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My real estate partner Pamela Deane and I have had a charmed professional life over the last three years. The two of us sold over 50% of the real estate in Old Bisbee and over 50% Bisbee and its several colorful subdivisions like Saginaw, Warren, TinTown, Galena to name a few. Sounds cliche but we both put the needs of our clients before ours and the word has spread. We have had 6 month stretches without a day off and do not go home until the work is done. We have the best location in town. Ground level in the Bisbee convention Center.
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|Reviews for Of Ballet and Bullets
| BSunkissed chapter 16 . 1/6
Ahhhhhhhhh! Please don't stop now! Finish this story, it deserves at least an end after all of your hard work. You have created pieces of these character's lives that are really apart of who they are now. I can tell how much effort you put into the plot development and despite minor errors you always have a clear story and the ability to create a true experience for your readers. Please finish.
I digress,
| rikuisis90 chapter 16 . 3/27/2014
Awesome story! Guessed it was screwy when she popped in but figured for sure when Riza noticed the curves. I love the romance you give them. And i have all your FMA stories and the ffx-2. You have great insight into how your characters could really feel! I love it and your and hope you vontinue soon! Definitely want a good love scene for both couples after everything they had to go through
| Guest chapter 16 . 10/24/2013
Update soon! It's really good!
| Xanderismyinvisablepenguin32 chapter 16 . 8/10/2013
Finish please
| VioTanequil chapter 16 . 1/10/2013
Well, I'm not sure if you'll finish this, but thanks for a wonderful read! You've got a great handle on the characters, and you write their interactions beautifully.
Hope you'll eventually update, but if not, it was a fun journey that you brought us on.
| Siren Air chapter 15 . 11/9/2012
Disregard the previous comment, it was posted before reading her page. Sad to say that this story will never be complete, it was an amazing story as well as her other stories. She was an amazing writer. Rest in Peace, may you continue to write your amazing stories in you after life.
| Siren Air chapter 16 . 11/9/2012
| Wisteria29 chapter 16 . 10/20/2012
Please update soon.
| DVVAL chapter 16 . 9/7/2012
| Blondynka chapter 16 . 6/7/2012
Awesome! I just love it! Any chance you'd update it soon :D?
| Cerisabeth chapter 16 . 5/23/2012
It was with sadness in my heart that I started reading this story knowing that it would never be finished, and even more now when I've read the last chapter. I fervently wish that this message somehow reaches you. It was a great story. The plot was very interesting and unravelled in a way that made me read the next chapter immediately. There were a few spelling and grammar errors but nothing that disturbed the reading. Whatever happens after death, whether you live on, ressurect or simply disappear, you should take pride in writing a great fanfiction.
| Athenafrodite chapter 16 . 1/27/2012
This story is so amazing, she was such a great author...
Rest in peace, Serenanna. You're alive in your stories.
| Dragonjek chapter 16 . 12/1/2011
Beautiful. The world is lesser for you absence. Rest in Peace.
| LyssaLa chapter 16 . 9/10/2011
Another beautiful example of your talent. I was even tearing up at some points. I can't help but feel sad knowing that this is the end but your amazing stories will always live on here at FF! I was just recommend to read this and I will be sure to pass it on to other fans who will adore it, and your other stories, just as much as I did 3
I really wish I had gotten into Fullmetal Alchemist before I did so I could have given you my praise while you were still with us. RIP 3
| SakuraCherryBlossomKokoro chapter 16 . 8/23/2011
Loved the last line! I think I read your story before but it stopped at the ballet show or whatever. I love it so please do update when you can. I want to know how the story ends LOL but true. Anyway everyone fits it's character in each story and the story itself is well organized. Love it!

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Originally written on The GP Golf Report | Last updated 10/30/13
Brendal Chamblee is known for criticizing Tiger in his columns and commentary. In the world of golf, Tiger Woods doesn't get criticized too often but just recently, Golf Channel analyst and columnist Brendel Chamblee criticized Woods for the violations he had this season accusing him of cheating. This doesn't come as a surprise as apparently, Chamblee has said bad things about Woods before. Woods eventually came out and spoke to the media about Chamblee's column. "All I am going to say is that I know I am going forward," Woods said according to Sporting News. Of course, many fans are angered at Chamblee for the column after he gave Woods an "F" grading in his column despite Woods winning the Player of the Year award. Look, I'm not a fan of Chamblee, I mostly read guys like Jason Sobel, Shane Bacon and Michael Collins. I also, am not a fan of Woods either and I've made that clear before. So basically, my attitude is that Tiger should just suck it up and quit whining because if he can't stand the heat then he should get out the kitchen because this kitchen cooks gourmet grub, not hamburgers. This is the same Woods that never takes offence to racial remarks whether it was Kelly Tilghman's "lynching" joke or recently with Sergio Garcia's "chicken" joke yet he'll get all upset when someone gives him a poor rating. The guys just brushes off racial stuff like it's no big deal and that's one of the main reason's I never respected Woods and it's a shame because he's a great golfer but if you're going to cry and moan about something that you're supposed to ignore but you ignore something that you should take some type of action to, then something's not right. Look, if you're going to ignore racial comments then you should ignore this too, that's all I'm saying because writers tend to criticize, it's kind of part of the job. Tiger Woods did speak out on the issue. Thanks to Sporting News for the quotes. Nobody has to be forced to bow down to you if they don't want to. It's obviously working for Chamblee isn't it? It's garnering attention right? Even Tiger's agent Mark Steinberg spoke out, "I'm all done talking about it and it's now in the hands of the Golf Channel," Steinberg said also according to Sporting News . There will always be a columnist that will criticize and being from Chicago, I'll always see some type of criticism in writing as well as in other big cities like New York, L.A. Dallas, and Atlanta but that comes with the territory and it's one of the reasons we enjoy reading certain columns because you know they'll write something that'll stir up some conversations. Of course not all columnists are going to criticize, and we love them too but I'm saying that the controversial pieces are the ones that get the juicy attention. Of course unless the writer is a racist scumbag like Phil Mushnick then that's going a bit too far. That dude should be fired but anyway, I can't feel bad for Woods at all because he rarely gets any criticism and when he does, everyone loses their minds and it's quite "eye rolling". The man has gotten nothing but good fortune and has been pampered all his career. Even when he wasn't playing well, experts picked Woods to win tournaments and he's received mostly positive media attention. So what, the man can't get criticized? I think that's silly because it's a part of sports and always will be and it's one of the best things about it. and another thing; Tiger Woods wouldn't be where he is today if it wasn't for the media and I just wanted to pint that out. It's nearly impossible to get rich and famous without some kind of media attention, it just is. Media is what makes the stars and I'm going to stand by that until someone tells me why it's not true and please friends, feel free to do so, I'd love to get your opinions on this and this situation as a whole. So basically, I'm not trying to exactly trying to defend Chamblee but I'm defending media as a whole. The people who criticize are just doing their jobs. It's their opinion and I mean come one, if everybody agreed with everything and just kissed every athlete or celebrity's toes then life would be kind of boring. So in all honesty, Tiger and his agent should have never spoke a word because they never took action on any of the racist comments so there's no reason for them to say anything on something as minor as this. Suck it up Tiger and Tiger nation and I say this in a friendly way because I love everyone and besides, Chamblee apologized anyway. So if you enjoyed this piece then please subscribe on the left side of your screen for more golf news and opinions and please don't hesitate to email me at email@example.com! Also, please follow me on Twitter @ChiGolfRadio! The GP Golf Report.
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The highest form of ignorance is when you reject
something you don't know anything about.
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We must learn to rethink medicine. We must learn never to discredit something, be it a hypothesis or just a remote hint, that some things are not always what they seem.
Last time, I talked a bit about cardiologist Dr. Sandeep Jauhar's recent book Doctored: The Disillusionment of an American Physician. It's a powerful read – perhaps most so in his telling of his own family's experience of what passed today as modern American "health care." That chapter begins with an epigraph from Voltaire:
The art of medicine, like that of war, is murderous and conjectural.
One Sunday morning, Sandeep got a call from his older brother Rajiv, the eldest son in a traditional Indian family and also a cardiologist. In fact, the brothers even worked at the same hospital, Long Island Jewish Medical Center.
Rajiv told his brother that their father had been having episodes of numbness and tingling in his left arm, with similar but milder symptoms on the right. Rajiv was worried that the symptoms were transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), or mini-strokes, and said he was taking their father to the hospital for evaluation.
Sandeep was skeptical. The symptoms were bilateral, yet the nerves aren't distributed in such a way that two-sided symptoms could manifest. When he had seen his father a few days earlier, his father hadn't mentioned any symptoms. Sandeep had inkling, though, that his father might be having some job-related anxiety and stress, owing to his personality type.
Rajiv accused his brother of being too academic about it all. He insisted he was taking their father to the hospital "to let the experts figure out what was going on."
The on-call neurologist likewise suspected a TIA, so she ordered a CT scan of the brain. The results were clinically normal. She then ordered an MRI of the head and brain stem, since early strokes don't always show up on a CT scan. The results were normal. So she placed him on a blood thinner.
When Sandeep arrived, he found Rajiv and their mother at his dad's bedside. His dad was being medicated by drip bag. Rajiv said that his blood pressure was high, so he'd already been given the drug lisinopril – a drug he'd declined to take before, despite his sons' urging.
Sandeep knew his father had refused all the medications they'd suggested because he no longer trusted drugs to keep him well. And looking at the path that led to that conclusion, it's really no surprise.
About 6 years earlier, Sandeep's father began having acute headaches from time to time, probably triggered by job stress. After several months, the headaches became chronic. The father began taking over-the-counter pain killers such as aspirin, ibuprofen and Tylenol, but got no relief. His physician back home suggested prescription meds. An array of specialists ordered an array of drugs: Flexeril, Fiorinal, Imitrex, amitriptyline, Paxil and prednisone.
But here's the kicker: None of his three internists, two neurologists, two rheumatologists, one anesthesiologist and one ophthalmologist had any opinion as to why he was having chronic headaches. At most, they suggested he was just getting old or that the pain was "all in his head."
Totally disappointed and fed up with this situation, the father one day stopped all medications. Two weeks later, his headaches were gone.
Now, here he was, caught up in the medical system again. More tests were ordered. First came an echocardiogram to see if perhaps a blood clot had partially dislodged in his heart and came to rest in his brain. That not being the case, they next did an esophageal echo, whereby an ultrasound camera was passed down his throat to get a close-up view of his heart. The observations were deemed unremarkable. A carotid artery ultrasound transcranial Doppler, a lower extremity Doppler and a chest CT all came up normal, as well.
At this point, the father was symptom-free, with no speech or other neurological deficits. So the attending neurologist decided to discharge him. She sent him on his way with scripts for the lisinopril, aspirin, Lipitor and the blood thinner Aggrenox. He returned to his son Rajiv's house to recuperate for a few days before he and his wife traveled back to their home in North Dakota.
By the third day, his symptoms had returned, worse than ever. He had virtually no sensation in his left arm.
So they whisked him off to the hospital again, where he was examined by yet another neurologist. He was given another CT scan of his head. Preparations were made for a repeat MRI.
It was then that a seasoned nurse who was personally attending to the father took Sandeep aside and said that she had observed that his father's symptoms worsened whenever he would tilt his head as if to touch his chin to his sternum. Sandeep rushed in to where the neurologist was reviewing the CT scan results, feverishly looking for subtle abnormalities. He told her what the nurse had suggested. The neurologist had never directly examined his father, so she instructed the father to tilt his head down, chin to sternum.
Sure enough, the numbness returned, suggesting a pinched cervical nerve, a relatively benign condition. They prescribed a neck brace and discharged him.
The more Sandeep thought about this whole chain of events, the more disturbed he became. The $30,000 diagnostic workup and a great deal of worry could have been totally avoided had the doctors only examined his father properly.
Long ago, that nurse's keen observation and the judicious laying on of hands were virtually the only diagnostic tools a doctor had. Yet even though physical examination alone should diagnose a pinched nerve with about 90% probability, the skills it takes are often treated as obsolete by the modern medical system. It's as if there's an almost irresistible urge to defer to MRIs and CT scans, nuclear imaging and other high tech diagnostics, so as to please the hospital administrators, board of directors and investors – and quell any fear of a lawsuit for "not doing enough." Hospital administrators and department chairs often view patients as commodities, always concerned about how to increase procedural volume and raise the bottom line.
It's diagnosis at a distance, doctor removed from patient by machines.
And what physicians like Dr. Jauhar have observed is that their colleagues' skills seem to have atrophied.
Jauhar cites a study from Duke University Medical Center, in which resident physicians were asked to listen to three common heart murmurs programmed into a mannequin. About half of them could not identify two of the murmurs, despite testing in a quiet room with ample time, unlike in the usual hospital setting. About two thirds missed the third murmur. Retesting didn't improve performance.
Another study he discusses involved more than 500 residents and medical students in 31 internal medicine and family practice residency programs on the east coast. The participants were tested on 12 heart sounds that had been recorded from a variety of patients. The residents were only able to correctly identify the sounds 20% of the time – only slightly better than the medical students.
Yet it wasn't so long ago that physicians managed to evaluate heart health with little more but a stethoscope and EKG instrument.
It seems clear that, on the whole, physicians today are very uncomfortable with uncertainty. They're rather uneasy making educated guesses based on their observations, intuition and reasoning. They want numbers, "objective" measurements, before making a diagnosis.
In his 1999 book Time to Heal, Washington University physician and historian Kenneth Ludmerer described the deteriorating intellectual environment in teaching hospitals:
Most pernicious of all from the standpoint of education, house officers [i.e., interns and residents] to a considerable extent were reduced to work-up machines and disposition-arrangers: admitting patients and planning their discharge, one after another, with much less time than before to examine them, confer with attending physicians, teach medical students, attend conferences, read the literature, and reflect and wonder.
In short, most everything that has historically defined the physician's work has been stripped away in the shift of the healing profession to a corporatized health care system. So it stands to reason that when a physician is faced with a patient with health issues that he or she can't explain, it can look a little something like this:
Hall of Fame Yankee catcher Yogi Berra once said, "You can observe a lot by watching." And you can also learn a lot by looking.
Every week, we get call after call from people wanting us to make some kind of assessment as to whether oral conditions may be making their medical issues worse. Sometimes it's about mercury amalgam "silver" fillings or mixed metal crowns. Sometimes it's fluoride; sometimes, root canal filled teeth or cavitations (ischemic bone disease). Sometimes it's about implants.
Often, if we do find a medical-dental connection, the patient wants us to do something about it right away. And we want to provide relief as quickly as possible. But we also want to provide excellent care the right way.
People often think of physicians and dentists as either incredibly greedy or unselfishly devoted. As ever, the truth lies somewhere in the middle.
Sir Julian Le Grand – a public policy expert and one of the main architects of the current "choice and competition" model of health care – has characterized changing attitudes among public servants and citizens through the metaphors of knights, knaves, pawns and queens. This seems to apply to those of us in health care, as well.
Dentists and physicians are often a mix of all of these roles. Most entered their profession with an earnest desire to help people, not to follow corporate directives or maximize income. Now, when the average person hears of medical executives receiving millions of dollars in bonuses, the blatant profiteering sickens. The system seems set to promote knavery over knighthood.
Recently, the Institute of Medicine estimated that health care spending that fails to improve outcomes amounts to $750 billion every year. Most of that is due to excessive paperwork, administrative costs and unnecessary or inefficient delivery systems.
In a commentary in JAMA a while back, Drs. Allan Detsky and Donald Berwick noted how "inpatient care at teaching hospitals has become a relay race for…physicians and consultants, and the patients are the batons." A 2009 study bears this out. Of more than 2800 inpatients, 75% could not name a single doctor assigned to their care. Among those who offered a name, 60% got it wrong.
Like medicine, dentistry, too, is going through a most tumultuous time. We must ask ourselves what we're willing to accept – and what we're willing to fight for. Figuring out your value system is critical.
Personally, I've tried to keep it simple: helping people in need, tending to them in their most vulnerable state and, empathizing with them, making myself a bit vulnerable, too. I try to clear my heart and mind and soul as to what really matters so that we can provide the best dental medicine to those who entrust us to their care.
Next time, we'll focus on some case histories of our own patients who have experienced the ravages of medicine first hand – and the impact of the choices they made in the aftermath.
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One of the foundational concepts of biological dentistry is the awareness of relationships between the teeth, gums and other oral tissues and the rest of the body. On one level, this is just common sense: after all, your mouth is physically connected to the rest of you. Yet even today, many dentists continue to treat the mouth in isolation, as if what happens there has no impact on the rest of the body. Happily, though, many more are finally beginning appreciate the relationships between oral health and systemic health – for instance, the connections between heart disease and gum disease.
But there is a deeper relationship, as well, with the body's meridian system. Generally speaking, meridians are the channels along which qi (chi) – psychophysical energy – flows through the body. Each runs through any number of body structures and organs. If there are blockages or disruptions in any given meridian, dysfunction can occur in any organ or structure located on that meridian. Thus, it's not uncommon to find that, for instance, people with problems in their first premolar may have gastrointestinal problems, as well, since that tooth lies on the same meridian as the large intestine and stomach.
To help our patients – and others – better visualize, explore and understand these relationships, we've just added an interactive meridian tooth chart to our website. With it, you can click on any tooth and see the corresponding organs, glands, joints, spinal cord segments and other relationships between the teeth and body. You can also select an organ or system and learn which teeth are associated with it.
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"Well, yes. And no," I replied. "I mean, sometimes, I have to really work at it." Yet having to work hard at something has a funny way of making it seem even more worthwhile…
Hall of Fame Yankee catcher Yogi Berra once said, "You can observe a lot by watching." And you can also learn a lot by looking.
Every week, we get call after call from people wanting us to make some kind of assessment as to whether oral conditions may be making their medical issues worse. Sometimes it's about mercury amalgam "silver" fillings or mixed metal crowns. Sometimes it's fluoride; sometimes, root canal filled teeth or cavitations (ischemic bone disease). Sometimes it's about implants.
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There are plenty of reasons why it can be so hard for so many of us to get up and moving more: time, money, stress, little perceived immediate payoff – you name it. And since we don't really notice or feel the ill effects right away, it's easy to forget this is a problem – until enough time has passed for those effects to pile up and drag us down.
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…including time to take a little break from blogging, which we'll be doing for the next few weeks. Regular posting will resume on Tuesday, June 16.
Meantime, we encourage you to check out our archive, as well as Dr. Verigin's Biodental Library for even more articles, video and other resources on biological dental health and wellness.
You hear it all the time: brush and floss, brush and floss…though as we've noted before, there's actually not a lot of good evidence supporting the flossing part.
That doesn't mean you don't need to bother cleaning between your teeth. You do – well, unless you're happy with only cleaning the 60% or so of total tooth surface that a toothbrush can reach. And with having a higher risk of caries and gum disease, natch.
No, the question is simply this: What's the best tool for the job?
Several years ago, a meta-analysis in Evidence Based Dentistry concluded that interproximal "proxy" brushes win out over both floss and perio-aids. And now a new review in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology lends some further weight.
The authors looked at 6 systematic reviews: two each on floss and proxy brushes, one on woodsticks (toothpicks) and one on oral irrigators (like Waterpiks).
Weak evidence of unclear or small magnitude was retrieved that supported dental floss, woodsticks and the oral irrigator to reduce gingivitis in addition to toothbrushing. No concomitant evidence for an effect on plaque emerged. There is moderate evidence that IDBs [interdental brushes] in combination with toothbrushing reduce both plaque and gingivitis.
In sum, while all methods showed some efficacy, there was more substantial evidence for proxy brushes.
Or you could put it another way: Any kind of interdental cleaning is better than none at all – provided it's done correctly and safely – but for best results, opt for those proxy brushes.
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ABSTRACT: To investigate if recurrent autoimmunity explained hyperglycemia and C-peptide loss in three immunosuppressed simultaneous pancreas-kidney (SPK) transplant recipients. We monitored autoantibodies and autoreactive T-cells (using tetramers) and performed biopsy. The function of autoreactive T-cells was studied with in vitro and in vivo assays. Autoantibodies were present pretransplant and persisted on follow-up in one patient. They appeared years after transplantation but before the development of hyperglycemia in the remaining patients. Pancreas transplant biopsies were taken within approximately 1 year from hyperglycemia recurrence and revealed beta-cell loss and insulitis. We studied autoreactive T-cells from the time of biopsy and repeatedly demonstrated their presence on further follow-up, together with autoantibodies. Treatment with T-cell-directed therapies (thymoglobulin and daclizumab, all patients), alone or with the addition of B-cell-directed therapy (rituximab, two patients), nonspecifically depleted T-cells and was associated with C-peptide secretion for >1 year. Autoreactive T-cells with the same autoantigen specificity and conserved T-cell receptor later reappeared with further C-peptide loss over the next 2 years. Purified autoreactive CD4 T-cells from two patients were cotransplanted with HLA-mismatched human islets into immunodeficient mice. Grafts showed beta-cell loss in mice receiving autoreactive T-cells but not control T-cells. We demonstrate the cardinal features of recurrent autoimmunity in three such patients, including the reappearance of CD4 T-cells capable of mediating beta-cell destruction. Markers of autoimmunity can help diagnose this underappreciated cause of graft loss. Immune monitoring during therapy showed that autoimmunity was not resolved by the immunosuppressive agents used.Diabetes 04/2010; 59(4):947-57. DOI:10.2337/db09-0498 · 8.47 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Of deceased pancreas donors, 3-4% may have autoantibodies (AAb) to pancreatic islet cell antigens; these autoantibodies are well-established markers of type 1 diabetes. We investigated whether donor AAb positivity could affect the outcome of pancreas transplantation. We retrospectively tested AAb in 135 donors whose pancreata and kidneys were transplanted in type 1 diabetes patients. We measured AAb to glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD-AAb), the tyrosine-phosphatase-like protein IA2 (IA2-AAb), and insulin (insulin-AAb). We then evaluated pancreas transplant outcome data. Four of 135 (2.96%) donors were AAb positive: three donors had GAD-AAb, and one donor had insulin-AAb. Their respective recipients became insulin independent on follow-up. Three of the four recipients had normal, insulin-producing grafts 3-5.8 years after transplant. The recipient of the insulin-AAb-positive donor pancreas developed chronic rejection following discontinuation of immunosuppression 3.3 years after transplant. Single AAb positivity did not affect the outcome of pancreas transplantation in our study.Diabetes care 07/2008; 31(9):1741-2. DOI:10.2337/dc08-0652 · 8.57 Impact Factor
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The National Weather Service has issued a forecast for snow and cold temperatures to impact areas of the northern Rockies of Montana and Idaho starting Wednesday evening through Saturday.
Overnight, on the last day of the month, Missoula received a substantial amount of snow and is extremely close to breaking the all-time February record.
The National Weather Service has issued a blizzard watch for Thursday night through Friday night, February 27 and 28.
The National Weather Service reported on Sunday morning, February 9, that the perfect combination of temperature and moisture met at about midnight, and dumped from five to 13 inches of snow on Western Montana.
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A winter weather advisory for blowing snow is in effect for the Missoula area through Tuesday, February 4.
For many northwest Montanans, the 2013-14 winter hasn't felt like much of a winter at all. Although there haven't been a lot of record-setting warm temperatures, things on average have been warmer than most past years.
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Missoula may feel cold now, but according to Missoula based National Weather Service meteorologist Jeff Kittsmiller, temperatures aren't even close to breaking the all time coldest day record.
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We present a new roadmap that can be used to guide a convex body to explore an unknown planar workspace, i.e., to map an unknown configuration space diffeomorphic to SE(2). This new roadmap is called the convex hierarchical generalized Voronoi graph (convex-HGVG). Since this roadmap is defined in terms of workspace distance information that is within line of sight of the convex body, we can use it to direct the robot to explore an unknown configuration space diffeomorphic to SE(2). The challenge in defining the roadmap is that SE(2), with holes removed from it, generally does not have a one-dimensional deformation retract. Therefore, we decompose the punctured SE (2) into contractible regions, in which we define convex generalized Voronoi graphs (convex-GVG), and then connect these graphs with additional structures called convex-R edges. We formally show that the convex-HGVG, which is the union of the convex-GVG edges and the convex-R edges, is indeed a roadmap.
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The days of the "detailing" of physicians by sales personnel from the pharmacy companies are numbered (see: How E-Detailing May Lead to Greater Knowledge by Physicians about Drugs ; E-Sampling: Another Blow to the Future of Pharma Sales Reps ). Nevertheless, an important case is now before the U.S. Supreme Court relating to access by pharmacy reps of the prescribing history of the physicians whom they call on (see: Prescription Privacy Laws Get U.S. High Court Scrutiny ). Below is an excerpt from the story:
I am a strong advocate for free speech. My normal instincts would be to come down on this side in the case. However, many of the the various marketing schemes of Big Pharma in the past have been unscrupulous (see: Rigged Depression Survey on the Web Steers Readers to Lilly's Cymbalta ; Merck Creates Phony Peer-Reviewed Medical Journal to Dupe Physicians ). A small voice in my head keeps telling me that these companies should not have access to a physician's prescription-writing history. However, let's step back and ask a very important question: Why would a physician really care if a drug company rep had in his or her possession the sales volume for that office for a particular drug? Putting the question another way, what pressure could be brought to bear by the company on a physician if he or she did not generate sufficient business for it.
In answering this question myself, I can think of three scenarios and they all involve money. The first, and one that has largely disappeared, is that the drug companies offer all-expenses-paid junkets to resorts to physicians in order to curry favor with them. The second is that the company offers lucrative speaking or authoring fees to some physicians, often to promote off-label use of drugs (see: Which Physicians Are Fronting for the Medical Ghost-Writers? ; Medical Schools Share Some Blame in Scandals Involving Pharma Payments to Faculty ). These latter payments are diminishing due to the fact that the drug companies are now being forced to disclose yearly payments to physicians. Finally, some physicians, particularly oncologists, earn a markup for dispensing certain drugs such as chemotherapeutic agents. This profit margin can be in the form of a discount from the company on the purchase price of the drug that varies according to the sales volume by the physician's practice (see: The Oncology Concession Under Attack by Health Insurance Companies ; Academic Oncology and the "Chemotherapy Concession" ).


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Welch Series Lecture Topic: "Why Poverty Persists in Rural America"
Dr. Cynthia (Mil) Duncan will address "Why Poverty Persists in Rural America" on Friday, March 28, as part of theWelch Appalachian Social and Economic Justice Lecture Series at Eastern Kentucky University.
The event will begin at 3:30 p.m. in EKU's Business and Technology Center Auditorium.
Recruitment Publications Capture Top Prize in CASE District Competition
Eastern Kentucky University recruitment publications received top recognition in the 2014 Council for Advancement and Support of Education's District III competition.
Partnership with Recruiting Journal Raising EKU's Profile in Japan
More and more Japanese teens are learning about Eastern Kentucky University, thanks to a new partnership with a prominent recruiting publication in the island nation.
EKU Center Honors Amazon Fulfillment Network as Employer of the Year
The Center for Career and Cooperative Education at Eastern Kentucky University recently recognized the Amazon Fulfillment Network as its 2014 Employer of the Year.
In presenting the award, EKU President Michael Benson said Amazon "has shown dedication to the professional growth of EKU students and alumni."
Gifted and Talented Can "Soar to New Heights" in Summer Camp
Eastern Kentucky University will host its seventh annual "Soar to New Heights" summer camp for gifted and talented students June 16- 20.
The camp, open to gifted and talented students entering grades 6-8, will emphasize the STEM-H disciplines:science, technology, engineering, mathematics and health.
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Eastern Kentucky University students would like to spend more of their time, and money, in downtown Richmond and have some ideas about how to make it happen.
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Dr. Bob Rogow, dean of the College of Business and Technology at Eastern Kentucky University, has been appointed as interim president-elect of Phi Kappa Phi.
Rogow will serve in the position through August, filling the vacancy left by the death of Ray Sylvester, who passed away on Feb. 5 after a brief illness.
Risk Management and Insurance Major Earns National Honor
Earlier this year, the Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc. (RIMS) began a national search for the 2014 Anita Benedetti Scholars: 30 students whose academic performance, involvement in risk management and insurance activities and overall skill stands out from the rest.
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Greg Gorbett, associate professor in Eastern Kentucky University's College of Justice & Safety, was featured recently as one of the nation's "Top 15 Arson Investigation Professors" by ForensicsColleges.com.
Chemistry Major Wins Award for Presentation
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Kanye West has managed to stay in the spotlight for quite some time, even though he has been dating Kim Kardashian for a while. He has been spotted with her a couple of times, but for the most part, he has avoided filming the family's reality show, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians." Now that Kardashian has given birth to their first child, he is a very hands-on father and it isn't about to sell the pictures of his daughter for a profit. According to a new Hollywood Life report published on June 20, West is now hinting that he doesn't want to use his daughter for monetary gain.
While Kourtney Kardashian has sold baby pictures of both of her children, it sounds like West isn't about to do that with his child. Even though Kardashian's fans may be expecting pictures, it sounds like West wants to keep everything private, like his friends Jay-Z and Beyonce did with their baby pictures.
"I know Kanye's not about to make money off that girl. Trust, that's not going to happen. Kanye isn't no pimp and he damn sure isn't about to pimp out his own daughter. That's not in his character. Whenever he does decide to bring his girl out in public, it won't be for money. It's going to be on his terms and in an appropriate place," a source has revealed about why West isn't going to sell the baby pictures.
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Jack Lowe, photographer and life-long enthusiast of the RNLI, is embarking on an ambitious project to visit all 237 RNLI lifeboat stations, whilst capturing stunning glass images along the way. This week he continues across North Devon and Somerset.
A 40-strong team of volunteer lifeboat crew members and supporters will start on the first leg of their Seiclon 2015 challenge on Friday.
RNLI volunteer lifeboat crews from Sennen Cove and St Ives were tasked to assist a yacht which had taken on water on Sunday (28 June). The yacht was being towed by a larger, 42 foot Cornish Lugger.
RNLI lifeguards rescued a bodyboarder caught in a rip current off Newgale South beach earlier this afternoon.
Tighnabruaich lifeboat met up with the Vikings on Loch Fyne over the weekend.
Blackpool RNLI volunteers were called out at 7.50pm on Tuesday evening after the Coastguard received a number of 999 calls about a woman who was stranded on a sandbank at Uncle Tom's Cabin.
Skerries RNLI brought four people to safety on Sunday (28 June) afternoon after their racing yacht began taking on water after striking rocks near one of the islands off Skerries
Tenby's inshore lifeboat was launched at 1.02pm on Saturday 27 June following a report that a male had injured himself with a fishing hook and become cut off by the tide at Monkstone Beach.
The RNLI held its Annual Presentation of Awards at the Guinness Storehouse on Saturday (27 June 2015) where the charity presented 55 awards to volunteers, groups and businesses from across the country.
A woman who was treated for a suspected fracture by RNLI lifeguards on Tenby's South beach last week has spoken of her gratitude and praise towards the emergency services work last week.
As a wave of hot weather sweeps across the country, RNLI lifeguards are kitting up ready to return to their posts on three of Ceredigion's busiest beaches this weekend.
A Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) volunteer from Redcar was one of more than 50 dedicated supporters of the lifesaving charity honoured at its regional awards ceremony at York Racecourse on Sunday (28 June).
On Monday 29 June, Dover Coastguard tasked Dungeness lifeboat to a 12 metre Dutch yacht with a fouled propeller, eight miles northeast of Dungeness on passage from Newport in Belgium to Cowes.
Margate RNLI are urging everyone enjoying the current spell of fine weather to think twice before venturing out to sea in inflatable dinghies following two calls in one day.
On Monday 29 June Cullercoats Lifeboat was paged by Humber Coastguard following reports of a girl on rocks near the water at the end of Whitley Bay promenade. At 3.58pm the Lifeboat was launched and within 2 minutes was at the scene.
At 4pm on Monday 29 June the volunteer crew members of the RNLI Beaumaris lifeboat launched to investigate a report received by HM Coastguard that a vessel had broken down and anchored in the passage channel on the Menai Strait.
Barmouth RNLI all-weather lifeboat the 'Moira Barrie' launched on Monday 29th June 2015 to go to the aid of a fishing boat reported to be in difficulties one mile off Barmouth.
On Sunday 28 June at 7.20pm, the crew from Cullercoats RNLI were alerted to launch from Humber Coastguard following a call from one of RNLI Tynemouth's Lifeboat crew.
While at their normal work the crew of Weston RNLI were paged as a dinghy could be seen in trouble in Weston Bay
Little & Broad Haven RNLI volunteer lifeboat crew were tasked by Milford Haven Coastguard on Monday 29 June at 1.32pm after a report of a boat with engine problems just off Ticklas Point.
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