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Never ever again. Had one type of insurance and called the office to verify they would take the new insurance I was planning to buy. Receptionist advised YES. I was pregnant at that time and wanted to make sure the insurance was accepted since I was far along my pregnancy. Over 2 months AFTER I presented my insurance and they COLLECTE FORMY DELIVERY BASED ON MY INSURANCE BENEFITS, I was advised Dr Dullye does NOT take my insurance. Her receptionist simply called me and told me they were having problems with my insurance and I needed o find a new doctor. When I was 30 weeks pregnant and AFTER THEY COLLECTED THE DELIVERY DEPOSIT BASE ON MY INSURANCE BENEFITS!!!! Oh wow. And they did NOT want to return my deliver charge AND want me to pay for the offices visits I had since they stated I elected an insurance that the doctor does not accept. Interesting how they were able to determine how much I had to pay for my delivery BASED ON MY INSURANCE benefits, but then tell me I was not covered. What??????!!!! They alleged the receptionist just told me my benefits. Isn't the doctor's office supposed to verify your coverage ? What sane person would elect to go to a doctor who is not eligible under their insurance when they are pregnant ? Amazing. So I will leave it up to you whether you think this is the type of doctor you would like for yourself.
I chose Dr. Dullye as my OB for my first baby because she was highly recommended by another physician whom I trust and respect. However, my own experience with Dr. Dullye was extremely negative, enough that I feel compelled to leave a review to warn others. There were many red flags along the way indicating that this was not the right OB for me, but I chose to ignore them, a decision I now regret. First, the staff,--especially the main nurse--were always dour and unfriendly. But hey, I was there to receive prenatal care, not make friends, so I could let that slide. Though my appointments consistently ran more than an hour late, it was not because Dr. Dullye was taking her time with patientsâat least, not with me. My visits with her were always extremely rushed, and she preferred staring at her iPad rather than looking me in the eye when I asked questions. It bothered me that Dr. Dullye could never seem to remember my medical history (after all, shouldnât it have been right there on the iPad?), but again, I excused this by telling myself she was just busy. Late in my second trimester, I started feeling like I had a urinary tract infection, but as urine samples were being taken at each appointment, I figured everything must be okay or the office would have notified me. Wrong. The nurse finally called me two weeks after my lab work came back showing an infection. UTIs can be very dangerous in pregnancy, yet they let that information sit for two weeks. This should have been the last straw, but at that point I was so far along I hated to switch doctors. Besides, all that really matters is a safe delivery, and surely Dr. Dullye could offer me that. So again, I decided to stay. Big mistake. During my delivery, which happened on a Friday night, Dr. Dullye expressed open frustration with my baby boyâs slow progress (what can I say, large heads run in our family). Clearly, my baby and I were standing in the way of her weekend. She cut an episiotomy to move things along even though I desperately wanted to avoid one and actually âjokedâ more than once that in the future she would only accept patients who had already delivered at least one baby. During the afterbirth, my uterus failed to contract and I hemorrhaged. Dr. Dullye did stay to see that I was stabilized, but afterwards was out of there so fast we didnât even have time to take a picture with her (although by that point I wasnât really wanting a picture). Five days after delivery, I came in to the office in severe pain and feeling ill. I was worried about a uterine infection because of the problems with the delivery of my placenta, but Dr. Dullye said it was likely just a slight irritation at the episiotomy site, hastily prescribed me a low dose of a mild antibiotic, and sent me on my way. The next night, I ended up in the ER and was readmitted to the hospital with a fever of 104.5. The diagnosis: uterine infection. Due to my complications, I had three follow up office visits in addition to seeing Dullye during my (second) hospital stay. In the early visits, as sick as I was, I came in with my husband and new baby beaming with pride over our newborn son. I thought that after seeing me for the past nine months, surely they would be excited to meet my baby boy. Wrong. No one asked to see him, no one asked how he was doing, no one mentioned him, period. Not the receptionist, not the nurse, not even Dr. Dullye. At my final follow up visit, Dr. Dullye did finally ask, almost as an afterthought, âHowâs she doing?â It took me a second to realize whom she was referring to. Then I said, âDo you mean the baby? My son?â After all we had been through, Dr. Dullye could not even be bothered to remember my babyâs gender. This really was the last straw (I know, took me long enough) and I found a new doctor who confirmed what Dr. Dullye never would admit, that I do have a piece of retained placenta in my uterus. Two months after delivery, I am still dealing with the complications from this, although thankfully my new doctor is compassionate and I believe he truly does care about my health and well-being. There are lots of good doctors out there; in my opinion, Dr. Dullye is not one of them.
Dr. Dullye has been my doctor since she begin practicing. It never ceases to amaze me in how she spends one on one time as if you are her only patient regardless of how busy her day is. From the moment you enter her office, you will be welcomed by a great staff and will leave feeling like you are important and appreciated as a patient, rather than having been run through a cattle barn:) I highly recommend her.
Dr. Dullye is the best OB beyond my expectation! Her skills are absolutely exceptional! And she has such a gentle and sweet personality let me feel very reliable. With my really bad experience of my first baby, I tried very hard to find a good OB for my second one. I am so grateful that Dr. Dullye walked the whole journey with me using such great care and professional skills, making me feel so safe and so happy. During the labor and delivery process, she let me feel I'm always been taken care of, not only by her professional skills, she also comforts me with her warm words. I have to emphasize she is so amazing with all the complications and the delivery was just like a miracle in her hands. I couldn't think of any doctor better than her to deliver the baby quickly while protecting the mom with minimal injuries. She is such an amazing doctor! I would recommend her to anyone looking for an OB. Her office staff are very nice and also very professional. Everything I experienced is very positive.
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MINNEAPOLIS At the beginning of this season, the Minnesota Twins struggled to turn double plays. For a stretch of six games early in the year, they didn't turn a single one. Often times, they'd get the first out but fail to capitalize on the second one. Now, Minnesota leads all of baseball in double plays turned, much to the surprise of those turning them. "Do we really?" asked shortstop Brian Dozier, when told that the Twins' 69 double plays turned leads the majors. (The next closest is Toronto with 57.) Added second baseman Alexi Casilla: "Seriously? I didn't know that." Indeed, the Twins have perfected the art of, well, the twin killing. They turned four double plays in Monday's 5-4 win over the visiting Oakland Athletics, the first time this season that an opponent grounded into four double plays against Minnesota. Left-hander Scott Diamond was on the mound when three of those four double plays were turned. Diamond was making just his fifth start since being called up fro...
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According to USA Today, American Idol alum Adam Lambert will front the legendary rock band Queen when the group headlines England's Sonisphere Festival tonight, July 7th.
Lambert confirmed the news on his Twitter account posting "I have been invited by Queen to sing one very special concert!" Adam tweeted Monday. "Sorry to be coy about the details the past few weeks, but I made a promise to keep it under wraps as best I could. Gonna be a surreal night!"
The festival is set to take place at Knebworth Park, the arena where the band's original frontman, Freddie Mercury performed his final concert in 1986. Mercury died five years later in 1991.
Via press release, Queen guitarist Brian May commented, "Judging by my incoming mail, this decision will make a lot of people very happy. It's a worthy challenge for us, and I'm sure Adam would meet with Freddie's approval! And what better place to revisit, and walk those emotional paths than Knebworth? It will be a rush."
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Work begins Monday, June 29, to help people of Coal City to recover from the damage done by the EF3 tornado that hit the city on Monday, June 22. Contact Van Peters for more information: 159 Faith Dr. Creal Springs, Ill 62922 Cell: 309.212.8797 firstname.lastname@example.com
In the latest edition of Mainstream, GRR's newsletter:
Dwight Stinnett's Last Column as Executive
There will be only one edition of Mainstream distributed during June. Two issues per month will resume in July.
GRR Annual Gathering - October 2 - 3
Speakers and Location announced
2015 Ministers Conference: New Hope of Faithful Churches with Rev. Dr. Jeffrey Jones
Registration is now open (download and mail in; or, online) for this continuing event for ministerial church leaders. The seminar is scheduled for Thursday, October 1 from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. at The Chateau Bloomington (Illinois) Hotel and Conference Center.
Seminar fee includes a copy of "facing decline, Finding Hope: New Possibilities for Faithful Churches," Jones' most recent book.
North Bridge Baptist Hosts Ordination Council for Pastor Michael Sloan
On Sunday, June 7, the church hosted a council to examine their pastor, Michael Sloan (at left; Tim Smith at right), in regard to the congregation's call for his ordination. Pastor Jim Wolfe (Pontiac First Baptist Church), served as chairperson of the council. Other council participants were Steve Anderson (Sr. Pastor, Fairbury First Baptist Church), Harry Sanders (Area III Assistant Area Minister), Shai Nyi (M.D. Pontiac First Baptist Church), Russell Zehr (El Paso First Baptist Church music minister), Adam Davis (Sr. Pastor, Bloomington First Baptist Church), Janice Hazekamp (retired ISU ABC campus minister and hosting church advocate for Michael), Tim Smith (Pastor, El Paso First Baptist Church) and his wife Val Smith (teacher; member of El Paso First Baptist Church), and Richard Ricks (GRR Regional Associate Minister serving Area III). The church is scheduling a worship service of ordination to be held in August.
Marley Community Church Honors Pastor Allan Holder
On Sunday, May 31, Clauido Lauciello of Marley Community Church and Richard Ricks of the Great Rivers Region presented a certificate to Pastor Allan celebrating his 30 years as pastor of the church. Allan's wife Mary Jane joined him as he thanked the church for the honor of their recognition. Allan and Mary Jane came to the church from Michigan via Northern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Board of Ministry Announces GRR Staffing Changes
As a result of Regional Ministry Board action on Monday, May 18, Dwight Stinnett (retiring in June) is pleased to report that our staffing arrangements for 2015 (and in to 2016) have been completed...changes will be effective 1 June and will last only 12 months. It is assumed that the next Regional Executive Minister will be able to design their own staffing plan by that time. (Changes | Staffing Chart)
Dwight Stinnett Describes GRR Board's Charge to Interim Executive, Larry Mason
First, this is part-time. Larry will not be available 24/7.
- His focus will be to maintain legal and administrative stability for the Region during this transition. His tenure is temporary. The regional covenant with Larry names December 2015 as the ending date. That is done with the full hope and anticipation that the work of the Executive Minister Search Committee will be finished by (or before) then.
- Larry is prepared to negotiate an extension with the Board if that is necessary.
Larry and I will be working together closely to make this transition as smoothly as possible. I am happy to leave the Region in Larry's capable hands.
Again, thank you for the privilege of having served you.
American Baptists Respond to Needs of Nepal
$25,000 in emergency relief funds from One Great Hour of Sharing (OGHS) has been released to trusted partners of American Baptist International Ministries (IM) in Nepal. This the OGHS first response to the needs. (more...)
Your Church Web Site Mobile Friendly?
About two years ago more internet searches were done on handheld/mobile devices, a.k.a smartphones, phablets, and tablets. Now Google, the most used web search service will begin on Tuesday, April 21 to list web search results giving preference to sites that are mobile friendly. According to USA Today on April 18, "A site that has been listed number one result of searches "could hypothetically fall to ninth or tenth place." Here is a site to test how mobile-friendly your site is: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly/
How does the abcgrr site compare: The result of the test is "Awesome! Your site is Mobile Friendly."
If you have not yet made changes, you are not alone. As many as 40% of top corporations - including retail - have not yet made changes. They are now scrambling to do so.
Churches need to make the change. We have the best and most important service in the world to offer. Let's communicate it so all can hear and see.
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Executive Minister Offers Clarity
There have been recent questions regarding the support of ABC missionaries historically promoted by the Great Rivers Region (see the attached flyer as an example).
In particular, I have gotten word that we are no longer promoting support for Kristy Engel – that is not true! We promote her support!
As I reflected on the possible source of such I rumor, I came to suspect that it is over the recently released list of "Special Interest Missionaries" by IM. This list has its roots in ABWM, and is related to their mission education strategy. It changes from year to year and the list of "special interest" missionaries selected by IM has nothing to do with the missionaries that the Great Rivers Region chooses to promote.
The Great Rivers Region continues to promote:
- ABC Missionaries serving in Costa Rica, because of our covenant relationship with Baptists in Costa Rica (presently this includes Ruth Mooney and Sue Hegarty).
- ABC Missionaries that have come from GRR churches (presently this includes Scott & Tan Coats, Annie & Jeff Dieselberg, Kristy Engel, Katie & Taku Longkumer, and Becky & Larry Stanton).
While we encourage the support of ALL ABC missionaries, we have assumed a special role in promoting the financial support of these missionaries. I am always happy to answer any such questions.
Dwight Stinnett
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Area V ABCGRR Steps Toward Reconciliation
In the March 26 edition of the Mainstream Executive Minister of the ABCGRR reports on the steps taken before and during and prayer for the future reconciliation in the Greater St. Louis area. You may also find Dr. Stinnett's report with pictures on the home page of Area V.
Many others throughout the ABCGRR were praying for the gathering at St. Louis' Day Spring Baptist Church on March 14. These included sisters and brothers of Area I meeting for their Annual Gathering (also meeting on Saturday, March 14) at First Baptist Church of Ottawa IL. A special time of prayer was set aside by Area I leaders during their business meeting. After all, isn't working to be instruments of peace God's purpose for the Church?
Alternative Ministerial Education
Dr. Paul Maitland serves as the new Dean of the Alternative Ministerial Education Program. He began 15 February.
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Tonight on AC360°, Charles Ramsey – the man who freed Amanda Berry, Georgina DeJesus and Michele Knight, spoke with Anderson Cooper.
Ramsey tells Cooper that his neighbor of about a year was "cool, he was no freak of nature" but yesterday he heard a girl scream "like a car had hit her kid." Amanda Berry told him "I've been trapped in here and he won't let me out. It's me and my baby." Berry, he tells Cooper "was well-groomed. She didn't look like she was kidnapped… That's what threw me off."
Ramsey says he doesn't feel like a hero, and when asked about a rumored reward, he shows Cooper his paycheck and says "give it to them (the girls)."
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MONTGOMERY | A bill that would ban smoking in most public places and work places in Alabama had still not come up for debate as the Alabama Legislature moved into the final hours of the 2008 regular session.
The bill by Sen. Vivian Figures of Mobile would ban smoking in restaurants and other public places. It would make an exception for bars where food sales make up less than 20 percent of their business.
The bill has already passed the Senate and was on the work agenda in the House for the final day. But House members spent much of Monday stalled as various groups of lawmakers used delaying tactics to slow action.
The bill had still not come up for debate shortly after 6 p.m., with the session scheduled to end at midnight.
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Applied Physics Reviews is a review journal featuring reviews of important and current topics of experimental or theoretical research in applied physics and applications of physics to other branches of science and engineering. These articles may vary in scope and length—from comprehensive reviews covering established areas in-depth to concise reviews covering new and emerging areas of science.
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Piezoelectric energy harvesting has attracted wide attention from researchers especially in the last decade due to its advantages such as high power density, architectural simplicity, and scalability. As a result, the number of studies on piezoelectric energy harvesting published in the last 5 years is more than twice the sum of publications on its electromagnetic and electrostatic counterparts. This paper presents a comprehensive review on the history and current state-of-the art of piezoelectric energy harvesting. A brief theory section presents the basic principles of piezoelectric energy conversion and introduces the most commonly used mechanical architectures. The theory section is followed by a literature survey on piezoelectric energy harvesters, which are classified into three groups: (i) macro- and mesoscale, (ii) MEMS scale, and (iii) nanoscale. The size of a piezoelectric energy harvester affects a variety of parameters such as its weight, fabrication method, achievable power output level, and potential application areas. Consequently, size-based classification provides a reliable and effective basis to study various piezoelectric energy harvesters. The literature survey on each scale group is concluded with a summary, potential application areas, and future directions. In a separate section, the most prominent challenges in piezoelectric energy harvesting and the studies focusing on these challenges are discussed. The conclusion part summarizes the current standing of piezoelectric energy harvesters as possible candidates for various applications and discusses the issues that need to be addressed for realization of practical piezoelectric energy harvesting devices.
In the last ten years, large improvements in the epitaxial silicon carbide processes have been made. The introduction of chloride precursors, the epitaxial growth on large area substrate with low defect density, the improvement of the surface morphology, the understanding of the chemical vapour deposition (CVD) reactions, and epitaxial mechanisms by advanced simulations are just the main results obtained in the homo-epitaxy process of 4H-SiC. After this large stride in the process of SiC epitaxial growth, it is time to collect this knowledge in a review that can be a reference point for the future work in this interesting field. The structure of the review is the following. After an introduction on the evolution and history of the epitaxial growth of 4H-SiC, the main physics parameter of this epitaxial growth process is explained in detail using the traditional Burton-Cabrera-Franck theory and the experimental observations of the surface instability due to the off-axis growths. Then the introduction of chlorinated precursors in the epitaxial process is reviewed and the effect of this new process on Schottky diodes characteristics is shown. The improvement of the epitaxy process is strictly related to the improvement of the simulation of the growth that helps the researchers to understand the effect of different parameters on such complex system. Then, a large part of the review is devoted to the simulations of the CVD systems, the reaction in the gas phase of the different precursors and the surface reaction models. Also, some important results obtained by Monte Carlo simulation on the study of different growth parameters that influence the formation of defects and their evolution are reported. Finally, the influence of different process parameters and in particular of the growth rate on the formation or the reduction of the principal defects that are observed in the epitaxial layer is reviewed. We have divided these defects in four categories: 3D defects (epi-stacking faults and inclusions), 2D defects (stacking faults), 1D defects (dislocations), and 0D defects (point defects). Also the influences of the growth parameters on the surface morphology (step-bunching) and the correlation with defects have been reviewed. In the conclusions the main results on the chloride epitaxy has been summarized and an outlook of this process in the next years has been presented with the actual understanding of the mechanism of the silicon carbide epitaxial growth.
High-affinity and highly specific antibody proteins have played a critical role in biological imaging, medical diagnostics, and therapeutics. Recently, a new class of molecules called aptamers has emerged as an alternative to antibodies. Aptamers are short nucleic acid molecules that can be generated and synthesized in vitro to bind to virtually any target in a wide range of environments. They are, in principal, less expensive and more reproducible than antibodies, and their versatility creates possibilities for new technologies. Aptamers are generated using libraries of nucleic acid molecules with random sequences that are subjected to affinity selections for binding to specific target molecules. This is commonly done through a process called Systematic Evolution of Ligands by EXponential enrichment, in which target-bound nucleic acids are isolated from the pool, amplified to high copy numbers, and then reselected against the desired target. This iterative process is continued until the highest affinity nucleic acid sequences dominate the enriched pool. Traditional selections require a dozen or more laborious cycles to isolate strongly binding aptamers, which can take months to complete and consume large quantities of reagents. However, new devices and insights from engineering and the physical sciences have contributed to a reduction in the time and effort needed to generate aptamers. As the demand for these new molecules increases, more efficient and sensitive selection technologies will be needed. These new technologies will need to use smaller samples, exploit a wider range of chemistries and techniques for manipulating binding, and integrate and automate the selection steps. Here, we review new methods and technologies that are being developed towards this goal, and we discuss their roles in accelerating the availability of novel aptamers.
Due to its manufacturing and size tailoring ease, porous anodic alumina (PAA) templates are an elegant physical-chemical nanopatterning approach and an emergent alternative to more sophisticated and expensive methods currently used in nanofabrication. In this review, we will describe the ground work on the fabrication methods of PAA membranes and PAA-based nanostructures. We will present the specificities of the electrochemical growth processes of multifunctional nanomaterials with diversified shapes (e.g., nanowires and nanotubes), and the fabrication techniques used to grow ordered nanohole arrays. We will then focus on the fabrication, properties and applications of magnetic nanostructures grown on PAA and illustrate their dependence on internal (diameter, interpore distance, length, composition) and external (temperature and applied magnetic field intensity and direction) parameters. Finally, the most outstanding experimental findings on PAA-grown nanostructures and their trends for technological applications (sensors, energy harvesting, metamaterials, and biotechnology) will be addressed.
Molecular spintronics, a field that utilizes the spin state of organic molecules to develop magneto-electronic devices, has shown an enormous scientific activity for more than a decade. But, in the last couple of years, new insights in understanding the fundamental phenomena of molecular interaction on magnetic surfaces, forming a hybrid interface, are presenting a new pathway for developing the subfield of interface-assisted molecular spintronics. The recent exploration of such hybrid interfaces involving carbon based aromatic molecules shows a significant excitement and promise over the previously studied single molecular magnets. In the above new scenario, hybridization of the molecular orbitals with the spin-polarized bands of the surface creates new interface states with unique electronic and magnetic character. This study opens up a molecular-genome initiative in designing new handles to functionalize the spin dependent electronic properties of the hybrid interface to construct spin-functional tailor-made devices. Through this article, we review this subject by presenting a fundamental understanding of the interface spin-chemistry and spin-physics by taking support of advanced computational and spectroscopy tools to investigate molecular spin responses with demonstration of new interface phenomena. Spin-polarized scanning tunneling spectroscopy is favorably considered to be an important tool to investigate these hybrid interfaces with intra-molecular spatial resolution. Finally, by addressing some of the recent findings, we propose novel device schemes towards building interface tailored molecular spintronic devices for applications in sensor, memory, and quantum computing.
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