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The DC-10 air tanker has now been used in both test and real-life environments. Results will reveal how effective the plane will be in fighting fires on Australian terrain.
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It sounded more like Tullamarine Airport than bushland during the testing of the DC-10 air tanker in the Wombat State Forest.
The CFA and DSE have been evaluating the plane which is based at Avalon and would help to extinguish bushfires across Victoria.
The aircraft, which drops a red fire-retardant, is being tested to see how effective it is in the Australian bush.
Following the evaluation on Friday, the DC-10 was deployed to its first fire on Sunday.
It dropped 42,000 litres of retardant on a fire near Werrimull, 50km from Mildura.
The results of both missions will be evaluated by the Bushfire Cooperative Research Centre.
With 27 of the 52 high-risk areas in the state's south-west, this could become a handy resource for the region if proved effective.
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I was planning to do the same thing for christmas, but a friend gave us a wii a couple of weeks ago and I ordered Elmo's A to Zoo game and it's so much fun for both of us to play TOGETHER and she's learning so much! Plus we were given these other games too and we are loving the time together (I limit it to about an hour a day) and so I think I'll just stick with the wii for now and maybe get her a talking globe or something.
I've never played video games, so this is a first for me (since atari in 83) and we are clapping and laughing. I just can't believe how interactive they are! They have us jumping around and reaching up and digging and LISTENING to directions. It's fantastic!
Devin grabs our iPhones so much for games and you tube videos so my thought is to have something more child proof for him to have solely for these things he love s and I don't have to worry about him going and throwing in and breaking it or messing up my apps etc. :) and for portability w car trips etc :)-
oh yea. lol that's scare me to pieces. lol I don't let my daughter play with my phone or my laptop. I'm too cheap to even consider the consequences. lol
We have an iPad that we share amongst the three of us. DD has more apps on there than either one of us. There are a lot of really good kid apps out there, and some of them are free. Disney makes some really good ones and they add new ones all the time.
Yes, the iPad is very expensive, so make sure you'll get some use out of it too. And get a good solid case for it. DD droped ours a couple of weeks ago and we learned that lesson the hard way.
We are debating between the LeapPad2 or the new Tabeo that just came exclusive at Toys R Us for my almost 4 yr old.
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My DD has the LeapPad and LOVES it. she got it for Christmas last year and it is definately worth it.
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We're getting Reagan the Nabi 2 tablet. I just feel she'll get way more use out of it than the Leap Pad or Innotab - and we did consider both of those when they first came on the market. What I like about the Nabi is it has a parent mode so I can use it too.
I like the new LeapPad...Explorer? I think that's what it's called. My DS is 2 and he plays with one at home-care. The sitter said he really loves it and does really well with it. I got a chance to look at it a bit and it looked really great. I have looked into getting him one and I would go for the LeapPad over the V-Tech version. Just personal preference. I'd look at the game options and reviews before purchasing. I will probably look more seriously next year as I don't feel like he's quite ready yet. I do really want a Wii though. I think he'd love that Elmo game!
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Set against this backdrop, it comes as little surprise that memorials were built throughout the population centers of the South to commemorate the military and political leaders of the Confederacy and the soldiers who served under them. Though the war was lost, the memories remained.
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When construction is finished on the major section of Napoleon Avenue from South Claiborne to near St. Charles Avenue — expected by the end of the year — the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers plans to build a walking path down the center of the neutral ground similar to that in Broadmoor, but to narrow the neutral ground by nine feet to make room for new bike lanes in the street in each direction. Continue reading »
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DALLAS (AP) - Electrical engineers will spend the next few weeks repairing the historic Adolphus Hotel where a four-alarm electrical fire last week caused about $35,000 in damage.
The 88-year-old Adolphus - Dallas' oldest hotel - will be closed until the week of July 31 or Aug. 7, engineering consultants told the hotel's management. It will be the first time the 27-story downtown building has been closed for anything but remodeling since it opened, Adolphus spokesman David Davis said.
People from all over the country have celebrated special occasions, such as weddings and anniversaries, at the Adolphus since it opened, Davis said.
"The hotel is seen by many people as a Texas treasure," he told The Associated Press.
A fire Friday forced 80 guests to relocate to other upscale hotels, including the Hyatt, the Fairmont Hotel and the Wyndham Anatole Hotel. During the weekend, employees scrambled to find other accommodations for new guests. The hotel was scheduled to be completely booked starting Wednesday with the Mary Kay Cosmetics convention, which ends Aug. 5.
The damage was limited to the basement, where the fire started, and the first two floors, which had smoke damage. None of the hotel's historical features were damaged.
Officials said the fire's cause was an electrical panel, which they are still investigating. Friday's heat - 96 degrees when the fire started around 12:30 p.m. - may have contributed to the electrical problem, fire officials said.
Adolphus officials said they expect insurance to cover lost revenue during the repairs, but it may not cover lost wages for employees who are temporarily out of work. The hotel's 50 salaried employees are working from remote locations, but only a dozen of its 350 hourly workers are able to work, said Karen Ranker, human resources director.
Some of those employees are voluntarily taking vacation, while others are taking jobs in other hotels or filing for unemployment.
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Hibachi Buffet offers great breadth, little depth
It didn't take long for word to get out about the newly opened Hibachi Buffet. The Hot Dish paid them a visit this past weekend, and the cafeteria-sized joint was hopping, full of families looking to get some bang for their Saturday lunchtime buck. There's no question that the restaurant delivers good value at $9 for adults and $2 to $7 for kids for the all-you-can eat buffet lunch. But what if you're looking to stretch your dollar and enjoy a quality meal? Read on for the lowdown on what's available, what's good, and what not to touch with 20-foot tongs.
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With five serving islands in addition to the sushi bar and hibachi grill station, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by the scope of options. The beauty of a buffet is that you can, in theory, eat everything. But who wants to work their way through seven mediocre dishes before landing on one that's truly delicious? Let us do the sifting for you.
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One trip to the buffet yielded this plate, the contents of which were uniformly cold and bland. The dumpling contained a mysterious gray meat, the Japanese chicken was tepid and rubbery, and the grilled bread dry and crusty.
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The second trip to the buffet was more successful, as we went straight for the food that's supposed to be cold: sushi. The sushi counter boasts 10 rolls, and the few that we tried were perfectly serviceable. Not quite Fuji-ya quality, but better than what you might find at the grocery store. This is where the value is best--all the decent sushi you want for the price of one roll at most restaurants.
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BEIRUT — Syrian troops carried out a broad offensive against rebels in the suburbs of Damascus, the state media said Wednesday, as the United Nations appealed for $1 billion to support rising numbers of Syrian refugees.
The state-run SANA news agency said troops have killed "scores of terrorists," the government term for the rebels fighting to topple President Bashar Assad.
The suburbs of the Syrian capital have been opposition strongholds since the uprising started in March 2011.
The rebels recently have made significant advances in the area, capturing air bases and military installations and clashing with a pro-government Palestinian group for control of the Yarmouk refugee camp, located in the capital's southern part.
SANA said Wednesday's fighting took place in the capital's southern outskirts of Daraya, Harasta, Douma and Hajar Aswad, an area neighboring Yarmouk.
On Tuesday, Syrian fighter jets bombed Yarmouk for the second time in a week, sending thousands fleeing from the camp. There were no reports on casualties from those strikes.
Similar airstrikes on Sunday killed at least eight people in Yarmouk, activists said.
The rebel offensive in the camp, which began Friday, is aimed at driving out pro-government Palestinian gunmen of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command (PFLP-GC).
Most of the fighting Wednesday was concentrated on surrounding districts outside the camp, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
It said the rebels took control of large parts of the camp after resistance from the PFLP-GC gunmen ceased that morning. The group relies on reports from activists on the ground.
Since the camp's creation in 1957, it has evolved into a densely populated residential district just five miles away from the center of Damascus.
Several generations of refugees live there, some employed as doctors, engineers and civil servants and others as day laborers and street vendors. Many Syrians also have moved into the camp area over the years.
When the revolt against Mr. Assad's rule began 21 months ago, the half-million-strong Palestinian community in Syria stayed on the sidelines.
But as the civil war deepened, most Palestinians backed the rebels, while some groups — such as the PFLP-GC — have been fighting alongside the troops. The group is led by Ahmed Jibril, Mr. Assad's longtime ally.
The fighting in the camp has forced an exodus of Palestinian refugees and Syrians who came to the camp in past weeks to escape violence elsewhere in the city, according to U.N. officials.
More than two-thirds of the nearly 150,000 Palestinian residents of Yarmouk have left the camp since Friday, when the fighting flared up, according to the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees.
They either have sought shelter in the outskirts of the camp, in other parts of Damascus or other Syrian cities or have headed to the Syria-Lebanon border, said Sami Mshasha, an UNRWA spokesman.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said Wednesday he had asked U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon to help in bringing the Palestinian refugees in Syria to the Palestinian territories. This could include the West Bank, where Mr. Abbas governs, or the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.
The statement said there are 450,000 Palestinian refugees living in 10 camps in Syria. Mr. Abbas said Yarmouk, which is the biggest camp, "has been through a difficult situation due to the escalating conflict in Syria."
Any movement of refugees into the West Bank would need the consent of Israel. The Israeli Foreign Ministry had no comment.
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Sony Ericsson has announced two new Android smartphones this morning -- the aluminum-framed Xperia Ray, and the ruggedized Xperia Active.
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The Xperia Active is smaller still, measuring just 3 inches diagonally. It too runs Gingerbread, and sports a 1GHz CPU. Sony Ericsson is pitching the phone towards more active smartphone users, including a dust and water-resistant screen, as well as features like "wet finger tracking", so the phone's touchscreen is usable with wet hands. On top of that there's bundled software for monitoring your heart rate and general fitness levels, if you're into that sort of thing. And you also get a 5-megapixel camera with 720p recording capability, though no Exmor R this time around.
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AbstractDepth-of-Interaction (DOI) encoding is an important requirement in clinical as well as small animal Positron Emission Tomography (PET). At present, almost all commercial PET scanners do not have DOI encoding capability, and, as a result, these scanners exhibit parallax error, which degrades their spatial resolution for events that are further away from the central axis in the radial direction. This project will investigate a new detector design that promises to provide high resolution DOI encoding in a continuous manner with single-ended scintillator readout. The proposed scheme can be adapted to small animal as well as clinical PET scanners. Phase I will demonstrate the feasibility of the new detector configuration and will optimize the detector design. In Phase II, the concept will be implemented by building a PET system with DOI encoding. Commercial Applications and other Benefits as described by the awardee: The detector technology should be very promising for small animal as well as clinical PET applications. It also should be applicable to many other gamma-ray imaging systems for astronomy, non-destructive studies, and nuclear non-proliferation, which require depth-of-interaction information.
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Hi. I have osteopenia and I def need calicum! I take a 600mg calicum pill oneor twice a day and try to eat a lot of dairy.but can you have too much and what kind of dairy is easier on your tummy besides the usual cheese yogurt cottage milk? Those get boring as well.thanks:-)
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You should be getting about 1000 mg of calcium during pregnancy. I believe the limit is around 2500. Please don't quote me, as I am not a doctor lol. Double check with your doc to see exactly how much you, personally, should be getting while you are pregnant, especially with the osteo.
I'm not sure of any other ways to get it in. I mostly just drink milk. :)
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I didn't know there was a limit lol. They know I have osteo but they didn't mention about extra calcium which I felt was dumb. So I have the calcium pills for extra support. Andtryin to cut out as much sugar as possible and only have fruits as sugar. also I'm tryin to work out a little more. Maybe then id have more engery and weight bearin excerises are good for your bones as well as mood:-)
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A double bombing next to the Iranian embassy in Hezbollah-controlled Beirut Tuesday morning deepens the divide in Lebanon between pro and anti-Syrian parties.
Posted on: November 19th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Hezbollah
Lebanon's news agency says 20 people have been killed and 95 wounded in two explosions that struck near the Iranian Embassy in the Lebanese capital of Beirut. The National News Agency says the dead include two Iranian nationals. The mid-morning blasts hit Beirut's stronghold of the Shiite militant Hezbollah group, the upscale neighborhood of Janah. […]
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Israel would be better off acting on its own, without the deadweight of American support.
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Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah told supporters in Beirut's suburbs Thursday, "We won't bargain our presence in Lebanon, Syria and the axis of resistance for some ministerial portfolios" to form a new Lebanese government. He said he is defending Syrian President Bassar al-Assad because he backs the "resistance" against Israel. Nasrallah appeared in public, a rare […]
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Assad is looking over both shoulders. Israel is suspected of destroying one of his air bases on the western coast, while Turkey is aiding and abetting Al Qaeda terrorists to wage jihad on behalf rebels.
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Syrian opposition forces again prove Hezbollah is not invincible. They posted a video showing a direct hit near Damascus on a multi-story Hezbollah building, which collapsed like dominoes.
Posted on: October 23rd, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Hezbollah
Al Jarida of Kuwait reported that Israeli jet fighters attacked a convoy carrying missiles from Syria into Lebanon.
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A Jerusalem court Monday sentenced a Jerusalem Arab bus driver to 3½ years in jail for handing over to Hezbollah information about potential targets in the capital for terrorists. The sentence was handed down three months after the conviction of Issam Hashem Mashahara, who pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy in return for the prosecution's […]
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Israel's enemies could start a zoo with all the animals they have caught as being spies. Now it's an eagle's turn to join the growing collection of Zionist animals on the front lines.
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An anti-Hezbollah Lebanese legislator said Sunday that the terrorist organization has chemical weapons and missiles buried underground in bunkers that were built under the supervision of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Khaled Daher told the Saudi Arabia newspaper al-Watan Saturday that the existence of chemical weapons is behind Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah's threat two months ago that […]
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Terrorists, like Mafia kingpins, are allies until one of them thinks he can rule the world. When they trip up over their own arrogance, they run back into each other's self-destructive clutches.
Posted on: September 15th, 2013News & Views → Global → Europe
Israel has no information to confirm Syrian rebel claims that the Assad regime has sent part of its stockpile of chemical weapons to Iraq, Knesset Member and former Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman told Voice of Israel radio Sunday. However, the regime still is planning to ship the illegal weapons to Iraq and to Hezbollah, Free […]
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Assad continues to take advantage of Western gullibility. Syria has joined the Chemical Weapons Convention, but the Wall St. Journal reports Assad already has scattered the weapons in the country.
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Israel has one life support. It starts with Yom Kippur.
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Is Assad's mind so twisted that he used chemical weapons again? Or are the rebels equally twisted enough to gas Assad's soldiers and then accuse the regime. And does it matter anymore?
Posted on: September 11th, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Egypt
Al Qaeda brought down the Twin Towers 12 years ago. With the help of other terrorists, it is bringing down Mideast regimes, banking on chaos to spread its policy of destruction of the West.
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President Assad may have miscalculated the effect of the term "chemical warfare" on the collective consciousness of his Iranian allies.
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Saudi Arabia has agreed to support an American-led attack on Syria, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry stated on Sunday in Paris, where he met with Arab League Secretary General Nabil Elarab and nine Arab foreign ministers. He said "a number of [Arab] countries" are ready to sign a joint declaration blaming Syrian President Bassar […]
Posted on: September 3rd, 2013News & Views → Middle East → Hezbollah
New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez told CBS Tuesday morning that Iran and Hezbollah "could possibly" strike Israel if the United States attacks the Assad regime although Syria is full of " bluster. The Senator, a Democrat and chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, said on the "This Morning" program, "The Iranians and Hezbollah […]
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Known for evocative images that can cover entire buildings, JR won a 2011 TED prize for his work and gave a wildly popular TED Talk, which is how he landed on the radar of Contemporary Wing's Lauren Gentile. While his usual installations are illegal (defacing public property, and all), he got the blessing of the building's owner this time around and will be hard at work on October 9 and 10. Since JR rarely works in the U.S. (only New York and Los Angeles, to date), we're pretty stoked that he chose our fair city for the project. (Washington Post)
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The Department of Psychiatry and Psychology operates within the framework of the Neurological Institute, a multidisciplinary group of more than 300 medical, surgical and research specialists dedicated to the treatment of patients with neurological and psychiatric disorders. The Neurological Institute offers a disease-specific, patient focused approach to care with close collaboration between Psychiatry, Psychology, Neurology, Neurosurgery and Neuroradiology.
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The Department of Psychiatry and Psychology is one of four departments within Cleveland Clinic's Neurological Institute, which includes Neurology, Neurosurgery and Neuroradiology. The department has its origins in the vision of Cleveland Clinic's first chairman of Neurological Surgery, W. James Gardener, MD, who at a 1943 meeting of Cleveland Clinic's Administrative Board, proposed adding a department of psychiatry to the growing Cleveland Clinic. Eventually, in 1946 the Department of Neuropsychiatry opened, and in 1960 split into separate departments with A. Dixon Weatherhead, MD, serving as Psychiatry's first Chairman. In July, 1961 the Department welcomed its first resident trainee, and by 1976 the General Adult Psychiatry Residency Training Program had achieved full accreditation.
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A modular schedule is used to organize the clinical rotations. Each module lasts 4 weeks (28 days) resulting in 13 modules per year.
The PGY1 year include six (6) modules of medicine and neurology and seven (7) modules of psychiatry. The inpatient internal medicine rotation is an opportunity to learn and practice 'bread and butter' inpatient medicine at Fairview Hospital, one of Cleveland Clinic's largest regional hospitals. On-call at Fairview is done on a rotating basis, approximately every 7 nights. The outpatient family practice rotation provides an opportunity to serve an historically underserved population at Stephanie Tubbs Jones Health Center. The emergency medicine rotation is performed at the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus alongside rotators from a variety of specialties. Both the neurology consults and inpatient neurology rotations are done at the Main Campus. On-call during the neurology inpatient rotation may be done on a rotating basis or as night float.
The inpatient psychiatry rotations during PGY1 are performed at Lutheran Hospital, Cleveland Clinic's primary facility for inpatient psychiatry (100 inpatient psychiatry beds). The five adult inpatient psychiatry modules are spent primarily on Lutheran's high-acuity psychiatry units. During this time, the "on-call" experience is done as 6-7 weeks of night-float (12 hour shifts, Sun-Thurs), with never more than one-week of night float at a time. Residents rotate at the Alcohol and Drug Recovery Center (ADRC) for the one month of inpatient chemical dependency. During this rotation, residents are exposed to inpatient detoxification, partial hospitalization, and the intensive outpatient rehab program. The Med-Psych rotation is a sampler of outpatient neuropsychiatry clinics (epilepsy, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis, dementia) and one day of Psychosomatic Medicine (consultation-liaison, CL) psychiatry.
In preparation for the PGY2 year of on-call at the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus, throughout the year each PGY1 resident will spend 6-8 weekend day shifts (8am to 8pm) with the PGY2 on-call resident. This allows the PGY1 resident to gain exposure to inpatient consults and emergency psychiatry and helps to prepare them for the PGY2 call experience.
The PGY2 year provides opportunity to gain experience in psychosomatic medicine (CL psychiatry), child and adolescent psychiatry, and a variety of other psychiatric sub-specialties, including geriatrics, forensics, emergency psychiatry, chronic pain and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). During this year the resident will once again rotate at the Alcohol and Drug Recovery Center (ADRC), now as a senior. Residents will also spend a dedicated month with a CBT practitioner, initially in an observational capacity, then transitioning into a hands-on role, practicing CBT interventions. This experience complements the start of the outpatient continuity clinic, where residents spend ½ day per week seeing outpatients for both medication management and psychotherapy. Weekly supervision with a dedicated psychotherapy supervisor also begins in the PGY2 year.
On-call during the PGY2 year occurs at the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus and is done on a rotating basis, approximately every 5-7 days. Weekday (M-F) call is from 4pm to 8am, while weekend call (Sat-Sun) is from 8am to 8am. On Sundays, the PGY2 will provide supervision to the PGY1 on-call resident during the daytime hours.
The PGY3 year marks a shift in the way rotation scheduling is done, with most required clinical experiences now performed on a longitudinal basis (12 months in length). The only exception to this is a module of sleep medicine and a module at the Mood Disorders Intensive Outpatient Program. In the spring prior to the PGY3 year, the resident will meet with the Associate Program Director and the assigned academic advisor to design his/her schedule.
As most program requirements are completed in the first two years of training, there is ample elective time during the PGY3 year. Electives may be performed as 4 week modules or as longitudinal (2-12 months) experiences, depending on resident preferences and the nature of the elective. There is also opportunity for residents to create sub-specialty clinics to serve the unmet needs of special populations. This requires faculty and departmental support. Resident-created clinics have included: HIV clinic, bariatrics clinic, and Spanish-speaking clinic. Popular electives often include:
During the PGY4 year, residents are required to rotate on the inpatient psychiatry units at Lutheran hospital in a junior-attending role. Residents also spend two modules in the Neuropsychiatry Clinics, performing neuropsychiatric evaluations for patients with epilepsy, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis or dementia. The remainder of the year is elective. As in the PGY3 year, residents will meet with the Associate Program Director and academic advisor to help design the year's schedule. Electives may be done as longitudinal experiences, modular experiences, or a combination of the two.
The majority of the didactic curriculum is presented within the framework of Academic Half Day. Each Thursday morning all residents are excused from clinical duties to focus on academic objectives. From 8:00 to 9:00 am residents attend regular meetings with the Program Directors and Department Chair alternating with Case Conference presented by a resident. From 9:00 to 11:30am residents attend two 70-minute seminars designed specifically for the PGY training level. After a 30-minute break for lunch and camaraderie with fellow residents, all residents and faculty attend Grand Rounds. Residents then return to their clinical services.
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus, a 1,300-bed internationally renowned, tertiary care hospital, serves as the primary training site of the Psychiatry Residency Program. The main campus serves a diverse patient population from the Cleveland metro area, surrounding regions, and internationally. Psychiatry residents become adept at working with patients from all socio-economic levels and diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Home of the psychosomatic medicine (CL) service, the main campus has among the highest acuity medical and surgical intensive care units (ICUs) in the country. Residents have the unique opportunity to see critically ill patients, rare disorders, and work alongside world-renowned physicians across specialties.
Lutheran Hospital, a 12-minute drive from the main campus on West 25th street, houses the primary Adult Inpatient Psychiatry units of the Cleveland Clinic Department of Psychiatry with 100 behavioral health beds distributed among general psychiatry, geriatric psychiatry, and a specialized mood disorders unit. Lutheran is also home to the Alcohol and Drug Recovery Center (ADRC), which provides inpatient detoxification, partial hospitalization and an intensive outpatient rehabilitation program. Lutheran is just blocks away from the famous West Side Market and a burgeoning food scene.
Fairview Hospital is a 500-bed facility on the west side of Cleveland and home to the new 13-bed child and adolescent psychiatry unit where PGY2 residents rotate for two months. PGY1 residents rotate at Fairview for inpatient internal medicine. Residents may also perform senior Consultation-Liaison (Psychosomatic Medicine) electives at Fairview to gain experience with consultation in a smaller, regional hospital setting.
Marymount Hospital is a 288-bed Cleveland Clinic regional hospital in south-central Cleveland, which is home to the inpatient geriatrics rotation and the second Cleveland Clinic regional hospital to start an electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) program. Residents gain exposure to group and dialectical behavioral therapy at the Mood Disorders Intensive Outpatient Program.
Other training sites include Northcoast Hospital, one of six state psychiatric facilities in Ohio, where residents rotate on Forensics and may choose to spend a senior inpatient month. Residents rotate at St. Vincent Charity Hospital in the psychiatry emergency room. The long-term community mental health experience is typically done at Connections Community Health Centers where residents may choose to provide specialty services at the Spanish-speaking branch, participate in the ACT team at the Cleveland Heights branch, or rotate at the Main branch in Beachwood.
Research opportunities exist across the department and the institution. PGY2 residents are introduced to common elements of research early in the year as part of the Academic Half Day curriculum. Each resident is required to have an academic project which culminates in the presentation of a Grand Rounds, poster or platform presentation at a regional or national meeting, or publication. Current and recent trainees have participated in projects on neuro-modulation (both ECT and TMS), delirium, suicide, ovarian cancer, women's health, chronic pain, non-epileptic seizures, sleep disorders, post-myocardial infarction depression, transplant psychiatry and quality improvement.
Applicants with strong interest in a research career are encouraged to apply to the Research Track, which consists of a modified curriculum and rotation schedule with protected time for research during the four years of training. Research begins near the end of the PGY1 year, when Research Track residents spend one module developing an area of interest and identifying a research mentor. Residents then spend two modules during PGY2 to develop a research question and to write a proposal. In the PGY3 year, Research Track residents will complete required rotations early in the year, then will have 2 days/week for project implementation. During PGY4, protected research time increases to 3.5 days/week until late spring when residents complete the three modules of Inpatient Senior. Research Track residents are excused from the following rotations: Med-Psych Clinics, 1 module of Inpatient chemical dependence, 1 module of consultation-liaison, and Neuropsychiatry Senior Clinics. Research Track residents will have the opportunity to apply for a Cleveland Clinic Psychiatry Research Fellowship to continue their work beyond the four years of residency.
Interested applicants are encouraged to contact the program directly at firstname.lastname@example.com and should mention research interests in the ERAS application personal statement.
Every year, residents present at regional and national meetings, most recently at the Cleveland Consultation Liaison Society, The Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine, The American Association of Directors of Psychiatric Residency Training, and the Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association.
Residents may also present their work at Neurological Institute Research Day (NIRD), which is held annually at the Intercontinental Hotel and Conference Center on the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus. Generous cash awards are given to the most outstanding poster and platform presentations – our residents have consistently been recipients.
Residents presenting at national meetings are eligible for registration and travel reimbursement if the following criteria are met:
A comprehensive description of resident benefits can be found with Cleveland Clinic's Graduate Medical Education Department
Please refer to the table below for new salary rates, effective April 1, 2016:
Vacation: 3 weeks (15 paid working days)
Maternity: 6 weeks‐paid leave for natural childbirth or adoption; 8 weeks for cesarean section.
Paternity: 2 weeks paid leave (10 working days). Additional time off unpaid up to a maximum of 12 weeks under FMLA.
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When taking overnight call at the Main Campus, residents are provided with an allotment for dinner and breakfast. Lunch is also provided for weekend day calls. These funds may be used at most Cleveland Clinic dining facilities, including all hospital cafeterias, Au Bon Pain, Moe's Southwest Grill, and Zen Cafe.
In 2007, the Cleveland Clinic appointed the country's first Chief Wellness Officer, Michael F. Roizen, MD. The Wellness Institute is responsible for implementing wide-reaching programs that aggressively advocate for healthy living. Wellness initiatives implemented for all employees, including residents, include: free membership to Curves, Cleveland Clinic fitness centers and Weight Watchers, free yoga classes, trans-fats banned from all public and patient menus, sugared beverages removed from cafeterias and vending machines, smoke-free campuses and workforce, weekly farmers market on-campus and a dedicated wellness store.
Senior residents are permitted to moonlight pending approval of the Program Director and successful completion of one CSV and attainment of a minimum PRITE score. Residents must have a full Ohio Medical License to moonlight.
This family-friendly annual event serves to welcome our new interns and to show appreciation for the hard work of our faculty. This event is often held at the Program Director's home or a local Metropark.
The spring retreat is an opportunity for residents to get off campus for a day to focus on team-building, wellness and academic enrichment activities. The 2014 retreat was held at a local camp where residents had the opportunity to participate in a high-ropes course, rock-climbing wall, and workshops about boundaries, fun neuroscience, and team-building.
Held every 1-2 months at a resident or faculty home, typically with dinner, movie club is an opportunity for residents to get together outside of work to discuss issues of psychiatry in film. Each event is moderated by a faculty member or guest speaker.
Book Club events are held quarterly, usually at a faculty home. Reading selections are made by the Book Club chair with collective input from residents and faculty.
Also held quarterly at the Cleveland Clinic Main Campus, with dinner provided by the department, Journal Club is an opportunity for residents to review recent literature in the presence of expert faculty.
One thing you'll always hear from a native Clevelander is how much they love the city. Our residents agree. Cleveland offers the balance of a big city, historic suburbs and beautiful countryside, all within a 30-mile radius. Greater Cleveland is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Severance Hall and the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, the Cleveland Museum of Art, and the Cleveland Botanical Garden – all within just minutes of the clinic. Cleveland also boasts a number of professional sports teams, including the Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns, and Cleveland Cavaliers. Cleveland is becoming quickly famous for the rapidly growing food and restaurant scene and is proud to claim Iron Chef Michael Symon as one of its own.
The Cleveland Clinic is centrally located with easy access to downtown, the "Eastside" and the "Westside." Most residents live in one of these three areas and find that the cost of living in Cleveland is affordable and traffic is quick and easy. The Cleveland metro area has a number of excellent public school systems as well as numerous private school alternatives.
The Greater Cleveland area has much to offer any outdoor enthusiast, from the shores of Lake Erie to the north, to the gradually rolling foothills of the Allegheny mountain range to the east. The snowy winters are ideal for skiing, snowshoeing, or just sipping hot cocoa in front of a fire. Our residents enjoy hiking in the Cuyahoga National Forest, or in the over 22,000 acres of nature reserve at one of the eighteen Cleveland Metroparks; its bicycle paths for mountain or road bikes stretch for miles. Lake Erie boasts a number of beaches and watersports, as well as a flourishing wine industry with over 180 wineries in the state.
Cleveland is also a great place for kids and families. The Cleveland Metroparks Zoo is a hotspot for kids of all ages and frequently offers discounts to Cleveland Clinic employees. Patterson Fruit Farm, located in beautiful Geauga County, offers apple, peach, and strawberry picking, and an annual Family Fun Fest in the fall, at which the Cleveland Clinic House Staff Association link out holds a yearly free event. The Cleveland Botanical Garden is home of the Hershey Children's Garden and the Glasshouse, which offers daily butterfly releases. The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad offers children's programs including the famous Polar Express Train.
This guide, compiled and updated by the Cleveland Clinic House Staff Spouses Association, is a complete reference for everything regarding relocation, including real estate companies, schools, daycare, house hunting, where to live, things to do, etc.
Cleveland In A Nutshell
The Cleveland Children's Academy is a partner of the Cleveland Clinic and is a top choice of Cleveland Clinic residents for childcare. Located adjacent to the Main Campus, the Children's Academy offers daycare from 6am to 7:30pm, M-F, for children aged 6 weeks to Interactive Kindergarten (5-6 y/o). As this is a popular choice for residents, spaces fill up quickly and there is usually a fairly long waitlist.
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I see alot of moms who have already told their kids their going to be a big brother or big sister. Is there anyone out there waiting to tell your kids? I feel like waiting until I have a growing baby belly so they have some visable understanding. I know my 4year old would understand and be excited but if I did m/c how would I explain it to her? I wouldnt want to get her all excited and brake her heart.
Waiting to tell the kids...
I am very excited to tell them, though, especially DD. I think we will frame a ultrasound picture to give her. She will be soooo happy!!
While I would like to wait until the second trimester to tell dd (4), I just don't think I can wait that long. It's hard enough not telling her now, so we'll tell her after my first appointment in a couple of weeks.
me (32), dh (35), dd 2/8/08, ds 2/15/13
I was wanting to wait to tell our 4 year old bc we m/c in march and it broke her heart. But my husband told her anyway! =/
Mommy to Mekenzie (T1D) Expecting Gabriel May 2013
I'm so afraid of that too and we planned to keep it very vague until I'm further along but then last night DD (also 4) came up to my belly and starting talking to it so I guess she just knows more than I give her credit for. I can't imagine having to tell her I lost the baby but I can't worry about that now. If the worst happens it will be nice to have her hugs and comfort. Besides, I'm sure she'll sense that too. I just have a hard time keeping things from her. Kids are more resilliant than we think and can handle and have a basic understanding of death even at this age I figure. We can't shelter them forever from all the sadness of the world although I'd really like to. Really hoping this baby sticks and I won't have that problem.
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Liz2785 I was thinking the same thing, kids have amazing memories and 9months is forever when your little! Loved your idea of framing a ultrasound picture for your little ones, Something for them to grasp onto and help make it real.
Because of ou m/c in november we are waiting to tell everyone including DD until week 14/15 to be on the safe side. But good prayers for all the FEB babies to make it in 2013!!!!
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Jaeya Annette 2/10/2013
Psh. I had a whole list of people we weren't telling yet. Unfortunately, neither of us can seem to keep our mouths shut! So yes, our kiddos know! LOL! Hope it all goes well...
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Miranda 12/07 & Evan 8/10, My Hypnobaby! +New baby due Feb 11, 2013!!
they looked at me like I was crazy and didn't know anything, why would I think I was pregnant LOL. So it turned out OK. My 7 year old picked up on it this time all by himself :/. I told him I wanted to wait because things can happen sometimes. And he said like the baby can die? I didn't know whatelse to say but be honest. He is the sweetest and smartest little boy.
since i lost my 1st pregnancy at 12 weeks I told myself I wouldn't tell anyone until I was at least past the 12 week mark (that is where i had my 12wk NT scan and got bad news last time) ... AH that so did not work out for me lol and i'm only 6 weeks. I told my mom, dad, 2 of my sisters, and my brothers GF. lol just staying hopeful this time.
I did have a dream last night that everything worked out this time and I had a big prego belly =) ... so hopefully that is a sign.
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