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Byline: Bill Gertz and Rowan Scarborough, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
EP-3 leftover
U.S.-Chinese military relations are still strained from the aftermath of the April 2001 midair collision between a U.S. EP-3 surveillance aircraft and a Chinese F-8 jet over international waters near China.
Defense officials said that despite the resumption of the Defense Consultative Talks - the latest round was held yesterday - the EP-3 incident has not been completely resolved.
The 23-member U.S. crew of the EP-3 made an emergency landing at a Chinese military base on Hainan island. Instead of getting help, the Americans were promptly imprisoned by Chinese troops and held for 11 days.
The Chinese then stripped the aircraft of its equipment and cut up the plane so it could be brought back to the United States in pieces.
The final indignity was Beijing's demand that the United States pay China $1 million. When the Pentagon responded to the demand by presenting a check for $63,000 to Chinese officials, the check was refused. It is still sitting in the Pentagon, we are told.
The payment dispute did not come up during the visit yesterday of a delegation of Chinese military officials led by Lt. Gen. Xiong Guangkai, deputy chief of the general staff.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld yesterday declined to meet with Gen. Xiong, the third time he has turned down a meeting with the general. The U.S. side was represented in the talks by Douglas Feith, undersecretary of defense for policy.
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While conducting a town hall meeting in Kandahar recently, a soldier asked Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld why the press doesn't report more positive news about Afghanistan's fledgling democracy.
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Note: OSHA issued a final rule to improve workplace safety and health for workers performing electric power generation, transmission and distribution work. The FAQs are divided into five sections:
A-1. Why did OSHA decide to modify its standards for electric power generation, transmission, and distribution work?
OSHA last issued rules for the construction of transmission and distribution installations in 1972. Those provisions were out of date and inconsistent with the more recently promulgated general industry standard covering the operation and maintenance of electric power generation, transmission, and distribution lines and equipment. OSHA revised the construction standard to make it more consistent with the general industry standard and made some revisions to both the construction and general industry requirements to enhance worker safety.
The final rule will prevent approximately 20 fatalities and 118 serious injuries annually in addition to the fatalities and injuries already prevented by the existing construction and general industry standards.
A-2. When will the rule be effective?
Revised §1910.269 and Subpart V will be effective on July 10, 2014. However, as explained in the responses to questions C-4, D-2, D-3, and E-2, the compliance deadline for some provisions on fall protection, minimum approach distances, and arc-flash protection is April 1, 2015.
A-3. Where can I find a copy of the rule?
The rule is available at http://www.dol.gov/find/20140401/2013-29579.pdf*
A-4. When will compliance assistance materials be available to the public?
OSHA posted this FAQ and anticipates having other material available soon. OSHA will post these materials on this Website as they become available.
A-5. How does this new rule affect States that administer their own OSHA-approved safety and health plans?
State-plan States must have job safety and health standards that are "at least as effective as" comparable Federal standards. State-plan States have the option to promulgate more stringent standards or standards covering hazards not addressed by Federal standards.
A-6. Who has to follow the final requirements?
Employers that operate or maintain electric power generation, transmission, or distribution lines or equipment must follow §1910.269. Employers with employees who perform construction work on electric power transmission or distribution lines or equipment must follow Subpart V. Note that "construction work" includes the erection of new electric transmission and distribution lines and equipment, and the alteration, conversion, and improvement of existing transmission and distribution lines and equipment.
A-7. What are the costs and benefits associated with the proposed standard?
OSHA estimates that the final rule will prevent approximately 20 additional fatalities and 118 additional serious injuries annually. OSHA estimates the total annualized cost of compliance with the final rule to be between about $47 million and $50 million. A full description of the costs and benefits of the final rule is available in the Federal Register notice for the final rule at Section VI, Final Economic Analysis and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis.
B-1. What is a host employer?
A host employer is an employer that operates, or that controls the operating procedures for, an electric power generation, transmission, or distribution installation on which a contract employer is performing work covered by the standard. Note that the host employer need not be the entity that hired the contract employer.
B-2. What is a contract employer?
A contract employer is an employer, other than a host employer, that performs work covered by the standard under contract.
B-3. What information does a host employer have to provide to a contract employer?
Before work begins, the host employer must inform the contract employer of:
B-4. What information does the contract employer have to provide the host employer?
Before work begins, the contract employer must advise the host employer of any unique hazardous conditions posed by the contract employer's work. Also, the contract employer must advise the host employer of any unanticipated hazardous conditions found, while the contractor's employees are working, that the host employer did not mention; the contract employer must provide this information to the host employer within 2 working days after discovering the hazardous condition.
B-5. Does the standard require the host employer to supervise contract employers' employees or report observed violations of the standard?
No, but see the discussion of the information-transfer provisions in Section V of the Federal Register notice for a more complete explanation of host-employer responsibilities.
B-6. Must the contract employer's employees follow the host employer's work rules?
No. However, the host employer and contract employer must coordinate their work rules and procedures so that each employee of the contract employer and the host employer is protected as required by the standard.
C-1. What are the different types of fall protection equipment the standard requires?
Depending on the circumstances, the standard requires one of three types of fall protection:
C-2. What forms of fall protection must employers use to protect employees working from aerial lifts?
The standard requires employers to protect an employee working from an aerial lift using one of the following:
C-3. What forms of fall protection must employers use to protect employees working from a pole, tower, or similar structure?
The standard requires employers to protect an employee working at heights of more than 1.2 meters (4 feet) on a pole, tower, or similar structure using one of the following, as appropriate:
C-4. Must qualified employees climbing or changing location on poles, towers, or similar structures use fall protection?
Generally yes. Starting April 1, 2015, the standards require qualified employees climbing or changing location on poles, towers, or similar structures to use fall protection, unless the employer can demonstrate that climbing or changing location with fall protection is infeasible or would create a greater hazard than climbing or changing location without it. (Note that "climbing" includes going up or down the pole, tower, or other structure.)
D-1. How does the standard set minimum approach-distance requirements?
The standards require the employer to establish minimum approach distances that employees must maintain from exposed energized parts. The employer must base those distances on formulas set by the standard or follow default minimum approach-distance tables contained in the standard.
D-2. How does the standard treat maximum transient overvoltages?
No later than April 1, 2015, for voltages over 72.5 kilovolts, the employer must determine the maximum anticipated per-unit transient overvoltage, phase-to-ground, through an engineering analysis. Alternatively, the employer may assume a maximum anticipated per-unit transient overvoltage, phase-to-ground, in accordance with the following table:
|Voltage Range(kV)
Type of Current (ac or dc)
Assumed Maximum Per-Unit Transient Overvoltage
72.6 to 420
420.1 to 550.0
550.1 to 800.0
250 to 750
D-3. Does OSHA provide guidance on establishing minimum approach distances?
Yes. Appendix B to the standard provides tables listing minimum approach distances for conditions common in electric power transmission and distribution work. Employers may use these tables to establish minimum approach distances under the exposure conditions covered by the tables. (Note that the final rule permits employers to continue to use the minimum approach distances in the old standards until March 31, 2015.) In addition, Appendix B provides guidance on:
D-4. What requirements does the standard adopt for employees who are unprotected from energized parts?
The standards contain two requirements related to employees working near energized parts without electrical protective equipment or live-line tools:
E-1. What must an employer do to protect employees from hazards posed by flames and electric arcs?
In general, the employer must:
E-2. What are the deadlines for compliance with the arc-flash protection requirements?
The employer must assess the workplace for arc-flash hazards by the effective date of the final rule. In addition, the employer must ensure that employees do not wear clothing that could melt onto their skin or that could ignite and continue to burn by the effective date of the final rule. By January 1, 2015, the employer must make reasonable estimates of incident energy. Finally, the employer must provide protective clothing and other protective equipment meeting the arc-flash protection requirements of the final rule by April 1, 2015.
E-3. Must employers pay for the flame-resistant and arc-rated clothing and other arc-flash protective equipment required by the standard?
Yes. As required by OSHA's general rules on employer payment for personal protective equipment (29 CFR 1910.132(h) and 29 CFR 1926.95(d)), employers must pay for the flame-resistant and arc-rated clothing and other arc-flash protective equipment that the electric power generation, transmission and distribution standards require.
E-4. Has OSHA provided any guidance on how to how to perform the required assessment and how to estimate incident heat energy?
Yes. Appendix E to the standard provides tables listing incident heat energies for common exposures found in electric power transmission and distribution work. Employers may use these tables to estimate incident heat energy under the exposure conditions covered by the tables. In addition, Appendix E provides guidance on:
E-5. Has OSHA provided any guidance on how to select the protective clothing and equipment required by the standard?
Yes. Appendix E to the standard provides guidance on:
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The West Indies Cricket Umpires Association (WICUA) ripped the International Cricket Council (ICC) Wednesday for firing umpire Steve Bucknor from next week's Australia-India Test in Perth. West Indian umpire Bucknor, who made crucial errors last week in the second Test of the series at Sydney, was dropped by the ICC after a protest from India officials. In a letter to Bucknor made public Wednesday, the umpire group lent support to the banished decision maker. "We do not support the decision of the ICC to replace you as the umpire for the third Test as it sends the wrong signal to those countries that are awash with cash, power and influence that they can get what they want as a result of their status," the WICUA's letter said. "This is wrong and I hope that the ICC will have discussions regarding this decision with a view not to repeat it in the future." Former Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath, former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd and former Australian coach John Buchanan are among those who criticised the ICC for replacing Bucknor for the third Test. "We are fully supporting you as one of our own that has been at the forefront of world cricket for nearly 20 years and have made us proud," the letter said. "It is unfortunate that these incidents have happened in this Test match but you have been bold enough to accept your responsibility and apologized which is indicative of your character and strength as a person. "As an association, we have benefited from your tremendous experience and therefore hold you in high esteem. We would like to offer our strongest support to you at this time and ask that you remain calm in this period of adversity."
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L'Oreal Feria Color Moisturizing Treatment.
272 reviews
86% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$
INGREDIENTSWater, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glycerin, Behentrimonium Chloride, Euphorbia Cerifera (Candelilla) Wax, Amodimethicone, Cetyl Esters, Isopropyl Alcohol, Fragrance, Methylparaben, Trideceth-12, Chlorhexidine Dihydrochloride, Cetrimonium Chloride
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Feria's new packaging is not all that's new.
The new conditioner is awful!
I used to love the conditioner I would get in Feria and loved the way my hair felt after.
This new product feels like toothpaste and weighs my hair down. It seems like they added a bunch of fillers to skimp on the good stuff.
BEWARE of the new Feria conditioner!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
For it's price I wish they had a pump dispenser on this! I bought this at Sally's for $7 for 6oz of it.
For anyone who's colored their hair with l'oreals dyes, they know that this is really what saves their hair from damage! So i'll probably end up using this every other day so that nothing builds up. But the product works miracles for extemely damaged hair!
update: i have tried a bunch of other conditioners, but i have to come back to this.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This stuff is awesome! My hair is usually unmanageable, but after using this conditioner after I colored my hair a few days ago, my hair felt much better. My hair doesn't seem as dry. I'm excited to hear they sell it separately from the hair dye, I may look into getting more.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I am in LOVE with this product!
I have VERY long, thick, and wavy hair. (I also NEVER blow dry, color, or heatstyle....so my hair is very healthy considering how long it is...it's a few inches past the middle of my back fyi)
I have used every product under the sun to try to get silky, shiny hair.
I have spent God knows how much money going through drugstore and salon brands. The last waste of money I tried was using Redken's EXTREME line. It's for distressed hair.
I was stunned....in a BAD way. My hair felt like I washed it with glue! It was tacky, tangled, and a MESS! I couldn't believe what I had done to myself!
I had heard about how great the Feria conditoner was, so I went to Sally and bought a trial packet.
I am HOOKED! This stuff, from the instant it touched my hair, made it so silky and detangled, I could run my fingers through it in the shower! Something I would usually never do!
So, I got out of the shower, expecting the wonderful feeling to vanish (as it does with most conditioners). IT DIDN'T! It stayed with me.
And for 2 days after! I can't believe how soft, manageable, and shiny my long hair was. People were actually asking to feel my hair! They couldn't believe it.
I will buy this product OVER AND OVER. I am used to spending $20-$30 without batting an eye for conditioner (with long hair, you can't skimp) but buying this one dirt cheap AND getting results feels like I've finally found a winner!
Do yourself a favor, go out and buy this immediatly. You will be shocked at how your hair looks AND feels like you got a salon deep conditioning treatment for mere dollars!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Wow i did not even know that they finally started selling this product without the hair coloring kits.
Back when Feria came out on the market I was a teenager and i was obssessed with this conditioner and quite upset that i had to spend 10$ on the whole Feria coloring kit- honestly- and I am not proud of this now-but i have picked out conditioners from the boxes and put them in the other boxes to get extra tubes- this was the BEST stuff I ever found in a drugstore and if I was not using Kerastase I would use this stuff. However I do not know about its build up potential as I always had long long hair and the small tubes from the coloring kits never lasted long enough to build up.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I found this to be a pretty decent conditioner, but after awhile, I found it caused buildup and was too waxy. However, it did make my hair soft and shiny. That said, I think Feria conditioner is a cut above the other L'oreal drugstore conditioners. I prefer Vitamino color from L'oreal's professional line, as it does not leave buildup and is not waxy. It leaves my hair full of body, with shine and moisture. I will stick to the latter conditioner, as well as Clairol's Color Seal conditioning gloss. Will not repurchase Feria.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I love this product. I have been using it for 6 years. It is not my every day conditioner. This is what I use after I get my hair highlighted and my once a week conditioner. I have thick, curly hair and this stuff rocks. I just wish I didn't have to go to Sally;'s to buy it. I don't really have one near me anymore so I have been lazy and instead of driving I have tried other products and my hair has suffered for it. Buy this product, it is a great one. I just haven't found better even though I have tried.
Age: Unknown
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This seems to be a pleasant light conditioner that I think would work well for normal/thin hair. It gives nice shine and leaves hair feeling smooth - though no more than Pantene Ice Shine which costs four times less. The product is good, but it's certainly overpriced.
One more point: this conditioner does contain a fair amount of drying (non-fatty) alcohol: Isopropyl Alcohol. Unlike Cetearyl Alcohol (also included in this formula) Isopropyl alcohol is damaging - the last thing i need when i'm overpaying for conditioner!
Since it seems to work miracles for most people, this conditioner may be worth at least a try (Sally sells 1 oz samples) but i wont be repurchasing.
UPDATE: Well, as if I didn't eat enough over the holidays, now I have to eat my words about this product!! I cut my hair a while back and I find my other conditioners (Pantene, John Freida) make my hair slightly greasy, yet don't smooth my frizzy hair enough, so I decided to give this another go.
Wow. My hair is shiny, soft, not weighed down and less frizzy!!
Though the price isn't ridiculous like some salon products, is it too much to hope that three ghosts visit the L'Oreal execs over Christmas, and convince them to make this stuff more reasonably priced??
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I bought two tubes of this from Sallys for $7.99 a piece. I bought it soley from the MUA hype. On my dry, long, frizzy hair it did no better than a cheaper silicone filled drug store conditioner. So, not only is it a small tube (my hair is waist length and super frizzy/tangly) so I personally use a huge handful each time, but I feel it is WAY overpriced for what it is, a silicone conditioner. I would not repurchase as it was not worth it for me..it did not make my hair soft/shiny/moist...
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
There is something about this product that makes me keep it in my shower. I switch conditioners alot looking for the HG product for dry, processed, frizzy hair. I always come back to this one when nothing else works. I wouldn't say it's the BEST, but you won't find me without it.
Update 03/17: Still have this around but I think it's pure silicone. I am trying to get away from chemicals. I will use this once in a great while, but everyday causes to much build up and dull hair.
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Newly elected council members include
Lisa Petri Henske, MD '85
Phillip Landrigan, MD '67
Councilor: Second Pentad (Classes of 2005–2009):
Tami Tiamfook-Morgan, MD '04
Councilor: Fifth Pentad (Classes of 1990–1994):
Louise Aronson, MD '92
Councilor: Ninth Pentad (Classes of 1970–1974):
James Doroshow, MD '73
Lisa Petri Henske, MD '85
Cambridge, MA
Director, Center for LAM Research and Clinical Care, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Elizabeth (Lisa) Petri Henske is the Founding Director of the Center for LAM Research and Clinical Care at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Co-Director of the Brigham Research Institute. She is also a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, an Associate Member of the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard, and a practicing medical oncologist at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
The genetic cause of lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) – somatic mutations in the tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) genes – was discovered by Dr. Henske's laboratory. She also discovered the physical interaction between the TSC1 and TSC2 proteins, which is the mechanistic underpinning of many subsequent advances in this field. Currently, her research is focused on the cellular and metabolic mechanisms underlying the pathogenesis of LAM and TSC. She has published more than 100 manuscripts on TSC and LAM. She is the Principal Investigator of the Sirolimus and Autophagy Inhibition in LAM (SAIL) clinical trial.
Outside of Boston, Dr. Henske is a member and past Chair of NIH study sections and serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of foundations that support TSC and LAM research. She is a member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation, the Association of American Physicians, and the Interurban Clinical Club. She has received awards for her research from the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance, the LAM Foundation, and the Society for Women's Health Research (the Medtronic Prize).
Dr. Henske earned her undergraduate degree summa cum laude from Yale, where she majored in Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry. She trained in Internal Medicine and Hematology/Oncology at the Massachusetts General Hospital, and then rose to the level of Assistant Professor at the Brigham and Women's Hospital before moving to Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia.
Since 2008, when Dr. Henske moved back to Boston, she has been active in several spheres at HMS, including the Alumni Council, the Faculty Council, the Warren Alpert Prize Selection Committee, the MD-PhD Admissions Committee, and the Reunion Committee. She particularly enjoys interacting directly with students as a lecturer in HMS courses, an advisor to students in the Health Sciences and Technology (HST) program, and a research mentor for the Scholarly Projects program.
Dr. Henske lives in Cambridge MA with her husband Rob, who attended Harvard Business School. The Henske's have three children. Dr. Henske grew up in Washington, D.C. and McLean, Virginia, where she was fortunate to have high school research opportunities at the National Institutes of Health. Her sister Michelle A. Petri and brother William A. Petri Jr. are also academic physicians. Dr. Henske enjoys running and plays the flute in a local orchestra.
What an incredible honor to be nominated for President! Since moving back to Boston six years ago, I've had the privilege of working with HMS at several different levels – through the Faculty Council and Alumni Council, the MD-PhD Admissions Committee, a course lecturer, advisor to HST students, and research mentor.
Working directly with HMS students is a consistent pleasure. They are curious, creative, endlessly optimistic about the future, and incredibly smart. They ask the hardest questions in science, medicine, and health policy. They wonder how their lives and careers will unfold, both in and out of medicine. As alumni we share so much with them – including the passion for improving lives through inquiry and research.
My objectives as President will reflect three fundamental questions:
What can the Alumni Council offer to HMS students? Current students are deeply interested in our perspectives on career paths (which rarely unfold according to plan) and family/work/life balance. As a practicing medical oncologist with a research laboratory, the Principal Investigator of a clinical trial, a parent, and spouse, I am acutely aware of this elusive "balance" - as are most alumni. Building stronger bonds between alumni and students will allow our insights in building careers and lives to be shared.
How can the Alumni Council support current and future alumni? We must continue to build connectivity between HMS and alumni, regardless of geography, and allow the deep intellectual and educational resources of the medical school to be enjoyed by more of us.
How can the Alumni Council support Harvard Medical School? Together, let us identify high-impact areas where we can advocate for the mission of HMS and strengthen our individual connections with this remarkable institution.
In conclusion, I would be privileged to serve as President of the HMS Alumni Council and will work on all three fronts to advance the role of Alumni at HMS.
Phillip Landrigan, MD '67
Mamaroneck, NY
Dean for Global Health, Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Dr. Philip Landrigan is a pediatrician and epidemiologist. He graduated from Boston College (1963), Harvard Medical School (1967) and the London School of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene, University of London (1977). He completed a residency in pediatrics at Children's Hospital Boston. He trained in epidemiology at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and served for 15 years as a CDC epidemiologist with extended overseas tours in Nigeria and El Salvador. He has been a member of the faculty of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai since 1985. He was elected to the Institute of Medicine in 1987.
Dr. Landrigan's pioneering studies showing that lead is toxic to children at even very low levels was critical in persuading the US government to remove lead from gasoline and paint – actions that have reduced incidence of lead poisoning by 95%, raised the intelligence of a generation of American children and saved this country $200 billion each year.
Dr. Landrigan chaired a committee at the National Academy of Sciences which found that children are uniquely vulnerable to pesticides and other toxic chemicals. This work provided the foundation for the Food Quality Protection Act, the federal law on pesticides, the only US environmental statute containing explicit provisions to protect the health of children. He was a leader in creating the National Children's Study.
From 1995 to 1997, Dr. Landrigan served on the Presidential Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veteran's Illnesses. In 1997-1998, he served as Senior Advisor on Children's Health to the Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and was instrumental in helping to establish a new Office of Children's Health Protection at EPA.
Dr. Landrigan served from 1996 to 2005 in the Medical Corps of the United States Naval Reserve. He retired in 2005 at the rank of Captain. He served in Korea and Ghana and was Officer-in-Charge of the West Africa Training Cruise, a medical humanitarian mission to Senegal in 2004 that saw over 11,000 patients. He was awarded the Navy Commendation Medal (3 awards), the National Defense Service Medal and the Secretary of Defense Medal for Outstanding Public Service. He continues to serve as Surgeon General of the New York Naval Militia, the maritime component of New York's National Guard.
In New York, Dr. Landrigan has directed medical and epidemiological studies of the rescue workers who responded to the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
I am honored to be nominated to be Treasurer of the HMS Alumni Council. If elected, I will try to return some of the many gifts I have been given by HMS by working with Dean Flier, school leadership and fellow alumni/ae to build a national and international network of mentors who can guide our students and graduates throughout their careers.
I am a pediatrician, epidemiologist and occupational/environmental physician. I have worked in government, in academia and with the World Health Organization. I would bring to the Alumni Council the lessons learned from nearly five decades spent in public health, preventive medicine, occupational medicine, children's environmental health and global health.
Evidence-based advocacy is my passion. I take great satisfaction in using epidemiology to discover threats to health and then in building broad and sometimes eclectic coalitions who can speak truth to power and translate scientific findings into actions that improve the health of the public. Being a part of the teams that successfully removed lead from gasoline, controlled exposures to benzene in the workplace, reformed US federal pesticide law and documented the need to provide health benefits for the 9/11 first responders have been highlights of my professional life.
Mentoring students is my second joy. I love working with students, especially those with interests in public health and community medicine who have come to understand that every patient comes from a culture, a place and a population and who recognize that the care of the patient requires knowing the community.
My wife Mary and are blessed with 3 children and 7 grandchildren, all of whom live in greater Boston. We are enormously proud that our two medical children are both HMS faculty - Christopher in the Department of Medicine at Boston Children's Hospital and Mary Frances in the Department of Anesthesiology, also at Children's.
Classes of 2005–2009
Tami Tiamfook-Morgan, MD '04
Ellicott City, MD
Attending Emergency Physician, Emergency Medicine Associates, Carroll Hospital Center
Dr. Tami Tiamfook-Morgan, was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. Despite living in an inner city neighborhood where she could have easily succumb to the negative images and distractions that surrounded her, she always saw positivity in potential. Potential in her community, potential in her peers, and most importantly potential in herself. She used that perspective to drive her down a focused path. Tami took an accelerated course load and finished High School in three years, graduating at just 16 years old. She continued with that drive in college and ultimately graduated from Cornell University with a Bachelors in Science cum laude. She then pursued her interest in medicine at Harvard Medical School where she graduated in 2004 with honors.
Throughout the way, Tami always emerged herself in her community to guide the potential of others as well. An example of this came during medical school when she founded a group, called "Just for Girls". Tami chose an underserved neighborhood in Roxbury to start a program where she matched up inner city girls, with mentors in medicine. This resulted in an open environment where the girls felt comfortable enough to share the things concerning them in school and life in general, and provided the mentors with great opportunities for meaningful guidance.
After medical school, Tami went on to continue her residency at Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine residency at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Here, Tami focused on researching pre-hospital care and primarily pre hospital airway management safety. After completing residency, she took a job as an emergency medicine attending at Mount Auburn hospital in Cambridge, MA. This hospital is the community teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School. Tami continued to be involved in medical education as she was the residency coordinator for residents as they rotated at that site. She performed monthly performance evaluations and gave lectures throughout the year. She also lectured the internal medicine residents at Mount Auburn on different emergency medicine topics and assisted in medical student procedural courses at HMS. She also taught Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) and Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) classes throughout Boston.
Last year, Tami moved from New England to Maryland to support her husband's business career. Although it was difficult to leave their home of 13 years, they were excited about the change and new opportunities. Tami currently works at a large community hospital in Maryland which serves a wide region and diverse range of patients. She currently serves on the Medical Staff Quality Committee which is responsible for defining, prioritizing, overseeing and monitoring the hospitals performance improvement activities.
Throughout her career, Tami has always found time for family. She is the proud mother of four kids, Dwane Jr. – 6, David – 5, Daniel – 3, and Mia – 1. She has also been the legal guardian of her youngest sister Jasmine – 14, for the past 5 years as a way to help her on a path to success that started in a similar Brooklyn setting.
I am honored to be nominated to the HMS alumni council. HMS is not only where I received my medical degree, it brought me to a city and a setting that developed me into the doctor that I am today. I look forward to serving as a liaison so I can help give back to the organization that has given me so much.
The best way for any organization to continue to move forward is to continuously evolve for the better. To do that, you have to understand where the community is going as well as any issues that key constituents are currently facing. I look forward to helping facilitate those conversations. Understanding the needs and concerns of both students and the university to create a successful forward path will be an exciting challenge. I look forward to the opportunity to reengage with students and my alumni peers in a way to continue to drive forward the organization that has given so much to me.
Classes of 1990–1994
Louise Aronson, MD '92
San Francisco, CA
Professor, University of California, San Francisco
Louise Aronson is a geriatrician, educator, and writer. A Professor of Medicine at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), she currently serves as Chief of Geriatrics Education and Director of the Optimizing Aging Center and UCSF Medical Humanities. Her clinical practice includes home-based primary, hospital and palliative care for older adults through the Care at Home program. She writes about medicine, aging, health care, and public medical communication for medical journals and the lay press and is the author of A History of the Present Illness.
A native San Franciscan, Louise received her BA magna cum laude in history and anthropology at Brown University. While working with refugees in the US and on the Thai-Cambodian border, she realized that medicine would provide her with both a varied and interesting career and the skills and opportunities to make a difference for vulnerable populations. She received her medical degree from Harvard Medical School in 1992 and completed an internal medicine residency, primary care chief residency, and geriatrics fellowship at UCSF. After training, Louise initially joined the UCSF faculty, founding the Housecalls program, the institution's first geriatrics clinical rotations, and serving as the Medical Director of UCSF Home Care. She then moved to the community to hone her clinical skills across care settings and pursue a Master's of Fine Arts degree in creative writing.
In 2006, Louise returned to the UCSF faculty where she has served as Director of the Pathways to Discovery Program and the Northern California Geriatrics Education center, editor of the JGIM Healing Arts section, and associate editor for the JAMA Care of the Aging Patient series. Louise's research and scholarship focus on geriatrics education, reflective learning, and public medical writing and communication. She is particularly interested in training current and future health professionals to provide optimal care to older adults and the use of writing to harness the unique expertise and experiences of clinicians and medical scientists in service of health and health care. A former Teaching Scholar, Geriatrics Faculty Scholar, and Medical Education Research Fellow, Louise has received the California Homecare Physician of the Year award, a Geriatric Academic Career Award, the Cooke Award for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, UCSF mentorship and teaching awards, the Lieberman Scholar Award, the AOA Edward D. Harris Professionalism Award, an Arnold P. Gold Professorship for Humanism in Medicine, and the American Geriatrics Society Clinician-Educator of the Year award.
Louise's writing has appeared in the Lancet, the New England Journal, JAMA, Health Affairs, the New York Times, Narrative Magazine, the Bellevue Literary Review, and the San Francisco Chronicle, among other publications. She has won the Sonora Review Prize, the New Millennium Short Fiction Award, and three Pushcart nominations for her short fiction. A History of the Present Illness was a finalist for the Chautauqua Prize and the PEN American award for best debut fiction.
I am excited to be considered for a position on the Alumni Council for the very same reasons I was excited to attend HMS: the opportunity to collaborate with smart, dedicated, innovative people on work that matters. I still vividly recall telephoning one of my interviewers from New York's Penn Station (a process that involved using a large box attached to a wall into which I inserted coins) to say I'd loved HMS but had never seen myself as one of "those people." He laughed and gave me some of the best advice I've ever received: You won't find a more impressive group; "those people" are the ones from whom you'll learn what you need to know to be a good doctor. He was absolutely right.
Yet in recent years, I have begun to wonder what being a good doctor means in the twenty first century. The digital revolution has fundamentally and irrevocably changed the way we learn, communicate, and practice. Equally important, for over a decade health care has been at the center of local and national political debates and the subject of daily news stories detailing high costs and errors, systemic inequalities, and unprecedented rates of patient dissatisfaction and physician burnout. But with changes and challenges come opportunities, and I can think of no school as well positioned to creatively and effectively tackle these challenges as HMS.
If elected to the Alumni Council, I would work with Dean Flier and my colleagues to consider questions including: How can we produce physicians eager to meet society's most pressing health care needs? How do we create doctors who are both high tech and high touch? And how do we inspire and sustain a health care workforce with the skills and aspirations to inform not only care and research but also to lead in health policy, public education, quality and safety?
Classes of 1970–1974
James Doroshow, MD '73
Bethesda, MD
Deputy Director, National Cancer Institute; National Institutes of Health
Jim Doroshow received his A.B. degree from Harvard College in 1969 and graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1973. Following a residency in medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital (1973 to 1975), he completed a fellowship in Medical Oncology at the Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology Branches of the National Cancer Institute, NIH. Dr. Doroshow has been the Deputy Director for Clinical and Translational Research of the National Cancer Institute since 2011, and the Director of NCI's Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis since 2004. He continues to pursue his own research program which is devoted to the discovery of new, molecularly-targeted anticancer agents as a tenured Senior Investigator in the Developmental Therapeutics Branch of the NCI's intramural Center for Cancer Research.
From 1983 to 2004, Dr. Doroshow was the Chairman of the City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center's Department of Medical Oncology and Therapeutics Research, and Associate Cancer Center Director for Clinical Investigation. In those capacities, he established and directed the City of Hope's NCI-funded early therapeutics program, its membership in a national clinical trials network supported by the NCI (Southwest Oncology Group), and an NCI-funded training program to develop physician-investigators in the early stages of their academic careers. From the time of his first research grant in 1980, Dr. Doroshow was continuously funded by the NCI until he moved to the NIH in 2004. He is the author of over 400 full-length publications in the areas of cancer molecular pharmacology, the role of oxidant stress in tumor cell signal transduction, and novel therapeutic approaches to solid tumors.
Dr. Doroshow served from 1990-1992 as Chairman of the National Institutes of Health Experimental Therapeutics II Study Section, from 1995-2001 as a member of the Subspecialty Board on Medical Oncology of the American Board of Internal Medicine, from 1999-2000 as Chairman of NCI's Scientific Review Group A-Cancer Centers, and from 2004-2007 as a member of the FDA's Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee. Dr. Doroshow chaired the NCI's Clinical Trials Working Group from 2004-2005 that developed a comprehensive set of initiatives to restructure the national cancer clinical trials enterprise which was successfully finalized in 2014; and the NCI's Operational Efficiency Working Group from 2008-2010 that developed standards to significantly shorten the timeline for cancer clinical trial implementation across all of NCI's clinical trials platforms. From 2012-2013 he served as the chair of the NIH Clinical Trials Working Group which made a series of recommendations that are now being implemented to improve the overall clinical research effort of the NIH. He is currently a member of both the Forum on Drug Discovery, Development, and Translation as well as the National Cancer Policy Forum of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies of Science, and the Associate Editor for Oncology of the 25th Edition of the Cecil Textbook of Medicine.
Like so many classmates, my four year stay at HMS was the defining period of my personal and professional life. I was extraordinarily fortunate to meet my future wife (Robin Winkler, HMS '73) and to be mentored by an exceptional oncologist and clinician investigator (Donald Kaufman, M.D.) who shaped my future academic career. I think it highly likely that those two events played a critical role in foreshadowing our daughter Deborah's own experience at HMS (class of 2013). Having engaged the curriculum and the classmates of two eras (in person and as a father), I remain in awe of the range of excellence—scientific, medical, and personal—that is a central feature of the medical school.
Since so much of my time is now devoted to the impossible task of trying to make a shrinking pot of federal research money go further, I constantly wonder how/why bright students choose--against the odds--to consider academic careers. Robin and I worry what the world of academic medicine will be like for our daughter, and how changes in generational priorities will affect the availability of medical care in what seems like the very near term. A reasonable supposition, however, is that current and future HMS classes, like previous generations, will adapt--and probably quite well. Without evidence, I can only imagine that physicians of these new generations will be buoyed by the exciting opportunities available to them--based on remarkable new science, unimaginable (to us in 1973) computational and bioinformatic technologies, and vastly different interpersonal professional (team) relationships that will form the basis of the way they practice--without being hindered by trying to reproduce the past.
I would be most grateful if there is any way that I could assist the Alumni Council in continuing to advance the broad range of achievement that makes HMS unique.
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Abstract: Let denote the number of primes and let denote the usual integral logarithm of . We prove that there are at least integer values of in the vicinity of with . This improves earlier bounds of Skewes, Lehman, and te Riele. We also plot more than 10000 values of in four different regions, including the regions discovered by Lehman, te Riele, and the authors of this paper, and a more distant region in the vicinity of , where appears to exceed by more than . The plots strongly suggest, although upper bounds derived to date for are not sufficient for a proof, that exceeds for at least integers in the vicinity of . If it is possible to improve our bound for by finding a sign change before , our first plot clearly delineates the potential candidates. Finally, we compute the logarithmic density of and find that as departs from the region in the vicinity of , the density is , and that it varies from this by no more than over the next integers. This should be compared to Rubinstein and Sarnak.
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