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Tom Carpenter (10:58 AM)
Let's get started!
SalPacino6 (The Wack)
DRose has to be back by next week right? Right?
Tom Carpenter (11:00 AM)
I think all we can do is cross our fingers and hope. Considering his inability to stay healthy this season and the Bulls' record, they have little reason to bring him back until he feels 100 percent. All of their focus should be on the playoffs, unfortunately for fantasy junkies.
Alex (Anaheim)
Is Pekovic's injury going to limit him this season even if he can play?
Tom Carpenter (11:03 AM)
Bone spurs in one ankle are causing him to overcompensate which has created issues in his other ankle. That means it may come down to pain management over the final weeks of the season. I think he should be able to contribute, so I would wait to see how he does when he returns, hopefully by this weekend. If he looks hobbled, though, I'm prepared to move on.
Giles Bruce (Charles City, Iowa)
Should I drop Amare? I'm in a tight playoff race with two other teams in a daily rotisserie league.
Tom Carpenter (11:05 AM)
If he was performing at the elite level he was in the past, I'd probably hold on to him to see if he can return. However, his production has been so anemic this season, I wouldn't hang on to STAT if there's a decent free agent out there ... or if you need to rotate bodies out in a daily H2H league like yours.
Joey S. (Ohio)
What do you expect from Carl Landry going forward?
Tom Carpenter (11:08 AM)
I would only consider Landry if you are desperate for scoring and a little rebounding, because he does nothing else for fantasy folks. And I doubt that he will be able to do much scoring on a consistent basis this rest of this season, because he needs more touches than he'll get to be successful. Keep your expectations quite low.
Joseph (new york, ny)
kevin martin, should be dropped?
Tom Carpenter (11:11 AM)
I would do my best to hold onto him if you can, because he has been able to play though this shoulder injury previously. However, a tear in the joint is extremely disconcerting for his fantasy potential the rest of the way. If there's a quality up-and-comer on waivers, I'd pull the trigger. But if you can hold him, I would.
kc (oakland)
Think Amare will be dropable soon? Eric Gordon worth a bench spot in daily lineup during playoffs?
Tom Carpenter (11:12 AM)
I still will be quite surprised if we see Gordon on the hardwood again this season, but at least his injury arc is heading in the right direction (unlike Amar'e). In the end, I'd rather have Gordon than Amar'e right now ... he seems more likely to play and be effective.
Jeff (Chicago)
Will Camelo's "tweak" cause him to miss a game or will he play through it since they are short handed
Tom Carpenter (11:15 AM)
Just looking at his reaction when it happened, my guess is he'll sit a game or two. Officially, he's day-to-day and hopes to play Wed. I'd be making other plans for his roster spot this week, though.
Chris Kaman (New Orleans)
Any news on my illness or is my run of big minutes about to stop for the younger guys... missed my 5 game week
Tom Carpenter (11:18 AM)
I think you'll be back soon, but there's been no official word. It's certainly possible that your minutes and touches could take a downward turn if your illness slows you for a while. But health aside, I think the Hornets will ride Kaman pretty hard down the stretch ... they could still be showcasing him for a trade in the offseason.
Robert (Chi-City)
What's up with D.J. Augustin? I've never seen a bobcats game and i have no idea what's goin' on. I'm in a 12 team league and he's killin' me!!
Tom Carpenter (11:20 AM)
He may be killing you, but on the upside you haven't suffered through watching a Bobcats game. I would definitely move on from Augustin if I were you. He has decent upside, but doesn't get enough regular touches to be a consistent fantasy option.
Richard D. (Los Angeles)
Hey Tom, I just Traded Lin and Pierce for Josh Smith - Was that a good trade? My team going into the final stretch is 1st in assists so I didnt mind, and I know I am going to lose 3's, but need blocks. That was my main logic. Also my tam is in second and I now I have James, Howard, and Smith all on my team. In a 12 team league
Tom Carpenter (11:23 AM)
Looks like a solid deal for you. I think the trade is fair anyway, but at this point of the season trades should only be done to help you gain specific stats you need. You sold out your excess dimes for much-needed blocks. Plus in a 2-1 deal, you also get an extra spot to fill with a waiver pick up, which allows you to add even more blocks in a low-end waiver addition.
Stretch (Chicago)
Due to the toe injury with Mo Williams, I have to start Paul George this playoff week as my shooting guard. What your take on P. George?
Tom Carpenter (11:26 AM)
I discuss George a bit in my Grand Theft Roto column today, as it covers recommended keepers for next season. As for this season, he just needs more touches and shots to be a fantasy stud. I'm not convinced that will happen as this season winds down. Nonetheless, George has been a stud in steals (2.0 steals over his past 28 games), so he can still help you out.
Dan (NJ)
I'm in first place in my league and have a bye this week for the playoffs. Should I drop either Lowry or Pekovic for either Gooden, Dragic, Klay Thompson, or Paul George?
Tom Carpenter (11:30 AM)
I would have no problem swapping Lowry and Pekovic for Dragic and Thompson, depending on how your league is set up. Both Dragic and Thompson should remain studly the rest of the season ... I remain skeptical about Lowry returning to usurp Dragic's success.
Cosmo (Germany)
Hello Tom. I am in a Rotisserie League and i have Kevin Martin in my roster, but, how you know, he's d2d. How do you think, should i keep him? Is there a chance, that he will play before end of regular season? He will probably be in a weak form of. I need to improve Ft (I have DH12) and 3PM. Who can I add? What do you think?That is 13-teams league, so in FA are only players like Foye, George Hill, Bellinelli or CJ Watson...PS. Sorry for my poor English....
Tom Carpenter (11:34 AM)
Was ist los, Cosmo? None of those FAs have a ton of upside, so I would hold onto Martin for the short-term at least. He certainly could help you out in FTs and 3s IF he can manage to get back and play well. I think the odds are against him doing that, but I'm not ready to count him out, either.
Sid (Washington DC)
Hey Tom, With the playoffs coming up, should I keep Zach Randolph or drop him for KG. KG seems to be putting up strong numbers the past couple of weeks but is also on the Celtics, who need to rest their players.
Tom Carpenter (11:38 AM)
Not thrilled to see Z-Bo still coming off the bench, but he's still cranking out solid stats. I expect his production to rise as the season winds down and he regains his conditioning. KG's probably on the other track ... he'll probably see his minutes limited and maybe even take a game or two off as the NBA playoffs approach. Stick with Z-Bo.
Will (WV)
In a keeper league, which player do you see having the most value next year and beyond .... Favors, Kawhi, Derrick Williams or Tristan Thompson?
Tom Carpenter (11:41 AM)
Williams will need roster changes to the Wolves to open up enough minutes and touches to be a fantasy factor. Judging by their recent history, the Wolves are not likely to do that. Same goes for Favors, as the Jazz also appear happy to have too many talented players not getting minutes. That said, Favors has the greatest upside from these players, so I would want him for the long-term. I think Thompson is in a better position to be a fantasy factor next season, and he should be solid beyond. For more on Thompson's keeper value, check out my GTR column this afternoon.
Greg (Philadelphia)
What's up with Monta Elllis lately? He played so well right before the trade and now he's in somewhat of a slump. What do you expect from him in the next couple of weeks?
Tom Carpenter (11:46 AM)
He's dealing with a finger ailment, but let's face facts: the real issue is the coaching change. Ellis is at his best statistically when he's just out running up and down the court freely chucking shots from wherever he likes. Since that's pretty much the complete antitheses of how coach Scotty Skiles played the point and expects his guards to play, it's not much of a surprise to see Ellis having trouble adjusting. Plus there's about zero chance that Skiles will let Ellis take 19-20 shots per game -- he's averaging 12.7 per as a Buck. I expect him to have a few good games as the season winds down, but more frustrating games in between.
Deron (Jersey)
What is risk that they limit him going forward... or he limits himself,, team looks bad
Tom Carpenter (11:50 AM)
I don't see any reason why the Nets would limit D-Will. However, considering how bad the team is and how he's battled various maladies this season, it wouldn't be surprising if injuries limit him down the stretch. That having been noted, I expect D-Will to be on the court the rest of the way being his usual studly self.
dw (NY)
Stephen Curry was seen shooting around yesterday. Is he worth a stash for next week or do you think he'll miss the rest of the season?
Tom Carpenter (11:54 AM)
I'll be a bit surprised if he plays, but if his ankles feel well enough, he'll be out there ... that means he's certainly worth stashing on your bench if you have the space. Maybe you get lucky, he returns and cranks out a week or two of major stats.
Casey (Virginia Beach)
Barea keeps getting hurt, but is producing solid numbers. Should I pick him up?
Tom Carpenter (12:00 PM)
It sounds like he's going to miss at least the next couple of games, so if if you have more immediate needs I'd look elsewhere. However, if you're in a tight battle for dimes in a roto league, I'd pick up Barea and wait for him to get back to full speed ... plenty of upside the rest of the way if he can keep his legs under him.
Tom Carpenter (12:01 PM)
Yet another fun Q&A session in the books. Be sure to check out my GTR column on offseason keeper trade targets this afternoon ... and I'll see you all back here next week -- same time, same place!
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The sense of privilege I have felt as one of your Ministers since 2007 hardly needs stating. But I also want to tell you what an enormous pleasure it has been. In 18 months at the Cabinet Office I would like to think that I have helped our government to think about information in new and better ways. I have tried to be a champion for the digital community, where lie some of our best and brightest talents and much of our nation's future success.
You are a politician completely dedicated to the service of the public, and a man of the very highest personal integrity. I have seen how the application of courage and commitment to patient, measured intelligence makes good government. As Chancellor of the Exchequer for a decade, you led this country's economic rebirth. In defiance of world economic cycles, you led us through a period of sustained growth and prosperity which is unprecedented in our history. As Prime Minister you have led the world's response to the gravest economic crisis it has ever known.
However spitefully your character is traduced and your triumphs degraded by Labour's enemies, they can never erase these towering achievements to your name. To have had the opportunity to serve the public as one of your Ministers has been an honour, for which I thank you.
As I told you some time ago, though, I feel that the time has come, at the reshuffle, for me to return to the backbenches and to my constituency. The pressure on my young family has been painful and I do not want to ask them to endure it any longer.
I would still like to make a contribution as a campaigner, helping you to lead Labour into the next general election, which I know we both believe Labour can and must win. We both came into politics for the same reasons; a passionate belief in decency, justice and fairness for ordinary people and an equally certain conviction that only Labour has the courage and the competence to make it happen.
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Rainford Kalaba and James Chamanga scored for Zambia, which reached the quarterfinals for the first time in 14 years.
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Cameroon's 2-2 tie with Tunisia meant that Zambia, Cameroon and Gabon finished tied with 1-1-1 records and were even on goal difference.
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Adominoplasty was a success. After only two weeks of following her instructions to a tee I am happy to say I feel great and am already wearing cloths to show off my new figure. Thank you for giving me the body that reflects how hard I have worked out for the past 10 years !
i had a tummy tuck done by dr. Shirley and I feel and look the best I have in over 30 years. I can now walk around and be proud of my body instead of feeling embarrassed and shameful. shopping for clothes is now a beautiful thing. dressing in the morning is a pleasure. I now love looking in a mirror and don't feel repulsive. dr. Shirley gave me back my life. i strongly recommend her and her staff. don't put off the surgery it was so worth it!!!
I absolutely hate to say this but my rhinoplasty was not all I hoped it would be ... ): very sad I went through allot and my nose is crooked the tip is still huge and I still have a bump on the top. Feel like crying I always joke I got a polish nose job and it just needs an alignment. 15 months post op I just went back to get her opinion and I willl go back in another year now.
I am a 5 1/2 year patient of DR. Anain's. She and her staff are very professional, and continue to be. From the very first visit, I knew that I would not be going anywhere else for my needs. She is caring and is concerned about your emotional needs as well as the physical needs of her patients.
I was referred to Dr. Anain by my regular physician and I am so glad and grafeful I did. It was the best thing I could have done and I wish I had know about Dr. Anain a lot sooner as I would have had the surgery sooner. She made me feel comfortable and at ease from the very first meeting. I never felt embarrassed or self conscious. She explained everything to me and My expectations were not unrealistic because of her. I would recommend her to anyone and I would gladly have more surgery if needed if she was doing it. A true professional all the way!!!!!!!
From the moment I walked into dr. anain's office I was made to feel comfortable her employees are so friendly and professional, then you get to meet the friendly little firecracker they call "Dr Anain" she is awesome so bubbly and friendly! she will spend as much time with you as needed and answer questions as long as you ask she doesn't make you feel like you are taking up too much of her time like most Dr's do! I had a tummy tuck and I will just say I don't think I could have been more satisfied!!! I will be going back to Dr Anain for any of my plastic surgery needs!!! I could say so much more but it would take all day!!! All I can say is this Dr is wonderful!! She has changed my life!!! If your looking for a wonderful plastic surgeon Dr Anain is the gal for you!!!!
Dr. Shirley truly understands the importance of minimal scaring when it comes to plastic surgery. I had to have an issue removed from my back a few months before my wedding. Her entire focus was making sure my scar was minimal! She did an AMAZING job! I especially enjoyed working with her because she is a female doctor. She had a lot of comfort and compassion! Thank you Dr. Shirley!
Dr. Anain did a facelift and eyelids for me. She was thorough and explained the entire procedure. The results were fantastic. I look like "me" just younger! I couldn't be happier.
I had breast cancer and went to Dr, Anain for reconstruction. I di not heal the greatest and had some set backs, but it was my fault, I am a smoker and did not heal as well as someone who doesn't. She did explain how smoking would make the healing process slower. But my over all experience with her has been great. When I needed her on a Saturday, she was right there. She even had me go to her office on her day off, so that she could check my incision. So she is a very compassionate and caring doctor and does take the time to answer any questions or concerns you may have.
This MD seems to have mixed reviews. I'm guessing it depends on the procedure she performs. I have been her patient for four years - for basic cosmetic procedures such as botox and juvederm injections. I am competely dissatisfied with her ability at performing any sort of filler injection, I looked like a fool after the first time, two years ago, but I gave her the benefit of the doubt because I felt like I told her what to do. I now realize that she had no clue on what she should have done. I gave her a second shot a couple weeks ago. Although it is too soon to see how the juvederm "took", I have to say this: Her staff is completely unprofessional. The "girl" who was sitting at teh check-in window walked away, w/o a word, as I stepped up to it. Another staff member who saw this happen stepped up and had me sign in. I was put-off immediately, given I was nervoous about giving the doctoe another shot at messing up my face. During the treatment, an hour after I checked in, she seemed dissinterested in my reminder of how the juvederm injections from two yrs ago had been traumatizing for me. She knew my face was obviously lop-sided for a year! Also - the lighting in the exmination rooms is TERRIBLE for people looking to correct flaws in their faces. She "Likes" the lighting in those rooms. One cannot see the depth and dimensions to one's face. I will not ever go back to this doctor again. She may be great at reconsturctive surgery (not sure) but is definitely one whom you should avooid at providing topical cosmetic procedures, such as injectable fillers. She literally rushed me that I forgot to ask her for a prescription. Take my feedback for what it's worth; just know that I am not one to go on-line to post my thoughts typically. I am just so very dis-enchanted with this doctor and the service she has provided to me.
was called by office staff and asked to come to appt 45 minutes before my scheduled time so i "wouldn't have to wait" - arrived to a horribly crowded and noisy waiting room - waited to register, desk staff not attentive. then waited 60 minutes (exactly - i timed it) to be seen, then 10 minutes in the exam room - all to have the dr spend 3 minutes with me and to tell me she would be in touch with an appt date. I won't be going back.
My surgery went amazing. Quick recovery and beautiful results.
Dr. Shirley Anian. Is an amazing doctor and very caring, Sue did my breast reduction and did a terrific job, I would recamend her to everyone I know.
A few years back, on a Sunday, I fell into a door (slipped on a Hot Wheel) & split my lip open & upwards towards my nose. The hospital called Dr Anain in as they feared I had severed the muscle that controls your smile. Not only did she repair it, to this day there is virtually no visiable scar. She was very kind & compassionate & professional. I would definitely go to her if I ever needed plastic suregery again
I love Dr. Anain.She is kind, caring and took her time when I went to see her.he explained everything to me and what I should expect. I had an abdominoplasty a few years ago after losing a lot of weight. She was highly reccommended by my primary doctor and my GYN. I am thrilled with the outcome of my surgery and will go back to have my breasts done.
Dr. Anain is a wonderful and skilled surgeon. She preformed a breast reduction on me and I could not be happier with the results. Dr. Anain was always available to answer my questions (post-surgery). I even called her on the weekend, with a post surgery concern and she called right back. Dr. Anain is very honest and straight forward. Although the wait to see her (in the waiting room) can take a while ( I have waited 5 minutes and I have waited 45 minutes) it is well worth the wait. She is a remarkable surgeon. I would strongly recommend.
Dr Anain has done several procedures on me; an abdominoplasty and augmentation and eyelids. She is extremely professional and a very gifted surgeon. I am lucky to have found her.
Dr Anain came highly recommended to me by my primary care physician and OBGYN. After having a breast reduction with her last month I can see why and I would recommend her in a heartbeat. She was always accessible and very helpful during the entire process. I LOVE my results!!! She did an amazing job and is a very talented surgeon,
My son was born with a cleft lip and palate. When he turned 17 Dr. Anain performed septo/rhinoplasty surgery on my son. She has changed his life drastically. I cannot praise her enough and the work she has done on him. She is truly a very gifted Doctor who I recommend highly. She has given my son outer beauty which matches his inner personality.
Does good work but is EXTREMELY rude, and very hard to deal with. Her un-professional manor made my surgery a nightmare.
I cannot recommend Dr Anain enough. SHe is a skilled and wonderful surgeon
I went to Dr. Anain for a breast reduction after doing TONS of research. She is rated one of the top 100 surgeons across the country. I don't know the procedures that people have had that said they were not satisfied, but from my procedure and my experience it was excellent. The staff there are great and make you feel very comfortable. Dr. Anain is very caring and very talented.
The doctor used paper towels that we wiped our hands on _----- it freaked me out!!! she didn't use gauze but regular paper towles to put inside my friends open wound!!! she won't say anything but I will-- she scares me! nice lady- but no knfe around me.. I'll stick to the gym. not ----lol-- really!
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A Philadelphia physician, Noreen Lewis, was awarded $11.4 million by a Philadelphia jury against Central City Toyota for alleged mechanical failure of a rented 2006 Toyota minivan in which the doctor was injured in an accident.
The jury awarded an additional $4.3 million to five members of Lewis' family who were passengers when the vehicle's ball joint mechanically failed and rolled down a ravine in New York State on March 8, 2008, said Lewis' attorney Thomas J. Duffy.
Lewis, of the 1200 block of Poplar Street, rented the minivan from PhillyCarShare, a car-sharing organization, which was not found liable or negligent. The van was inspected by Central City Toyota on Dec. 3, 2007. Lewis suffered nerve injury to her left arm, neck and back, Duffy said. The jury deliberated for a day and a half after a nearly five-week trial.


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A STUNNING report coming out next month in Pediatrics, the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, states that as many as half of parents in the U.S. underestimate their children's overweight/obese status, and 14 percent of parents believe that their normal-weight children are underweight.
The study didn't get into why parents thought this way, but I suspect it might be because studies of adults' perception of their own weight have found the same thing.
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Access to services
Because your health and safety are our highest priority, all Summer Session students have access to:
- health care at Gannett Health Services during business hours (607.255.5155),
- 24/7 access to Gannett's phone consultation service (607.255.5155), and
- 24/7 protection by the Cornell Police (607.255.1111).
Gannett Health Services
Important phone numbers:
- Appointments, information, and 24/7 phone consultation: 607.255.5155
- Billing Representatives: 607.255.7492
- Patient Advocate: 607.255.3564
- Pharmacy: 607.254.6337
- Cornell Office of Student Health Benefits: 607.255.6363
Gannett Health Services, centrally located at 110 Ho Plaza, next to Willard Straight Hall, offers quality primary-care medical and mental health services for all Summer Session students. (N.B.: While the facility is being renovated, please use the temporary main entrance on Campus Road, just down the hill from Ho Plaza.)
Gannett Health Services is open Monday through Friday during business hours, but you can reach us by phone 24/7 at 607.255.5155. Gannett Health Services provides the following services:
- allergy shots and immunizations,
- counseling and psychological services,
- pharmacy (prescriptions and non-prescription supplies),
- general medical care,
- health education,
- laboratory and radiology services,
- nutrition counseling,
- physical and massage therapy,
- sexual health care, and
- referral to emergency and specialty medical care.
Although students with urgent health problems may be seen on a walk-in basis, please call ahead to schedule an appointment whenever possible.
If you need medical or mental health advice or attention after hours or on weekends, you may consult by phone with a Gannett Health Services health care provider. If you need to be seen when Gannett is closed, you will be referred to an urgent care center such as Five Star Urgent Care or Cayuga Medical Center's Convenient Care Center or Emergency Department.
If you have a chronic or ongoing condition, bring appropriate health records with you to continue your care at Gannett Health Services. If you need allergy injections while you are here, please bring serum and written instructions from your prescribing health-care provider to Gannett Health Services when you arrive.
Visiting students attending on-campus summer classes are required to pay either the summer Student Health Fee or enroll in Cornell's Student Health Plan (SHP, see Health fee and Student Health Plan below). This enables students to access care at Gannett Health Services and pay a $10 copay for most services. Nurse consultation about the need for an appointment or after-hours care is provided without charge. A $20 fee is charged for appointments that are missed or canceled without 24-hour notice.
All charges are the responsibility of the student and/or student's family. Bills can be sent to your home address for payment or can be paid by cash, check, or credit card. Contact a Gannett Health Services billing representative (607.255.7492) if you have any questions or concerns about health care expenses at Gannett Health Services.
NOTE: If you withdraw from Summer Session, you will no longer be eligible to access most health services at Gannett.
Health history form and immunization requirements
Students enrolled in Summer Session are required to complete Cornell's health history form (available here during the Summer Session enrollment period) to comply with state and federal laws, as well as with university policy.
The health history form requires proof of immunization against infectious illnesses such as tetanus, measles, mumps, pertussis, and rubella. It is also mandatory for most international students to receive a tuberculin screening at Gannett as soon as they arrive at Cornell. If you have questions about the form, please call Gannett's Health Requirements Office at 607.255.6951.
Please note: If your form does not demonstrate full compliance with all requirements by the first day of classes, you will be charged a $100 late fee. For more information about immunizations, call Gannett Health Services at 607.255.4364, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit gannett.cornell.edu.
All medical and mental health services are confidential at Gannett, and health care records are completely separate from all other university records. Gannett Health Services staff members confer with one another as needed to provide integrated care for you; in the event of your treatment at Cayuga Medical Center or another hospital, the hospital and Gannett will share relevant health information for continuity of care. Otherwise, Gannett will not release any information about you without your written permission, except as authorized or required by law, or in our judgment as necessary to protect you or others from a serious threat to health or safety. Review Gannett's Notice of Privacy Practices for more information.
Gannett uses an electronic health records system, which provides a web portal (myGannett) to facilitate secure communication.
Health fee and Student Health Plan (SHP)
To ensure that they have access to campus health services, visiting students enrolled in on-campus summer classes are required to either:
- pay the $100 summer Student Health Fee, or
- enroll in Cornell's Student Health Plan (SHP).
All students, regardless of insurance coverage, are encouraged to use Gannett for their primary medical and mental health care.
Student Health Fee
Visiting students enrolled in on-campus summer classes: The $100 summer Student Health Fee will be included in your total Summer Session charge unless you are enrolled in the Student Health Plan (SHP) option below.
For more information about this fee, see the Student Health Fee page on the Office of Student Health Benefits website.
Student Health Plan (SHP)
Because of the high costs of medical care, Cornell requires that all students have adequate health insurance coverage.
Please carefully review your health insurance to make sure it meets Cornell's minimum requirements and will provide adequate coverage for you at Cornell and in the Ithaca area.
If you do not have adequate health insurance, you may be eligible for the summer SHP enrollment option. This plan has been developed especially for Cornell students to provide access to convenient and efficient care that complements the quality health services provided on campus.
SHP is an accident and sickness policy that:
- Provides coverage 24 hours a day anywhere in the world
- For students in Ithaca, provides coordination of services by Gannett Health Services and a preferred provider network that includes the local hospital
- Covers pre-existing health conditions
- Guards against catastrophic expenses
- Continues coverage when students have to take a leave of absence
- Meets or exceeds all F-1 and J-1 visa requirements
- Meets or exceeds all Federal, State, and American College Health Association standards for health insurance
- Includes world-wide travel assistance and emergency air transportation services
- Offers optional dental and vision plans for members.
- Provides convenient assistance with enrollment and claims submission through the Cornell Office of Student Health Benefits.
For complete details, visit the Student Health Plan (SHP) section of the Office of Student Health Benefits website.
Additional fees covered by SHP
Please note: Required immunizations and TB screenings are not covered by the student health fee but are covered by Cornell's SHP.
For example, if you are not covered by SHP and arrive on campus without the required immunizations (outlined on the health history form), fees* will still apply for the following immunizations/screenings:
- MMR (Measles/Mumps/Rubella): $81
- Meningococcal: $176
- TD (Tetanus/Diptheria): $40
- Tdap (Tetanus/Diptheria/Pertussis): $51
- TB screening: $20 venipuncture plus a $119 lab test = $139
In addition to the above charges, there will be an administration fee for each vaccine injection: $30 for first injection and $18 for each additional injection.
*prices subject to change; current as of 11/22/15
To enroll in SHP
To enroll in SHP, send an e-mail no later than May 27, 2016, to the Summer Session office (email@example.com) with the subject line "SHP Enrollment." In your e-mail, indicate your full name and the course(s)/program(s) in which you are enrolled. See below for the link to SHP premiums.
If you choose not to enroll in SHP, Gannett will require payment at time of service. In general, most providers will ask for your insurance information when making an appointment.
Please note that once you have enrolled in SHP, the plan is not cancellable or refundable. In addition, you cannot be enrolled in SHP once your program has started.
Cornell's Office of Student Health Benefits is available to assist you if you have questions about the student health fee or your health insurance coverage.
Student Health Plan (SHP) premiums:
Please see the premium and coverage dates table for summer students on the Office of Student Health Benefits website.
Cornell University Police
Cornell University Police operates twenty-four hours a day, every day of the year, from G-2 Barton Hall. You can contact them by:
If reporting an emergency:
- Call 911 on any phone on the Cornell campus.
- You can also use a Blue Light or other campus emergency phone.
If reporting a non-emergency:
- Do not call 911
- Call 607.255.1111
The Cornell University Police Department (CUPD), is charged with providing a safe and secure environment for our students, faculty, staff, and visitors. We perform the same duties on campus as a municipal police department, and connect those in need to resources on and off campus. Our highly trained, certified, sworn law enforcement officers and skilled civilian employees make CUPD one of the finest internationally-accredited law enforcement agencies in the country. CUPD strives to enhance the safety and security of people on campus with highly trained, around-the-clock patrols and with proactive crime-prevention programs.
You can assist the Cornell Police by reporting suspicious activity immediately. You can help us and protect you and your belongings by making sure your room is locked when it's unoccupied or when you're sleeping, and never propping doors open.
Blue Light telephones are located throughout campus and provide direct communication with the Cornell Police. If you need assistance, or in an emergency, pick up the receiver or push the button. Officers will know your location automatically and respond quickly.
Emergency notification system
We strongly encourage you to enroll in the University's Emergency Mass Notification system (EMN).
This system would be used to alert you when there is a significant emergency or a dangerous situation involving an immediate threat to the health or safety of the university community.
In addition, you are encouraged to supply your emergency contact information, which would be used in the event you are involved in an emergency.
If you have received your NetID, please enter your emergency notification and contact information as soon as possible. To do so, go to studentcenter.cornell.edu and select the links for Emergency Contact Info and Emergency Mass Notification.
For more information, visit Emergency Notification Tools.
Gorge safety
The two gorges that run through the Cornell campus help to make Cornell one of the world's most beautiful campuses. They are wonderful for recreation and hiking—but they can also be very dangerous. The gorges are eroding constantly, and rocks continue to fall from the cliffs, especially after heavy rains.
Please visit the gorge website at gorgesafety.cornell.edu to find out about things such as trails, regulations, and current conditions.
While tempting on hot days, swimming in the gorges is extremely dangerous, and a serious threat of drowning exists. Swimming in the gorges is prohibited by Chapter 250 of the City of Ithaca code, Peace and Good Order, which states, "No person shall bathe in, swim in, or for purposes of swimming and/or bathing enter any of the waters within the City of Ithaca except in the waters officially designated as swimming or bathing areas."
Alternatives for safe and legal swimming in the Ithaca area can be found on the Fun things to do page.
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Whitney Hess: "design is problem solving"
What's your problem? Putting purpose back into your projects: "Design is both problem and solution. In order to know we are creating the right solution, we have to make sure we're solving the right problem... I do this by relying on three principles of problem solving..." Whitney Hess is a user experience design consultant. IgniteNYC video presentation she did on good user design principles (5 min.). [more inside]
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Bret Victor (previously, previouslier) shows off some mindblowing tools he's created to demonstrate not only great insights in user experience, but also his philosophy: "Inventing on Principle"
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Extended mass layoff events, second quarter 2011
August 15, 2011
In the second quarter of 2011, employers in the private nonfarm sector initiated 1,624 mass layoff events that resulted in the separation of workers from their jobs for at least 31 days.
Total extended mass layoff events decreased over the year from 2,008 to 1,624. Over-the-year decreases have been recorded for seven consecutive quarters in the numbers of extended mass layoff events.
The number of extended mass layoff events declined in 16 of the 18 major private nonfarm industry sectors over the year ending in the second quarter of 2011.
These data are from the Mass Layoff Statistics program. Extended mass layoff data for the most recent quarter are preliminary and are subject to revision. For more information, see "Extended Mass Layoffs — Second Quarter 2011" (HTML) (PDF), news release USDL-11-1186. The quarterly series on extended mass layoffs cover layoffs of at least 31-days duration that involve 50 or more individuals from a single employer filing initial claims for unemployment insurance during a consecutive 5-week period.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Extended mass layoff events, second quarter 2011 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2011/ted_20110815.htm (visited October 01, 2016).
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Volume 33.5
September / October 2009
Bobby Fischer: Genius and Idiot
Can a Reasonable Skeptic Support Climate Change Legislation?
Cell Phones, Power Lines, Video Games…and Much Else
Comments on NDE Experiment: Ethical Concerns
Comments on NDE Experiment: Ethical Concerns
Does Subliminal Persuasion Work? It Depends on Your Motivation and Awareness.
Eusapia Palladino, Queen of the Cabinet, Part 3
Exercising the Brain Gym
Hidden Messages
The Last Laugh
Leadership Changes at the Center for Inquiry
Letters to the Editor
Modern-Day DaVinci's ROM: Range of Motion or Rip Off Machine?
NDE Experiment: Ethical Concerns
New Champ Lake Monster Video Surfaces
'None of This Is True': Do Disclaimers about the Paranormal Really Work?
Power Line Panic and Mobile Mania
The Questionable Research of Hans Holzer, Dean of Ghost Hunters (1920-2009)
Skeptic's Web Site Becomes Advertising for Psychic Business
The Pseudoscience of Anti-Anti-UFOlogy
Third Annual IIG Awards: Mythbusters and Nickell Honored, Ben Stein Lampooned.
The Varied Concepts of 'Epidemic' and Our Varied Reactions
Violent Video Games: Dogma, Fear, and Pseudoscience
What's New? Observations on Science and Fringe Science from Bob Park
Volume 33.4
July / August 2009
An Apologia with a Transparent Strategy
Bigelow's Aerospace and Saucer Emporium
Big Scientific Controversy over Little Hobbit People of Flores
Borneo's River Monster Photo: Living Legend or Hoax?
Careful Phrasing: A Matter of Life and Death
CFI World Congress: More Highlights
Chiropractic Neck Manipulation and Informed Consent
Crystal Balls in Chains
CSI's Balles Prize Goes to Physicist/Author Leonard Mlodinow
CSI Solves New Jersey UFO Mystery
The Deadwood Ghost Photo
Eusapia Palladino, Queen of the Cabinet, Part 2
A Graphic Guide to Grabbing a Precious Pro-Religion Prize
Highlights of CFI's Twelfth World Congress: Science, Public Policy, and the Planetary Community
John Maddox, Longtime Nature Editor and CSI Fellow, Dies
Letters to the Editor
Michael Dennet, Skeptic and Bigfoot Investigator, Dies
New Books
Nonreligious Portion of U.S. Population Growing, Survey Finds
Obama on Science, Discovery, and Open Inquiry
On Evolution, Abortion, and Astrology
On the Moon
Pathology or Paradigm Shift? Human Evolution, Ad Hominem Science and the Anomolous Hobbits of Flores
Randi, Krauss, Kurtz Honored with Major Awards
A Tribute to Jerry Andrus—Magician, Creator of Master Illusions
Whats Wrong with the I Ching? Ambiguity, Obscurity, and Synchronicity
Volume 33.3
May / June 2009
Autism-Vaccine Link Researcher Andrew Wakefield Accused of Faking His Data
Cardiff's Giant Hoax
CFI/Los Angeles Celebrates Darwin's 200th Birthday with Readings, Plays, Lecture
Flat Earth: The History of an Infamous Idea
Eusapie Palladino, the Queen of the Cabinet, Part 1
Ghosts, Doughnuts, and A Christmas Carol: Investigating New Mexico's 'Haunted' KiMo Theater
The Great Global Cooling Myth
Hard and Soft Science: Physics vs. Psychology
It's What We Do
Letters to the Editor
Life and Planet
A Modern Witch Craze in Papua New Guinea
More Studies Reject Vaccine-Autism Link
The Pseudoscience of Personalysis
Putting Your Money Where Your MInd Is
Remembering Henry Gordon, Magician, Skeptic, Debunker
Report Knocks Baylor Claim about American Religiosity
Repower America? Science Commmunication and the Obama Presidency
The Roots of Skepticism
Science and Pseudoscience in Adult Nutrition Research and Practice
Scientists Hail Gallo's 'Unsung' Role in Nobel HIV/AIDS Discovery
Selective Memory at Work When Patients 'Predict' Own Death
Volume 33.2
March / April 2009
Bearing False Witness for Profit
A Christian Physicist's Dispatch from the Evolution Wars
Critique of 'The Bipolar Bamboozle'
Curious Contrails: Death from the Sky?
Deep History or Shallow Cognition? Cognitive Biases and 'Esoteric History'
Dutch, Belgian Creationist Groups Unite to Bring Anti-Evolution Message to Six Million
Happy Birthday, Mr. Darwin
How to Get Rich Quickly with 'Alternative' Medicine
The Information You've Been Provided Ain't Necessarily So
It's Scary, But Not the Way They Intend
Judge Jones and the Science/Religion Debate at Ohio State
Lessons about Burdens on American Cryptology
New Books
The Pearl Harbor 'Winds Message' Controversy: A New Critical Evaluation
The Potential Habitable Zone on Saturn's Moon Enceladus
Questioning Conventional Wisdom on Science-Related Issues
Response to the Critique of the 'Bipolar Bamboozle'
Science and Antiscience in America: Why It Matters
Science, Reason, and the Obama Administration
Six Common Medical Myths that Gain Wide Attention
The Tree of Life
UFOs by the Numbers
What Do Skeptics Need to Explain?
What Open-Mindedness Requires
Volume 33.1
January / February 2009
An Astronomer Looks at UFOs: A Lot Less than Meets the Eye
'Buzzing Bee' Missile Mythology Flies Again
Cyberonics Responds to Barglow's 'Corpoate Self-Interest and Vagus Nerve Stimulation for Depression'
Discovery of HIV Nets 2008 Nobel Prize for Two French Virologists
Experimental Philosophy, an Oxymoron?
FTC Warns Against Bogus Cancer Cures, Charges Five Companies
Kansas Gym Ghost Video Mystery Solved
Letters to the Editor
The Minsk UFO Case: Misperception and Exaggeration
Nazi Saucers and Antigravity
New Books
Response to Cyberonics Letter of Criticism
Roswell Update: Fading Star?
Same Planet, Different Worldview
Sid the Science Kid: Meet Bill Nye for the Preschool Set
Skeptics Create Creepy Café
The Stephenville Lights: What Actually Happened
The Trained Observer of Unusual Things in the Sky (UFOs?)
UFOlogy 2009: A Six-Decade Perspective
UFOs: an Assessment of Thirty Years of Official Studies in France
UFOs: Fact and Fiction—A Special Issue
XanGo Juice: Miracle or Myth?
Volume 32.6
November / December 2008
Asteroids Named for Skeptics, Authors, Science Educators
Charles Fort's Life and Legacy of Strangeness
The Curious Case of Street Lamp Interference
The Emperor's Postmodern Clothes
Firebombings Target University Animal Researchers
Georgia Bigfoot Hoax Draws Global Attention
Ghosts and Ion Counters
'Hex' Signs: Searching for the Magic
Is 'Knol' for Knowledge or for Pseudoknowledge?
Jon Beckjord, Advocate of a Paranormal Bigfoot (1939-2008)
Keeping Ahead of the News
Letters to the Editor
Love at First Sight
Mickelson, McKellar Tout Science, Math, and Being Smart
A Mind for Murdergate
More Cool Careers for Dummies: Ghost Hunter
Mr. Belloc Objects
Nocturnal Lights and Sounds Baffle Maryland Town…for Awhile
Purdue Panel Finds Scientific Misconduct in Researcher's Bubble Fusion Reports
Quantum Weirdness: An Analogy from the Time of Newton
Secrets of Spectacularly Skewered Skin
Secular Sunshine as the Best Disinfectant
The Skeptic Meets the Moral Panic
Statistically Significant Results vs. Oomph
Unproven or Disproven Treatments—Why Would Anyone Want to Use Them?
Where's the Responsibility? UK Broadcasting Code Prevents Re-Airing Psychic's Failure


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Anne Sebba
Anne Sebba is a British biographer, writer, lecturer and journalist. She is the author of nine non-fiction books for adults, two biographies for children and several introductions to reprinted classics.
Anne Sebba (née Rubinstein) was born in London in 1951. She read history at King's College London (1969–72) and after a brief spell at the BBC World Service in Bush House joined Reuters as a graduate trainee, working in London and Rome, from 1972–8. She wrote her first book while living in New York and now lives in London.
Her discovery of an unpublished series of letters from Wallis Simpson to her second husband Ernest Simpson, shortly before her eventual marriage to the ex-King, Edward VIII, later Duke of Windsor, formed the basis of a Channel 4 film, The Secret Letters,[1] first shown on UK television in August 2011, and also a biography of Simpson; 'That Woman: The Life of Wallis Simpson Duchess of Windsor'. The letters have led to a reappraisal of the Abdication Crisis.
Sebba's books have been translated into several languages including French, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian and Polish.
Since working as a correspondent for Reuters,[2] Sebba has written for The Times, Guardian, Daily Telegraph, Spectator, Times Higher Educational Supplement and The Independent,[3] She has been cited as an authority on biography.[4]
Jennie Churchill: Winston's American Mother was reviewed in The Independent,[5] The Telegraph,[6] and The Scotsman,[7] inter alia. That Woman was reviewed in The New York Times Sunday Book Review as a "devourable feast of highly spiced history…which acquires the propulsive energy of a thriller as it advances through Wallis's life."[8] and in The Washington Times as "a delicious new biography… meticulously researched."[9]
In 2009 Sebba wrote and presented The Daffodil Maiden on BBC Radio 3. It was the story of the pianist Harriet Cohen, who inspired the composer Arnold Bax when she wore a dress adorned with a single daffodil and became his mistress for the next 40 years.[10]
Gillian Reynolds described it as "This frank and moving account … beautifully produced." in The Daily Telegraph. In 2010 she wrote and presented the documentary "Who was Joyce Hatto?" for BBC Radio 4.
In September 2009 Sebba joined the Management Committee of the Society of Authors, Sebba was Chair of the Management Committee between 2012-2014 and is now a member of the Council of the Society of Authors[11] She is a longstanding member of English PEN and after several years on the Writers in Prison Committee served twice on the PEN Management Committee. She went to Turkey twice as an official observer for PEN for the trial of journalist Asiye Guzel Zeybeck[12] She has served on the judging panel of the Jewish Quarterly-Wingate Literary Prize.[13] and has twice been a judge for the Biographers' Club awards. In 2012, Sebba spoke at the Beijing and Shanghai Literary Festivals and the Sydney Writers' Festival.[14]
In 2016 Sebba published Les Parisiennes: How the Women of Paris Lived, Loved and Died in the 1940's (Weidenfeld & Nicolson UK ) Les Parisiennes How the Women of Paris Lived, Loved and Died under the Nazi Occupation (St Martin's Press US) described as 'fascinating and beautifully written' by the Spectator
Anne Sebba is the author of nine non-fiction books for adults, two biographies for children and several introductions to reprinted classics.
- Mother Teresa[15]
- Margot Fonteyn[16]
- Samplers[17]
- Laura Ashley: A Life By Design[18]
- Enid Bagnold: A Life[19]
- Mother Teresa: Beyond the Image
- Battling For News[20]
- The Exiled Collector: William Bankes and the Making of an English Country House[21]
- Jennie Churchill: Winston's American Mother
- That Woman[22]
- ^ "Wallis Simpson – The Secret Letters".
- ^ Sebba, Anne (11 September 1998). "A Life Best Remembered". Times Higher Education. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ Sebba, Anne (1 June 1996). "The story they didn't want to tell". London: The Independent. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ Sherriff, Lucy (12 December 2006). "Memory conference considers the future of our pasts". The Register. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ "The Monday Book". The Independent. 1 October 2007. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ Eade, Philip (3 January 2008). "Winston Churchill's American mother". London: Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ Shoard, Catharine (25 October 2008). "Paperbacks". Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ McElwaine, Sandra (10 March 2012). "Marrying Up". The New York Times. Retrieved 6 June 2013.
- ^ Schillinger, Liesl (9 March 2012). "THAT WOMAN: THE LIFE OF WALLIS SIMPSON, DUCHESS OF WINDSOR". Retrieved 6 June 2013.
- ^ "The Daffodil Maiden". BBC. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ Page, Benedicte (14 September 2009). "Holland to chair Society of Authors". The Bookseller. Archived from the original on 9 October 2009. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ [Times articles | Beyond Bars: 50 Years of the Pen Writers in Prison Committee By Jo Glanville]
- ^ Bunder, Leslie (5 December 2006). "British Muslim Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Chairs Jewish Book Awards". Jewtastic. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ 2012 Sydney Writers' Festival speakers
- ^ Sebba, Anne (1982). Mother Teresa. MacRae Books. ISBN 0-531-04430-0.
- ^ Sebba, Anne (1983). Margot Fonteyn. MacRae. ISBN 0-531-04603-6.
- ^ Hamilton, Robert (30 November 1980). "Books". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ "The Laura Ashley Story". BBC. 22 September 1999. Retrieved 6 September 2009.
- ^ Weissman, Vicki (6 December 2009). "The Infuriating Bohemian". New York Times. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ Joffee, Linda (14 February 1994). "Book Review". London: The Independent. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ Stanford, Peter (15 August 2004). "The Exiled Collector by Anne Sebba". London: The Independent. Retrieved 26 September 2009.
- ^ Sebba, Anne (2011). That Woman The life of Wallis Simpson Duchess of Windsor. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. ISBN 9780297858973.


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