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We are passionate about reaching out to this special ethnocultural group because we recognize the need and because of our common roots which give many of us a special connection and opportunity.
The Places & Opportunities
Low German Bolivia
The breakdown in religion and education has left many in this area in great poverty. We are partnering with others in bringing new hope through intentional discipleship, education and economic development.
The school in Villa Nueva (Pailon) is growing. Each year another grade is added, and they celebrated their first Grade 12 graduation in 2012. There are currently around 150 students. Facebook Page
A new outreach has begun in the San Jose area in Bolivia. Bill and Martha Kehler started their ministry in that area in February 2011. In April 2012, a work team went to San Jose to help build a ministry centre. This centre will resource materials in both Spanish and Low German. More information on the work team can be found here.
Another new ministry that is starting up (Feb 2012) is a counseling ministry in the area of Santa Cruz. In September 2011 the MEM (Mision Evangelica Menonita) Bolivia team identified a need, and drafted a vision for a counseling ministry aimed at our Mennonite people that would seek to restore hope and help people find healing from their past.
As MEM, we are involved in education, evangelism and discipleship, community development, etc. but this would involve an even more relational approach in meeting individual people where they are. The project involves opening an office/drop‐in centre that would be accessible to all Mennonite people that visit the city of Santa Cruz, but would not be directly run by a specific church group but rather be overseen by multiple organizations such as ourselves, and possibly staff from MCC. The main aim at the start of this ministry would be to reach out to women, but quite likely it would involve couples and marriages as well.
Check out the missionary blogs under "Bolivia Low German Ministry Blog" in the sidebar.
Read Jack Heppner's reflections on the current Bolivian Mennonite situation.
Low German Belize/Mexico South
Our churches in Region 6 are strategically reaching out to their surrounding communities with the good news of Jesus. Follow their most recent church planting efforts and find out how you can help by going to their page. Check out their blog in the sidebar on this page.
Low German Mexico North
Our church plants in this region have matured and become their own conference (Conferencia Missionera Evangelica or CME). We maintain a close connection through EMC missionaries John and Lorna Wall and continue to help in many practical ways. Click here to visit their website.
North America
In Canada, the greatest needs and opportunities seem to be in the southern Alberta region. We are partnering with the churches in that region and a new church plant was started in September 2010.
Ben and Tina Froese are currently the pastor couple of this new congregation and are focusing on reaching Low German speaking Mennonites in the Vauxhall area.
Read more in the July/August 2010 Recorder (p.10) and the September/October 2011 Recorder (p. 6-8)
Low German / Plautdietsch Resources and Connections
Steinreich Bibelschule
A Bible School in Steinreich, Chihuahua, Mexico with a focus on discipling and preparing Low German Mennonites for ministry. Diedrich Harms, our conference evangelist, is actively involved in teaching and recruiting students for the school.
Low German Translation Work
Many of the people in this ethnic group have not had the opportunity to learn to read their heart language – Low German or Plautdietsch. Realizing that resources in Low German are very limited, we have assembled a group of dedicated individuals to be part of a translation team. This team is currently working on projects that will provide study material for our Low German friends.
Books & Resources currently available in Low German
These study books / workbooks are designed to be used in a small group setting. A great way to teach, learn and disciple.
All of these resources are available by contacting email@example.com or call 204.253.7929 in Winnipeg Manitoba
Low German Translation Guidelines
Low German Radio Ministries
Other Low German Radio Ministries:
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Wheeling Jesuit University will open its campus for a day-long celebration to share its success with its partners - students, alumni, employees, its neighbors and the people of the city of Wheeling.
Set for Saturday, March 29, WJU Community Day is packed full of events and activities for all ages. There will be science, music and arts programs, academic lectures, research presentations, college and high school athletic events and food at various locations throughout the WJU campus.
The day culminates with a dinner to raise funds for student scholarships, called Gaudiosa (pronounced: gow-de-o-sa) which in Latin means "Joyous feast."
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"We set this day as a chance to invite all of our friends and partners to campus to enjoy all that we have to offer. The works of our students, faculty, athletes and artists will be showcased throughout the day and we hope that everyone in the community will come to campus. We would not be who we are without their help. We are grateful for it," said WJU President Rev. James Fleming, S.J.
"This is more than an event ... it's a renewed focus on our charism and how we can better serve the city, our students and faculty, our alumni and the greater community," said Christopher Helmrath, chairman of the WJU board of trustees.
Fleming said throughout history the Jesuits have always been vital and active partners with the cities in which they founded schools. In fact, St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus (Jesuits), once said when starting new colleges, "Take special care that you obtain a good and sufficiently large site ... large enough for a house and church, and if possible, not too far removed from the conversation of the city."
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Community Day
Saturday, March 29:
10 a.m. - Children's play, "Wiley and the Hairy Man"
10 a.m.-4 p.m. - Art display and demonstration
11 a.m.-2 p.m. - Culture Fest, international celebration
of food, music and dance
11 a.m.-3 p.m. - Student research presentations and
11 a.m. - WJU-Michigan State rugby game
11 a.m. - Micronauts, science experiments for children,
ages 5-10
11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.- WJU symphonic band
Noon-3 p.m. - Tailgate
Noon-3 p.m. - Mission and ministry open house
1-5 p.m. - High school athletic games
3 p.m. - Preview of spring musical, "The 25th Annual
Putnam County Spelling Bee"
3 p.m. - Dedication of Athletic Hall of Fame Room
4 p.m. - Mass
5 p.m. - VMI-Salisbury State rugby game
7 p.m. - Gaudiosa, a fundraising dinner
Fleming added, "Over the past year, great strides have been made to grow Wheeling Jesuit. The transformation of our physical therapy program to the Stone Center in downtown Wheeling, the installation of our new turf stadium and the partnership with Double J Realty to build apartments along Washington Avenue are signs of our growth. That growth is directly related to our partnership with the city of Wheeling, Regional Economic Development Partnership, our business partners and the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, along with our alumni and benefactors."
Helmrath said, "This is a day to not only remember our history, but also to celebrate where we are going ... a day to bring together all the constituents who have been a part of our success and allow them to share in this celebration."
In addition to the number of free events for all to enjoy, the evening hours will kick off with the fundraising dinner that will support student scholarships, Fleming explained.
WJU Community Day
"WJU Community Day is a chance to show the Ohio Valley the great things happening here on campus and the remarkable education that our students are receiving in the classroom, and in leadership and service activities throughout the area," said Mark Phillips, WJU chief of staff and chair of the Community Day committee.
Fleming noted that throughout the year, members of the community come and enjoy the facilities and programs that Wheeling Jesuit offers, but Community Day "is our way of setting aside a clear date - in a concrete way, and inviting our neighbors to come and enjoy WJU."
Phillips added, "The people who work at WJU live in surrounding neighborhoods, shop at local businesses and volunteer at one of our 45 community partners such as the Catholic Neighborhood Center on 18th Street. These close ties mean that we have a unique ability to engage the community in the exchange of knowledge and information in a way that benefits everyone."
The university will rededicate its Athletic Hall of Fame at 3 p.m. inside the Alma Grace McDonough Center. All 73 members of the hall have been invited back to see the newly decorated facility.
For a complete list of activities, go to www.wju. edu/communityday online.
Gaudiosa - "A
Joyous Feast"
When planners began looking for a name for the fundraising dinner, a name that would set it apart from other events, Fleming said it made sense to find a name that was unique to the Jesuits. For Jesuit communities, members would have a Gaudiosa or joyous feast a few times each year (the Feast of St. Ignatius, vow day, etc.) when the work of all the Jesuit would stop for a day, offering a day of leisure that would culminate with a first-class feast, a Gaudiosa.
At the university, Gaudiosa is an evening of fine food, entertainment and dancing to raise funds for WJU student scholarships.
Currently, more than 700 students depend on scholarships to help fund their undergraduate education at WJU. Largely from the tri-state area, these students are superior students in the classroom, on the stage and on the playing field. They're leaders on campus, they sing at Masses and give campus tours. In the process, they're developing compassion and a dedication to serving others - values that make a Jesuit education unique, school officials said.
Those attending the Gaudiosa will see videos of Wheeling Jesuit students who will explain how gifts supporting student scholarship have allowed them to attend the university.
The event will feature entertainment from beginning to end. During the social hour, guests will hear the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra's string ensemble as cocktails and appetizers are served. A dinner follows, with a menu designed especially for Gaudiosa. Desserts and coffee will be served.
An after-dinner show will feature the River City Brass with singing by WJU graduates Vera Barton-Caro '82 and Dathan Williams '82, a regular in off-Broadway performances. Remey Munasifi '03, a comedian and YouTube sensation, also will perform.
Finally, guests can hit the dance floor to the beat of an Ohio Valley favorite, Legend.
The Gaudiosa planning committee has two honorary chairs: the Most Rev. Michael J. Bransfield, bishop of Wheeling-Charleston, and John Beilein '75. Other members include Michael Ferns Sr., Jane Friday '61, Mary Hamm, Christopher and Susan Helmrath, Bill Hogan, Dr. Carlos Jimenez, Robert Knott '89, Joe Pangilinan '88, John '95 and Libby Espejo Reasbeck '97, Danny '98 and Becky Sancomb and Edward Schmitt '70.
"This is a true celebration for all our partners to enjoy. I look forward to seeing city leaders, business people, parents, faculty and alumni at this dinner as we raise money to support the next generation of Wheeling Jesuit students," Christopher Helmrath said.
Tickets for Gaudiosa can be purchased by calling 304-243-8166 or online at www.wju.edu/gaudiosa.

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Cleveland Clinic's General Surgery Residency Program welcomes your interest in training here. This is a five-year, fully accredited, non-pyramidal program with 10 categorical positions per year, with the option of additional dedicated research or career development time. Our commitment is to train young surgeons to a high level of clinical, academic, and systems competence, becoming professional leaders throughout their career in this rapidly changing field.
Educational opportunities include patient evaluation and management, critical decision making, operative skills, clinical research, residency and hospital administration, medical student teaching, and a structured teaching program and conferences, providing our residents with a superior general surgery residency program.
These elements are the basis of the program with a large Surgical Staff with diverse clinical, research, and administrative expertise and interests. General Surgery continues to change and evolve with increased understanding of pathophysiology, enhanced technologies, and multi-disciplinary approaches to improving treatment outcomes. Our department is at the forefront of these advances, with a commitment to educate our residents become leaders in their chosen field.
We believe our Residency Program offers outstanding training which will equip you to practice the art and science of surgery.
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Our training philosophy is to involve the entire team, especially residents, in patient care at all times – pre-operative decision making in the clinic or in consultation, in the operating room, and during post-operative care. Experience is gained by operating on skill appropriate cases at our high volume quaternary care hospital, community hospitals, and ambulatory surgery centers. Leadership is developed by conferring a high level of responsibility early in the training program with progressive autonomy and responsibility. The most senior resident on a service is charged with assigning operative cases to residents and fellows, ensuring an optimal experience that is tailored to each resident.
The Cleveland Clinic Center for Multidisciplinary Simulation has laparoscopy, flexible endoscopy, and endovascular surgery simulators, in addition to being a Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery (FLS) training and testing site and future Fundamentals of Endoscopic Surgery site. Residents have 24 hours access to the sim-lab. The Stanley Shalom Zielony Simulation and Team Training Labs are also available for simulation sessions arranged for residents every 3 months, including ICU and trauma mock scenarios with Harvey the cardiopulmonary patient.
The main hospital has a night float system. This format allows all team members operate in skill appropriate cases, providing longitudinal care of patients, and dedicate time to research projects, leadership positions, and knowledge base development. When not on night-float, junior residents typically take call two weekends per month and senior residents take call about once a week. We adhere to the ACGME work hour regulations including 80-hour work week and average of one day off per week averaged over the month.
Each week the chief residents electronically report cases for the M&M conference. The conference faculty moderator selects cases for presentation based on their teaching merit, and moderates the discussion. The resident who operated on the patient presents the case, focusing on the clinical decision making, why the complication occurred, how the case could have been managed differently, and a review of the relevant literature. The focus of the conference is improving clinical decision making to improve patient care. Each hospital holds its own M&M conference.
These hour seminars, teaching rounds, and lunch discussions are given by invited faculty and visitors. These presentations are aimed to faculty and residents to promote surgical learning. Presentations are on a broad range of topics, including clinical topic updates, world health, surgical history, etc.
Our residents may attend high-level, multidisciplinary conferences taught by our world-renowned faculty aimed at practicing digestive, vascular, oncologic and endocrine disease specialists. These combine clinical management updates by thought leaders, hands-on skills development, and quality and patient safety developments.
Residents arrive as PGY-1's with a range of knowledge and clinical experience. All General Surgery, Urology, Orthopedic Surgery, Otolaryngology, Integrated Vascular, Cardiothoracic and Plastics Surgery residents have a year long curriculum with weekly reading topics and didactic seminars. Chairman's rounds also occurs during this time once a month.
Every Wednesday after M&M conference, all PGY-2 through PGY-5 residents attend a three hour educational conference involving lectures by staff, case presentations by a senior resident, and journal articles presented by junior residents. The curriculum for this conference takes place on a two-year revolving schedule based on the SCORE curriculum. Simulation lab training and Ponsky's rounds also occur during this time. This is protected education time where all residents are excused from their clinical responsibilities.
Each service holds its own conference (weekly) and journal clubs (monthly). Journal clubs are normally held at restaurants.
Several mock orals are held throughout the year. These are rotation specific and level appropriate. Residents of all levels undergo mocks oral in preparation for board exams.
The American Board of Surgery publishes board passage rates for every program annually. For the Cleveland Clinic General Surgery Residency, cumulative first time board passage rates 2009-2013: qualifying exam 93% (40 residents), and certifying exam 77% (35 residents).
Each resident is paired with a Staff Surgeon as advisor. Their role is to provide career counseling, ensure that each resident is developing well clinically, operating at the requisite skill level, developing research projects and publications, and filling leadership positions. More subtly, their role is to demonstrate a model for professionalism.
The research opportunities at the Cleveland Clinic are outstanding – and thus all residents are expected to be productive in clinical research throughout their residency. You will have access to our multiple institutional databases, electronic medical record which houses our massive clinical experience, and national databases. Resident travel to present research at national conferences is supported and fully funded, allowing you to make national contacts among surgical leaders early and often. Surgical innovation has complete institutional support. For interested residents, dedicated research and professional development time between the PGY-2 and 3 may be taken; roughly a quarter of our residents add one or more years of professional development to their five year residency. Activity in research ensures our residents are not only up to date in their medical and surgical knowledge, but advance the field.
Professional leadership is developed through teaching and service. Residents have the opportunity to receive an academic appointment at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine through hands on teaching of first year and third year of medical students in the anatomy lab, spearheaded by Richard Drake, Ph.D., editor of Gray's Anatomy. Appointment to academic and hospital committees is strongly encouraged to demonstrate leadership, develop inter-departmental relationships, and develop an understanding of hospital systems. Our residents have a strong history of leadership on the house staff association, often holding multiple positions. Two Administrative Chief Residents are chosen each year and are given broad responsibility in managing the residency program.
Residents from PGY-2 to PGY-5 classes are distributed into three groups. Each group has a staff leader, who also is an Associate Program Director. Goals of this design include creating small teams that feel more connected on an individual level to their other residents and team leader, allow more mentoring by the senior residents of the junior residents, and give ownership of the different program tasks (resident curriculum, team quality-improvement/patient safety projects, resident recruitment, holiday/graduation events, etc.). The intern class forms a group on itself, which leader staff is Dr. Tony Capizzani. They focus on transition from medical school to residency.
The camaraderie among residents is encouraged by the program with different social activities from early in the year. The general surgery program prides itself in building a community, not just a group of co-workers.. The interns welcome picnic, the Holiday party and Graduation are all events sponsored by the program where all the residents and staff with their families are welcome. The House Staff Association organizes several events throughout the year to promote well-being and camaraderie among residents of different specialties. Some events are also in association with the residents of Case Western University Hospitals and MetroHealth.. Some of the most popular events include the Halloween Party, Holiday Party and St. Patrick's day Party.
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Acute Care Surgery
Acute Care Surgery Night Float
Colorectal Surgery
Bariatric Surgery
Bariatrics/Surgical Endoscopy
Endocrine Surgery
Fairview Colorectal/Bariatrics/Thoracic
Fairview General Surgery/Trauma
Fairview Vascular Surgery
Hillcrest General Surgery
HPB/Surgical Oncology
Liver Transplant
MIS/Hernia/General Surgery
Pediatric Surgery
Vascular Surgery
Acute Care Surgery
Bariatrics/Surgical Endoscopy
Breast Surgery*
Fairview Colorectal/Bariatrics/Thoracic
Fairview ICU
Fairview General Surgery/Trauma
Fairview Vascular
Hillcrest General Surgery
HPB/Surgical Oncology
Intestinal Transplant
Main Campus CVICU or SICU
Metro Trauma/ICU
MIS/Hernia/General Surgery
Plastic Surgery
Acute Care Surgery
Acute Care Surgery Night Float*
Bariatric Surgery*
Bariatrics/Surgical Endoscopy
Colorectal Surgery
Fairview Colorectal/Bariatrics/Thoracic
Hillcrest General Surgery
MIS/Hernia/General Surgery
Pediatric Surgery*
Acting Colorectal Fellow*
Acute Care Surgery*
Fairview General Surgery/Trauma*
Fairview Vascular*
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Endocrine Surgery*
Fairview Colorectal/Bariatrics/Thoracic
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HPB/Surgical Oncology
Liver Transplant*
Metro Trauma*
Thoracic Surgery
Vascular Surgery*
What are your resident employment benefits?
Residents are Cleveland Clinic employees with standardized salaries and other benefits.
What opportunities are at Cleveland Clinic for my significant other?
Cleveland Clinic is the largest private employer in Northeast Ohio with over 39,000 employees. We have myriad training programs for physicians, biomedical researchers, and employment opportunities for physicians, researchers, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, allied health professionals, business professionals, information technology professionals, and other fields. The House Staff Spouse Association is a social and support organization for the spouses and significant others of residents.
How many residents are in your program?
We are approved for 10 categorical residents per year for five clinical years. A varying number of our categorical residents take additional dedicated time for research or professional development. Additionally, we are approved for 9 PGY-1 non-designated preliminary residents and 4 PGY-2 non-designated preliminary residents.
What are you looking for in an applicant?
We are looking for outstanding individuals to immerse in a high volume surgical environment that offers high quality, scientifically advanced care in an economically savvy environment. We seek the most promising surgeons as demonstrated by leadership abilities, academic productiveness, knowledge base, and positive personal qualities among applicants from diverse backgrounds.
Who makes up the PGY-1 surgery class?
Our PGY-1 class is made up of PGY-1 General Surgery residents, Integrated Vascular, Cardio Thoracic and Plastics Surgery, Urology, Orthopedic, ENT, and Non-Designated Preliminary Surgery residents. There is a different set of rotations across the subspecialties for each resident group designed to meet the learning needs of each specialty.
What is your application process?
Cleveland Clinic has minimum requirements for resident application and employment, all of which are required in the standard ERAS application. We have no secondary application form. We review every submitted application completely and carefully, and a selected group is offered on-site interviews.
What are your NRMP program codes?
Categorical General Surgery 1968440C0
Non-Designated Preliminary Surgery 1968440P0
When are interviews held?
Interviews are held between October and January. Interview dinner is held the night before the interview to give a chance to the interviewees to talk to current residents and learn about the program. Interview day starts at 7am and are done after lunch.
Cleveland Clinic is a large facility, how do I find my way around?
While Cleveland Clinic has a large campus, it is easily walkable from the visitor parking garages and the two on campus hotels: the InterContinental Hotel and the InterContinental Suites. The General Surgery offices are on the tenth floor of the A building (desk A100). Additionally, there is a mobile app with directions, Cleveland Clinic today.
Physicians at all locations are part of the Cleveland Clinic General Surgery, Vascular Surgery, or Colorectal Surgery Departments except for the MetroHealth Medical Center where the Level I trauma rotations are done.
Paul Adenuga — Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Dominykas Burneikis — University of Colorado School of Medicine
Talia Burneikis — University of Colorado School of Medicine
Matthew Burstein — Baylor College of Medicine
Monica Isabella — Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
Joshua Landreneau — University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Julia Muntean — Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Lisa Park — Albany Medical College
Maryna Sohrabi — The Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
Andrew Tang — Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Medicine
Jessica Ardila Gatas — Universidad Central de Venezuela Escuela Luis Razetti (Venezuela)
Jennifer Colvin — Ohio State University College of Medicine
Xiaoxi Feng — Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
Charlotte Horne — St. Matthew's University School of Medicine (Grand Cayman)
Marijan Koprivanac — University of Zagreb (Croatia)
Maitham Moslim — University of Damascus (Syria)
Ahmed Nassar — University of Alexandria (Egypt)
Kaitlin Ritter — Drexel University College of Medicine
Andrew Strong — Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
Voranaddha Vacharathit — Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Mohammad Ali Abbass — University of Damascus (Syria)
Amelia Dorsey — Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Emil Fernando — Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine
Ramona Ilie — Universitatea de Medicina Si Farmacie Carol Davila (Romania)
Daniel Joyce — Royal College of Surgeons (Ireland)
Hari Keshava — Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Yitian Liu — Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
S. Julie-Ann Lloyd — Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Hideo Takahashi — Kobe University (Japan)
Jinglian Yan — Indiana University School of Medicine
Anas Abdelazim — Cairo University School of Medicine (Egypt)
Djurabek Babadjanov — Tashkent Medical Institute (Uzbekistan)
Julietta Chang — Washington University School of Medicine
Matthew Davis — Technion Israel Institute of Technology
Kathryn Fong — University at Buffalo, SUNY School of Medicine
Adam Mace — Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Trang Nguyen — Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
June Peng — Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Jacob Petrosky — University of Kansas School of Medicine
David Reznick — Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Avery Capone — Georgetown University
Matthew Dong — Tufts University
Priya Iyer — Drexel University College of Medicine (Admin Chief)
Kelsey Larson — Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine (Admin Chief)
Michael Liu — Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
Jay Mittal — University of Pennsylvania
Jeffrey Mino — Rutgers Medical School
Rosebel Monteiro — Rutgers Medical School
Naftali Presser — University of California, San Francisco
Jeh Yung — University of Virginia School of Medicine
Charlie Blackshear — University of California, San Francisco
Stem cell biology, non-coding RNA and tissue engineering, Hagey Laboratory for Regenerative Medicine - Stanford University School of Medicine
Nicholas Bruns — Rush Medical College
Pediatric Surgery Clinical Research, Akron Children's Hospital
Deepa Cherla — UMDNJ - New Jersey Medical School
Colorectal Cancer Biology, Cleveland Clinic - Lerner Research Institute
Colin Gause — University of Maryland School of Medicine
Pediatric Surgery Research, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago - Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine
Ian Glenn — Washington University in St Louis School of Medicine
Pediatric Surgery Clinical Research, Akron Children's Hospital
Georgios Karagkounis — University of Athens (Greece)
Colorectal Cancer Biology, Cleveland Clinic - Lerner Research Institute
Antonios Sideris — University of Athens (Greece)
Thoracic Surgery Oncology/ International Mesothelioma Program, Brigham and Women's Hospital - Harvard Medical School
We are approved for 9 PGY-1 non-designated preliminary residents and 4 PGY-2 non-designated preliminary residents. We have a diverse group of preliminary residents including both US graduates and International Medical Graduates. Most of our non-designated preliminary residents continue onwards to complete an ACGME accredited program on a variety of specialties, including: General Surgery, Anesthesiology, Radiology, PMNR, etc.
Muhammad Ahmed — Dow International Medical College (Pakistan)
Jin Woo Chung — Yosei University (South Korea)
Alexander Hallac — Medical University of Silesia, School of Medicine in Katowice (Poland)
Sami Judeeba — King Abdul Aziz University (Saudi Arabia)
Mujahed Laswi — Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar
Cristina Mamolea — Jagiellonian University Medical School (Poland)
Arsalan Saleem — Rawalpindi Medical College (Pakistan)
Ruchi Sharma — Seth G. S. Medical College (India)
Valery Vilchez — Universidad del Zulia (Venezuela)
Faisal Elagili — Al-Arab Medical University (Libya)
Mario Farias Kovac — Universidad de Los Andes (Venezuela)
Hakob Kocharyan — Yerevan State Medical University Mkhitar Heratsi (Armenia)
Alhasan Sedeeq — Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar
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Researchers have found at least 100 dead or sick sea ducks on two Northwest Washington beaches — Kalaloch and LaPush — since Friday, likely due to a bloom of toxic algae in the coastal waters.
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The bird kill appears to be mostly afflicting two specific breeds of sea ducks — the white-winged scoter and the surf scoter — that eat shellfish. The kill also appears to have hit only the Kalaloch and LaPush beaches, said Julia Parrish, executive director of Coastal Observation and Seabird Survey Team (COASST), a citizen science project from the University of Washington.
"We're seeing dead and almost dead birds and in huge numbers," said Parish, director of UW's Environmental Studies Department. "If you go to outer coast beaches, you might normally see one dead scoter in a kilometer. We're seeing more than 100, and reports that some are staggering around."
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Researchers have sent several specimens to a federal laboratory in Madison, Wis., to discover more about the cause of death. Results are expected later in the week.
Mass bird kills, called "wrecks," periodically appear on Pacific Coast beaches; the last one of this size was in 2007. After hearing initial reports of dead birds, volunteers from COASST scanned Washington and Oregon beaches over the weekend, but found clusters of dead sea ducks only around the two beaches.
Barb Maynes, spokeswoman for the Olympic National Park, said at least 60 dead sea birds were found at the popular Second Beach near LaPush. She cautioned beachcombers to stay away from dead sea birds, but said none of the park's beaches were closed.
The sea ducks — large black birds with bright-orange bills — are a declining population, said Mary Sue Brancato, a resource-protection officer with the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary. "It is not doing the population any good to have a wreck like this," she said.
As volunteers scan for dead birds, staffers from the state Department of Health are assisting the investigation, said Brancato. Health Department staffers were unavailable late Sunday.
Initially, observers thought the sea ducks may have been caught in a storm, Brancato said. But attributing the deaths to the algae bloom is "a good working theory" because the sea ducks feed off shellfish, she said. "We've been getting reports of the bloom being quite extensive," said Brancato.
Seabird deaths are closely watched because they are seen as an indicator of ocean ecosystem health. In 2007, hundreds of emaciated, dead and dying birds were found on Oregon and Washington beaches, a possible byproduct of rising ocean temperatures.
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There are people that are paid significant amounts of money by many large institutions to study each word and nuance of any pronouncement by the Fed. I am not one of them. Often there is so much commentary in the Press that tries to dissect, interpret, and identify each inflection point of the Fed's minutes that it is not just the minutia where you can get lost but you can hear so much noise that it is quite impossible to hear anything but noise. Usually I do not comment on the Fed's minutes because of all of this but yesterday's announcement marked a turning point, a reversal and careful examination and consideration is today important.
First and foremost, the Fed turned off the monetary spigot. Not only was it turned off but eight out of the ten voting members clearly signaled that the tap was tightly closed. Now I had been calling for this while some were rushing around buying mortgage securities thinking the next QE move was going to head in that arena and so I am sure there was a flurry of activity in some trading rooms yesterday as their hopes were tossed into the circular bins where unclaimed dreams perish in the light of the unexpected sun. Then there were those who tried a new spin and said that the Fed's actions must mean that the economy will be getting better; oh please Cato spare me the ignorance of those that see copper and declare it iron. The Fed's decision to end monetary easing is a BACKWARD looking pronouncement and while it may contain some hope for the future now that things have somewhat stabilized; it is clearly based upon where the economy was and is and a spin of some other sort is an incorrect assessment. The economic world, for the last several years, has eaten at the trough of the money pumped into the system by the Fed and by the ECB and risk assets have risen as a result while the LTRO injection was partially used to drive down yields of European sovereigns but this game is ending. Money is placed, sustenance is maintained and when the money spigot is closed reversal begins to take place. Over my decades on Wall Street I have witnessed this game many times and while the circumstances are always different; the end result is not. The yields on risk assets will be higher, equities will decline, the Dollar will strengthen and profits should be taken. The sounds of the famous Moody Blue's tune rings in my ear, "Go Now."
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Didn't see it coming really.
Sept 1929 all over again??????
I don't know about anybody else, but I'm in the mood for a lot of crucifying about now.
well, Easter is coming up... but please skip the resurrection part.
More like '33 all over again. Looks like JPM will continue to make loot off of the SNAP program, since they run it for the US government through overseas book keepers in India while Americans eat cat food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
So then its the dead cat bounce and the cat may have finally stopped bouncing. We can now eat the cat-fire up the barbi.
Speaking of cats, here in central TX a few years ago there were people buying houses that had no business owning so much as a cat or a dog, let alone a house. As a slumlord, I should know since I rented houses to some of them.
I believe it was Grandpa Kennedy, back in the '20s, that said he knew the market was near the top when he was getting hot stock tips from his shoeshine boy. Well, how's this for a joke. During the summer of '07, I was passing thru DFW Airport and had some time to kill so I stopped in at one of the shoeshine stands in the terminal. While talking to the shoeshine guy I told him how I was a smalltime slumlord down in Austin. Anyway, he then proceeded to tell me about the "flip house" he had just closed on somewhere in east Dallas that was going to make him rich. I then remember thinking that now might be a good time to cash out of real estate. And of course, I didn't.
Have you seen the price of cat food? It's not cheap.
People buy food for their cats? No way. Mice and birds are free.
Next thing I know, you are going to tell me people buy cats! No way. Cats are free.
So how is this different than the last time the fed "provided guidance" that they will "stop" printing?
Oh, well last time, gas was about $2.50.
Slaughtered be the sheep in bond funds when the yield rally finally cometh.
"This account statement can't be right. Baaaa. How can this be? Baaaa. My wolf broker said this bond fund was safe! Baaaa. What the flock? Baaa baaaa. Where is our shepherd, The Bernank? Baaaaaaaaa."
Seem to be making back about half of the loss today. The rest tomorrow.
Controlled demolitions everywhere. Not 9.5 seconds but 9 days before markets collapse in their own footprint. Nobody saw it coming of course and nobody lit the fuse.
Maybe theyre realizing 'retail' will NEVER show up to buy their trillions in pumping, and its just no option but skip to the next step. Crash down everything, declare national economic emergency, and seize mom and pops pensions and 401K's.
The spigot is closed? B-but who's going to buy all the debt that needs to be monetized over the next 40 years? Not the broke-ass retail trader. I guess we'll all just PRETEND the dollar is strong until everything suddenly goes to hell one day.
Indeed. Is Benny just going to stand by and let one of Timmay's many, many, many planned debt auctions end up like today's Spanish one?
I don't think so.
Conversely, where are all the trillions that are going to buy negative (real) yielding US debt if Benny won't do it?
Europe? Nope.
Japan? Hahahaha.
China? They seem less than keen recently.
US Institutions? Not unless stocks crash and Obama won't like that in an election year.
It doesn't add up. Literally.
The Fed will extend QE because (a) They must in order to maintain the status quo and (b) It doesn't cost them anything - it's just imaginary money springing forth from Ben's keyboard.
Conversely, where are all the trillions that are going to buy negative (real) yielding US debt if Benny won't do it?
maybe there will be a sacrifice of one of the soon to be ex-TBTF which has a shit ton of excess reserves sitting at the Fed. would make for a great Obama campaign highlight, throw one wall street bank to the masses and claim that he's fighting wall street.
So QE to infinity, but only after the market collapses like it should have last August when QE ended.
My silver is desperately waiting for 3 trillion new Benny bucks.
I disagree with the fact that the "spigot is closed". It might be temporarily closed but the are going to have to print. There is nobody to buy up all of our debt.
Yields are going down as debt is rallying. Someone is buying US debt and it probably isn't the Fed today.
That's just the normal "fear trade". I'm talking about new issuance.
So then forever on out theyll just print to buy up all the debt? Anyone who has ever done that is short lived...its not a perpetual permanent process to monetize the debt. I think theyre past the point of diminishing returns and will skip to the next step in the collapse now. Tell mom and pops to keep a close eye on their pensions and 401K's, that is their next target.
I agree the 401k and IRA's are a target. But I still think they will have to print. I have clients already getting itchy fingers about the feds targeting their IRA's. It's a topic that comes up in every meeting.
Theyll do what everyone least expects.
So you're predicting a return to the gold standard?
No, he's not crazy. A gold standard won't happen until Dr. Paul is elected or hell freeze over-whichever comes first.
Yes, and you will see sell-offs right after everyone's contributions go into their 401k accounts (like today, contributions from most employers went in last week). "Skimming"
Crazy, there is nothing left but money printing and rumors of money printing.
Why buy a bond today at 5% yield...when you can wait a month for a 10% yield...or 20%....on the other hand why buy a bond at all....gold is a much safer investment
there you go. Many I know have been going to cash for about two weeks already.
Consequences of world ZIRP. There is and will always be a cost associated with the creation of capital. Especially if that capital does not add any real value to the system.
Digital money created by a Central Bank and then lent at zero percent interest is not "Capital". It is about as far removed from "Capital" as can be.
right, and this isn't a solvency crisis. try again. That money or capital does in fact exist on someone's balance sheet. better yet, troll harder.
"Solvency problems cannot be solved by liquidity..." Why don't they just try a Spongebob band-aid? yeah. that makes more sense.
'Solvency problems can not be solved by liquidity alone'?
What kind of anti-FED policy blasphemy is this? Most everyone agrees Ben will of course come and see, and print!
This distinction between a liquidity and a solvency crisis I find somewhat fallacious:
There's a fatalistic theme in Spanish culture, "Que sera, sera" (whatever will be, will be)...and NO, The Bernank is not dressed in Doris Day Drag. But the Spanish are...this close...to telling Europe to go pound sand.
One can tell the EU anything they want, but unless they're invited to join the BRICs and buy their oil on the Iranian bourse, they're fucked.
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The Opera House, Ankh-Morpork, is a huge, rambling building, where innocent young sopranos are lured to their destiny by a strangely familiar evil mastermind in a hideously deformed evening dress.
At least, he hopes so. But Granny Weatherwax, Discworld's most famous witch, is in the audience. And she doesn't hold with that sort of thing.
So there's going to be trouble (but nevertheless a good evening's entertainment, with murderous performances you can really hum).
©1996 Terry and Lyn Pratchett; (P)1999 Isis Publishing Ltd.
"Cracking dialogue, compelling illogic, and unchained whimsy....Pratchett has a subject and a style that is very much his own." (Sunday Times)
"This book flies"
This is thoroughly enjoyable and time will fly by when you're listening.
Performance is wonderful, and the story is awesome!
"Opera, murder and witches"
I love Pratchett's witches, and this time in Ankh-Morkpork solving murder mysteries, looking for money and going to the opera. Very good story with lots of fun! Recommendable!!
"Classic Terry Pratchett"
Funny, Clever, Entertaining
I typically have enjoyed Nigel Planers reading of the Discworld novels, this performance does not disappoint!
Laughed allowed on many occasions!
"Maskerade doesnt hit the high notes"
Shorten it by 100 minutes and bring in more of the regular Diskworld characters
No , but I will avoiid Terry Pratchett's other novels involving the witches
I kept hearing Neil from "The Young Ones" moaning through the characters
No way too long to support a totally predicable plot. I actualy got bored and switched to other audio books several times before I forced myself to finish this work
diskworld always should have appearnces , even cameos, by Lord Vetinari, Sam Vines and the Guards, CMOT Dibbler et al. and use less predicatble plagarised plots.
"The best so far"
Not sure if I should be reviewing this as I actually got my copy from the library rather than Audible so can't comment on the download quality. I have downloaded many Terry Pratchett titles though and the witches books have always been my favourites. This story was the funniest so far and is much faster paced than the others. Nigel Planer really has got all the voices perfect for me now. I would recommend this very highly. Next Carpe Jugulum!!
"In the unlikely event you've never read Pratchett"
I wasn't going to review Terry Pratchett's Discworld books, simply because he is such a well known author that everyone already knows that this book, like all the Discworld books, will be funny, imaginative and have everything you want in it to keep you coming back and re-reading year after year. Most Audible listeners also know that all the main narrators that read Pratchett's books (Stephen Briggs, Nigel Planer and Tony Robinson) are all amazing, bringing the book and it's characters to life in a way that earns their five star reviews.
If you are actually a new listener on the other-hand this might really help.
Firstly despite the order they were written in my suggestion would be to start with the guards series. Pratchett has developed a complicated world with several in jokes and this is an easy way to enter it, as the books introduce the reader to the main city from which much of the action takes place. The guards series is arguably one of the most popular and after the first book has a strong cast of both male and female characters. I should warn that some of the other series' books are set before the events in the Watch novels but I still found this the most accessible way, into this vast fictional world.
The order of the guards books are Guards Guards, Men at Arms, Feet Of Clay, Jingo, The Fifth Elephant, Night watch, Thud and Snuff (there are also spin off books that are mentioned in the series). From there you can either start reading the witches novels if you prefer female leads, Rincewind if you prefer male or stay in the city with some of what are often refer to as the `industrial' novels like The Truth, Going Postal and Making Money. Guides to reading order can easily be found on the net if you don't want to go by publication date.
I would also think twice before buying the abridged versions. Tony Robinson as a narrator is brilliant but so are the other narrators and a lot of the plot and humor is cut to fit so much into such a short time. I've listened to most of them and I'd personally go with unabridged every time.
Maskerade is one of the funniest Terry Pratchett audiobooks i've heard. This unabridged version, narrated by the chameleon voiced Nigel Planer is a joy from the first minute to the last. Great story, wonderful plot, and buckets full of laughs. Planer's character voices make the story come alive and add to the hillarity of the proceedings. I listened to this as my nightly bedtime story, and slept with a smile on my face!
Not one of my favourites, but still very very good.
I don't enjoy Nigel Planer's reading as much as that done by Stephen Briggs as he doesn't have the right voices for the characters. :-)
"Let down by the narration"
Possibly. It's an entertaining Discworld novel (with enough social commentary to keep things bubbling along as usual) but I might be more likely to read the book rather than listen to it again.
Granny Weatherwax taking on ninjas. What's not to love? And Nanny Ogg in the kitchen. Poor opera house.
The voices were a bit painful. He had a tendency to make most of the women sound a bit hard of thinking. I still got to the end but I am a Pratchett fan through and through. I think if Discworld wasn't one of my comfort "reads" I might have given up.
"There's nothing quite like opera, and no-one quite like Granny Weatherwax."
"Highly recommended"
The witches are my favourite of the Discworld series and Nigel Plainer reads them superbly
"One of my favourites, but..."
Terry's writing, of course. Tragically taken from us too early.
Apart from the 'Guards' series, this is probably my favourite - his 'in' jokes about Opera are quite hilarious, and Nanny Ogg and Granny Weatherwax are in fine form, voiced brilliantly by Nigel Planer. But why on earth did he decide that it was appropriate for Agnes, who is clearly meant to be an intelligent character, to be voiced as stupid? And why is Detritus Scottish? Or is it supposed to be something else - can't remember too clearly, it's been a while since I listened to it? But either way, surely it's more appropriate to voice trolls as Stephen Briggs does (i.e. merely slow witted - talkin' like dat). Fortunately, there's very little of Detritus in this novel, so you don't have to listen to that ghastly characterisation much. Mostly, I infinitely prefer Stephen Briggs' narration, but Nigel Planer is better at the witches (aside from Agnes). So for this novel, I wish I could combine the two of them!
"Who doesn't love witches!"
Great book read really well.
I'd read the book a while ago but Nigel planer reads really well and gets the voices just right
"' He Aitent Dead'!!"
An artists Achilles Heel is they don't become famous until after they're dead! Not so for Sir Terry Pratchett! ...
There are not many books in my extensive Audible library that are not written by Terry Pratchett! And even though we're not married, by his own genius, there is no ' until Death do us part ' !! That coupled with great narration even Nanny Ogg's recipes cannot outdo her creator! A witty concoction to be sure!
Don't buy the abridged versions, that's like ordering a nice pint after a hard days work, and the barman passing you a half! Dig deep into those pockets! And you will have a pint that never runs dry, or causes the room to start spinning, and the inevitable stumble to the bathroom to stick your head down the toilet!!
What will we do without you!! I would have added 'may you rest in peace' but I have the sneaky suspicion he wouldn't want that, so, instead, Sir Terry Pratchett~ ' may you rest in peas' or mid sneeze, or anything else that rhymes vaguely with the more common phrases one uses at the last curtain call... Nicky Munday
"phantom of the opera - wtih a masked twist"
fast paced wit
walter plinge and the old witches interations
all of the characters were brought to life in their own ways, each character became individual through tone of voice and accents and general character newances. The perfect narrator for terry pratchett
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