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NEW YORK - Activists who believe Latinos deserve more recognition for their contributions during World War II have created an agonizing political problem for PBS and filmmaking star Ken Burns.
Several Latino leaders and military veterans, angry that Burns' high-profile documentary series "The War" includes no conversations with Latinos who fought, are demanding changes. PBS and Burns want to satisfy an important constituency, without the precedent of a filmmaker forced to change his vision due to a protest.
PBS chief executive Paula Kerger, after meetings with leaders including Congress' Hispanic caucus, has promised suggested solutions as early as this week.
Burns' 14-hour documentary is scheduled to premiere in September. PBS hopes it becomes as definitive a record of the World War II experience as Burns' "The Civil War" was for that conflict, and as popular. Kerger has already described it as Burns' greatest work.
Even though the film hasn't been seen publicly, its lack of Latino representation was sniffed out by Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez, a former newspaper reporter who runs an oral history project about Latino World War II veterans at the University of Texas.
Rivas-Rodriguez and her staff police projects about World War II all over the country books, films, conferences and the like to make sure Latinos are represented. Last November, when Burns previewed his film at a museum, her project manager asked whether Latino veterans were interviewed in the documentary. She was told no, and immediately set about trying to raise awareness.
Anger over "The War" has deep roots.
Rivas-Rodriguez has stories from Latino Medal of Honor winners who came home to Texas only to be denied service at restaurants. She thinks few Americans are aware of the experiences, and the lack of attention it received in Tom Brokaw's best-selling book "The Greatest Generation" didn't help.
"It's a real sore spot to say to someone that your experience wasn't unique in this country," she said. "Our people weren't valued. Not only were they not valued then, they are not being valued today."
The large Latino presence among the armed forces fighting the Iraq War deepens the sensitivity toward this issue, said Marta Garcia, head of the New York chapter of the National Hispanic Media Coalition.
Burns' film focuses on the wartime experiences of people from four communities across the country Waterbury, Conn.; Mobile, Ala.; Sacramento, Calif.; and Luverne, Minn. He weaves their individual stories about combat together to tell how the war changed lives, and changed the world.
Since he's spent his career trying to tell overlooked stories in American history, Burns said he can appreciate the Latino community's concerns.
"We did not set out to exclude Latinos, or any other group for that matter," he told The Associated Press. "In fact, thousands of stories have not been included. We set out to explore the human experience of war and combat based on a handful of stories told by individuals in only four American towns."
Still, it hasn't escaped the Latino groups' notice that blacks are talked to in the film about segregated forces, and Japanese-Americans about their internment.
Burns' stature makes the issue so crucial. "A lot of people regard Ken Burns as the country's documentarian," Rivas-Rodriguez said.
She would like to see the project expanded to include the Latino experience, perhaps even by a couple of hours. A separate film has little appeal, because few beyond those directly involved would care, she said.
"It has to be something substantive," she said. "It can't be simply inserting someone with a (Latin) last name and saying, `Oh, yeah, he was there, too.'"
To Burns, the film is done. He's already traveling to promote it, and showed a segment to cadets at West Point two weeks ago. PBS wanted to finish early to allow for ancillary products, including a book. PBS affiliates are making films about local wartime experiences.
Even if they were to entertain the idea, Burns' representatives argue that substantial changes would be difficult. To fit the narrative, Burns would have to find Latino veterans from one of the four communities, and seek out footage from the specific battles they talk about. The time-consuming process is why it took six years to make the film.
Imagine PBS' predicament. Its executives are loath to impose upon someone's creative vision, particularly the system's biggest star. If PBS changes a film because of one group's complaint, what happens the next time?
Yet PBS, of course, gets a big chunk of its funding from the federal government. The Hispanic caucus is much more important than it was five months ago, when the election put Congress under Democratic control. The National Hispanic Media Coalition is also well known to PBS for its challenges to TV station license renewals, and has criticized PBS for not hiring enough Latinos.
"PBS takes this situation very seriously," said PBS spokeswoman Lea Sloan. "The stories of all the diverse communities in this country, including the Latinos, are of critical importance and while PBS has been a leading forum for these voices to be heard, there is more that needs to be done."
Michael Getler, PBS' ombudsman, has looked into the issue. He wondered whether anyone had even thought about Latino veterans during the film's six-year gestation. If nothing else, it shows how new thinking is always necessary in a diverse country, he said.
He did not, however, offer ideas to satisfy the protesters. ___
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Anyone remember that term? They fought the cops during WW2 in LA.
Finally, at midnight on June 7th, because the navy believed it had on actual mutiny on hand, the military authorities did what the city of Los Angeles would not, they moved to stop the rioting of their personnel. Los Angeles was declared off limits for all military personnel. Though there were little consequences for the rioters (servicemen and local law enforcement authorities alike), there was some public outcry. On June 16th, 1943, Eleanor Roosevelt commented in her column that, "The question goes deeper than just suits. It is a racial protest. I have been worried for a long time about the Mexican racial situation. It is a problem with roots going a long way back, and we do not always face these problems as we should." Los Angeles' response was typified by the June 18th headlines of the Los Angeles Times, "Mrs. Roosevelt Blindly Stirs Race Discord," and she was accused of communist leanings in the accompanying editorial. Governor Earl Warren (later Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court during their landmark desegregation cases) convened a committee to investigate the riots and recommended punishment for all involved in the riots, servicemen and civilians. Other than the charges filed against the Mexican American victims, no punishment was ever meted out.
So quit complaning and publish your own book and call it "Latino heroes of WWII".
I'm half-Finnish and am OUTRAGED that PBS allowed NO interviews from the proud Semi-Finnish-American community. At least 263 members of my proud ethic identity fought in WWII yet Ken Burns again IGNORED us. He did the same thing in his Jazz documentary! This is no coincidence — IT'S A HATE CRIME!
That would be the best thing to do.
Heck, how long was Band of Brothers and that was only one unit over a year and a half of fighting. I'm sure they still left out lots of the story that we would have found interesting enough to watch more.
Why, oh, why isn't just being an American enough for them?
Those were the good old days.
Being just a human being doesn't seem to be enough for a lot of Americans.
The fruitless external search for self-identity leads to many human ills.... I am my money. I am my job. I am my car!
I thought My Mother was the car? ;-)
With only about 200 living recipients from WWII, some may have been from Texas. I would like to hear the stories and see the names.
The constant racism of the "latino's" if getting old. Who cares! My mother was getting bombed on in London in WWII. I'll ask her how many Latino soldiers she ran into. Have a feelling the answer will be zero. I seem to remember that Mexico wanted to originally side with the Germans, but changed their mind because of the obvious problem they would have with the US.
Ken Burns, the Donald Trump of PBS, strikes again!
It's amazing this guy can show his face after how bad 'Baseball' was, and how overambitious his 'Jazz' was.
He does serve an important purpose - intellectual phonies can gather around the water cooler the next day and talk about it. This is the same crew that keept 'Cliff Notes' in business when they were in high school and college!
I think you just demonstrated that you're the same age as my mother ;-).
Probably am. She's not OLD, is she?
Getting well along in middle age, but vigorous and well-preserved!
It was the best documentary I ever saw of the American Civil War. I just fell in love with Shelby Foote.
Fat chance! "The Civil War" is not "a definitive record" of the Civil War. It's a movie made about the Civil War 150 years after it ended. The definative record has to be something much closer in time.
WW2 has been covered in many more movies, documentary films, the entire History Channel and the Military Channel are full of definative history of WW2, including on camera interviews with key players.
I think that's the benefit of Ken Burns's documentaries. They give people who are interested in the subject ideas on where to go for serious study. They might even catch people by surprise and inspire an interest where there wasn't one before.
Shelby Foote was such a dear man. I'm looking forward to meeting him.
"He does serve an important purpose - intellectual phonies can gather around the water cooler the next day and talk about it."
Say what what you will; but I would guess that more Americans learned more history in a shorter time through the Civil War series than from most other means previously.
Didn't the same thing happen in Detroit? Or was it Chicago with Black Zoot sooters.
Anyone remember Zoot Suit Yokum from the Lil Abner cartoon strip?
***Ken Burns, the Donald Trump of PBS, strikes again!
Its amazing this guy can show his face after how bad Baseball was, ****
In his Civil War series....
Did he even mention the Chinese-Americans who fought for the Union? How bout the American Indian troops who fought on both sides!
Okay ... the *sneer* suggests that you're under 60 ...
I don't recall for sure, but I don't think the Garibaldi Guard made the cut, either.
One of the U.S. officers who died at the Little Bighorn was a decorated veteran (medal from Pope Piux IX) of the Italian unification wars.
The problem with getting involved with PBS is the P. Public. They feel they should have control of the content since public money goes to it. Makes sense, in a way. Stay away from public funding of the arts.
I'm series. It was an Irishman; there was an article in "Civil War Times Illustrated." The gentleman had been a soldier of fortune in the European wars, and was awarded a medal by Pope Pius IX.
The cool part is that the Sioux didn't mutilate this officer's body after the Little Bighorn defeat, because he was wearing the large oval medallion with the Pope's picture, and the Sious figured it was a powerful magic charm.
Big problem is would she even know what a Latino was back then.
If you read stories of when the Americans freed the Jews from the concentration camps, most European Jews had never seen a black man, or Japanese soldier.
Heck, on DDay, some Americans found a few Korean soldiers fighting for the Germans. They had no clue at the time where these soldiers were from.
As to bring the country of Mexico into the discussion was insulting. Those Americans we will call Latinos who fought during WWII DIDN'T FIGHT FOR Mexico, THEY FOUGHT FOR AMERICA.
I know one soldier who won the MOH was an illegal from Mexico and got his citizenship after the war. This soldier parents died when he was young, and he came to the US to live with relatives. Their was a show on the History channel that discussed Americans of Mexican descent who had won the MOH. They talked to the winners and their families. I didn't hear one who talked about fighting for Mexico.
Why is mentioning that Mexico originally wanted to side with Germany insulting? Did I say that any Latino's were fighting for Mexico? Don't believe I did. If they were fighting for the US who cares what there original nationality is. It isn't important is the overall picture. Both my parents and all my uncles fought in WWII. Should they get special mention because of their original heritage?
It's the "Diversity Dilemma." As we divide into a balkanized country according to group identity, each group will feel entitled to a quota of face time on TV. It used to be relatively simple: have the local news delivered by a white woman and a black man. I foresee the time when the anchors become a panel. Commercials, documentaries, quiz shows will all require appropriate quotas.
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But You're A Cashier
There's this Seinfeld episode where Jerry gets dumped by his girlfriend after she goes to see his act and doesn't think he's funny. She tells him that she can't date anyone who's work she doesn't respect. His response is, "but you're a cashier". I think the funniest line in the episode is his reply, "but you're a cashier."
I live and date in NYC, which means that I come across a lot of single guys who work or dabble in one artistic pursuit or the other. And yes, whether or not I respect what they do is an issue. One that comes up quite a bit.
Not too long ago I was emailing back and forth with a guy I met online. He seemed like a decent guy. And he made his living as an artist. A pretty decent living from what I could tell, in fact. After a handful of emails he sent me a link to his website, so that I could see his work. And well, that was it. I lost complete interest in him. His work was so, um, bad.
Yeah, artistic taste is subjective. There are plenty of works of art hanging in museums that I don't like. And his work was selling, so someone liked it. But I didn't.
A similar thing happened a few months earlier with a musician/songwriter/real-estate broker. He offered me the link to his myspace page so that I could hear his songs and yuck. I suddenly found myself not wanting to meet him.
I called one of my male single friends and checked in with him about this (he happens to work in the arts and so I thought his opinion would be particularly useful). He said he felt the same way. He couldn't date a musician who's music he hated or an actor who couldn't act, etc.
Which leads me to these two things:
1) I've had men I dated ask to read my "serious writing". And I've had them then not comment on it. One of them went so far as to make a big show of buying a new printer so that he could print things out to read them. Maybe he hated my work but couldn't bring himself to tell me. And maybe it affected the way he felt about me.
2) There is a man I am currently emailing with online. He makes his living in the arts. Maybe I shouldn't go check out his website? Maybe the whole concept of having to respect someone's work is just absolutely ridiculous? Or maybe I should rush there right now before we meet so that I don't waste any more time with him?
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Lifeline is a nationwide home alert system for people at risk who need assistance but not necessarily a caretaker on site or admission to a nursing home. Many care coordinators recommend and doctors prescribe this vital piece of equipment as it is recognized as a valuable component of prolonging a person's independence in their home.
In the "Old Testament" of the Holy Bible, God identified four transgressions that could not be tolerated; idolatry, sexual misconduct, murder, and economic oppression. The Borough and City Sales Taxes on Groceries constitute economic oppression because they demand much more of the marginal utility of income from lower and middle class residents than for the rich and wealthy.
The 9th annual Patient-Centered Care Awareness Month campaign kicks off in October and emphasizes that when health care professionals, patients and family members courageously engage with each other as partners, health care interactions are more constructive, experiences are more positive and outcomes improve. The theme of this year's campaign, organized annually by Planetree, Inc. is Health care's Brave New World: Patient-Centered Care.
On Sept. 30, a public meeting was held at the North Peninsula Recreation Center. This meeting was originally going to be hosted by Dan and Ann Krogseng. Ann was a driving force on the law enforcement task force. Through her dedication and energy she was able to bring together a wonderful group of knowledgeable members of our government groups to discuss and answer our community questions about the ability and stability of a law enforcement service area.
On behalf of Soldotna High School, we would like to thank the community for their support during our homecoming. Our students showed enthusiasm and school spirit that was amazing. They participated in over twelve activities during the week. These ranged from traditional games like tug-of-war and "trash can" to games like Knight, Rider, Princess and Log Roll. We concluded our week with a pep assembly, the crowning of our royalty, a bonfire, football game, halftime show, and our Galaxy themed dance.
A push-poll isn't a poll that's intended to gauge public sentiment. It's meant to shape public opinion, and I'm sorry to report that I was invited to participate in a push-poll by our local state senator.
The first question implies that the only solutions to our fiscal problems include cutting state services or paying some form of new taxes.
Of the eighteen questions that follow, only two focus on requiring Alaska's oil producers to pay us fairly for our oil and the tone of those questions was apologetic toward producers.
This summer season 180-plus volunteers, everyday people like you and me, got together to make a difference on Kenai Peninsula rivers through the Stream Watch program. This year marks the 21st season for the volunteer driven program with people from across the state of Alaska and right here in our own communities, many spending weekends at a time while others spent weekday evenings when they could, to complete hands-on river protection projects and/or share information on and off of the river.
It's being talked about everywhere: "Sterling residents hold suspected burglar for arrest."
A very bad guy has been taken off the streets by residents. That's big news.
I'm very interested in comments concerning the apprehension of this bad guy by members of the Sterling Brotherhood. If something like this could be done to bring some notorious Nikiski bad guy to bay, it would go a long way toward getting people to rethink the LESA and the creation of a local police force.
I just finished reading the letter by Mathew Cannava "A Little Consideration, Please" in the Sept. 11 edition of the Peninsula Clarion and it ignited my frustration over area drivers and their inconsiderate behavior when behind the wheel of a multi ton weapon. To clarify, I am going to relate two experiences I recently encountered in the Soldotna area.
On Sept. 2 I read an opinion letter from Dwight Kramer. I was amazed at how much research Mr. Kramer did not do. He attempted to downplay the work the Kenai River Sportfishing Association (KRSA) and the Kenai River Classic proceeds have done for the river, the fish, and the fishermen on the river.
When I was a KRSA board member and the chairman of the habitat committee, I had the opportunity to work with the cities, the borough and the state to create and install or maintain numerous projects KRSA had completed or was doing in the river and surrounding areas.
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The idea of these printables are to use them to start a new 1st day of school photo tradition that allows you to document not only the kiddos' super cute new outfits and excited grins, but also their changing dreams and aspirations. Great idea, right?!
You could do some really interesting things with these photos – a coffee table book, a hallway wall display, a calendar, or even a Brady Bunch grid style T-shirt for the grandparents (do it – I bet they totally wear it).
We also want to see your photos using our printables. So share them on your favorite social media site and be sure to tag them: #MPMK_bigdreams!
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My favorite time of year on social media has returned: the back to school photo sharing. The adorable assemblies of siblings with fresh haircuts and new duds!
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Whether you have children going into preschool or 12th grade, there's a printable for you (in both color and black/white).
These signs can be framed or handheld in a photo to show off, not only the grade your child is entering, but also the answer to the classic question, "What do you want to be when you grow up?"
I love hearing my children's answer to this week by week, and year by year.
Do you remember what you wanted to be at age 6? I wanted to be a ballerina; I'd taken a total of four ballet classes, and I was convinced it was my calling. I took only six ballet classes so that dream didn't come true, but that doesn't make it any less magical.
The dreams of childhood are worth capturing as much as the passage of time and we're making it easy.
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It's a true wonder to live with a canine companion. Some, however, do not think so highly of their fur. We are fur freaks and don't want our little dog on the couch. However, he is allowed on the couch if he is sitting on a lap - he is also allowed on the couch upstairs. This confuses his tiny walnut-brain, I'm sure.
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- Asked if the lack of recuperation time between the seasons is a wearing experience, Foster gives a definitive yes.
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I've given my 'future of testing' talk four times (!) this week and by far the part that generates the most questions is when I prophesize about test case reuse. Given that I answered it differently all four times (sigh), I want to use this space to clarify my own thinking and to add some specifics....
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In my Future series I was accused of supporting both sides of the manual v. automated debate and flip-flopping like an American politician who can't decide whether to kiss the babies or their moms. Clearly this is not an either-or proposition. But I wanted to supply some clarity in how I think about...
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Testing Beyond Release This is the final part of my series on the future of testing. I hope you've enjoyed it. For this post I've saved what might be one of the more controversial of my predictions: namely that in the future we will ship test code with our products and be able to exercise that code...
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Testers as Designers Modern testers play largely a role of late cycle heroics that often goes unappreciated come review and bonus time. When we find the big bug it is because we were supposed to … that's the expectation. When we miss the big bug, people ask questions. It's often a case of ignored...
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Testing Culture A couple of months ago I attended a lecture given by one of the Empire's cache of Technical Fellows (maybe he was a Distinguished Engineer, I am not sure as they look so much alike). Like all our TFs the guy was wicked smart and as he presented a design for some new product he and...
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Visualization What does software look like? Wouldn't it be helpful if we had a visualization of software that we could use while the software was being constructed or tested? With a single glance we could see that parts of it remain unfinished. Dependencies, interfaces and data would be easy to see...
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Moving Testing Forward There is a gap that exists in testing that is eating away at quality, productivity, and the general manageability of the entire development lifecycle. It is the gap between when a bug is created and when that same bug is detected. The larger the gap, the more time a bug stays...
9 Sep 2008
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the future of software testing (part 3)
So we are now at my third prediction which deals with information and how testers will use information to improve their testing in the future. Prediction 1: Testsourcing Prediction 2: Virtualization Prediction 3: Information What information do you use to help you test your software? Specs...
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In order for testsourcing to take hold of the future of testing, two key technological barriers must be broken: the reusability of test artifacts and the accessibility of user environments. Let me explain: Reusability : The reusability of software development artifacts, thanks to the popularization...
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Wikipedia always has lots of newcomers that drive you up the wall. We must be extremely hostile to them in order to have them understand the true meaning of Wikipedia.
New members are often all sweetness and light at first, but most turn out to be vandals and bad-faith editors at the end. Therefore, it is very important to assume bad faith.
Definition of a 'newbie'[edit]
In general, a newbie is an editor who joined Wikipedia this very moment. However, some say that any Wikipedia member that joined after 2000 is a newbie. Therefore, we must learn to bite each other and even ourselves – even if you have been editing Wikipedia since Jimbo Wales came.
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Made my first commute this morning from Belmont, MA in to Boston, about 8 mi. Feels good despite the chill but took a bit longer than I had hoped (1 hr; I was shooting for 40 min). I need to find a more efficient route from my house down to the Charles River bike path; went way too far out of my way today trying to avoid traffic. Also need to figure out how to behave in long lines of city traffic at stop lights.
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He wants sacking for smoking whilst being on the job!Reply
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I ll be the first to admit I smoke way too much, but I always like to wait until after the sex to lite up!!! This young man probubly has nicoteen stains on his dick!!!Reply
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One of our Creative Writing PhD students, Yvonne Battle-Felton, will be hosting a weekly show, 'The Writing Life' on Lancaster's student radio station, Bailrigg FM.
Yvonne;s show will air on Sundays from 7.30pm to 8pm and an interview with Colleen Crangle will be featured in October.
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Michael Kereken: Urban Forest
The title of Michael Kareken's latest show at the Groveland Gallery comes from what the employees of the Rock-Tenn paper recycling plant in St. Paul call the endless mountains of discarded paper products. And the paintings are as conflicted as the title suggests. His subjects, the Rock-Tenn plant and the American Iron scrap yard in Minneapolis, could easily be described as ugly. But Kareken approaches each pile of discarded oil drums, brakes, and paper products with a soft touch. Edges are slightly blurred, and drab shades of rust and brown are given life in the sunlight Kareken faithfully captures in each painting. He manages to make the mounds of debris look not only graceful but sentimental—like each work is a mostly accurate memory of a childhood haunt. Also noticeable is the lack of people. Kareken has apparently made the conscious decision to leave the men and women working the piles of paper and metal out of the paintings. The effect is that the subjects appear to be natural occurrences. This feeling is especially strong in River View, a view of the Mississippi framed by jumbles of scrap metal that seem to have grown out of the river.
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Thank you! I try to get in decent shape before I wear my catsuits. I do have a great time at all of my cons. Personality is vastly more important to me than looks so I know I'm saddened when I meet a great cosplayer who isn't genuine. Usually cosplayers are nice and awesome, of course!
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Brain edema is one of the most common consequences of serious traumatic brain injuries which is usually accompanied with increased Intracranial Pressure (ICP) due to water content increment. A three dimensional finite element model of brain edema is used to study intracranial pressure in this paper. Three different boundary conditions at the end of Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) were used to ...
Virtual Thermal Ablation in the Head and Neck using COMSOL Multiphysics
U. Topaloglu[1], Y. Yan[2], P. Novak[2], P. Spring[3], J. Suen[3], and G. Shafirstein[3]
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Thermal ablation in the head and neck requires accurate thermal dose delivery to target tissue while protecting the structure and function of nearby tissue and organs. In this study, we present a method that allows importing Computed Tomography (CT) scans to COMSOL, in order to model accurately the expected pathological outcomes prior to thermal ablation treatment. Thermal ablation of a virtual ...
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The complex behavior of biological prosthetic heart valves was simulated. A multiphysics computational approach was adopted using different modules of COMSOL Multiphysics: the LiveLink(TM) interface was used to exchange the valve geometry with CAD, Structural Mechanics Module to set loads, boundary conditions and implement anisotropic hyper-elastic constitutive laws for leaflet tissue, PDE to ...
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This week we've been looking into the extra-small but big-hearted kitchen of Anna Watson Carl in New York City. One of Anna's favorite things in the world is throwing last-minute dinner parties. The kind where she casually calls a few friends and says, "What are you doing tonight? Want to come over for dinner?"
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Site manager, Ben Heggarty; operational manager pathology, Anne Crabtree, and Harry Hobson, a joiner with Davric Construction Projects Ltd, in the Airedale Hospital pathology department, where work has started on a £400,000 refurbishment
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The scheme – to produce extra space and deal with a soaring workload – is being carried out in several phases, and should be complete by August.
The new layout will separate the laboratories from administrative areas, and there will be a waiting area for visitors.
A helpline service will be provided near the entrance, and there will be offices for managers and consultants.
Space is being allowed for more equipment in the future as the department's workload continues to rise – it has increased by about ten per cent in the past year.
And the laboratory area is being extended.
Anne Crabtree, pathology operational manager at Airedale NHS Foundation Trust, said: "We are reconfiguring the department to allow us to make the best use of space and cope with the increase in workload, as more GPs are sending blood samples to us due to our rapid turnaround times and quality of service.
"It should also allow us to continue to invest in more sophisticated equipment, which will speed up our processes."
The team is also getting a new computer system.
Visitors and staff are being urged to take care around the department during the building work.
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