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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
After a week of furlough, the South Carolina House of Representatives has been busy with subcommittee and committee work. More bills came out of committee and were debated on the House floor.
I attended the K-12 Subcommittee where several regulations and a charter school bill were discussed. The Regulations that were approved dealt with grounds maintenance, fire extinguishers, and approval of building plans and State building codes, which supersede current regulations. Gifted and Talented regulations were changed to require six graduate hours to be a certified teacher in the Gifted and Talented program.
Also, it was discussed a possibility of increasing it to 12 graduate hours for an intermediate level certification.
Changes were made to the adult education GED program.
The Spanish test was eliminated since no one had requested it in years. In addition, if an adult program student transfers back to a traditional high school, he/she would be required to document seat time equivalent to the requirement of the traditional high school. There were also virtual high school attendance changes for adults, which allows them to take a certain amount of on-line classes.
A discussion was also held explaining the Federal change that requires a change from a general science class to a biology course with end of course assessment.
A Charter School Bill (H-3472) was also discussed. It provides for the conversion of a private school to a charter school.
Under current law, the private school must close for one year and then apply for conversion to a Charter school, which in some cases could be impractical. When the current law was debated there was a concern that private schools could convert and that those schools might not have the ethnic make up of the districts where they are located.
H-3472 would allow private schools to convert to a charter school if it reflects the population of the district where it is located. The bill passed unanimously out of sub-committee.
On the House floor, H 3298 The Election Reform Bill was debated for over an hour and half. The bill makes it easier for all potential candidates to file for election and adds more transparency.
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"We never know how far-reaching something we may think, say, or do today will affect the lives of millions tomorrow." –B. J. Palmer (1882–1961)
As I began to write this article the news of the St. Johnsbury, Melissa Jenkins' murder and the capture of the suspects in this case are fresh in my mind. This was such a senseless and brutal act of violence, but one unfortunately in which I can relate to in a very personal way, because I am a survivor of violent crime. While driving home late one night, I was kidnapped, raped, beaten and left for dead in a remote wilderness area. Fortunately for me and perhaps divine intervention, I was rescued by five teenagers who were camped nearby. My assailant was caught, tried and sentenced to 25 to 30 years. This event happened right here in the Mad River Valley in 1992 and serves as a sharp reminder that no one is really truly safe from crime, that crime happens here in Vermont and has a deep impact in our lives and the lives of our families, communities and even statewide.
It is with all this in mind that I write to announce National Crime Victims' Rights Week which is April 22 to 28, 2012. This is a time to honor crime victims and our nation's progress in advancing their rights. This year's theme – Extending the Vision: Reaching Every Victim – celebrates the vision behind that progress and the ideal of serving all victims of crime.
The vision that launched the victims' rights movement emerged more than 30 years ago. Then – as now – crime victims endured physical and emotional wounds, costly financial burdens, an often hostile criminal justice system and an alarming public tendency to blame them for the crimes against them. Victims were often excluded from courtrooms, disrespected by officials and afforded few rights. They began organizing to confront these challenges and to promote fair, compassionate and respectful responses to victims of crime.
Since the 1980s, the nation has made dramatic progress in securing rights, protections and services for victims of crime. Every state has enacted victims' rights laws, and 32 states have constitutional victims' rights amendments. All states have victim compensation funds, and more than 10,000 victim service agencies have been established throughout the country.
Yet, there is still so much to do. Victims' rights are not universal and are often not enforced. Only a fraction of victims receive crime victim compensation, which is usually limited to victims of violent crime. More than 50 percent of crimes are not reported, and fewer than 20 percent of victims receive needed services. The victim services system is fragmented and uncoordinated, and agencies are struggling to keep their doors open in the face of budget cuts.
Yet victim advocates have not lost their resolve. "Our commitment to 'extend the vision' and 'reach every victim' will overcome every challenge that confronts us now. The vision, determination and passion for justice that inspired our history will help us transform the future for every victim of crime."
Vermont will celebrate National Crime Victims' Rights during the week of April 22 to 28. The Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services will be celebrating its 20-year anniversary and holding its annual award ceremony on Friday, April 27, from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Vermont College of Fine Arts Chapel located in Montpelier. For more information please contact the Center at (802) 241-1250 or visit www.ccvs.state.vt.us/.
April is also National Sexual Assault Awareness Month. There are many events taking place in and around Vermont all month long. Check your local listing of events for more information.
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Please be careful if you attempt this project at home. There are power tools involved, which should inspire extra caution. Real table saws cause their share of injuries, so just imagine what could happen with this ad hoc arrangement.
Step 1: Make the table
You'll probably want to add some cross pieces. Be careful that all screws are counter sunk or counter bored. I used pine and 2-1/2" coarse-thread dry wall screws, which countersunk themselves. I used a pilot hole to prevent the plank from cracking.
Remember that you want to hang a large saw under the table when you're choosing where to put the cross pieces. Make sure there's enough room to mount and adjust the saw.
look here how i made it: Multi Tools table (Circular Saw - Router - Jigsaw)
Please educate yourself on how things work BEFORE bashing someones good idea. This tablesaw is no different than the older ones that didn't have the brakes on them and so are no more dangerous.
Well not counting those 1 or 2 models that are very expensive and can actually sense human flesh. But try finding one of those at a garage sale.......
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There is only one brand of table saw with the emergency-stop feature. It is far from a standard feature. That'll cost 600-800, too.
What I wish I could remember is what he did to make it easily removable so that he didn't have to have a separate circular saw...
That way, all the edges are the same, the surface is more likely to be all flat(or at least flat as in 1 solid piece).
Or, you could do like I did yrs ago & cut tongue & grooves into some 2x6's, glue & clamp them all together, then cut to size & sand them smooth.
This is what I did when I made a dining room table. turned out sharp too. :-)
I was thinking, that one thing you could do to keep the saw running when in use, is to by pass the switch on the saw & wire in a switch within arms reach by your waist on the side of the table. it may sound complicated, but it's really not. It's actually quite easy.
Just my 2 cents worth...not telling you what to do...
but i am not clear about the mounting of the saw on to the table
i have only a 4" circular saw
What I wanted to say was that if you attach the saw to the underside of the insert and then "lower" the saw while it's on and by that making a "zero-clearance insert" instead of drilling holes. Would that be a feasible idea?
Are you completely insane??? Sorry, what I meant to ask is,"Are you still alive?" and if so, how many arms, legs, fingers etc do you now have? Jeez, posts like yours need etc etc
If this post isn't considered positive,constructive or more appositely, INSTRUCTIVE, I'll be the naked one riding the pig bareback through town on Saturday night
I have build one of my own teble saw mount on a mobile bench if you wanna take a look in my instructables.
Thank you for sharing.
You thought more outside the box than i did; u added a fence.
I dont use a rip fence, miter guage, or splitter...
but i modified it so u can stick the wood in a set of 'handles' so if it kicks back it doesnt hit you...
it works fairly well, but i went out and bought a real table saw just for the heck of it and let me tell you i like it much better!


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The 5: Most impressive Phoenix Suns wins of the 2013-14 season
Despite falling just short of the playoffs, the Phoenix Suns put together one of the most improbable individual seasons the league has ever seen. Before the 2013-14 campaign began, many experts -- including local ones -- figured the team would win somewhere between 15 and 25 games.
The joke was on them, however, as the Suns were competitive from the beginning and stayed well above .500 for a majority of the season -- almost reaching 50 wins, in fact. Twenty of the Phoenix's 48 victories came against teams who qualified for the NBA Playoffs. Even more satisfying is the fact Phoenix defeated seven of the eight playoff teams in the Western Conference at least once.
It's bittersweet to write this as Arizona's longest-running professional team sits at home as 16 other squads begin postseason play, but there is a lot to look back on and appreciate over the course of a Suns season that seemingly nobody saw coming.
Let's rewind the 2013-14 campaign by taking a look at the five most impressive, chest-thumping victories put forth by the Phoenix Suns.
1. Jan. 22, 2014 - Suns 124, Pacers 100
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The Indiana Pacers rolled into town with the best record in the league when they took on the Suns on Jan. 22. The game marked the first for the season for Phoenix playing to a national TV audience (ESPN), and the home team did not disappoint. The Suns built a 13-point lead by halftime and pretty much put the Pacers away in the third quarter -- and the home crowd seemed to appreciate every moment of it.
Despite missing Eric Bledsoe, Phoenix finished with 124 points (a season-best mark up until that point) and showed the country it was ready to go toe-to-toe with the NBA's elite. Gerald Green scored 23 against his former team, and all Suns starters reached double-figures, with Markieff Morris leading the bench with 20.
Just over a week later, the Suns were on the road and once again defeated Indiana -- which finished the season with the best record in the Eastern Conference -- by a 102-94 margin. That triumph was arguably just as, or more, impressive than the Jan. 22 contest, but I'm going with the earlier win because of the circumstantional factors previously mentioned -- national audience, Pacers' record, thoroughly convincing victory and season high in points.
2. March 6, 2014 - Suns 128, Thunder 122
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The Oklahoma City Thunder were still adjusting to the recent return of star guard Russell Westbrook to their lineup when they came into Phoenix for a March 6 contest. The Thunder kept Phoenix at bay for most of the first half and even built a 16-point lead with under four minutes left in the third quarter, but Green and Morris put some life into the Suns and helped them take the lead by the end of the period.
The home team executed down the stretch, Morris got under the skin of Oklahoma City's Serge Ibaka, and Phoenix finished with its second-highest point total of the season. Both Green and Morris motioned to the crowd as the Suns built a comeback, engrossing the fans in the game. The energy in the building was palpable, even if you were watching the action at home. Green shot his way to a season-high 41 points, while Morris added 24 and Dragic had 22 for the Suns, who overcame a combined 70 points from Westbrook and Kevin Durant.
Phoenix had another close, rousing home victory over the Thunder exactly one month later (April 6), but I think the March one was more memorable due to the Suns being without Bledsoe's services and considering they had lost 11 straight to Oklahoma City prior to that point -- with the previous win being on Dec. 19, 2010. Also, like them or not, it was the first game in which the the team wore its black, sleeved "Los Suns" alternate jerseys.
3. Feb. 21, 2014 - Suns 106, Spurs 85
"These guys are no joke," Manu Ginobili perhaps says to Tim Duncan in this Feb. 21, 2014, photo. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
It's always good to beat the Spurs.
Even though San Antonio was missing Tony Parker and Kawhi Leonard on Feb. 21, Phoenix didn't pull any punches, as it gained control in the second quarter and didn't let up, earning its first win over the Spurs at Planet Orange since the final game of the 2010-11 season.
The game marked the first sellout at US Airways Center in the 2013-14 campaign, and the home team did not disappoint. Goran Dragic had an off night with only eight points, but the scoring was pretty spread out among the rest of Jeff Hornacek's club, as five Suns players reached double-figures. Markieff Morris scored a game-high 21 points, while Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili only played a combined 34 minutes, as the Suns had the game in hand and both coaches emptied their benches in the fourth quarter.
It would be the Suns' only victory over the Spurs -- who lost only 20 times all season -- in four tries. Phoenix tried its mightiest to steal one in San Antonio last Friday, but those efforts weren't quite good enough, and the Suns lost valuable position in the playoff race.
4. March 23, 2014 - Suns 127, Timberwolves 120
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Phoenix put together several impressive comeback wins over the course of the campaign, but March 23 in Minnesota was the biggest one of them all.
Down 22 early in the second quarter to the Timberwolves, the Suns closed it to 11 by halftime, and early in the fourth quarter, they made their run, finishing with 66 second-half points and taking the crowd out of the game.
Dragic, Bledsoe and P.J. Tucker all had strong games for Phoenix, but the bench was instrumental in keeping the team in the game: Markieff Morris poured in a team-high 25 points, Green added 14, Marcus Morris scored 11 and Ish Smith had eight.
Phoenix claimed victory despite a near triple-double from Timberwolves forward Kevin Love (36 points, 14 rebounds, nine assists). It was important win as the Suns jockeyed for playoff positioning, and it marked the third in a season-long six game streak.
5. March 2, 2014 - Suns 129, Hawks 120
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There are a couple games mentioned below that could have taken this one's place had Phoenix pulled off a postseason berth, but since that didn't happen, I'm going with the March 2 contest versus Atlanta from a pure entertainment perspective.
The Suns exploded out of the gate and nearly broke a US Airways Center record by putting up 79 first half points. Seventy-nine! The Hawks, however, almost kept pace, and the game turned into an offensive showcase, as defensive stops were few and far between. The Men in Orange added 50 in the second half and finished with a season-high total of 129, while the Hawks posted a not-to-shabby 120 points.
Both teams were comfortably over 50 percent shooting in the game, while the Suns made 15 out of 24 3-pointers for a sizzling percentage of 62.5 from behind the arc. Green scored a game-high 33 points, Dragic added 19 and the Morris twins combined for 39. Jeff Teague dropped 29 on the Suns while Kyle Korver kept his historic 3-point streak going by hitting 6-of-7 from behind the long line. (His streak would end the following game.)
Atlanta finished the season below .500, but qualified for the eighth spot in the Eastern Conference. It may not have been the toughest opponent the Suns defeated in 2013-14, but the two teams put on quite a show in Phoenix in early March.
Other notable Suns wins:
April 4, 2014 - Suns 109, Trail Blazers 93 (Suns' dominance of Portland continued as Phoenix picked up important win while it was still in the playoff hunt)
Dec. 30, 2013 - Suns 107, Clippers 88 (probably would have made the list had it not looked like an aberration, considering the way the Suns played the Clippers the rest of the year)
March 28, 2014 - Suns 112, Knicks 88 (thorough dominance of New York for the Suns' sixth win in a row in a game Hornacek called Phoenix's best overall performance)
Jan. 26, 2014 - Suns 99, Cavaliers 90 (Suns overcome 18-point halftime deficit to win in Cleveland)
Dec. 20, 2013 - Suns 103, Nuggets 99 (Green and Markieff Morris again help Suns engineer comeback as Phoenix erases a 21-point Denver lead)
Dec. 15, 2013 - Suns 106, Warriors 102 (one of the few tight games in which Phoenix was able to execute down the stretch and hold on for a win -- especially against a playoff-quality team)
Jan. 8, 2014 - Suns 104, Timberwolves 103 (Green hits a game-winning fadeaway with 3.9 seconds left to give Phoenix its only road win on an early January five-game trip)
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After the two hour ride in the rain last week, when most other matches were cancelled because of poor field conditions, Aiken Lions High School Rugby played a match against Greenville, the top team in Division 2 of the Rugby South Carolina League.
Aiken's coaches hoped the rain would slow down Greenville's speedy backs, but the astroturf field at the Kroc Center still played fast. The match started with Greenville taking advantage of a couple of mistakes and turning them into a 10-0 lead. The Aiken forwards took control of the ball at the 15-minute mark of the match.
Parker Schwenker started the Aiken scoring with a 40 meter try (touchdown) on a 8-man pick up from a scrum. Ben Barry scored at the end of the half off a strong ruck. Schwenker made the conversion to have Aiken enter halftime with a 12-10 lead.
To win, the Lions had to continue to control the pace of the match with their forwards. Greenville wanted to use its speed to get the ball to the outside.
The match went back and forth with Greenville taking the lead with a couple of strong runs, 15-12. The Lions took advantage of a couple of Greenville penalties with Schwenker running a penalty into try zone and making the conversion, 19-12. After Greenville scored again, Schwenker took advantage of more penalties and powered his way into the try zone for Aiken's final score (missing the conversion) 24-17. Greenvilled tied it up with less than five minutes to go. Aiken held on to end the match with a tie. The tie and bonus point for the four tries keeps Aiken in the hunt for one of the four playoff spots.
Gage Pattison was recognized as the man of the match with some big tackles and rucks. Newcomer Ronald Boyle was recognized by the coaches as leading a powerful scrum.
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Thursday, April 4, 2013
It has been my privilege to have been involved with senior citizens for over 25 years. My desire in working with this inspirational generation began when caring for my grandmother during an illness up until death. I was captivated when she shared memories of her life. My time with her gave me a better understanding of her generation and I developed a deeper respect for our elders.
After my grandmother's death I began initiating community projects assisting the elderly in her honor and volunteering at the nursing home where she spent the last month of her life. I have also had the pleasure of working with this remarkable generation at a senior center for four years. Although I no longer work there, I continue to visit seniors I have met at the center.
The joy and satisfaction I receive from my experiences with seniors is overshadowed by the sadness and anger I feel that family, community and younger generations regard their patriarchs and matriarchs with such insensitivity. I know of seniors who have had to choose between purchasing medications or groceries. This generation is proud and independent and it can be hard to ask for help, but families should be more involved in ensuring their senior family members have what they need. Even if families do not have an ideal relationship with their elders, weren't we been taught to respect our elders, that family comes first and family will always come first and family will always be there for you? Elders are held in high esteem in other countries and their advice and knowledge sought out and respected. Our country should be embarrassed that it does not do a better job supporting and appreciating its elders.
It should not be possible in this country that so many seniors are being mistreated and neglected by people who are charged with their care, including their own family members. It should not be possible in this country that seniors are going without food, heat and medications, particularly if they have family close. It should not be possible in this country that our elders are left alone day after day.
Why aren't younger generations being taught to respect their elders? Our elders are a vital connection to our past. They have lived during the most difficult of times and have inspiring stories to share with families and younger generations, if only we'd realize the importance of this resource. I am amazed at the incredible accomplishments seniors have achieved while coping with difficult conditions. Their strength and courage inspire me. Their remarkable spirit and persistence should be an inspiration to their families, their communities and younger generations. They deserve our attention and respect.
Wake up America. Respect our elders! Be inspired by them and appreciate this incredible resource and connection to our past. It is important to recognize the value of past generations, as it will then inspire and prepare younger generations to carry us into a promising future.
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Beginning in September, the Summerville Family YMCA at Oakbrook will provide recreational soccer to boys and girls age 3-15.
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Mount Pleasant Performing Arts Company dancers trained at Academy of Dance Arts with instructors Larisa Dahabi and Ann Bebergal started auditioning in January 2013 for various intensive dance programs throughout the country. It is quite an honor that these dancers were chosen after auditioning to attend such programs as: American Ballet Theatre in Alabama and Texas, Atlanta Ballet in Atlanta, University of South Carolina in Columbia, Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet and Governors School in Greensville. The dancers are as follows: Mary Carducci, Kathryn Edwards, Audrey Fryman (received a working scholarship from Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet), George Hunt, Julia Hepburn, Anna Lipke, Stella LoGiudice, Ursula Zeoli and Lauren Surface.
The exceptional ballet training they receive at Academy of Dance Arts along with the experience of performing on stage with Mount Pleasant Performing Arts Company under the direction of artistic director Larisa Dahabi has prepared them for auditioning and thereby acceptance into the dance programs at these fine schools.
Mount Pleasant Performing Arts Company is a nonprofit youth dance company residing at Academy of Dance Arts and will feature these dancers along with the other dance company members in their upcoming 2013 season performances of "The Tale of Beauty and the Beast" on Aug. 17 and 18 at the Sottile Theatre in Charleston and "The Nutcracker" on Dec. 7 and 8 at Charleston Southern University Lightsey Chapel Auditorium.
Mark your calendars to see these fine dancers perform. For more information, call 843-971-7880 or visit their website www.mpspa.com.
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Marsden advanced out of the first round of the 200 meters on Friday after clocking a time of 21.03, then ran a season-best 20.93 on Saturday but finished 16th in the field. Only the top-12 move on to compete at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Development of new animal models to study the pathophysiology of neoplastic spinal cord compression; Devising novel therapeutic approaches to spinal tumors; Define roles of proteolytic enzymes in tumor invasion
Dr. Ziya Gokaslan is a professor of neurological surgery, orthopaedic surgery and oncology at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. His clinical practice focuses on the surgical treatment of primary and metastatic spinal tumors, sacral neoplasms and spinal cord tumors. He developed many novel approaches for resection of pancoast tumors, spinal neoplasms and sacral tumors.
Dr. Gokaslan is the Donlin M. Long Professor of Neurosurgery, the director of the Neurosurgical Spine Center and the vice-chairman of neurosurgery at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
He received his medical degree from the University of Istanbul in Turkey. He completed an internship in general surgery, a fellowship in neurotraumatology and a residency in neurological surgery at the Baylor College of Medicine. He went on to complete a fellowship in clinical spinal surgery in the Department of Orthopedics and Neurosurgery at the New York University Medical Center.
Prior to joining Johns Hopkins, Dr. Gokaslan was the director of the Neurosurgical Spinal Oncology Section and the Deputy Chairman of the Department of Neurosurgery at MD Anderson Cancer Center. He joined the Johns Hopkins faculty in 2002.
Dr. Gokaslan's research uses animal models to develop local chemotherapeutic delivery systems for primary and metastatic spinal tumors. In addition, he oversees clinical trials assessing the efficacy of surgery and spinal reconstruction for spinal column tumors.
Dr. Gokaslan has authored over 250 peer-reviewed papers and has presented over 200 national and international lectures. He was voted one of the "Best Doctors in America" since 2005 and garnered Baltimore magazine's Top Doctors recognition since 2007. He serves on the editorial boards of top academic journals, is the past president of AANS/CNS Section on the Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerve and is a member of numerous prestigious societies, notably the Society of Neurological Surgeons, the Cervical Spine Research Society, the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, the Congress of Neurological Surgeons and the North American Spine Society.
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- Istanbul Tip Fakultesi Istanbul Universitesi / MD (1983)
- Baylor College of Medicine (1993)
- Baylor College of Medicine / Psychiatry (1985)
- Baylor College of Medicine (1988)
- New York University Medical Center / Spinal Surgery (1994)
- American Board of Neurological Surgery / Neurological Surgery (1997)
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Dr Gokaslan's research currently involves the use of animal models to develop local chemotherapeutic delivery systems for primary and metastatic spinal tumors. In addition, Dr Gokaslan oversees clinical trials assessing the efficacy of surgery and spinal reconstruction for primary and metastatic spinal column tumors.
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- Zadnik P, Hwang L, Ju D, Groves M, Sui J, Amin A, Witham T, Bydon A, Wolinksy JP, Gokaslan ZL, Sciubba DM. Demographics and Prognostic Variables for Patients Undergoing Spine Surgery for Metastatic Breast Cancer. Submitted Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine. September 2012.
- Kaloostian PE, Zadnik PL, Karami K, Groves ML, Amin AG, Ju DG, Wolinsky JP, Witham TF, Bydon A, Gokaslan ZL, Sciubba DM. Larger tumor volumes predict higher mortality and increased local recurrence rates following surgical resection of sacral chordoma: The results of a 10-year study at a single academic institution. Submitted Annals of Oncology November 2012.
- Karami K, Zadnik PL, Kaloostian P, Groves ML, Gurakar M, Amin AG, Ju DG, Wolinsky JP, Witham TF, Bydon A, Gokaslan ZL, Sciubba DM. Clinical outcomes following surgery for multiple myeloma: results from a decade of experience at a single center. Submitted Neurosurgery November 2012 (submitted).
- Zadnik P, Sarabia-Estrada R, Groves M, Molina C, Jackson C, McCarthy E, Gokaslan ZL, Bydon A, Wolinsky JP, Witham TF, Sciubba DM.A novel animal model of human breast cancer metastasis to the spine: a pilot study using intracardiac injection and luciferase-expressing cells. Laboratory investigation. Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine. Accepted November 26, 2012.
- Papadimitriou K, Amin AG, Kretzer RM, Sciubba DM, Bydon A, Witham TF, Wolinsky JP, Gokaslan ZL, Baaj AA. Thromboembolic events and spinal surgery. J Clin Neurosci. 2012 Dec;19(12):1617-21
- Kaloostian PE, Gokaslan ZL. The Current Role of Surgery in Metastatic Spine Disease: A New Era. Ann Surg Oncol. 2012. Nov 13.
- Baaj AA, Gokaslan ZL. Venous thromboembolism in spine surgery. World Neurosurg. 2012 Nov;78(5):433.
- Dasenbrock HH, Wolinsky JP, Sciubba DM, Witham TF, Gokaslan ZL, Bydon A. The impact of insurance status on outcomes after surgery for spinal metastases. Cancer. 2012 Oct 1;118(19):4833-41.
- Feiz-Erfan I, Fox BD, Nader R, Suki D, Chakrabarti I, Mendel E, Gokaslan ZL, Rao G, Rhines LD. Surgical treatment of sacral metastases: indications and results. J Neurosurg Spine. 2012 Oct;17(4):285-91.
- Bydon M, Papadimitriou K, Witham T, Wolinsky JP, Sciubba D, Gokaslan Z, Bydon A. Treatment of Spinal Synovial Cysts. World Neurosurg. 2012 Sep 25.
- Clarke MJ, Dasenbrock H, Bydon A, Sciubba DM, McGirt MJ, Hsieh PC, Yassari R, Gokaslan ZL, Wolinsky JP. Posterior-only approach for en bloc sacrectomy: clinical outcomes in 36 consecutive patients. Neurosurgery. 2012 Aug;71(2):357-64; discussion 364.
- Hsu W, Mohyeldin A, Shah SR, Gokaslan ZL, Quinones-Hinojosa A. Role of cancer stem cells in spine tumors: review of current literature. Neurosurgery. 2012 Jul;71(1):117-25. Review.
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- Top Doctor, Baltimore Magazine
- Best Doctor in America, 2005
- Leon Wiltse Award, North American Spine Society, 2014
- American Association of Neurological Surgeons
- American Society of Clinical Oncology
- Cervical Spine Research Society
- Congress of Neurological Surgeons
- North American Spine Society
- Scoliosis Research Society
- Society of Neurological Surgeons
Professional Activities
- Editorial board, Journal of Spinal Disorders & Techniques
- Editorial board, The Spine Journal
- Editorial board, Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine
- Editorial board, The European Spine Journal
- Editorial board, Nature Reviews in Neurology
- Editorial board, Journal of Surgical Oncology
- Editorial board, World Neurosurgery
- Executive committee, CNS Section on the Disorders of the Spine and Peripheral Nerve
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Patient Video: Felice's Story - Back and Neck Pain
Patient Video: Dr. Moreau's story - Adult Spinal Cord Tumor
Recent News Articles & Media Coverage
Johns Hopkins Researchers Develop New Image-Based Surgical Guidance System, MedDevice Online (04/01/2014)
22 Spine Surgeons Focused on Trauma Care, Becker's Spine Review (01/17/2014)
How Will the Future Shape the Practice of Spine Surgery? Q&A With Dr. Ziya Gokaslan of Johns Hopkins, Becker's Spine Review (08/11/2013)
Relieving Pain, and Paying It Forward, NeuroNow (Summer 2013)
Curing Chordomas, NeuroLogic (Spring 2013)
A Rare Chance to Cure A Difficult Cancer, Collaborations in Discovery (November 2011)


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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Ian Rogers, the head of Beats Music, will now also lead iTunes Radio following the Apple acquisition. Apple wants to increase collaboration between both Beats Music and iTunes Radio by having both streaming services led by Rogers. Up to now, iTunes Radio has been headed by Jeff Robin's team, best known for creating the software that became iTunes.
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Rogers, a former Yahoo executive, will run both teams to create cohesion in Apple's streaming-music options, according to the people familiar with the matter. Pandora and Spotify, the two-biggest streaming music services, each offer both a free ad-supported service and a subscription-based service.
The $3 billion acquisition saw most employees of Beats join Apple. As announced earlier this year, Beats Music employees will join Eddy Cue's team and the hardware continent of Beats — Beats Electronics — will report to Phil Schiller. The exact responsibilities of other key executives, such as Iovine and Trent Reznor, is currently unclear.
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Seems like a great thing to me, since I am a happy Beats Music User.
I'm pretty excited about this. Beats is already paying artists more money per played track, and Apple is already getting exclusive music first through Itunes Radio and album releases like Beyonce's album. This may lead to Beats getting some pretty big exclusives first to there platform.
This is what Apple wanted from Beats. Not their overpriced and horrendously sounding headphones
Hmmm, I don't like this acquisition at all :(
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The Hellspawn has friends in very high places, 40,000 feet up to be exact. Spawn rides proudly as the nose art for aircraft 58-0013, a refueling plane that's part of the 927th Air Refueling Wing, based in Michigan.
This odyssey began when TSgt. Gerry Ridener saw some Spawn artwork that belonged to his son. Soon after, he saw the Spawn movie and quickly became a fan himself. He then modified a piece of artwork from the Spawn #2 comic book to reflect his unit, creating a custom piece of work that has Spawn holding a refueling boom.
Now known as the Phantom Phueler, the KC-135E travels the globe in support of its Air Force mission.
Rock on, flyboys; may the necroplasmic power of the Hellspawn be with you.
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As if the past year hasn't been rough enough for Katt Williams, now, thanks to Uncle Sam, he's being haunted by two previous years.
E! News has obtained a tax lien filed by the IRS on December 18 against the comedian.
According to the one-page document, Williams has two outstanding balances from 2008 and 2009. He owes $3,200,908.92 for the year 2008 and $829,352.11 for the year 2009, for a grand total of just over $4 million.
The revelation comes just days after Williams was cited by police in Hollywood for a parking violation and just weeks after he was arrested in Seattle following a bar fight. Not to mention other run-ins with the law over the last couple of months.
Williams recently announced he is retiring from stand-up comedy. Although, given what he owes the IRS, that might not be such a good idea now.
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March 26, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
The Abel Prize 2009, one of the most prestigious prizes in mathematics, has been awarded today to the Russian-born mathematician Mikhail Gromov for "his revolutionary contributions to geometry".
March 25, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
The Abel Prize 2009
The Abel Prize 2009 will be announced tomorrow, March 26th, and you will be able to view the ceremony live in the Abel prize webcast. The ceremony announcing the winner of one of the most prestigious pirzes of mathematics will begin at 11am UK time (12 noon Norwegian time), and soon after Plus will give you more details.
You can find out more about previous winners of the Abel Prize on Plus.
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March 25, 2009
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Maths phobe goes forth to multiply
A date for your TV diary: next Tuesday, the 31st of March 2009, at 9pm, BBC2 will screen the Horizon programme Alan and Marcus go forth and multiply, in which actor and comedian Alan Davies explores his fear of maths with mathematician and author Marcus du Sautoy. Together they will visit the fourth dimension, cross the universe and explore infinity, and along the way Alan does battle with some of the toughest maths questions of our age. Let's hope he's done some swotting with Plus first!
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March 19, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Only a few days left to become a Plus author!
This is your final reminder of the Plus new writers award, our writing competition which gives you the chance to become a Plus author, and win an iPod and signed books by some of the best popular science writers around. The deadline is March 31, so get writing now — we're looking forward to reading your entries!
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March 19, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Travels in a mathematical world
If you enjoy the Plus podcasts, then you might also like a maths podcast published by Peter Rowlett, the University Liaison Officer of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. On his travels he records short interviews with interesting mathematicians talking about their career and work. There are also episodes on the history of mathematics and on mathematical news, and the webpage also contains a blog.
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March 11, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
This is the 50th issue of Plus and to celebrate, we've made it especially big. We explore the incredibly life-like images generated by computers and fragile medieval frescoes, find chaos in fluid flows and prime numbers in a sieve, meet the "English Galileo" and a man who's into geeky pop, and learn about the dangers of bacon sandwiches. Plus the usual regular features including book reviews, puzzle and podcasts.
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Paul Edward Bell Jr., 43 failure to pay child support
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Edwin Lee Walker, 59 assault and battery third degree
Katie Marie Brown, 23 shoplifting $1,000 to $5,000
Kevin Cato, 44 unlawful use of a telephone
Ashley Nichole Kramer, 23 legal custodian unlawful neglect of child or helpless person
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Anthony Pettis was supposed to be dropping to featherweight to challenge champion Jose Aldo for his title, but an injury put a stop to that. It appears now that Pettis will be staying at lightweight, and his next bout could come against former Strikeforce champ Josh Thomson. The two men traded tweets hinting at the bout:
Josh Thomson ✔ @THEREALPUNK
Talkin shop with boss man @danawhitepayne trying to get that @showtimepettis fight. @ UFC Fan Expo http://instagram.com/p/bkCcgGB8dL/
6:16 PM - 9 Jul 2013Anthony Pettis ✔ @Showtimepettis
@THEREALPUNK heard Texas is nice in October!
7:30 PM - 9 Jul 2013Damon Martin at Bleacher Report also talked to Thomson about it, who said it's the bout that makes the most sense:Josh Thomson ✔ @THEREALPUNK
@Showtimepettis: @THEREALPUNK heard Texas is nice in October! That's what I here. I'm down to visit if you are?
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He also said it's not a personal thing between the two, but it might be if Pettis doesn't take the fight:"I brought it up to Joe Silva, and what's funny is I ran into Pettis at the Mandalay Bay pool, and he walked right up to me and was like, 'Hey, what's up dude; are we fighting or what?' and I said, 'Hey, all I need you to do is sign on the line. He's like, 'It sounds like a deal.' I'd really like to try to get a fight with him late September, early October, maybe on Cain Velasquez's card in Houston."
"It just seems like the logical fight. I'm not the one that makes this call. It's just funny; when I was with Strikeforce, all I heard people say was 'I would love to see you fight Pettis.' That was the biggest fight everybody wanted to see. Now, I'm in this situation that I'm in where I'm coming off a big win over Nate Diaz. Pettis was slated to be the No. 1 contender against Aldo, and now he's basically at 55 again. I feel like I'm the No. 1 contender, he feels like he's the No. 1 contender, and I feel like we're both right there."
For his part, Pettis talked to MMA Fighting and wasn't quite as diplomatic:"There is no personal beef whatsoever. Like I said, if he doesn't sign on the line, there might be a little personal beef. You can't poke me at the pool and say 'are we fighting or what?' and then turn around and not fight me. I understand at the end of the day it's not our call."
"Thomson called me out," he said. "I'm never afraid to fight anyone, and I'm tired of waiting. If I'm supposed to be the best, then why not beat him in October? [It will] set me up for a title shot late this year or early next [year].
"Only bad thing is no one really knows who he is."