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An Erie woman wanted on charges of aiding a suspect in a December shooting is in custody as the accused gunman awaits a court hearing later this week.
Carolyn S. Shannon, 24, was in the Erie County Prison on $10,000 bond Monday after her arraignment Friday on charges of hindering apprehension and tampering with evidence.
Shannon had been wanted on the charges since Feb. 5. She was found at a residence in the 900 block of Parade Street on Friday morning, police said Monday.
Shannon was accused of driving Kendell C. Foster, 40, to Mercer County on the morning of Dec. 21, hours after police said Foster shot Robert Gore, 23, in an apartment in the 2700 block of Parade Street.
Police said Shannon drove Foster to Farrell in a borrowed truck after Foster sent her a text message stating that he had been shot and needed a ride out of town, according to the criminal complaint filed against her.
Investigators who checked Shannon's cell phone records found that six text messages sent by Foster had been deleted from her phone, according to court documents. Foster, who had suffered a gunshot wound to the leg, was brought back to Erie from Mercer County on the evening of Dec. 21.
He was later arraigned and jailed on attempted homicide and other charges.
A second suspect in the shooting, Dimis Colon-Cruz, 32, was jailed on charges in the crime on Jan. 5. A third suspect has not been identified or charged.
The charges against Foster were dismissed at the conclusion of his preliminary hearing before Erie 5th Ward District Judge Joseph Lefaiver on Feb. 6 after Foster's lawyer argued that prosecutors provided no evidence indicating whom Foster had allegedly shot, or where the shooting occurred.
The charges against Colon-Cruz were withdrawn by prosecutors during the Feb. 6 hearing.
Erie County President Judge Ernest J. DiSantis Jr. later granted a motion allowing prosecutors to refile charges against Foster, which police did on Feb. 19. Foster is scheduled to appear in court for his preliminary hearing before Erie 6th Ward District Judge Dominick DiPaolo on Friday.
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The Game: Andrews Mustangs at Canyon Eagles, 7:30 p.m., Kimbrough Memorial Stadium, Canyon.
Tickets: $6 adults, $3 students.
Radio: KZRK (1550-AM), 7:20 p.m.
Last meeting: Canyon defeated Andrews 56-28 in the 2006 playoffs
What to look for: Andrews made a deep run in the Class 3A playoffs last season and could give Canyon an early test if it overlooks the Mustangs. Canyon quarterback Spencer Church lit up opposing defenses last season for 3,265 yards passing and 36 touchdowns, but Canyon coach Blake Bryant said he's not worried about his signal caller feeling the pressure to repeat that performance. With eight returning starters on offense, Church will have plenty of familiar targets, which should make Canyon a tough date on any team's schedule this season. Defensively, the Eagles bring back five starters. Andrews returns 14 seniors from its 10-3 playoff team from a year ago.
Did you know: The Eagles have won seven straight games at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium. Canyon's last loss was against Sweetwater on Sept. 26, 2006.
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The Game: White Deer Bucks at Highland Park Hornets, 7:30 tonight, Hornet Stadium.
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Last Meeting: White Deer defeated the Hornets 27-7 in the 2007 season opener.
What To Watch For: Bryan Gerlich makes his coaching debut at Highland Park and faces a White Deer team that has advanced to the playoffs the last two years and figures to be in contention again this year in the revamped District 3-1A. The Hornets have not won a game the last two seasons but Gerlich says there is plenty of excitement entering the current one. Junior quarterback Chris Swann, senior running back Michael Brewer and senior linebacker John Punches are among five returning starters for Highland Park. Senior Brice Bennett has replaced Parker Petty at quarterback for the Bucks, who will continue to use a run-by-committee style on offense. Cody Smith and Tyler Perryman figure to carry much of the load in the team's multiple wing-T formation while Tyler Smith and Mark Ruth anchor the line on both sides of the ball.
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Bushland at Lubbock Cooper
The Game: Bushland Falcons at Lubbock Cooper Pirates, 7:30 tonight, Pirate Stadium, Lubbock.
Radio: KPUR (1440-AM), 7:20 p.m.
Last Meeting: These teams are meeting for the first time.
What To Look For: The Falcons have been picked to the win District 1-2A title while the Pirates are picked fourth in District 1-3A according to Texas Football magazine. Bushland has gone to a spread offense in an effort to best utilize its talent. The Falcons are expected to start junior Sawyer Cornelius at quarterback while junior Caleb McGuire could see playing time there as well. Falcons head coach David Flowers says Cornelius is more adept at throwing the ball while McGuire offers a better run threat. Lubbock Cooper graduated 22 players but returns six starters on offense and seven on defense. The Pirates are led by QB Tyler Sutton who threw for 915 yards and rushed for 950 last year.
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Canadian at River Road
The Game: Canadian Wildcats at River Road Wildcats, 7:30 tonight, Wildcat Stadium.
Tickets: $3 adults, $2 students.
Last Meeting: Canadian won 54-6 on Sept. 2, 2005 at River Road.
What To Watch For: Canadian opens the season with the Panhandle area's longest win streak at 13 games while River Road won only one game last season. Canadian's spread offense features fleet receivers Danny and Alex Reyes who combined to catch more than 100 passes for more than 1,300 yards and 23 touchdowns a year ago. Clint Cockrell caught 87 passes last season for 1,235 yards and 13 TDs to give the offense three dangerous weapons to throw to. Junior left-hander Brandon Robinson has replaced Coleman Bentley as the quarterback in the Wildcats' spread offense. River Road, which returns 10 offensive and nine defensive starters, hopes to make a serious playoff run in District 1-2A. Nathan Chestnut, starting quarterback, could give the Wildcats a solid run threat as well as a passing one. Junior Mickey Tatum, an all-district selection last season, anchors the River Road line at center.
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Season Summary: Updated February 4, 2016
Name: Allen Riggs
Location: Metaline, WA
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: The weather was a little more extreme this year; we had colder temps earlier than last year. More snow this year and wild temperature swings. Several times this season, we had very cold weather, freezing bodies of water and dumping big amounts of snow. Then, the weather would warm up to unseasonably high temps and make the snow wet and very difficult to navigate.
Winter Snow Summary: Snow accumulations this year were pretty measurable, covering fields and making them impossible for birds to feed in. The weather warmed, making the deep snow very difficult to work in.
Season Water Conditions: Small ponds and creeks froze early, leaving only rivers to hunt. The Pend Oreille River levels were sporadic due to fluctuating dam levels.
Overall Feeding Conditions: There was plenty of feed at the beginning of the season in fields and bodies of water. Once the snow fell, the birds were forced to feed in bodies of water that were not frozen. The feeding conditions this year were not as favorable as last year.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Duck numbers were fewer than last year. Mallard, wigeon and gadwall numbers were way down. When the diving ducks migrated in, there was fewer than last year.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Goose numbers were comparable to last year. The migration came a little later than previous years.
Notable Duck Migrations: Puddle ducks migrated in at very low levels, nothing to get excited about. Diving ducks did migrate; however, the numbers were much lower than last year.
Notable Goose Migrations: Goose numbers increased in December and January.
Overall Hunting Report: Hunting was a little more difficult this year due to low duck numbers. Goose hunting was fair.
Name: Kent Contreras
Location: Newport, Washington
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: This season was more of an average weather event year. Storms were moving through the area with average snowfalls and temperatures. Early season rains helped to end the drought from summer and a heavy snow pack in the higher elevations has occurred, as compared to last year which had almost no snow pack and very little rains. Typical big weather events happened around Thanksgiving and gave us the first winter like conditions. A very cold December created some poor hunting after freezing the Pend Oreille River for a week or so.
Winter Snow Summary: Snow conditions were average. The valley received snow that has stuck around and likely will not melt until a good spring thaw. A good blanket of snow hit the area around mid-December. Higher elevations have been covered in snow since early November.
Season Water Conditions: The area had experienced a drought over the summer and most ponds and sloughs were very low on water. Some creeks were so dry that birds were not even using them. Early fall conditions brought an end to the drought conditions with some heavy rains and snows. The Pend Oreille River was at its lowest I have ever seen. The river level is maintained by a series of dams and the Army Corps of Engineers regulates the level on a daily basis. There were times the river would drop 12 plus inches in a day or vice versa making hunting hard to predict.
Overall Feeding Conditions: With the drought most birds were sticking with feeding on the river. Fields were dry and not really producing much for a feed source. Late season seemed to pick up as the moisture moved into the area providing more feed sources along the edges of creeks, fields, sloughs and ponds.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: This year was about as good as last year for duck numbers – below average. It seemed like we were waiting more than shooting this year.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: See above comment – same for the geese.
Notable Duck Migrations: Biggest duck migration occurred around the end of December when the diving ducks moved into the area. Puddle ducks moved through the area on a continual basis but not in one giant flight.
Notable Goose Migrations: The geese made big jumps from December through January. A lot of birds have shown up the last part of the season.
Overall Hunting Report: For this area our season was low on harvest numbers but I put that on the fact that I targeted specific birds instead of just shooting everything! Puddle ducks were my birds of choice this season and only shot two days for divers. Goose hunting seemed to be steady and as usual January was great goose hunting. Harvest numbers are about half of what I expect to shoot in a season. Weather was good and we had a typical winter that brought storms in every few days.
Name: Clark Bonner
Location: Medford, OR
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: We had more rain this year than we have had in the last three years combined. The migration was good but the birds were spread out into every parking lot puddle and low spot making hunting them in any great quantity very difficult as there were days where you would shoot and could watch the birds fly across the road and land 300 yards away.
Winter Snow Summary: We hardly had any snow on the valley floor this year.
Season Water Conditions: See above
Overall Feeding Conditions: Due to the massive amount of rain the feeding conditions were outstanding. Every field was a food source and there were more mallards in the valley than I have seen in 10 years.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Duck numbers were higher than last year. But because they were so spread out the hunting was very challenging.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Goose numbers were average until the last week of the season when we got a huge push of lessers and westerns. They decoyed beautifully and I limited on honkers 4 of the last 5 hunts of the season even though I was primarily duck hunting.
Notable Duck Migrations: The duck migration was later than the past 4 years which meant that we had good hunting in January which is unusual but welcomed!
Notable Goose Migrations: See note above.
Overall Hunting Report: Scouting is always important to a successful hunt but this year it was especially critical. Ducks would frequent a field in large numbers until they were hunted there and then they would move on immediately. I burned a lot of fuel this year chasing good locations but in the end had some phenomenal mallard and goose shoots. I've killed more ducks and geese in a season before but I can sincerely say that this was my most favorite season of all time. When you could locate the ducks and geese they decoyed like opening day.
Name: Tailor Sponcey
Location: Twin Falls, Idaho
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: This season has had much colder weather and a lot more moisture then the past few seasons.
Winter Snow Summary: Around 2 feet in total on valley floor throughout season.
Season Water Conditions: Water conditions were average to below average.
Overall Feeding Conditions: Feeding conditions were average.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Duck numbers seemed to be up this year compared to previous.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Goose numbers seemed to be about average.
Notable Duck Migrations: Mallard migration seemed to have higher numbers but diver migration seemed low.
Notable Goose Migrations: Saw more migrating snow geese than ever this year. None stopped in the valley but high numbers moving over.
Overall Hunting Report: Hunting was average this year but hunting pressure was very high compared to normal.
Name: David Harper
Location: Boise, Idaho
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: The trends to the season were about normal this season as far as when they took place, big cool downs in November and December and a warmer and rainy end to season last week. But overall it was a colder year. When the temps dropped off this year they were lower than I've seen in a number of years. We had more cold fronts and storms move through this season than the last few as well.
Winter Snow Summary: We picked up around a foot overall through the season though it would usually come in a few inches at a time and melt again before getting more. But it was the most snow I can remember for a number of years.
Season Water Conditions: Water conditions were average around the treasure valley this year with most notable differences being in the Snake River as it was a bit lower than normal seasons.
Overall Feeding Conditions: About the same number of good feed fields this season, maybe even a touch more for thrashed corn. The fields stayed accessible all season with snow never staying around long enough to get deep and freeze over.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Puddle ducks were high this season, the most mallards and wigeons I've seen for a while. Pintails and gadwalls seemed down a bit though as did diver species of all varieties.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Canada goose numbers were about average this year and some snows and specks have been found around already.
Notable Duck Migrations: Puddle ducks showed up in large numbers around Thanksgiving and stuck out the season. Divers never really showed, a small number moved in but not near normal.
Notable Goose Migrations: Geese seemed to filter into the valley all season, gaining numbers after every cold front.
Overall Hunting Report: Hunting was good this season for most, especially those that scouted some birds and worked hard. A lot of people were out this season, probably the most hunters in the area that I've seen.
Name: Chad Yamane
Location: Layton, Utah
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: Our season started out typical with normal weather but we have been in a drought so our water levels were at historic lows. Our freeze up occurred around the normal time in late November. We typically see a January thaw and have some great late season goose hunting but that never happen this year and we still have a significant amount of snow covering the ground.
The one difference that was notable to me this year was the goldeneye migration. 7-10 years ago we used to see huge numbers of goldeneyes on the Great Salt Lake and they usually would bring some sea ducks with them. For some reason the migration numbers dropped and for years we didn't see very many. This year was different, they showed up in pretty good numbers and we had some days where we targeted them and shot limits of goldeneyes. It was good to see their return and I hope they continue to come back like they used to. It's always fun to hunt whistlers every once in a while.
Winter Snow Summary: Since early December we have received above normal amounts of snow. We need several winters like this one to bring the Great Salt Lake back to normal levels. Snow pack is looking great and this next year should bring a good amount of runoff into the marshes making for great breeding and nesting conditions locally.
Season Water Conditions: Historic low levels occurred this year on the Great Salt Lake. The Waterfowl Management Impoundments had great water conditions and those improved greatly as at the season went on with the wet winter we have had.
Overall Feeding Conditions: Feed inside the diked units was great with lots of pondweed, duckweed, and invertebrates for food. As the Wasatch front continues to grow the amount of agricultural land turns into houses and we lose feeding fields for geese.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Puddle duck numbers seemed higher this year than last and the divers really never made their appearance in great numbers.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: The goose numbers seemed to be reduced also this year. Guys that typically have access to field feeds are not seeing the birds they usually do.
Notable Duck Migrations: We had our typical end of October migration where the local teal left for Mexico and warmer climates. After that I cannot recall seeing a big push of birds into our area. The swans showed up in average numbers this year and stuck around for quite some time and made for fantastic swan hunts.
Notable Goose Migrations: Nothing to get excited about and in fact I think we lost all our local honks to snow free golf courses and sunshine south of us.
Overall Hunting Report: This year's hunt overall was better than the past several years. We had our ups and our downs, that is typical but definitely more ups. The swan hunting was as good as I have ever seen it with good movements of birds daily into huntable areas off the refuge. The puddle duck hunting was better for us than usual and we had some banner days. The weather cooperated for the most part and helped us more than it hurt. The airboat hunting was great for teal and spoonbills. We had to move and adapt with the ice but overall figured the birds out most days. The only thing this year lacked was some great diver shoots. Like I mentioned before they just never seemed to show up in the areas I hunted.
Name: Travis Madden
Location: Lehi, UT
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: Weather was really warm for most of the season. It did stay cold later in the year compared to last year.
Winter Snow Summary: Snow fall this year has surpassed what we had last year.
Season Water Conditions: Lower than previous years due to the mild winter and low run off.
Overall Feeding Conditions: Feeding conditions were good they were more abundant last year as the weather permitted it.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Duck numbers were pretty decent compared to last year. We did see more pushes this year due to the weather.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Goose numbers seemed to be a little higher this year to me than last year.
Notable Duck Migrations: We did see a couple migrations due to the weather that we didn't see last year. Cold snaps right before Thanksgiving and again in the middle of December.
Notable Goose Migrations: Geese were pretty consistent with last year.
Overall Hunting Report: Hunting this year was tough early in the season as the weather was unseasonably warm. As the cooler temps moved in the hunting got better but you still had to put your time in to find the birds. Overall wasn't a great year of hunting but it was successful.
Name: Gene Carter
Location: Yuba City, California
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: Finally received some winter weather in drought stricken California.
Winter Snow Summary: Valley received no snow.
Season Water Conditions: Above normal for the first time in 5 years.
Overall Feeding Conditions: Below average due to 42% less rice crop being planted due to low to no water for crops.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Seemed above normal, except mallards, local hatch was dismal. Northern mallards showed up early and a bigger push in December.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Snows and specks everywhere, have not heard the winter count yet but the numbers of geese that are in this valley will amaze you.
Notable Duck Migrations: Lots of wigeon and pintails. Teal seemed down in numbers to me but could have been results of lack of water in our area.
Notable Goose Migrations: Amazing
Overall Hunting Report: Above average for me, mostly mallards and wigeon with pintail taking third place due to bag limits of only 2 per day. The days I was able to goose hunt seemed above average.
Name: Vince Cowan
Location: Escalon, CA
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: Finally some good steady rains with some incredible south wind days. I am sure everyone is aware of the ongoing drought problem California has been dealing with the last couple years and this year it finally rained and we got some really good storm systems pushing throughout the San Joaquin and Sac valleys which brought good migration numbers throughout the season.
Winter Snow Summary: Good snow levels and snow pack has increased tremendously from previous years.
Season Water Conditions: Water conditions way up from previous years great south storms brought lots of rain and snow.
Overall Feeding Conditions: We got some good cold fronts as well which pushed a lot of birds out of the Klamath Basin into the local corn and rice fields in the San Joaquin and Sac valley.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Duck numbers way up over the past few years. It was a banner year in California to say the least.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Huge number of specks and snows. Didn't have as good of luck with them as years past which is weird because we target specks and shoot ducks. We are huge goose hunters and this year just seemed like they wouldn't work as well as previous years. But we had some excellent hunts.
Notable Duck Migrations: Good push early and they continued to build.
Notable Goose Migrations: Excellent goose migrations of specks and snows.
Overall Hunting Report: Overall the hunting was excellent. One of the better duck seasons I have had. The geese were tough but we got some good shoots in. It was a great year and can't wait tell the next one especially now that we are looking to be drought free.
Name: Travis Lyle
Location: Fernley, NV
Notable Weather Changes/Differences This Season: Much more snow and all together a wetter year. It looks like we might even have some duck clubs open next season. Mountain snowpack is above average right now. Let's hope it keeps going.
Winter Snow Summary: We received a good snowpack, with weekly storms and more coming. Hoping it will last until April.
Season Water Conditions: Water stayed low all year. Only a few places were huntable and you had to do your scouting.
Overall Feeding Conditions: If it didn't grow wild there was no man made food like corn due to the lack of water for the farmers. Lots of wigeon grass in some spots but not much else.
Duck Numbers Compared to Previous Years: We seem to have more gadwalls this season, just as many spoonies around as previous years. We had a lot more mallards than years past. I'm sure it was due to the drought. Most other puddle ducks and divers were lower numbers.
Goose Numbers Compared to Previous Years: Most of the geese came and went. We only had a small window on the snows. You had to scout hard if you wanted to get any honkers, or own land.
Notable Duck Migrations: Never had big numbers. Most stopped for a day or two and pushed on.
Notable Goose Migrations: Geese were the same as the ducks. Had to hit it just right. Or, if you could hunt golf courses you could have killed a few.
Overall Hunting Report: Lots of guys didn't even bother with buying stamps to hunt ducks and most guys hung it up early. There were more law breakers this year as well. Sad to see what some people will do for a duck/goose. With that said if you put time in scouting and knowing a little bit about ducks/geese behavior you could get a few. Hunter edict is dead, found out first hand this season. Week days were the best days to get out, and mid-mornings worked well too.


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He made movie appearances, most notably "The Princess Bride." The 1998 film "My Giant" was inspired by Andre and starred Billy Crystal, who worked with the wrestler in "The Princess Bride."
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The University of Virginia Health System is an academic health care center associated with the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. The health system includes a medical center (with main hospital, children's hospital, and clinic network), school of medicine, school of nursing, and health sciences library. The health system provides inpatient and outpatient care and patient education and conducts medical research and education.
Based in Charlottesville, the Health System also operates satellite locations throughout Virginia, in Albemarle, Amherst, Augusta, Campbell, Fluvanna, Louisa, Nelson, and Orange counties.
The first medical degrees granted by UVA were awarded in 1828. The University of Virginia Hospital, designed by architect Paul J. Pelz, opened in 1901.[1]
The UVA Health System's patient care,[2] research and medical education[3] are frequently ranked highly by U.S. News & World Report and by other rankings.[4]
The UVA Health System's history can be traced to the founding of the University of Virginia in 1819. At the first meeting of the university's Board of Visitors in 1819, a School of Medicine was authorized. The School of Medicine – the 10th medical school in the U.S. – officially opened in March 1825 with a single professor, Dr. Robley Dunglison, recruited by Thomas Jefferson to UVA from London.[5]
More than 75 years later, UVA opened its first hospital in March 1901 with 25 beds and three operating rooms. A few months after its opening, the hospital established a training program for nurses. That training program would grow into the UVA School of Nursing, which was formally established in 1956.
Just as medical education has been a part of UVA since its founding, so too has medical literature – the 8,000 books purchased by Jefferson to create the University Library included 710 books on the medical sciences. UVA's medical literature moved to the UVA Medical School building in 1929. Its current home was dedicated in April 1976. The UVA Health Services Foundation was founded in 1979 to handle billing as well as provide benefits and administrative support to UVA physicians. The UVA Health Services Foundation was renamed University Physicians Group in 2011.
In 2012, Virginia Commonwealth University's School of Pharmacy opened a satellite location at the University of Virginia Medical Center.[6]
In August 2013, with a change in the leadership structure, Dr. Richard Patrick Shannon joined the University of Virginia as the Executive Vice President for Health Affairs.[7] He oversees the entire Health System at UVA and reports directly UVA President Teresa Sullivan.
The University of Virginia Health System consists of five components:
- The University of Virginia Medical Center provides primary, specialty and emergency care throughout Central Virginia through a network of clinics as well as a main hospital that has more than 500 beds, not including a 45-bed neonatal intensive care unit and 20-bed nursery. The Children's Hospital is served by the Newborn Emergency Transport System (NETS), which transports critically ill newborns and pediatrics from all over the surrounding area and states back to UVA. The hospital is a Level I trauma center and is accessible by ambulance as well as Pegasus, UVA Health System's air and ground transport service for critically ill and injured patients. As an academic medical center, patients at UVA are treated by physicians who are also faculty members at the UVA School of Medicine. In the 2010 fiscal year, the UVA Medical Center treated 27,087 inpatients and had a total of 735,631 outpatient visits.[8]
- The University of Virginia School of Medicine has more than 1,000 faculty members who perform three main tasks: provide care to patients at the UVA Medical Center, educate medical students and residents and perform scientific medical research that may lead to improved care for patients at UVA and elsewhere. Leading research areas include cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurodegenerative diseases and vaccine development.[9] The Dean of the School of Medicine as of August 1, 2013 is Nancy E. Dunlap, MD PhD MBA.
- The University of Virginia School of Nursing has 94 faculty members who educate student nurses and perform research that will improve patient care at UVA and elsewhere. Leading research areas include rural healthcare, the history of nursing, complementary and alternative therapies, geriatrics and oncology.
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- The University Physicians Group is the physician group practice that processes billing for UVA physician services.
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Several UVA Medical Center departments are ranked among the top 50 in the country by U.S. News & World Report.[2] These are the departments that made the magazine's 2011 rankings:
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UVA's School of Medicine and School of Nursing have also been highly ranked by U.S. News & World Report. In the 2007 rankings, the School of Medicine was ranked 23rd among medical schools for research[10] and 38th among medical schools for primary care.[11]
The School of Nursing's master's degree program was ranked 19th in 2007 by U.S. News & World Report, while the magazine ranked two of the school's specialty programs in the top 10.[12] The School of Nursing's Clinical Health Specialist program in psychiatric/mental health ranked 5th, while its Clinical Health Specialist program in adult/medical-surgical ranked 6th.
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On March 30, 2009, the UVA medical center was named as one of the top 100 hospitals in America for 2008 by the Thomson Reuters.[13] The index is based upon clinical excellence, operating efficiency and financial health, and patient satisfaction using criteria such as risk-adjusted mortality index, risk-adjusted complications index and risk-adjusted patient safety index.[14]
America's Top Doctors
Fifty doctors from UVA Health System were chosen for inclusion in 2006 for the sixth edition of Castle Connolly's America's Top Doctors. Nineteen UVA Health System physicians were chosen for a companion listing, America's Top Doctors For Cancer.[15]
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Dr. Thomas A.E. Platts-Mills, FRS is the head of the Division of Allergy and Clinical Immunology . In 2010, Dr. Platts-Mills was elected as a Fellow of The Royal Society,[16] the first allergist to be named to this select group.[17]
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- ^ a b "America's Best Hospitals 2007". U.S. News and World Report. Archived from the original on 2007-10-12. Retrieved 2007-10-26.
- ^ "America's Best Graduate Schools 2008: Top Medical Schools". U.S. News and World Report. Retrieved 2007-10-26.
- ^ "ANCC Magnet Recognition Program". American Nurses Credentialing Center. Archived from the original on 2007-09-19. Retrieved 2007-10-26.
- ^ "History-School of Medicine at the University of Virginia". School of Medicine Official Website. Retrieved 2011-07-11.
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- ^ "Dr. Richard Shannon New Executive Vice President for Health Affairs". School of Medicine Official News. 2013-08-15.
- ^ "Facts at a Glance". UVA Health System Official Website. Retrieved 2007-10-26.
- ^ "America's Top Doctors Names 48 UVA Physicians as Best in their Fields". UVA Health System Official Website. Retrieved 2007-10-26.
- ^ "America's Best Graduate Schools 2008: Top Medical Schools-Research". U.S. News and World Report. Retrieved 2007-10-26.
- ^ "America's Best Graduate Schools 2008: Top Medical Schools-Primary Care". U.S. News and World Report. Retrieved 2007-10-29.
- ^ "In the Rankings". UVA School of Nursing Official Website. Retrieved 2007-10-29.
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- UVA School of Medicine
- UVA School of Nursing
- Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
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AbstractABSTRACT: Personal filter-based samplers are traditionally used to assess inhalation exposures to particles. When inhaled, however, engineered nanomaterials (NMs) can elicit adverse cardiopulmonary health outcomes that scale more closely with particle number or surface area rather than the conventional metric of mass concentration. Real-time monitors that provide output by number or surface area are ill-suited for personal sampling and cannot distinguish NMs from other airborne particles. As a result, exposure assessment tools are inadequate to evaluate the health risks posed by engineered NMs in the workplace and deployed environments. The objective of this Phase-I proposal is to combine available technologies into a novel, prototype personal monitorthe Personal Aerosol Collector and Spectrometer (PACS). The work proposed under Task 1 involves the design and construction of a prototype PACS to collect particles and to directly detect particle number and mass concentration by size. The firmware needed to translate the real-time PACS data to particle number, surface area, and mass concentration will be developed and tested under Task 2. These studies will pave the way for the Phase II studies that will integrate wireless capabilities into the PACS firmware and test the robust nature of the PACS under field conditions. BENEFIT: The prototype monitor that will be established through this work will represent a way, for the first time, to assess personal exposure to airborne particle concentrations by different metrics across a wide size range in near real-time. It will also allow speciation of collected particles to determine the size range associated with specific particles of interest, such as NMs apart from background aerosol. Such a personal device will be valuable not only for air force personnel in deployed and domestic situations but also for assessing community exposures in environmental settings (e.g., indoor and outdoor) or worker exposures in occupational settings (e.g., in-plant exposures during engineered nanoparticle production). We anticipate that this device will be used extensively in routine monitoring and in epidemiological studies investigating the relationship of particle exposures to adverse health effects in these settings. In addition, this new monitor will fit well within the framework of an advanced platform that we are developingthe individualized Health Status, Environment, Activity, and Location (iHEAL) platform. This platform gathersin a time frame that captures the exposure-effect relationship personalized information on health status, environmental exposures, physical activity, and location. The iHEAL queries these data in real-time looking for patterns in that lead to adverse health status, making possible alarms to warn patients or health care providers of potentially hazardous situations. Lastly, we will work towards miniaturizing the monitor upon successful completion of this work. We anticipate that a monitor smaller than a cell phone and worn like and ID badge will be possible in the future.
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Big plays hadn't exactly been a strength of the Crowley Gents through the first three games of the 2013 season.
Just the opposite, in fact.
But that all changed Friday.
The Gents, who had given up more than their share of big plays to opponents, especially a week earlier in their only loss, finally had some game-breaking plays of their own, scoring four times on plays of 30 yards or better in cruising past the visiting Beau Chene Gators, 46-19, in their 4-4A district opener at Gardiner Memorial Stadium.
The victory sends the Gents to 3-1 on the season a 1-0 in league play.
"Tonight, we finally got some big ones on our side," said CHS coach Josh Fontenot after the contest.
The Gents' big-play capability was evident early when running back Ty'Von Griffin took an option pitch from quarterback Pate Broussard and raced 44 yards for a touchdown just three plays into their first offensive possession.
Broussard went to the air for the next scoring strike and hit Terrell Thomas on a 49-yard touchdown bomb some five minutes later.
Griffin added another 30-yard touchdown burst midway through the second quarter and the Gents ended the half with a 32-yard touchdown strike from Broussard to Thomas Cavell just before the intermission.
Griffin, who sat out the entire fourth quarter, finished the night with 183 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries.
Broussard also had a huge night. He completed 15 of 20 pass attempts for 222 yards and two touchdowns while also sitting out the final frame.
"Griff was pretty good tonight," said Fontenot. "And Pate, he was pretty good, too."
Broussard's performance was his best of the season thus far and Fontenot sees steady improvement from the young signal caller.
"Right now, I'm at the point where I'll call anything and I don't mind calling anything," said Fonenot of his confidence in Broussard. "That touchdown to Cavell was improvised off of a main route. We said right there on the sideline, 'hey, why don't you do this' and he did it and Pate picked it up, Thomas picked it up and boom!
"When you can start doing things like that, that's a sign of a kid who has matured pretty quickly and I'm very proud of him."
There were, however, a few negatives to the first half that saw the Gents take a 26-12 advantage.
Broussard was pressured deep in Crowley territory and threw across his body to Thomas but Beau Chene's Konnor Darbone stepped in front of the pass, picked it off and raced 11 yards for a touchdown.
Then, with the Gents driving on their next series, a wide pitch on an option play to Griffin was fumbled and the Gators pounced on the ball at their own 27 yard line to thwart a potential scoring drive.
"At times, I was angry during the game," said Fontenot. "I mean, it was like we wanted to let them hang around. A pick six and a fumble....that's the things that are kind of standing out to me right now.
"I mean, we beat a team 46-19 and I am happy about that, but I want us to get past this. It's still the same thing - turnovers and big plays - that keep being our Achilles heel and we need to correct that."
The Gents put the nail in the coffin early in the second half when they scored on a 9-play, 65-yard drive to start the third quarter. Griffin carried the load, literally, by rushing eight times during the series, including the final touch that resulted in a one-yard touchdown.
"Our guys know that we're moving the ball and kind of dominating it and it's easy to kind of go to sleep there and let off a little bit but we didn't," said Fontenot. "We came out and finished the game.
"We have some goals for each game and one of them is to score on our first offensive possession each half because that sets the tone for how you are going to perform. We stress that a lot and tonight was the first time that we came through with that."
The Gents defense came through on the Gators' ensuing drive and forced a fumble that was recovered by C.J. Douresseaux.
It took the Gents' offense just over a minute to capitalize.
On the first play, Broussard hooked up with Cavell on a 36-yard strike and then the sophomore quarterback picked up 11 more yards on a keeper around the edge. Two plays later, Curtis Broxton, filling in for Griffin, scored from one-yard out.
The Gators answered, however, on their ensuing drive, thanks mainly to quarterback John Livings. The senior broke a 58-yard run to get deep into CHS territory and he then scored on an eight-yard run to cut the lead to 39-19 with just under two minutes remaining in the third quarter.
Jacq'Co Price took over at quarterback for Broussard on the Gents' next series and the sophomore broke loose for a 16-yard run and completed two passes, including a 26-yard strike to Zack Breaux. Broxton capped the seven-play drive with a one-yard touchdown run."
"Jacq'Co came in there and really did a good job of running the offense," said Fontenot. "That just kind of shows you what you have. You never want to see anyone get injured, but it's nice to know that we have someone like that if Pate every does go down."
In all, the Gents racked up 484 yards of total offense and 20 first downs.
Beau Chene picked up 267 yards and 13 first downs.
Griffin led all rushers with his 183-yard performance while Cody Williams paced the Gators with 93 yards on 21 carries.
Cavell was the top receiver on the night with eight catches for 111 yards while Terrell Thomas had two receptions for 79 yards.
Overall, Fontenot was more than pleased with what he saw out of his team, which was leaps and bounds better than the previous week's performance.
"Looking at it, we're 3-1 and we have gotten over that two-win hump," said Fontenot, whose 2012 team picked up just two victories. "I feel good about our team, I really do. The reason I was so angry last week and we pressed so much this week is because, potentially, I think we have a very good football team. And we're going to keep pushing them pushing them towards that.
"We're working towards it and we're getting there, we just have to eliminate some errors and I think we'll be alright."


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That alleged, 100-mile-per-hour high-speed chase we told you about Friday wasn't all Justin Bieber's fault.
At least that's what he's telling authorities. Bieber filed a "harassment complaint" against one paparazzo who he says was part of the chase, according to TMZ.
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... the pap's vehicle was aggressively chasing after the teen pop star's chrome Fisker Karma at high speeds Friday morning on the 101 in Sherman Oaks. It even rolled along the shoulder in attempts to get shots, according to allegations laid out in the report.
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Apparently Biebs felt harassed and therefore immune from the laws most of the rest of us have to adhere to.
As we told you Friday, an L.A. city councilman who happens to be a reserve LAPD officer, Dennis Zine, said Bieber should have been arrested for what he described as going 100 mph, switching multiple lanes and driving recklessly.
Those things taken together could, in fact, get you handcuffs and a tow, but the CHP decided only to cite Bieber for speeding, according to what an officer told us.
However, a CHP cop did go to a subsequent video shoot Biebs was doing Friday to investigate further and take down his harassment claim, according to TMZ.
The paps who allegedly harassed him was there snapping photos, too, according to the site.
Last time we checked, being chased by paparazzi doesn't entitle you to drive crazy. They're going to get the shot either way, so what's the point? You're a public personality, in public.
We're not sure what the rationale here is: There's no get-out-of-jail-free card for driving that way besides maybe heading to the hospital for a serious emergency or getting away from a gunman. And even then the letter of the law doesn't really give you an out, but many cops would.
Zine, who's no fan of the paparazzi (he was behind an anti-paps law in the state Legislature and proposed another in the City Council), is right on this one.
There's no special speeding permit for the rich and famous.
Next time slow down and let them follow you to the nearest police station, Biebs. Then they're the ones who will be explaining themselves.
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NAPT Board President Dr. Linda Bluth and her partner, Betsy Eisman, have endowed an annual grant that enables NAPT members to help bring learning to life for students in their community and enhance classroom studies in their school program.
In 2009, Bluth and Eisman committed $500 a year for 10 years to cover the cost of transportation, entry fees, supplies and classroom resource materials so that teachers may continue using the experiential learning gained from math and science, language, social studies and arts-focused field trips. Two grants of $250 are awarded each year.
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