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College Hockey:Harvard tips No. 1 Quinnipiac on Fallstrom's OT winner
BOSTON — For what was in all intents and purposes a meaningless game, Harvard and Quinnipiac sure did battle.
Senior Alex Fallstrom's overtime redirection capped an intense 2-1 Harvard victory, handing the No. 1 Bobcats only their second loss since Thanksgiving.
Freshman and top-line center Kyle Criscuolo also scored for the Crimson (9-16-3, 6-3-12 ECAC), winners of two straight and defeated only once in their last seven games (4-1-2).
Junior goaltender Raphael Girard made 33 saves for his seventh victory of the year.
"We really worked hard [and] I thought our effort was there all night," stated Harvard coach Ted Donato. "All around, I was very proud of the way we played."
The win was Harvard's first over a top-ranked opponent since 2004, when the Crimson upended then-No. 1 Boston College 3-1.
"Quinnipiac's a great team," Donato said. "It's nice on our seniors' final home weekend here to get a win versus the No. 1 team."
Senior Ben Arnt's second-period score was all that top-ranked Quinnipiac would get, as the Bobcats (23-5-5, 16-2-3) failed to take advantage of 32 stops by senior goalie Eric Hartzell.
The result also marked Quinnipiac's first loss all season when leading after two periods (18-1-2).
"Any time you lose in overtime, it's disappointing," reflected QU coach Rand Pecknold. "I think we worked hard tonight, but I don't think we played smart."
The loss follows last Saturday's tie against Brown, making the Bobcats winless in consecutive games for the first time since Nov. 6.
"We were fired up to play, but we've just kind of lost our way a little bit with some of the details," Pecknold said of his team's recent stumble. "I'd say the last eight our nine games, we haven't played our best hockey. We haven't been bad, but we've been just OK and Hartzell's bailing us out."
The game opened with each team generating a quality chance or two, but neither side was especially impressive in the first period. The Bobcats finished with a 10-8 advantage in shots, but the only truly gasp-worthy moment came in the final seconds of the frame when sophomore Matthew Peca rang Girard's iron on a power-play one-timer.
The Crimson sighed following a close call of their own when senior Luke Greiner pinged Hartzell's post near the midpoint of the second period. The missed opportunity loomed larger a few minutes later when Arnt broke the draw 15 minutes into the period. The Minnesota center picked up a blocked puck just above the crease and banged the close-range rebound high over Girard's glove.
Harvard pulled even five minutes into the third period as a neutral-zone turnover led to a clear look for Criscuolo. The New Jersey native took a long look before wristing a laser over Hartzell's right shoulder for his third goal in two games.
"Their 'D' turned it over up the boards," Criscuolo recalled. "Marshall Everson picked it off in front of their bench. When 'Marsh' hit me, it was kind of a two-on-one with me and 'Hartsy' [Brian Hart]. I knew their goalie would be thinking I might pass it, so I wanted to pull the puck back and let him know I had the opportunity to pass it if I wanted to. I just tried to go short side [and] luckily, I beat him."
The rookie nearly added another minutes later, breaking in on a two-on-one with Hart. Criscuolo very nearly dangled and pulled around Hartzell, but the keeper managed to swipe the puck off Criscuolo's stick before he could complete the move.
Each squad made a final push for the regulation win, drawing cries from each side of the rink's partisan crowd, but to no avail. Close calls and quality rushes neutralized at both ends of the ice and the game went to extra time.
The overtime session was effectively an extension of the third period, as the teams traded hits and shots with as much vigor as they had exhibited all night. A blow finally landed with just 18.6 seconds remaining when Fallstrom tipped Jim Vesey's centering feed into the top of the net.
"I didn't even have to move my stick," said Fallstrom. "He just put it right there and I tipped it in."
Harvard plays its final home game of the season tomorrow night against Princeton, while the Bobcats play their last game for two weeks at Dartmouth.
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Apple shares (NAS:AAPL) fell nearly 4% today, dipping under the $US500 mark for the first time since February last year, and well off their $US702 high hit in September.
The fall was precipitated by a Wall Street Journal article yesterday afternoon NZ time (Sunday night US time) that said Apple had cut parts orders in response to weak iPhone 5 demand.
However, Boy Genius Report, an influential Apple-focused blog, has questioned the WSJ's piece in a article-headlined The strange math of Apple's alleged massive iPhone 5 order cuts. BGR says the Journal's original article said iPhone 5 display orders for the January-March quarter had been halved from 65 million. Boy Genius says the Journal was adding orders for the iPhone 5 and the latest iPod Touch (which uses the same 4-inch screen), and notes the 65 million figure has now disappeared from the article. But so far, investors seem to be buying the WSJ's report.
Nokia, which has lost a cumulative $US6.3 billion since it announced its Windows smartphone alliance with Microsoft in early 2011, is so pleased with its fourth quarter 2012 result that it spilled preliminary results - indicating it would break-even or achieve a 1 or 2% profit. The turnaround is in part thanks to relatively brisk sales of its Windows-based Lumia series, which sold 4.4 million during the quarter - or more than double the previous quarter (the momentum is positive, but the company still trails Apple by some margin. 26.9 million iPhones were sold during the fourth quarter. And while Lumia sales were strong, sales of Nokia's cheaper Asha smartphone line - which runs on the company's Symbian software were much stronger. Asha outsold the Lumia 2:1.
Samsung - the leading maker of mobiles based on Google's Android software says it has sold 100 million of its Galaxy S smartphone series since its 2010 launch, including 40 million of its flagship Galaxy SIII, released in May last year (PC Magazine).
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The Atlantic finds a new worry for the left in The End of Labor: How to Protect Workers From the Rise of Robots.
Michael Dell is considering taking his eponymous company private, again, according to a Bloomberg report that says the founder and CEO is in buyout talks with private equity firms. Dell shares (NAS:DELL) leapt 14% on the news.
Gartner says tablets are putting the squeeze on the PC market, which fell 4.9% to 90.4 million units last year (IT News). Windows 8 has made no significant impact yet, the research company says. Tablet sales grew around 50% over the same period and hit 27.8 milllion in the third quarter of 2012 alone.
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To make this Arabella Dress in Deep Coral ($198, on sale) work to its full effect, you'll have to find something turquoise to stand in front of. We're not usually total suckers for marketing photos, but the gorgeous orange-red and aqua color contrast in this one has us hooked.
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Fancy Rss Button Tutorial
In this Adobe Fireworks tutorial , you will learn how to create a fancy rss button for your blog / websites.
Part 1 – Creating the fancy square.
1.) Start by creating a new fireworks document , 250 x 250 dimensions or more , choose a darker background color or black.
2.) We must create a 64 x 64 size square using the rectangle tool. Change the rectangle roundness into 40. Change the fill type of the rectangle from solid to radial. Add some color sliders like the technique we used in the orbs tutorial.
3.) Now that we have a square with a radial gradient, we need to change the position of the gradient and extend it , just use the pointer tool and move the gradient. Refer to the image below, the point here is to make the other side lighter.
4.) Next step is creating our left highlight. For steps a to d, refer to the image below
a. Right click on the square and click duplicate or u can use the keyboard shorcut of Ctrl + Alt + D. Duplicate the square again so now you have two more duplicates or you can just hit the redo button. The process here is to create 2 more squares, so we can use them for the punch technique.
b.) Move the first duplicate to the lower right , change the fill color to black ( helps make the hilight visible )
c.) Select the black duplicate and hold shift, select the first duplicate square. Now we will notice the two squares are now selected. Then click modify , combine, then punch.
d.) You will notice that the hilight is there but not visible, just use the pointer tool and move the position of gradient upwards, the hilight will now appear =)
5.) Now we will create our 2nd highlight. Again , look at the image below for the steps
a.) We need to duplicate the original square again , right click on the rectangle, and click Edit , then Duplicate.
b.) Draw a circle, with a width of 116 and a height of 82. Select the circle and the duplicate square again ,and click Modify > Combine Paths > Intersect
c.) Now the intersected object appears with a radial gradient.
6.) Refer to the image for steps a to d below.
a.) We need to change the gradient type of the intersected object ( the one we intersected in step 5b), change the fill type from radial to linear
b.) Change the layer mode of the intersected object from normal into pin light.
c.) Now we will be adding our 3rd highlight. Draw a 49 x 19 circle, you will notice that it retains the gradient fill of the previous objects we have created. We need just one fill color , #00FFFF , or you can use the color picker and select one of the brighter blues, usually works for me
d.) Use the distort tool and try distorting the circle a bit, try to experiment on what position you think looks best, always remember if the feathered circle goes out of boundary on the square, just try to reposition it.
7.) Now we will be dealing with the corner highlights , this technique takes a little time to master, you might want to zoom x 3 if u want to get a good look at the corners.
a.) You can duplicate the 3rd hilight we used, then scale it down, applying the distort techniques again. Change the layer mode from normal to overlay.
b.) Duplicate the corner highlight so we can put it on the top left , click the rotate 90 degress CCW button , then move it to the top left.
c.) Find the first highlight we created, and change the edge type from Anti Alias into Feather, feather it by 1
d.) Select the original square ( the first object we created ) , and we add a drop shadow filter. With these settings, black fill color, opacity 72 percent and softness by 6. You can change the canvas color to see the drop shadow if you want
Now that we are done with part 1, the next step is creating the rss symbol , you might want to start on a new canvas for this or just increase the canvas size if you want.
Part II – Creating the rss symbol
8.) Use the doughnut tool to create a circle 90 x 90 size . Change the fill color of the doughnut into white.
9.) If you notice while clicking on the doughnut, 3 yellow points appear, click the one that says Inner Radius , try to scale it up so we can increase the radius size.
10.) Then we duplicate the doughnut ,and scale it down to 60 x 60 , allign the circle to the circle, you can use the mouse / keyboard / or selecting both doughnuts to click the center vertical axis and center horizantal axis tools.
11.) Now that we have our doughnuts properly alligned, you will notice that the smaller dougnut inner radius has increased, we need to decrease it by clicking the inner radius point. It takes trial and error to get it right. Select both objects, and click Modify > Ungroup
12.) Then select both doughnuts again , and click Modify > Combine Paths > Union. Create a 50 x 50 square using the Rectangle tool. Allign the square to the top right , as shown in the image, readjust the position of the square if u want. Remove the fill color of the square and add a stroke color, like red or blue.
13.) Now select the dougnut , and the square, and click Modify > Combine Paths > Intersect.
13.) All we need to do is add a circle , make a 12 x 12 circle and position it as shown in the image, feel free to readjust if necessary. Then Select the circle and the doughnut and click Modify Group.This will be our rss symbol.
14.) Last step would be inserting the rss symbol we created into the square in part 1. Add a drop shadow filter with an opacity of 53 , softness of 2 , and change the shadow color to #3399CC. By default , the color of the drop shadow is black, what I usually do is find a darker color in my design using the color picking tool in the filter.
Now there you go, just check all your layer objects, make sure the some of the objects dont feather out of the image, add fancy backgrounds if you want, or change the colors, feel free to experiment. You can download the source file [download id="13″]
If you have questions in this Adobe Fireworks Tutorial , feel free to comment below.


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Kennedy University Hospital – with locations in Cherry Hill, Stratford and Washington Township, NJ -- was named to the U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospitals list for 2014.
Kennedy Health Accreditations
Kennedy University Hospital (locations in Cherry Hill, Stratford and Washington Township, NJ)
In late 2014, Kennedy University Hospital was named one of the nation's Top Performers on Key Quality Measures for 2013 by The Joint Commission (TJC), the leading accreditor of healthcare organizations in America. Kennedy was recognized for its achievement on the following measure sets: heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia, and surgical care. Kennedy was included in the Joint Commission's 2014 annual report, "America's Hospitals" Improving Quality and Safety," for attaining and sustaining excellence and accountability measure performance for the following measure sets: heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia, and surgical care. Kennedy is one of only 1,224 hospitals in the United States to achieve the 2013 Top Performer distinction, and one of only 26 in the state of New Jersey. This was the second year in a row that Kennedy received the "Top Performer" designation.
Kennedy University Hospital's Bariatric Surgery Program (Surgical Weight Loss Program) is accredited through the National Metabolic Bariatric Surgery and Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP) as a Comprehensive Center. MBSAQIP accreditation standards are designed around locally driven quality improvement and foster collaborative relationships.
The Kennedy Health System's Cancer Program holds accreditation with Commendation from the American College of Surgeons (ACoS) Commission on Cancer (CoC) and full accreditation designation by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC).
In 2013, Kennedy University Hospital's Behavioral Health and Home Health Care departments earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval® for accreditation by demonstrating compliance with The Joint Commission's national standards for healthcare quality and safety. The accreditation awards recognize Kennedy's dedication to continuous compliance with The Joint Commission's state-of-the-art standards.
Kennedy's Medical Imaging Services
The Kennedy Outpatient Medical Imaging Center is an American College of Radiology Breast Imaging Center of Excellence, holding accreditations in Ultrasound – Breast, Ultrasound - Breast Biopsy, and Stereotactic Breast Biopsy Imaging Services.
The Kennedy Surgical Center is accredited by The Joint Commission and the American Osteopathic Association.
The Kennedy Sleep Centers are accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
Kennedy's Laboratory Services are accredited through the internationally recognized College of American Pathologists (CAP), and the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA), administered through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
The Maternal-Fetal Medicine Unit at Kennedy University Hospital - Washington Township is accredited in Obstetric Ultrasound through the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM).
Kennedy's Child & Adolescent Inpatient Mental Health Unit (CAPU) is designated as a Children's Crisis intervention Service by the NJ Division of Children's Behavioral Health Services.
Kennedy's Adult Inpatient Mental Health Unit is designated as Short-Term Care Facility by the NJ Division of Mental Health & Addiction Services.
Awards & Recognition for Programs and Services
All three Kennedy hospitals – located in Cherry Hill, Stratford and Washington Township, NJ – are Gold Plus winners in the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's "Get With The Guidelines" program for excellence in stroke care.
Kennedy University Hospital in Cherry Hill is a Gold Plus winner in the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's "Get With The Guidelines" program for excellence in stroke care.
The Kennedy Diabetes Control outpatient education program holds Recognition status by American Diabetes Association for Diabetes Self-Management Education.
Kennedy's STAT Transport is certified in the Safe Handling of Bariatric Patients by transport equipment manufacturer, TransSafe, Inc.
Kennedy Dialysis Program received 5 Diamond Patient Safety Status from Quality Insights Renal Network Three (QIRN3) in recognition of patient safety and quality care.


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Following a county-wide manhunt executed by the Westmoreland County Sheriff's Office and Virginia State Police, Jamal T. Brown age 29 of Hague in Westmoreland has been apprehended and is a suspect in the double shooting that took place in the early morning hours of Monday, May 27.
Brown was apprehended in the 1400 block of Flat Iron Road at 5:56 p.m. today, Wednesday May 29.
Westmoreland Sheriff C. O. Balderson said the suspect is still being processed and further details will follow.
The shooting occurred at a residence on Dameron Way in Oldhams.
Police believe the bullets were intended for the adult victim, who was in serious but non-life threatening condition according to reports Monday night. As of Monday the 11 year old was in critical condition but was improving.
Investigating officers told Sheriff Balderson that upon arrival at the scene of the shooting there appeared to be 100 to 150 party goers at the location. The group had gathered for a weekend celebration and said the party was just ending when a suspect, or suspects, shot eight rounds into the car where the two victims where located.
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This category contains information on the Naval Station and tenant commands in Rota, Spain, including telephone contacts, basic safety and vehicle information, and items that are specifically important or unique to this location.
Location........................ : Naval Station, Rota, Spain
Major Commands.................. : Naval Station; Naval Computer and Telecommunication Area Master Station, Mediterranean Detachment (NCTAMS Med Det); Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron Two (VQ-2); Naval Hospital; Naval Security Group Activity (NSGA); Tactical Support Center (TSC); 625th Air Mobility Support Squadron (625 AMSS) Air Mobility Command (AMC); Naval European Meteorology and Oceanography Center (NEMOC); Marine Corps Security Force Company (MCSFCo); Naval Mobile Construction Battalion.
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"Service to the SIXTH Fleet" is the primary mission of Rota. Its port is one of the busiest in the Mediterranean. Naval Station, Rota, and its tenant commands help to keep fuel oil, ammunition, and spare parts flowing to the operating forces.
Population assigned-served... :
Active Duty ................. : 3107
Family Members............... : 2642
Retirees..................... : 325-350
Civilian Employees........... : 240
NOTE: Telephone procedures: The telephone numbers listed throughout this topic are local base extensions. The DSN prefix from the United States is 727-XXXX, plus the local four digit extension. If calling commercial from the United States dial 011-34-956-82-XXXX.
In September 1953, after almost two years of surveys, negotiations and planning, the governments of the United States and Spain signed economic aid and defense agreements. Construction of the naval base at Rota had already begun under the technical supervision of the Navy's Bureau of Yards and Docks.
Naval Station Rota lies on the Bay of Cadiz in southwestern Spain on the Atlantic Coast. It is a tenant command of Spain's largest naval installation, Base Naval de Rota. The U.S. Navy maintains approximately 5,200 acres of the 6,000-acre complex. There are about 6,000 Americans in Rota, including military, civilians, and their families.
Nearby places of interest accessible by car are the centuries old cities of Cadiz, 25 miles away; Jerez de la Frontera, 18 miles to the northeast; Seville, 75 miles to the northeast; and the world-famous resort cities of Malaga and Torremolinos on the Costa del Sol.
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text: About the Lipson Cancer Center Rochester General Hospital's Dawn and Jacques Lipson MD Cancer Center is recognized as a leading regional provider of care for cancer and blood disorders. Radiation Oncology is additionally accredited by the American College of Radiology. Each of our Oncology and Hematology physicians is board certified in their specialty, and our facility is highly involved in education and clinical research. The Lipson Cancer Center encompasses all disciplines that contribute to the care of cancer and hematology patients. Medical, Surgical and Radiation Oncology are supported by ancillary services to provide the complete range of diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. We are a clinical research affiliate of the Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, New York. "Our integrated approach to patient care enables us to provide patients with the most comprehensive consultation and the best possible treatment." - Dr. Pradyumna Phatak, Director of Oncology View the 2013 Lipson Cancer Center Annual Report Our Mission The mission of the Lipson Cancer Center is to provide the highest quality of medical care in a compassionate and timely fashion. We are committed to advancing cancer prevention, education, diagnosis, treatments and research to provide patients with access to promising and innovative therapy. Supporting an integrated, multidisciplinary approach to cancer services, we strive to insure the needs for cancer care within our community are continuously being met. Our Cancer Care Team Rochester General Hospital's team of cancer care experts includes oncologists, hematologists, pathologists, nurses, therapists, physicists, pharmacists, social workers and support staff. We work closely with you and your primary care physician, so that together, we can determine the most effective and appropriate care. Providing for the physical and emotional needs of every patient, we also offer nutrition counseling, physical therapy, psychosocial assistance, pastoral care and home care. We also offer the area's only hemophilia center, the Mary M. Gooley Hemophilia Center, conveniently located at Rochester General. A Comfortable, Private Setting Our Center provides a comfortable, private setting for patients and their families. Parking is convenient in a separate parking lot only a few steps from the Center's entrance. A patient lounge offers a relaxing place to wait for treatment. And, both chemotherapy and radiation are available in one centralized location. An on-site phlebotomist eliminates the need for patients to travel to a laboratory in another part of the hospital for blood tests. An expanded suite of examination rooms eliminates unnecessary delays to see medical professionals and gives patients, families and staff a place for counseling and treatment. Our new satellite office at Linden Oaks Medical Campus provides an easily accessible, comfortable facility that is close to home for our patients in southeast Monroe County. Office visits with Medical and Radiation Oncologists, as well as treatments in a modern, state of the art infusion center are offered at the Linden Oaks office. We Partner With You Against Cancer An oncology social worker helps patients work through the emotional and economic problems that often accompany a serious illness -- from helping to understand insurance forms to securing home care and finding someone to watch the children. Just Ask Us - We Can Answer Your Questions A patient education area, fully equipped with videotapes, printed materials and other resources provides cancer patients and their families with information to help understand their illness and treatment. Prevention and Wellness Information Rochester General offers a variety of programs and services to help you find the information you are looking for. We offer free public courses and seminars year-round, a Wellness Information Center coordinated by professional medical librarians, and physician and referral information. Just call the RGHS call center at 922-LINK and ask about any of these easily accessible services, or search the RGHS web site. Office Hours Rochester General Hospital's Lipson Cancer Center hours are generally 8 am to 4:30 pm. Rest assured, any emergency concerns can be handled 24-hours a day by our physicians on-call. Lipson Cancer Center Telephone Numbers Medical Oncology/Hematology (585) 922-4020 Radiation Oncology (585) 922-4031 Surgical Oncology (585) 922-4715 Social Work (585) 922-4839 We Welcome Your Support! Rochester General Hospital's Lipson Cancer Center welcomes your support for continuing education and research. Donations are made through the Rochester General Foundation or call us at (585) 922-4800. Dawn & Jacques Lipson MD Cancer Center Rochester General Hospital 1425 Portland Avenue Rochester, NY 14621 (585) 922-4020


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It had been a year since our precious mother passed away, and my two older siblings and I agreed to host a party at our home in Michigan where our elderly father lived.
Council opens bids for paving, water tower painting
By Warren Slaughter
Special to the Texan
J. Lee Milligan was awarded the paving and seal coating bid from the city for 2010. The action was taken at Tuesday night's Dalhart City Council Meeting. The council also approved a bid submitted by LC United Paint to paint the 12th Street water tower, but the council rejected bids received to paint the water tower at the prison. Due to the proximity of residences to the 12th Street tower, it must be shrouded before painting to reduce the amount of paint spatter.
Spelling bee era ends for one champion
By Robin Scott
Spelling correctly is nothing new for one area student who finished her last round in the spelling bee on March 6th. As an eighth grade student, Lea Baumert has completed her spelling competition. Baumert and several other area students competed at the 62nd Annual Regional Spelling Bee in Amarillo with hopes of making it to the National Spelling Bee in Washington D.C.
XIT Rural Telephone Cooperative celebrates 59 years
As feather-like snowflakes fell gracefully from the sky and blanketed the ground, approximately two hundred fifty XIT Rural Telephone members, invited guests, and employees gathered at the Rita Blanca Lake Coliseum in Dalhart, on Wednesday, March 10th to celebrate XIT Rural Telephone's 59th Annual Meeting of the Membership.
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Question: I had a fire on my property and the local fire department responded. The fire was extinguished with no trouble and wasn't really a bad fire, but the fire trucks driving onto my property made a mess of my land, leaving large trenches. Also, a portion of fence was run over when one of the trucks was backing out after the fire was put out. Can I sue the fire department for the damages?
Wildlife Biologist from Dalhart in research endeavor
B&W Pantex is partnering with West Texas A&M University (WTAMU) to study the effects of wind turbines and associated infrastructure on wildlife at Pantex. The contract for evaluating the wind farm's effects on wildlife began this past fall and will continue through the next five years.
Say good-bye to that extra hour
By Robin Scott and Charlie Rowell
That extra hour everyone received back on November 1st, when 2:00 a.m. became 1:00 a.m. has expired. Now it's time to give up that extra hour. The consolation prize, however, is an added hour of sunlight to the end of the day.
DHS to have Saturday school
Dalhart High School will be having Saturday school on the following dates: March 13, March 27, April 17, May 1 and May 8, 2010.
Saturday school is being held for the purpose of allowing students the opportunity to take care of attendance issues. It will also allow students the opportunity to take care of missing or failing grades.
Serving up chili and the community
By Robin Scott
As in 103 years past, the Dalhart Fire Department's 104th Annual Chili Supper served up delicious hot chili, steaming hot stew and the highly anticipated mouthwatering cobblers. The gorgeous weather on Saturday served up the perfect backdrop for the event, and people came out in record numbers in celebration of the feeling that winter has passed.
Apartments: furthering progress and housing needs
By Nathan French
Progress is once again marching on in our locale with the recent announcement of several new apartment complexes being built in Dalhart. While the projects all have ran into some hindrances, at the present time the apartments appear to be something that is certain for Dalhart and its' near future. While rumors of apartments have become something of folklore in the past few years, it finally seems that the projects will be coming to fruition.
Dalhart pictorial postmark here soon
By Robin Scott
Mail carriers and recipients alike have an opportunity to join in on an event occurring in 52 panhandle counties, including Dallam and Hartley. The Texas Plains Trail Region and the Postal Service are partnering together to do a pictorial postmark in the county seat of 52 counties in the Plains Region. The TPTR began visiting the 52 post offices in those counties on January 6th and the endeavor will last until December 29th.
Lady Wolves bring home second place finish
The Lady Wolves varsity softball team participated in their second tournament in two weeks bringing home a second place finish. "The Panhandle Showdown," a three day tournament, was held in Amarillo. Seventeen teams participated, traveling from Dalhart and Borger, south to Lubbock, and west to El Paso, which provided three teams. In the tournament, two 2A teams and three 3A teams participated with the remaining twelve either 4 or 5A.
XIT Rural Telephone to host 59th Annual Membership Meeting
The XIT Rural Telephone Cooperative, Inc. has scheduled its 59th Annual Membership meeting of its rural landline telephone members for Wednesday, March 10th. The meeting will be held at the Rita Blanca Lake Coliseum. Rural landline members' and invited guests' registration will begin at ll:00 a.m. and will be followed with a luncheon catered by Bar H Steak House. Again, this year, members and invited guests will be treated to a sit-down dinner served by XIT's management and employees. Serving will begin at 11:45 a.m.
Second Annual March Madness strikes Dalhart
By Robin Scott
The National Collegiate Athlete Association (NCAA) Basketball Championship occurs during March and early April of each year and offers an opportunity for fun and a chance to win a prize. The 64 teams competing in the championship provide the excitement for March Madness and area merchants and individuals add to it by cheering on a particular team.
How long does it take to walk across Texas?
By Robin Scott
It may sound crazy to actually walk the 1000 miles across the great State of Texas, but many are planning to do just that, so to speak. What they will do is walk, and walk, and walk, each week. People all over the area are joining the Walk Across Texas and everyone in Dalhart and the surrounding area is invited to take part in this event.
Run-off election set for Dallam County Commissioners
By Robin Scott
Voters made their way to the polls in both early voting and on Election Day and the results are in. Two contested Dallam County races and one contested Hartley County race in the Republican Primary were settled, and all Republican candidates for the November General Election are now known.
Cargill Cares gives Dalhart Fire Corps big boost
The recently organized Dalhart Fire Corps received a much-needed donation from Cargill Cares on Monday, February 22nd. The donation comes just in time for the members of the Fire Corps to plan fundraising events to support the organization's endeavors.
Third Annual Friday Night Fish Fry
February, 26th the third annual "Friday Night Fish Fry" took place at the Dalhart Senior Citizens Center.
The center would like to express its gratitude to Judge Ronnie Gordon and Hartley County Officials for sponsoring the Friday Night Fish Fry once again this year. For the past six or seven years now Judge Gordon and Hartley County Officials have sponsored a February fundraiser meal and this year they chose to sponsor the Friday Night Fish Fry. We are glad to have Judge Gordon and Hartley County Officials agree to sponsor the event for a second year in February."
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Cambridge Healthtech Institute (CHI)举办的第7届International Leaders in Biobanking Congress: Maximizing Your Investment in Biospecimens,为聚焦生物数据库在科学及商业两个层面的学会。会期中将邀集生物医学和生物医药品的研究人员、法规当局、生物检体入出库管理者及实务人员等,探讨在现今最尖端研究的生物医学研究上如何有效利用生物检体的最佳策略。
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研究设施实地考察与交流晚会:University Health Network (UHN)的生物检体研究计画
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This tour at Canada's largest academic hospital system begins in surgical pathology with the banking of complex surgical specimens and data entry into our customized caTissueSuite research specimen management system. The tour continues to our laboratories for a demonstration of our state-of-the-art biospecimen information technology system, digital image analysis and laser capture microdissection.
8:00 搭乘接驳车返回饭店
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8:00 欢迎致词与议长开会引言
Michael H. A. Roehrl, M.D., Ph.D., Director, UHN Program in BioSpecimen Sciences, University Health Network and University of Toronto
8:15 病理学者做为生物检体管理者所承担责任的复杂度
Sylvia L. Asa, M.D., Ph.D., Pathologist-in-Chief, Medical Director, Laboratory Medicine Program, University Health Network; Lakeridge Health & Women's College Hospital; Senior Scientist, Ontario Cancer Institute; Professor, Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology, University of Toronto
Pathologists have responsibility for handling patient biospecimens; they implement rigorous quality assurance of processes that determine how specimens are collected, processed, examined, reported and either destroyed, biobanked or retained on file. Pathology is ideally positioned to develop and oversee biobanks and because of its capacity for data generation, generally provides the greatest amount of information for specimen annotation. Pathology also is subject to mandatory requirements for retention of clinical records, including tissue blocks and slides, for legal and accreditation purposes, emphasizing the importance of collecting and documenting biospecimens for research.
9:00 使用与电子健康纪录(EHR)连动的生物数据库之发现与执行:eMERGE的经验
Rex L. Chisholm, Ph.D., Vice Dean, Scientific Affairs and Graduate Education; Adam and Richard T. Lind Professor, Medical Genetics, Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Biobanks linked to electronic health records (EHR) provide a unique opportunity to study the association between genetic variation and phenotypes. The eMERGE network, funded by the National Human Genome Research Institute, has not only demonstrated the utility of this approach, but has also begun to develop methods for associating specific genomic variants with EHRs and providing clinical decision support to assist care providers in the use of this information.
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10:15 未来使用之研究样品的制备:因应功能性品质管理评价的创新手法与生物数据库的最佳实务
Andrew Brooks, Ph.D., COO, RUCDR Infinite Biologics; Associate Professor, Genetics, Rutgers University
The presentation focuses on biomarker development and translational research optimization by taking into account how samples are collected, selection of the best technology for sample bioprocessing, global biobanking best practices and how information on each sample should be stored to enhance data sharing throughout the research process. Specific topics to be discussed include:
11:00 生物检体入出库网络的综合标准作业程序的制定-CTRNet的经验
Brent Schacter, M.D., FRCPC, Principal Investigator, CTRNet; Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, Section of Hematology/Oncology, College of Medicine, University of Manitoba/CancerCare Manitoba
The Canadian Tissue Repository Network is a consortium of Canadian tumour biorepositories that aims to enhance biobanking capacity and quality through standardization. To minimize the issue of variable biobanking practices, CTRNet has developed and maintained a comprehensive set of standard operating procedures (SOPs). The key elements of the CTRNet SOP development process will be described. Once developed, reviewed and ratified by CTRNet, the SOPs have been published on our website for public access (with over 15,000 downloads in over 60 countries).
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12:00 pm 午餐会简报(赞助商招募中)或各自享用午餐
2:00 议长引言
Andrew Brooks, Ph.D., COO, RUCDR Infinite Biologics; Associate Professor, Genetics, Rutgers University
2:05 社区医院系统的全国生物检体采集网络之建立与执行
Jeffrey Otto, MBA, Ph.D., National Director, Center for Translational Research, Institute for Research and Innovation, Catholic Health Initiatives
Catholic Health Initiatives is the fifth-largest health system in the U.S., with 100+ hospitals spread nationally. Within this community hospital system, the Center for Translational Research (CTR) has built a first-of-its-kind hub-and-spoke biorepository program. Key attributes of this biorepository include: 1) high physical biospecimen quality, 2) EMR-linked patient data, and 3) full chain of custody. This presentation discusses how this program was built.
2:35 库存管理:生物检体入出库的重整、整理统合、品质确保、空间成本
Sherilyn J. Sawyer, Ph.D., Director, BWH/Harvard Cohorts Biorepository, Channing Division of Network Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Space and organization within the available space are two high-level concerns of the biorepository. We have recently undertaken a multiyear project to reorganize inventory in order to recover lost space and utilize space more efficiently. A cost/benefit analysis of this project contributes to understanding the true costs of space for biorepositories.
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3:20 赞助商简报
3:35 展示会场休息与论文海报鉴赏
4:00 针对受试者同意的课题以及老旧生物数据库检体的再同意之Web型解决方案
Daniel B. Thiel, Public Health Researcher, Health Services Organization and Policy, University of Michigan School of Public Health
Highlighting the results of a pilot web-based informed consent portal for legacy donors to the Michigan BioTrust for Health, this presentation explores practical and ethical challenges raised by informed consent for legacy donors to biobanks. In the case of Michigan's BioTrust, the legacy samples are residual dried bloodspots derived from state-mandated newborn screening. I also consider this experiment in light of broader implications for biobanks comprising legacy samples.
K. Stephen Suh, Ph.D., Director, Genomics and Biomarkers Program, John Theurer Cancer Center, Hackensack University Medical Center
Personalized medicine promises patient-tailored treatments that enhance patient care and decrease overall treatment costs by focusing on genetics and "-omics" data obtained from patient biospecimens and records to guide therapy choices that generate good clinical outcomes. The approach relies on diagnostic and prognostic use of novel biomarkers discovered through combinations of tissue banking, bioinformatics and electronic medical records (EMRs).
5:00 座谈会:透过有效使用以确保生物数据库的价值
Biobanks are necessary and expensive research infrastructures. The ability to demonstrate effective utilization of biobanks is a quality measure that is essential for both financial and social sustainability. This panel discusses approaches for effective utilization of specimens from biobanks, both in the establishment of new biobanks and in the use of legacy collections.
Marianne K. Henderson, MS, CPC, Chief, Division of Cancer Epidemiology & Genetics, Office of Division Operations and Analysis and the Center for Global Health, National Cancer Institute; Chair, Organizing Advisory Committee, ISBER
Marianna J. Bledsoe, MA, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Research and Leadership, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences; Co-Chair, Science Policy Committee, ISBER
Jeffrey Otto, MBA, Ph.D., National Director, Center for Translational Research, Institute for Research and Innovation, Catholic Health Initiatives
Sherilyn J. Sawyer, Ph.D., Director, BWH/Harvard Cohorts Biorepository, Channing Division of Network Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital
K. Stephen Suh, Ph.D., Director, Genomics and Biomarkers Program, John Theurer Cancer Center, Hackensack University Medical Center
Daniel B. Thiel, Public Health Researcher, Health Services Organization and Policy, University of Michigan School of Public Health
Additional Panelists to be Announced
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8:00 生物数据库脑力激荡:为早餐会小组讨论
Michael Breard, MS, MT(ASCP)SBB, CQA(ASQ), PMP(PMI), Vice President, Consulting Services and Sale, AABB
Inventory Management and Data Annotation
Rajiv Dhir, M.D., MBA, Chief, Pathology, Shadyside Hospital, University of Pittsburgh Health Systems
9:00 议长引言
Jeffrey Otto, MBA, Ph.D., National Director, Center for Translational Research, Institute for Research and Innovation, Catholic Health Initiatives
9:05 特别演讲:透过临床试验将精确医疗策略转化成结果
Lillian L. Siu, M.D., FRCPC, Professor, University of Toronto; Medical Oncologist, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
Clinical trial frameworks focusing on interpatient heterogeneity include histology-based trials to evaluate therapeutic targeting of different molecular aberrations harbored by patients with a single tumor type ("umbrella trials"); as well as those that are histology-agnostic, aberrationspecific to encompass the assessment of similar molecular changes across different tumor types ("basket trials"). In this presentation, the benefits and challenges of genomics-based clinical trials are discussed, including a forecast into the next-generation precision medicine-based clinical research.
9:35 多中心型淋巴瘤临床试验的相关研究上的生物检体调度
Koren Mann, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Oncology, Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research, McGill University
To develop novel agents in lymphoma, we must understand the molecular changes induced by these drugs, particularly in the context of clinical trials. We have developed a series of standard operating procedures (SOPs) to collect quality biospecimens for multiple downstream applications, including immunohistochemistry, exome sequencing, gene expression profiling, metabolomics and circulating tumor DNA. These SOPs were then validated in the context of the Q-CROC2 trial testing the efficacy of the histone deacetylase inhibitor, panobinostat, +/- rituximab in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
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10:35 展示会场休息与论文海报鉴赏
11:15 个案研究#1:生物检体科学、临床试验、精确医疗:实务案例
Michael H. A. Roehrl, M.D., Ph.D., Director, UHN Program in BioSpecimen Sciences, University Health Network and University of Toronto
Anthony M. Joshua, MBBS, Ph.D., Staff Oncologist/Affiliate Scientist, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
We discuss the use of human biospecimens for translational research, in particular molecularly driven clinical trials and our Rapid Autopsy Program. We discuss optimal collection, use and quality of samples, patient enrollment and consent, and integrated clinical and research data collection and annotation.
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2:00 议长引言
Galen Hostetter, M.D., FCAP, Associate Director, Pathology Core, Van Andel Research Institute
2:05 从研究阶段到临床阶段:(前)解析变量与分析平台
Veronique Neumeister, M.D., Laboratory Director, Specialized Translational Services Lab, Department of Pathology, Yale University School of Medicine
Companion diagnostic tests are critically dependent on tissue quality. However, tissue handling and processing are not always tightly controlled and pre-analytical variables can significantly alter tissue quality. This presentation focuses on the effects of (pre-)analytical variables in the diagnostic and research setting. Methodology and importance of quality control, optimization and standardization of tissue processing, biomarker validation and development of useful laboratory tests for the clinical setting will be discussed.
2:30 成为人体生物数据库参考的实验动物模型
Galen Hostetter, M.D., FCAP, Associate Director, Pathology Core, Van Andel Research Institute
Experimental animal models have been widely used to inform veterinary and human pathophysiology with associated improved control of pre-analytic variables to include single marker QC probes or next-generation genomic sequencing of disaggregated tissue samples. We demonstrate animal experiments to combine tissue morphology and expressed protein by IHC, qualitative/quantitative measures of nucleic acids by RIN and Q-ratios, respectively, to assess effect of pre-analytic variables and provide the basis for standardized methods in tissue sample collection and processing.
2:55 加压冷冻:冷冻保存的新手法
Nickolas Greer, CSO, Rissali LLC
Chemical cryoprotectants are toxic to live cells, tissues and organs. Cryoprotectant toxicity increases with concentration. Both hydraulic pressure and cryoprotectants increase viscosity of aqueous solutions at the freezing point, inhibit ice crystal growth and induce vitrification of water. By applying pressure during freezing it may be possible to reduce concentration or eliminate cryoprotectants for preservation of viable biological materials, thereby solving the cryoprotectant toxicity problem.
3:20 血液银行所使用变性加工解决方案以收集及保存红色细胞的微流体装置评价
Dana Spence, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, Michigan State University
The collection and storage solutions used to process erythrocytes for storage in transfusion medicine contain levels of glucose that are nearly 10-15x higher than that found in the circulation of a healthy human. Here, data is presented demonstrating that maintenance of normoglycemic levels during the blood storage process helps to maintain certain properties of the stored cells, even beyond five weeks in storage.
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4:50 特别演讲:影响因应多设施共同研究下免疫监测的末梢血液样本的解析前变量
Amit Bar-Or, M.D., FRCPC, Professor, Neurology & Neurosurgery; Director, Experimental Therapeutics Program and Scientific Director, Clinical Research Unit, Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University
While there has been rapid growth in multicenter biomarker-development and immune-monitoring initiatives, including a major investment in procuring biological samples for cell-based assays, relatively little has been done to formally assess the impact of pre-analytical variables on functional immune responses within such samples. This presentation considers the impact of shipping approach and ambient temperature on such readouts.
Biomedical researchers and drug developers require accessible, highquality biospecimens that allow them to extract reliable and useful data. Oncology experts, for instance, use patient-derived tumor collections to connect datasets, pinpoint and assess variants within cancer patients post-diagnosis and zero in on the data that matter when tailoring therapies. Early, strategic collaborations with the biobanks that house specimens can be mutually beneficial, maximizing the financial and technological investments of the operation managers who collect, store, annotate and distribute the biological samples ("biobankers") and supporting the research goals of the scientists who need those samples ("biousers") - all to fulfill the promise of personalized medicine.
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Marianna J. Bledsoe, MA, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Clinical Research and Leadership, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences; Co-Chair, Science Policy Committee, ISBER
8:05 iPS细胞生物数据库的未来
Jonathan Y.H. Loh, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, National University of Singapore, A*STAR Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology
We have developed the technology for efficient derivation of transgene-free hiPSCs from human finger-prick blood. Finger-prick sample collection can be performed on a "do-it-yourself" basis by donors and sent to the hiPSC facility for reprogramming. We show that single-drop volumes of finger-prick samples are sufficient for performing cellular reprogramming, DNA sequencing, and blood serotyping in parallel. Our novel strategy has the potential to facilitate the development of large-scale hiPSC banking worldwide.
8:35 以改善心脏移植结果为目的的生物数据库
Dawn E. Bowles, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery, Division of Surgical Sciences and Co-Director, Duke Human Heart Repository
A human cardiac transplant biorepository for research on improving cardiac transplantation outcomes has been established. Evidence indicates an association between the levels of cardiac injury biomarkers in the preservation/transportation fluid from the donor heart of transplant cases and the development of inadequate cardiac function post-implant in the recipient. Continued evaluation of the preservation fluid will lead to better understanding of preservation injury and optimization of preservation/transport solutions for cardiac transplant.
9:05 针对儿童与妇女的制度化医院的计画立案与执行:伦理面与经营面的课题
Suzanne Vercauteren, M.D., Ph.D., FRCPC, Head, Division of Hematopathology, BC Children's Hospital and Clinical Assistant Professor, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of British Columbia
The BCCH BioBank's goal is to ethically collect biospecimens and clinical data from pediatric and adult patients with a range of conditions and store them systematically for future research. Its founding principles include public engagement, long-term sustainability and high-quality specimens. Its planning and implementation was a complex process that involved detailed consideration of the ethical issues concerning the different types of potential participants and careful consideration of the operational structure of the biobank.
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10:45 University Health Network (UHN)的泌尿生殖器生物数据库
Neil Fleshner, M.D., MPH, FRCSC, Chair, Urology, Department of Surgery, University of Toronto; Head, Urology, University Health Network; Director, GU BioBank, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
The GU (genitourinary) BioBank is a predominantly bio-fluid-based program that follows consenting GU oncology participants over time, obtaining additional specimens and data at predefined intervals and upon any change in clinical state. This capacity for frequent and long-term follow-up has been made possible by integrating the BioBanking process with clinical care at UHN. The GU BioBank has garnered an incredible amount of interest in recent years. We share our experience in setting up and maintaining this patient-centered research program.
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Marianne K. Henderson, MS, CPC, Chief, Division of Cancer Epidemiology & Genetics, Office of Division Operations and Analysis and the Center for Global Health, National Cancer Institute; Chair, Organizing Advisory Committee, ISBER
2:05 加拿大国立脐带血银行概要
Heidi Elmoazzen, Ph.D., Director, National Public Cord Blood Bank
Canadian Blood Services is building a National Public Cord Blood Bank which consists of five collection sites in four cities: Ottawa, Brampton, Edmonton and Vancouver, as well as two manufacturing facilities in Ottawa and Edmonton. An overview of the sources and use of hematopoietic stem cells as well as an overview of cord blood processing, cryopreservation and storage will be provided.
2:35 多伦多肺脏移植生物数据库计画所采集的检体
Sassan M. Azad, Project Manager, Clinical, Translational & Biobanking Research Office, Toronto Lung Transplant Program, Toronto General Hospital, University Health Network
The Toronto Lung Transplant Program, one of the world's largest, is supporting clinical research in end-stage lung disease and advancing lung transplantation. Two major areas that limit successful application of lung transplantation are ischemia reperfusion injury (IRI) and bronchiolitis obliterans (BO). Our work explores underlying mechanisms of both these injuries and the development of therapeutic strategies to prevent or reverse them. Our current research focus is on biomarker discovery and gene therapy in lung transplantation.
3:05 休息时间,展示会与论文海报鉴赏的最后机会
4:15 可扩展研究数据库的临床数据及生物检体入出库数据收集的进展
Maureen E. Lane, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Medicine; Director, Hem/Onc Translational Core Laboratory, The Leukemia Biorepository and Personalized Medicine Center, Weill Cornell Medical College
The Leukemia group at Weill Cornell Medical Center has been working with our information technology services (ITS) group to develop a Research Data Repository (RDR) that marries relevant clinical data with samples from our AML biorepository. This project is one of three pilot projects with a focus on supporting Precision Medicine and translational research at Weill Cornell.
4:40 因应转译研究与基础研究的数据库与生物检体入出库
Annmarie Nowak, Coordinator & Director, Data Bank and Biorepository, Biobanking Systems Integration Cancer Prevention and Population Science, Roswell Park Cancer Institute
The Data Bank and BioRepository (DBBR) at Roswell Park Cancer Institute is a comprehensive data and sample bank, with biospecimens, epidemiologic and clinical information for investigators conducting translational research related to cancer prevention, etiology, detection and treatment. We discuss our recruitment, procurement and processing procedures, the structure and function of LIMS and the integration of clinical, research and biospecimen data.
5:05 高品质生物数据库的实现与因应生物数据库品质提升的作为:CRIP ToolBox与元生物数据库架构p-BioSPRE
Christina Schröder, Ph.D., Head, Metabiobanks CRIP, Fraunhofer Institute for Cell Therapy and Immunology
While biobank registries and catalogs will at best allow queries for specific biobank collections or cohorts, trans-institutional metabiobanks enable parameterized, stratified, though privacy-preserving queries in connected biobanks on a case-by-case and sample-by-sample basis. Building such metabiobanks for a decade, and drawing upon broad expertise in semantic data integration across sectors relevant for translational biomedical research, we have developed the metabiobank software suite "CRIP Toolbox". We showcase p-BioSPRE, the metabiobank setup for the EU FP 7-funded project p-medicine, as a multipurpose tool to internationally access and promote quality biobanks online.
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This course presents the elements of the informed consent document and the components of the process, specifically as they relate to biobanking studies.
Instructor: Elizabeth Ronk Nelson, MPH, Barnett International
Participants will receive 7 hours (0.7 CEUs) from Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education for full participation. For further information please visit barnettinternational.com
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The Black Actors League is one of Illinois State University's newest Registered Student Organizations. Our fundamental purpose is to educate, enlighten and entertain the students of Illinois State University and members of the Bloomington/Normal community through performance of the works of African American playwrights. We are a strong ensemble of actors, designers, stage managers and directors who produce plays and shorter pieces written by African American playwrights. The Black Actors League debuted in February 2008 with a showcase entitled Portraits of Color: A night of scenes and monologues by African American Playwrights. This production included the works of such playwrights as George C. Wolfe, Lanie Robertson, August Wilson, Ntozake Shange, Gregory S. Carr and Illinois State student playwright Mylka Valcin.
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The FreeStage production program culminates at the end of each semester with the FreeStage Festival.
FreeStage is proud to partner with other student organizations, including Improv Mafia, the Women's Project and Guerilla Theatre. FreeStage is able to provide such groups with facilities and technical support and also supports the M.F.A. Experimental Theatre Program in the School of Theatre and Dance.
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Dance Theatre holds open auditions during the first week of classes in both the fall and spring semesters. Company members are involved in two productions showcased in the Center for the Performing Arts, in addition to other local and regional performance opportunities. Those selected for Dance Theatre are required to enroll in at least one dance technique course in addition to attending the weekly Company Class, held each Friday. For more information contact Artistic Director, Sara Semonis at (309) 438-8021 or email@example.com.
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In existence since 1998, the Improv Mafia bills itself as the best improvisational comedy group on campus. The troupe presents weekly performances, providing serious doses of silliness for a campus-wide audience. In 2008, the Improv Mafia took first in the nation in college improv comedy. In 2010, they were second in the nation. Regular performances are Tuesday evenings at 8 p.m. in room 145 of ISU's Center for Visual Arts (CVA 145).
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The Normal Humor is a studio-based open group that holds workshops based on the idea of discovering and understanding comedy. We will be producing a sketch show each semester to showcase the different forms of comedy.
Please contact Vanessa Garcia, president of The Normal Humor, at email@example.com.
T.E.A. (Theatre Education Association) is a registered student organization committed to educational outreach in schools in the Bloomington/Normal area as well as within the School of Theatre and Dance at Illinois State. T.E.A provides an outlet for theatre teacher education students to get hands-on experience, bringing theatre into the lives of young people, before we enter the professional world as educators. Though T.E.A. originated as an organization for theatre teacher education majors, it is open to the participation of ANYONE interested in supporting its cause.
Theatre of Ted provides a positive, unedited forum for artistic expression and encourages a strong sense of community among students in the arts. This student organization hosts regular late-night "open-mike" performances and special events, including the Mock Prom and Winter Ball.
Since its beginning in 1990, Theatre of Ted has offered students an outlet to experiment and express themselves artistically outside the confines of a classroom structure or a formal production season. The organization values all forms of artistic expression and applauds the creation of original works and the use of fresh approaches. Theatre of Ted encourages students to take risks, to aim high and to dare to fail. Theatre of Ted was the winner of the 2003-2004 Outstanding Social/Entertainment Program of the Year award at Illinois State University.
Theatre of Ted's regular performance event is held every Saturday night at midnight in Centennial West 301. It is open to all students, and anyone can perform by simply showing up a few minutes early and signing up. Original poetry, song, skit, performance art, dance, whatever you can imagine — totally uncensored. (Please limit your piece to 5 minutes or less.)
In October, Theatre of Ted sponsors The Rocky Horror Picture Show, live and on film, in ISU's Capen Auditorium.
In April, Theatre of Ted sponsors the annual Four-Square marathon for student scholarships, and they offer their own scholarship to continuing involved students who take creative risks.
Please visit the Illinois State Phonebook or call (309) 438-2111 for contact information
College Of Fine Arts
School of Theatre and Dance
Campus Box 5700
Normal, Il 61790-5700
Phone: (309) 438-8783
Fax: (309) 438-5806
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Elissa Lerner: Everyone's favorite irreverent TV cartoonists are busy antagonizing the religious world, again. Last week, Trey Parker and Matt Stone confirmed they are teaming up with Avenue Q's Robert Lopez to write "The Book of Mormons," the musical. Mormons are not too thrilled, recalling the Scientology episode. Now, a response to last week's South Park featuring the prophet Muhammed in a bear suit, warning Parker and Stone that "they would probably end up like Theo Van Gogh." Funny, Buddhists haven't issued any death threats over portraying the Buddha snorting drugs in the same episode.
For more, read Jason Ma's post asking why there are no moderate Muslim voices, at Diane Winston's blog, The Scoop.