that turned the vision of multi-player
gaming over the Internet into a reality. He handled all aspects of product development and design for the XBAND Video Game Modem. Matt also played a key role in the product development and design of the Apple Powerbook 150, then Apple's
most affordable PowerBook computer. Matt also co-founded MOTO Development Group, a product design consultancy firm specializing in product development. MOTO aided in the design of many technical products, such as remote controls for Apple
Interactive TV.
As senior vice president, Worldwide Marketing, Ken is responsible for all palmOne marketing activities, including product marketing. Prior to joining the company, Ken was the founder and chief executive officer of
Riffage.com, a venture capital-funded music media company backed by Mayfield Fund, Bertelsmann and AOL. The management team he recruited built Riffage into a popular music site on the Internet, with 1 million unique visitors per month,
signing major sponsors including Sony, Sega, Lipton's and Telocity. Before founding his own company, Ken was vice president of corporate marketing for Diamond Multimedia Systems, a leading PC peripherals company, where he managed all
worldwide marketing functions, tech support, customer service and Internet marketing. Ken also led the introduction of the Rio portable MP3 player, which established the MP3 market and maintains a leading share today after the entry of
Sony, Compaq, Philips, Samsung and Intel, among others. Previously, Ken headed marketing for Apple Computer's PIE (personal interactive electronics) division, overseeing all Newton marketing programs. Ken also has held key marketing roles
at NEC Technologies, Cognitive Systems and Atari. He holds a master of business administration degree from Stanford University and an undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan.
Turner is a producer at Electronic Arts specializing in action-hero titles. She is working on her second James Bond game and recently completed production on the Gameboy Advance version for release this November. Turner
joined EA from another area of entertainment and technology: digital music. In 1999 she co-founded and led Gigabeat, a Kleiner Perkins company. Gigabeat provided music personalization and delivery technology and was acquired by Napster in
2001. Prior to Gigabeat, she worked on a series of projects in film and online music in Los Angeles. Turner holds a M.S. and B.A. from Stanford University.
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payments online. An eBay employee since early 2001, she is responsible for the strategy, growth, and financial performance of PayPal's merchant services group, the business unit providing payment solutions to small and large e-commerce
merchants. Before eBay, Tilenius was senior vice president of sales and marketing for PlanetRx.com, a company she co-founded and took public on the NASDAQ in 1999. Previously, she was vice president of business and product development for
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worked on the Initial Public Offering for America Online in 1992, and she subsequently decided to join its corporate development group where she managed mergers, venture investments and strategic partnerships. Tilenius graduated with high
honors from Brandeis University where she earned both her bachelor's degree in economics and her master's degree in international finance. She also received her master's in business administration from Harvard Business School. Tilenius
also spent time as a presidential management intern through a two-year fellowship with the U.S. government where she worked for Treasury Secretary Brady and Carla Hills on Japan-U.S. trade negotiations.
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Anyone following the Dornan Situation in California?
by James Denison - 2/8/13 10:10 AM
His Manifesto
although I noted it's labeled "manifesto" not by him, but others. They seem to like that word for situations like this.
He's engaged in deliberate misdirection it seems, leaving personal items around San Deigo, burning his Nissan Truck near Big Bear rec area.
Manhunt continues. Also the cops have become trigger happy having shot up two trucks and wounded 2 of 3 occupants, believing the trucks might be his. Whatever happened to making sure of your target before shooting begins?!


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"…Time is your canvas and sound is your paint…"
Though these words were spoken by just one of many teachers composer Keeril Makan had in his musical upbringing, their continuing effect is obvious. His distinct brand of controlled cacophonous music is receiving wonderful press (The New Yorker, Newsday, Sequenza21, and even yours truly ); His works have been performed by great ensembles such as the Kronos Quartet, Bang On a Can All-Stars and Either/Or; His music has been featured in numerous festivals throughout the world (MATA Festival, Other Minds Festival, Gaudeamus Festival, Voix Nouvelles), and he is the recipient of several awards including the 2008 Rome Prize (American Academy in Rome), as well as awards from Meet The Composer and ASCAP. Even with such massive buzz as a composer, Keeril is also handling the position of Assistant Professor of Music at MIT. He managed to take some time and talk to us about his composer beginnings as well as his current CD Target, and a little about his life as well
CM: When you studied violin, were you thinking of a career as a violinist with any kind of soloist aspirations?
KM: I enjoyed playing violin, but I realized at a certain point that I wasn't really a performer. I have tremendous respect for musicians who can both master their instrument and connect with an audience. I actually stopped playing violin for a number of years during college. When I came back to it in graduate school, it changed my composing. I suddenly reawakened my physical connection to sound. Ever since then, I try to play the instruments that I'm writing for if I have the opportunity. This is how I wrote both Zones d'accord and Resonance Alloy. My physical exploration of the instruments connects the music with the idiosyncrasies of my body. It makes the music more personal, and I think more unique.
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|2nd Annual All Children's Hospital Johns Hopkins Medicine Research Symposium - Friday, October 11
The second annual All Children's Hospital Johns Hopkins Medicine Research Symposium will be held on Friday, October 11, 2013 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the Outpatient Care Center. This year's symposium will integrate the themes of research, education and ethics.
As in 2012, the Symposium will feature oral presentations and open poster sessions on the work of ACH-affiliated researchers.
The morning session will consist of the REWards (Research Ethics Workshops about responsibilities and duties of scientists) Program which is specifically designed for research principal investigators. This program required pre-registration, which is now over, and all seats are filled.
However, Grand Rounds and the afternoon oral and poster presentations are open and all ACH community members are welcome.
Margaret R. Moon, M.D., M.P.H., Freeman Scholar in Clinical Ethics at the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics, will discuss research ethics as the featured speaker for Pediatric Grand Rounds from 12:30 to 1:30pm. Lunch will be complimentary. Additionally, as part of the afternoon sessions, Allen Everett, M.D., Professor of Pediatrics at Johns Hopkins, will discuss "Identification and Development of Brain Injury Markers" and Brigitta Mueller, M.D., the new Vice President, Medical Affairs and Chief Safety Officer at All Children's Hospital, will explore "What is New in Sickle Cell Research?"
The symposium will conclude with the presentation of the award for this year's Best Research Abstract.
Continental Breakfast, OCC A
7:45 a.m.
Welcome - Neil Goldenberg, MD, PhD
REWards Program - Margaret R. Moon, MD, MPH
11:15 a.m. -12:15 p.m.
Poster Viewing Session #1, OCC C/D/E
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Grand Rounds, Education Conference Center
1:45-2:00 p.m.
Oral abstract presentation: Plac1 (Placenta-specific 1) is Widely Expressed in the Developing Embryo and Essential for Normal Brain Development - Michael Fant, MD, Ph.D.
2:00-2:15 p.m.
Oral abstract presentation: Development of New Risk Models for Hospital-Associated Venous Thromboembolism in Children: Findings from a Large Single-Institutional Case-Control Study - Christie M. Atchison, BS
Poster Viewing Session #2, OCC C/D/E
3:15-3:30 p.m.
Oral abstract presentation: Efficacy of Dendritic Cell Vaccination in a Murine Model of Neuroblastoma - Shari Pilon-Thomas, PhD
3:30-3:45 p.m.
Oral abstract presentation: PCFT Is Silenced By DNA Methylation In Pediatric Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Resulting In Decreased Methotrexate Uptake - Calvin K. Lee, MD
3:45-4:15 p.m.
Invited presentation: Identification and Development of Brain Injury Biomarkers - Allen Everett, MD
Invited presentation: What's New in Sickle Cell Research? - Brigitta Mueller, MD
Best Abstract Award presentations and Closing Remarks - Neil Goldenberg, MD, PhD
All sessions, except for otherwise noted, are in the OCC first floor conference rooms.
Development of New Risk Models for Hospital-Associated Venous Thromboembolism in Children: Findings from a Large Single-Institutional Case-Control Study
Cosmetic Outcomes Following Single Incision Laparoscopic, Multiport Laparoscopic and Open Appendectomy in Children
Gestational Age at Birth and Outcomes after Neonatal Cardiac Surgery: An Analysis of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons Congenital Heart Surgery Database
Plac1 (Placenta-specific 1) is Widely Expressed in the Developing Embryo and Essential for Normal Brain Development
Repeat CT Scans After Pediatric Trauma: Risk of Missed or Delayed Injury Versus Increased Radiation
Same Day Discharge Following Appendectomy Results in Cost Savings and Improved Efficiency
Pediatric Preoperative Blood Ordering: When is a Type and Screen or Crossmatch Really Needed? Preoperative Blood Ordering for Pediatric Surgery.
Assessment of the Withdrawal Assessment Tool (WAT-1) in Children with Congenital Heart Disease: A Retrospective Pilot Study.
Use of Molecular Adsorbent Recirculating System (MARS) Therapy in children. A single center's experience.
Prenatal Evaluation of Heart Function in Ebstein's Anomaly, Response to Transplacental Therapy, and Outcomes
A Comparison of Pediatric and Adult Nurses' Attitudes Toward the Care of Obese Patients
Endocrine Progenitor Cells Are Notch Active
Endotracheal Tube Cuff Pressures and Post-operative Complications in Pediatrics-An Observational Study
Prevalence of Healthy Weight Maintenance and Reversal of At-Risk Weight Patterns During School-Age: A Longitudinal Analysis from the ECLS-K Cohort
Computer-Assisted Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Childhood Anxiety in Community Mental Health Centers
Pediatric Clerkship Fear Factor: Effects of a Simulated Curriculum on Third Year Student Anxiety Related to Family-Centered Rounds
Efficacy of Dendritic Cell Vaccination in a Murine Model of Neuroblastoma
PCFT Is Silenced By DNA Methylation in Pediatric Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Resulting in Decreased Methotrexate Uptake
An Invertebrate Gut Immunoglobulin-like Protein Interacts with Adherent Communities of Bacteria
Daily Variation in Feelings of Intimacy for a Main Partner Predict Incident STI Within a Prospective Cohort of Urban Adolescent Females
Characterization of the High Molecular Weight CD45 Variant Known as B220 on Normal Developing B Cells
An Administrative Database Examination of Allergic Illness Among Youth with Tics
Suicidality among Youth with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Safety and Efficacy of Bosentan in Infant Pulmonary Hypertension
Variation in Actual Versus Prescribed Parenteral Nutrition in Very Low Birth Weight Preterm Infants
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Samuel W. Dinger, Sr., 70, of Brookville, (Stanton), died Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at home.
He was born Sept. 27, 1942, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Ervin E. and Mary (Steiner) Dinger.
On Aug. 4, 1961, he married the former Judith M. Depp, who survives.
He attended the Stanton United Methodist Church.
Mr. Dinger worked as a truck driver and heavy equipment operator.
In addition to his wife, surviving relatives include six children, Samuel W. Dinger, Jr. of Cape Coral, Fla., Steven Dinger and wife Denece of Summerville, Scott Dinger of Brookville, Shawn Dinger
David Anthony Rowan, 54, of DuBois, died Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, at home.
He was born Oct. 5, 1958, in Erie, a son of the late Thomas Anthony Rowan and Dolores T. (Woods) Rowan of DuBois.
David was a graduate of Academy High School in Erie.
He was Catholic by faith.
Mr. Rowan was the caretaker of his mother, Dolores.
In addition to his mother, surviving relatives include a brother, John A. Rowan; two sisters, Georgine R. Sweitzer, and Kathleen Catrabone, all of DuBois; and numerous nieces and nephews and great-nieces and nephews.
Edith J. Snyder, 77, of Punxsutawney, passed away Friday, Dec. 28, 2012, at Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
Mrs. Snyder was born May 18, 1935, in Punxsutawney, a daughter of the late Raymond S. Bair and Cora V. (White) Snyder.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Jay C. Snyder.
Mrs. Snyder was a member of the First Church of God, where she was a devoted Sunday School worker for more than 40 years.
Edith was also a secretary for Cloe Lumber.
She enjoyed housekeeping and spending time with her family.
Nancy North Pitts, 78, of Brookville, died Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at home.
She was born Feb. 8, 1934, in Brookville, a daughter of the late Robert C. North and Aileen Fulton North.
On Oct. 20, 1955, she married Richard J. Pitts, who survives.
She taught the third grade in the Punxsutawney Area School District for 22 years at Mapleview School, retiring in 1993.
She was a member of the First United Methodist Church for 65 years; a 1952 graduate from Brookville Area High School who then attended Indiana College and Penn State University.
William E. Smith, 81, of DuBois, passed away Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at DuBois Regional Medical Center, DuBois.
Mr. Smith was born Sept. 18, 1931, in Winslow Township, the son of the late Kenneth E. Smith and Dorothy R. (Graham) Smith.
On Oct. 14, 1989, he married Audrey C. (Meier) Smith who survives.
He attended Reynoldsville High School.
Mr. Smith was a sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corp during the Korean Conflict.
He was a retired mechanic of 25 years for Dennison Brothers Chevrolet of Reynoldsville.
Mr. Smith attended the Salem Methodist Church.
Marguerite E. (Pearce) Smith, 95, of Smithport, Pa., died Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012, at the Mulberry Square Elder Care & Rehabilitation Center in Punxsutawney.
The daughter of George C. and Grace (Stiver) Pearce, she was born on March 28, 1917, in Banks Township, Indiana County.
Marguerite was a member of the Smithport Wesleyan Methodist Church, where she had actively served her church in many capacities, including as a Sunday School teacher, as well as being involved with the Missionary Society for more than 30 years.
She thoroughly loved spending time with her grandchildren.
Lauretta Shoffner Shekitka, 85, of Bozeman, MT, passed away on
Dec. 19, 2012, in her apartment at Springmeadows.
Lauretta was born on Dec. 7, 1927, at the family home in Dora, Pa., to Charles and Mildred Shoffner.
She attended high school in Kittanning, Pa., and graduated in 1945.
While attending Syracuse University, she met and married the love of her life Andy Shekitka — a dashing Navy veteran and center on the SU football team.
Lauretta and Andy owned and directed All Seasons Camp in Mt. Tremper, N.Y., from 1960 to 1971.
Thomas Shiock Sr., 75, of Punxsutawney, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012, at Mulberry Square Elder Care & Rehabilitation Center.
He was born Feb. 9, 1937, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late John Shiock and Mary Jane (Kukula) Shiock.
In 1957, he married Suzanne (Bish) Shiock of Punxsutawney, who survives.
He began working construction in 1968, working many years for Local No. 910 Construction General Laborers.
He also worked for Jefferson Garage, drilled rigs for P&N Coal and ran the Starlight Drive-In.
Laird B. Braughler, 89, of Monroeville, died Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2012.
He was the beloved husband of the late Lucille (Brennan) Braughler; father of Beverly (Jim) Spare and Robert (Julie) Braughler; grandfather of Adam and Kate Braughler; brother of Lorraine Sterner, Dolan and Duane Braughler, and the late Maralene Emerick, Bernadine Sensabaugh and Ronald Braughler.
Laird was a U.S. Navy World War II veteran and had been employed by GMAC, where he was a dealer relations manager.
He also drove cars for Day Chevrolet.
H. Paul Hoover, 82, Valier, died Sunday, Dec. 23, 2012, at Presbyterian Hospital, Pittsburgh.
He was born on Jan.1, 1930, in Loop, Pa., a son of the late Russell and Vera (Fireman) Hoover.
He was the last remaining member of his family.
On July 28, 1956, he married Mary Emma (Braunns) Hoover, who survives.
He was a member of the Valier United Methodist Church and attended the Men's Breakfasts.
He served in the United States
Marine Corps during the Korean Conflict.
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Statistics (BLS). The hearing, entitled "The
Employment Situation: February 2011," will take place on Friday,
March 4, 2011, at 9:30 a.m. BLS Commissioner Keith Hall will testify
to recent developments in the labor market and answer questions on national
employment trends.
WHAT: Hearing on "The Employment Situation: February 2011"
WHO: Dr. Keith Hall,
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WHEN: 9:30 a.m., Friday, March 4, 2011
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Chairman-designate Senator Bob Casey will preside.
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Dew Powers Softball to Game One Win; Lady Falcons Earn Split with Brevard
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. - Pfeiffer University and Brevard College split a non-conference softball doubleheader on Saturday afternoon at Jack Ingram Field. The Lady Falcons took the opener 2-1 while the Tornados rallied for an 8-1 win in game two. Pfeiffer evens to 2-2 on the year while the Tornados improve to 5-1.
Ashlee Ellen put the Lady Falcons on the board in the fourth with her first career collegiate home run with a shot down the left-field line. After Brevard used small ball to tie it up in the fifth, a two-out RBI-single in the sixth by Celia Dew led to the eventual game-winner. Shelby Brown earned the win in the circle allowing just one run on six hits. Dew finished a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate.
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"That actually worked!" says 13-year-old Elizabeth Harwood after trying out a curveball throwing technique during a Darrington and Arlington area Special Olympics bowling team practice Saturday at Rocket Alley.
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Joey, 31, is part of a Special Olympics bowling team called "Wrecker Alley." It meets each Saturday in September and October at the downtown Arlington bowling alley and restaurant. The team includes young people from Darrington, Arlington and Snohomish.
Tom and Karen Barkholz, of Darrington, started the team five years ago, in part to keep their own two special needs kids active.
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Joey is perfecting his launch, which he makes from between his legs. Whether he bowls a gutter ball or a spare, Joey walks back to his seat with a smile on his face.
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I would have rather traded west for those 2 guys....
We didn't get fair market value for him unless he is damaged goods. This is like the BD trade in the sense that we cleared cap space. The two guys coming in likely won't be here beyond this season. Fair market value does not equal a salary dump, at least not in this case.Originally Posted by UNO Gracias
Time for some football!!!
Are you kidding me? Do you watch the players play at all? Chandler became very good when placed on this team. He did it his first year here. Armstrong has been here 3 years and shows little progress. He needs to get stronger and more focused. He will have one great game and three terrible games. He loses focus and seems lazy at times. Wilcox should do pretty well in this offense, but it will not be for long.Originally Posted by UNO Gracias
Originally Posted by UNO Gracias
There are old women that are stronger than Hilton.
me in cost cutting mode. I've cancelled my season tickets to save money. I can use the extra cash.
WCH, you don't think the Hornet's FO are interested in re-signing either guy?Originally Posted by West Coast Hornet
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I think most people are over reacting. Tyson is good but i believe most of that is because of Chris. He wasn't anything really spectacular in Chicago and i remember how the buzz around him was that they were surprised by the way he was playing. As for next season we will have to see what the front office does. But we have 2 big men that at least have some sort of offensive presence. Tyson is not worth 27 million or so for the next 2 years. 27 million for defense? Not really worth it. Although i like Tyson i'm not so concerned with losing him. I don't think anyone would really give up a first rounder for a one dimensional player. This will all pan out when we start winning again. I promise you Tyson will not be the same player with OKC. Chris elevates everyone's game. The definition of a true MVP! That being said......Geaux Hornets!!!!!
On a side note, I actually like Wilcox a lot...
He is 10x better offensively than Tyson is...defensively is another story...
Joe Smith >>>> Hilton/Marks/Bowen/Ely
Defense is gonna take a hit with this trade. But offense should get a boost..
But as someone said - short term fix to what is gonna be a long term problem...
Tyson is not even in the top 20 rated Centers based on John Hollingers stats.
Win shares based on basketball ref 2006 7.7; 2007 9.7; 2008 2.7
Like it or not his stats are down. I'm still not for this trade, just wanted to get some stats out there.
Well he is not a miracle worker as he has not elevated Hilton's game to that of a starting center. Also, we are not talking about just offense. Defense is where we will suffer.Originally Posted by djbless77
I think it's the implication that we're giving away another player to save money. One who is still young, and still developing. That bothers alot of people and rightfully so. Was he overpaid, of course! 95% of the guys in professional sports are overpaid. Seeing a young promising player basically given away, to OKC of all places rubs alot of Hornets fans the wrong way for a bevy of reasons, most notably the idea that the team is giving up on this season for the sake of saving money on the back end. It may help us on the balance sheets, but it will not help us on the court or at the box office.
Well thats easily explained. Last summer everybody believed we were this close to a championship, that only Posey was missing. Apparently right now they see, that it ain't happening ... so Shinn said "no way I am going to pay the luxury tax if we are not seriously competing for a championship".Originally Posted by Keewon
A look at the roster reveals that besides Chris Paul, David West and Tyson Chandler noone had any trade value. Paul and West are untouchable, so Tyson had to go ... its not that his production is the worst of all players. You said it right, Peja, West and Wright all had decreased production. But noone was gonna take Peja and Wright wouldn't have brought the needed financial relief. So again ... Tyson had to go.
That said ... I don't really like this trade. I don't mind trading Tyson. I don't mind getting Smith and Wilcox in return ... but with their abundance of 1st round picks there was no way they could have gotten them to throw one in? Not even the Nuggets or Spurs 2009 picks, which would be in the high 20s?
Thats what bothers me about this trade ...
Was this really the BEST deal out there? Wilcox and Joe Smith? What is he about 45 now? I mean really!?!
I agree with this entire postOriginally Posted by TheBigEasy
What a joke and a slap to the face....CP is not going to be happy, way to waste such a talented players years with some bs salary luxury bs talk...get real, its a sport, you play to frikin win...this franchise has proven again it wants to stay mediocre....Cp wont buy it, pray he stays, seriously pray
You need to understand the difference. The organization may be in good financial health from an operational standpoint (revenue, etc.). It has nothing to do with the salary cap. The league establishes that. You could be a Mark Cuban making billions. If the league says the cap is 100 million for example with the tax threshold at 150, Cuban could be making 250 million off of the squad and still pay the tax. Revenue does not control the salary cap.Originally Posted by Eleven79
Hey now, don't lump us all into that category. There were a few of us who knew this team needed more than Posey to be a championship team.Originally Posted by TheBigEasy
Originally Posted by HORNETSFAN
Right but when Tyson was in his third year he really wasn't that good either. didn't check the stats to compare the 2 but i think i will....kinda slow today at work. I actually like Hilton...not as our starter but i do like him. We are a pretty good defensive squad. I'd like to see how Joe Smith and Wilcox holds the lane down. Like i said i don't think Tyson is worth 27 mil for 2 more years.
12 million is a lot to pay someone to catch alleys.
I hope Hilton starts. He plays so much better as a starter.
I'm against picketing, but I don't know how to show it.
-Mitch Hedberg(R.I.P.)
"Still here dancing with the Googrux King, we'll be drinking Big Whiskey while we dance and sing..."
-R.I.P. LeRoi Moore(1961-2008)
we trade tyson. now we struggle the rest of the season. barely make the playoffs and lsoe in first round to a bigger team (spurs or lakers or blazers). we then fire scott in the offseason, and bring in a new coach and sign a middle of the road free agent. we then struggle that year and trade peja and posey (who demands a trade to a contender).
this spirals us into rebuilding mode with CP3 looking at the end of his contract. He waits until his deal is done, and then hits the road to a big team in a big market. 4 years later the hornets are struggling looking like we were in 2004.
This was a huge domino, and a huge mistake....simply because we got NOTHING in return.
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