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David R. Nielsen, MD received his medical degree from the University of Utah School of Medicine following a bachelor degree in business-finance. He did a surgical internship at Providence Hospital in Southfield, Michigan and then returned to the University of Utah to complete his otolaryngology residency. Dr. Nielsen finished his training with a fellowship in otology at the Greater Detroit Otologic Group, after which he moved to Arizona where he had a solo private practice in otology for 13 years before joining the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale.
In 2002 Dr. Nielsen assumed the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and its Foundation (AAO-HNSF). In this role he represented the Academy at the AMA House of Delegates; the American College of Surgeons Board of Governors and Advisory Council on Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery; the Council of Medical Specialty Societies (CMSS), and served as President and Chair of the Board of Directors of CMSS; and served on the Executive Committee of the Physicians Consortium for Performance Improvement (PCPI), and Chairman of the Board of the PCPI Foundation.
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Dr. Nielsen is honored to present the 28th Annual Roger H. Lehman Lecture during Best Evidence ENT 2016.
Kathleen C.Y. Sie, MD earned her medical degree from the University of Michigan Medical School and completed a residency in otolaryngology and a fellowship in auditory research at the University of Washington in Seattle. She then then did a clinical fellowship in pediatric otolaryngology at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Sie serves as Director of the Childhood Communication Center, Co-Director of the Cochlear Implant Program and the Richard and Francine Loeb Endowed Chair in Childhood Communication Research at Seattle Children's Hospital, in addition to Professor in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Washington School of Medicine.
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Dr. Sie is delighted to present the 4th Annual Roger J. Toohill Lecture during Best Evidence ENT 2016.
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Dr. Han currently holds the rank of Professor and Director of the Divisions of Rhinology and Endoscopic Sinus-Skull Base Surgery and Allergy in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Virginia Beach. He is the President of the Korean-American Otolaryngology Society, President of the Tidewater Otolaryngology & Ophthalmology Society and Vice President of the Virginia Society of Otolaryngology. He serves as Chair of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Sinus Committee and is a Board member of the American Rhinological Society.
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If the 2012 election were held today, Republicans could very well have their heads handed to them. I do not think this alone. Their debt ceiling high jinks were no doubt immensely amusing to the tea party fringe, but to those of us not getting the joke, they were an appalling attack on a fragile economy.
The tea party is turning from the voice of anger to its target, and Republicans have it hanging around their neck. The first trumpet blast of wrath came in labor leader James Hoffa's intemperate call at a Democratic rally to -- and I tone him down considerably -- turn its candidates out of office.
We've reached the part of the Western where the townsfolk, long intimidated by a gang of bullies, suddenly find their courage and fight back. A snowballing of suppressed rage bodes ill for the Grand Old Party.
Riding high on the empowering results of the 2010 midterm election, Republicans apparently imagined that despair over the economy equaled love for them. President Obama's falling approval numbers may also give them solace, but his ratings soar next to Republicans in the House. And bear in mind that the new critics include liberals incensed by the president's lack of fervor -- but who would not vote for a GOP hothead if hell froze over (in the ultimate refutation of global warming).
The baddest sign of all is that the townsfolk are being joined by traditional Republicans (and we assume Republican-leaning independents) who can no longer hold their tongues. For example, former Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel told the Financial Times that he was "disgusted" by the campaign against raising the debt ceiling.
"It was an astounding lack of responsible leadership by many in the Republican Party, and I say that as a Republican," Hagel said. He characterized much of the recent stock market convulsions as "the complete direct result of the lack of confidence that came out of that folly."
Hagel held out the possibility that the Republican Party could "go down" in 2012 and that it would have to rebuild as it did after 1964. In that year, Democrats gained the largest House majority held by any party since 1936.
Next in line are the Chamber of Commerce types who feel that the tea party politicians they supported in the 2010 elections double-crossed them by willfully hurting America's standing in world financial markets. In early June, U.S. Chamber President Thomas Donohue bluntly warned House Republicans that if they voted against raising the debt ceiling, "We'll get rid of you."
Many disobeyed, and their circus act helped push a U.S. debt downgrade. That unleashed a collapse of consumer confidence, further punishing businesses in an already tough economy.
Holding America's credit rating hostage goes along the same anarchic lines as the Republicans' 1995 shutdown of the federal government, led by then House Speaker Newt Gingrich. That stunt also turned popular distaste toward Republicans.
And remember America's most famous political upset in 1948. Almost no one thought Democratic President Harry Truman would get a second term. But after railing against the "do-nothing" Republican Congress, he won the election -- and Democrats took majority control of both the House and Senate besides.
The Republicans may still hear loud clapping, but they should observe how many have left the theater. To win, their opponents don't have to be liked. They just have to be liked more than them.

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With its unveiling of the top 500 players in baseball, ESPN.com is launching Triple Play, a weekday feature that will run throughout the season and include three ESPN contributors answering three topical questions. For now, the feature will focus on the top 500 rankings, but Triple Play's concentration will shift to the daily MLB buzz once the season begins.
Today we'll look at Part 9 of our ESPN 500 series, which focuses on players who rank from 26-50. Feel free to chime in on Twitter with the hashtag #ESPN500.
1. The player here most likely to crack the top five in 2013 is _____
Jayson Stark (@jaysonst), ESPN.com
Giancarlo Stanton (No. 40). What does it take to be considered one of the top five players in the entire sport? The ability to put together an off-the-charts season, that's what. And I can say with complete confidence that one of these years, Giancarlo (Don't Call Me Mike) Stanton is going to hit 50 homers. If this is the year, just try to keep him out of the top five next year. I dare you.
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Giancarlo Stanton. If you look at this list, he's the player with the highest ceiling, the one most likely to go for 40 home runs and 120 RBIs this season. If former "Baseball Tonight" analyst Eduardo Perez, who is now the Marlins hitting coach, can get him to cut down on his strikeouts and teach him some of his secrets about the mental side (catching pitchers tipping pitches), he could very well reach that this season.
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Due to the unpredictable nature of pitchers, the odds of taking a hitter are much higher. It is hard to argue against Andrew McCutchen (No. 41) considering he's only 25 years old and can make an impact in every offensive category across the board, not to mention his impressive range in center field.
2. Which catcher would you rather have for the next five years: Joe Mauer (No. 39) or Brian McCann (No. 34)?
Stark: Mauer. I know it's fashionable to say he's done, but I don't get that vibe. He looks healthy this spring, and I have no doubt he's going to hit. If he does, we're talking about a guy whose lifetime average (.323) is nearly 50 points higher than McCann's, whose career OBP (.403) is 45 points higher than McCann's and whose average season over the last five years has been worth nearly 6 wins above replacement, which is almost double McCann's 3.0. Any more questions?
Simon: I'd take the consistency of McCann. I feel much more certain that he's going to average .280 with 20 home runs over the next five seasons than Mauer, whose career is much more likely to be a roller coaster. I'd also expect Mauer to be playing another position in 2017.
Orris: Even with McCann's incredible consistency, Mauer has one of the best bats in baseball regardless of his position. I'd take the gamble, even with his injuries.
3. Will Alex Rodriguez (No. 43) break Barry Bonds' home run record?
Stark: No. I've always been a no, and I'm not changing now. A-Rod looks as if he's already breaking down, so do I see him averaging the 27 homers a year over the next five years it would take to break this record, as he heads into his late 30s and then his 40s? In a post-PED/greenies age, I'll take the under.
Simon: I'll say no. He has 629 homers now and I don't see a lot of 140-game seasons in his future, and he's going to need those to rack up the homers needed to get him past 762. I think he may have two seasons of that nature left in him, but not four or five.
Orris: No chance. His production has slowed down and he has injured nearly every body part imaginable of the last four seasons. I can't imagine he will be in the league in five years, much less hitting more than 25 home runs each season.


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By Gretchen Mensink Lovejoy
Monday, March 17, 2014 11:13 AM
Chatfield's city council welcomed a new police officer to the local police force during its meeting last Monday, March 10.
Chatfield Police Chief Shane Fox introduced Tim Melver, who replaces officer Aaron Miliander, who took a position with the Olmsted County Sheriff's Office.
Fox told the councilors that Melver has served Fillmore County as a deputy, dispatcher and Preston patrol officer and is glad to have "only one job" description after serving the county well in those three capacities.
Melver took his oath and officially became a new Chatfield Police Department officer, effective March 11.
Legislative visit
Mayor Russ Smith informed the council that he and city clerk Joel Young had gone to St. Paul to speak with legislators at the Capitol about the Chatfield Center for the Arts' (CCA) future, which has become an important issue the city would like to see included on the current bonding bill.
"We had nice visits with everyone, a great reception. It was nice to go up and at least remind them that we haven't forgotten about the project," Smith said. "With the reception we got, there's probably a pretty good chance it will be included, even better than other chances."
Issues conditional use permit
The council considered a recommendation from the zoning committee to allow a conditional use permit (CUP) for the former post office building, or what was Jackie's Health and Fitness, at 15 Third Street Southeast.
Owner Geoff Griffin requested he be allowed to convert the building into a four-plex apartment building.
A public hearing has been held, with neighbor Nancy Giehtbrock as the only neighbor in attendance, according to committee minutes, and her concern was that tenants not use her yard as a shortcut to reach the next street.
The property is zoned B-1 general commercial use in a designated downtown historic district, meaning it has fewer parking slots and smaller facilities.
Conditions included in the permit are that there is one parking stall per apartment and that it should be kept maintained and available. It was also stated that a sidewalk be installed from Third Street to the fourth unit and a landscaped buffer needs to be planted on the north side of the property. Other conditions included parking, landscaping and sidewalks be maintained seasonally and the city is allowed to conduct an annual inspection per the CUP.
The council voted in favor of the CUP for Griffin's property.
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Councilors approved the 2013 audit report as presented by Jason Boynton, from Smith, Schafer and Associates, who related that the audit found a "clean, unqualified opinion" and that the city is in compliance with Minnesota statutes.
He pointed out revenues were slightly higher than the levy - standing at $1,263,000 instead of the levied amount of $1,225,000 - but local government aid (LGA) has stayed the same for approximately the past four years.
After hearing the audit report, Young asked the council to vote to close some funds that are no longer in use, which the council agreed to do.
Winter concerns continue
Smith reminded Chatfield residents to keep their water running so service lines do not freeze. "Just because it's been 54 degrees today (March 10) and getting warm out now doesn't mean that we're done with frozen pipes yet," he said. "When we checked for frost under the pavement, there was still seven feet. If you're running water, keep checking the temperature because we're not out of the woods yet. It'll be another month yet. Hopefully, we're not still thawing pipes in July. This has been a weird winter, and we're going to have snow around for a while."
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Councilor Robert Pederson asked drivers to keep an eye open as they proceed down city streets, since residents have taken to walking in the streets as snow piled up on sidewalks and is melting into mud along front yards.
The consent agenda included approving a permit for St. Mary's Catholic Church to hold a raffle.
The council accepted the list of swimming pool lifeguards hired for this summer.
Councilors set a public hearing for March 24 at 7 p.m. for those affected by the impending street improvements on Bench Street and other avenues slated for new pavement and plumbing.
Councilman Paul Novotny gave the public works report, primarily addressing the need for downtown parking at 5 a.m. since several business owners open their establishments for breakfast at that hour. This is one hour before the downtown parking policy permits - signs posted along the street prohibit parking on Main Street between 2 and 6 a.m. to allow city maintenance crews to clear snow or conduct other cleaning. Novotny stated that the matter might be on the next council meeting agenda to request a formal change.
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Germaine Greer
Academic Writer
Born Jan 29, 1939
Germaine Greer was an Australian writer, academic, journalist and scholar of early modern English literature, and a significant feminist voice of the later 20th century. Greer's ideas have created controversy ever since her book The Female Eunuch became… Read More
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Learn about the memorable moments in the evolution of Germaine Greer.
1939 Birth Born on January 29, 1939.
1965 26 Years Old Shaping her words within the same frame as Kenneth Tynan's in November 1965 to say "the word fuck", Greer has said that "the monosyllable cunt" is one of the few remaining words in the English language with a genuine power to shock.
1968 29 Years Old 1 More Event
In 1968, Greer received her Ph.D. on the topic of Elizabethan drama with a thesis entitled The Ethic of Love and Marriage in Shakespeare's Early Comedies and accepted a lectureship in English at the University of Warwick in Coventry.
1970 31 Years Old 1 More Event
Greer's ideas and her various views, not just those related to feminism, have created controversy ever since her book The Female Eunuch became an international best-seller in 1970, bringing her both adulation and opposition. … Read More
1972 33 Years Old Following the success of The Female Eunuch, Greer resigned her post at the University of Warwick in 1972 after travelling the world to promote her book. … Read More
1973 34 Years Old The marriage ended in divorce in 1973.
1979 40 Years Old In 1979 Greer was appointed to a post in the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma, as the director for the Center of the Study of Women's Literature.
1981 42 Years Old She was also the founding editor of Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, an academic journal, during 1981–82.
1988 49 Years Old Greer refused to sign a petition in support of Salman Rushdie's controversial 1988 novel The Satanic Verses, stating that it was "about his own troubles", and adding that Rushdie was "a megalomaniac, an Englishman with a dark skin".
1989 50 Years Old In 1989, Greer was appointed as a special lecturer and fellow at Newnham College, Cambridge, England. … Read More
1997 58 Years Old In 1997, Greer lamented the fact that J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings had topped several opinion polls as "the greatest novel of the twentieth century". … Read More
2007 68 Years Old 3 More Events
In 2007, Greer contributed an essay to the book Stella Vine: Paintings which accompanied the major solo exhibition of British painter Stella Vine at Modern Art Oxford museum in England.
2008 69 Years Old 1 More Event
In 2008, she wrote the essay On Rage about the widespread rage of indigenous men, published in the series Little Books on Big Themes by Melbourne University Publishing, launched by Bob Carr on 15 August 2008. … Read More
2011 72 Years Old In January 2011 Greer appeared on BBC mockumentary Come Fly With Me as herself.
2012 73 Years Old 1 More Event
In January 2012, Greer appeared on the BBC television programme Question Time and affirmed her membership of the British Liberal Democrats party.
2013 74 Years Old 1 More Event
The University of Melbourne announced on 28 October 2013 that it will become the global repository for the lifetime archive of Greer's work. … Read More
2014 75 Years Old The transfer of the archive from Greer's British home will commence in July 2014 and the University will raise A$3 million in donations to facilitate the entire process. … Read More
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Definition from Wiktionary, the free dictionary
half rest (plural half rests)
- (music) A pause or interval of silence equal in duration to two quarter rests or one half of a whole rest. In common or 4/4 time, its duration is two beats.
- (music) A symbol used in musical notation drawn as a solid rectangle directly above the middle line of a staff whose height is half the distance between lines.
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- breve rest
- semibreve rest
- crochet rest
- quaver rest
- semiquaver rest
- demisemiquaver rest
- hemidemisemiquaver rest
- half note
- minim
pause or interval of silence equal in duration to two quarter rests or one half of a whole rest
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2013's lackluster music sales: The winners and losers
Digital music sales are down, streaming is up and Beyonce's bet paid off big
How did you listen to music in 2013? If you opted for Spotify, YouTube and other streaming services, you're part of a big shift in 2013's music sales.
The music industry number crunchers at Nielsen SoundScan just released its final sales totals for 2013 and it wasn't a banner year, with smaller year-end numbers for top selling artists and overall album sales down 8.4%. But among the winners were new technologies, a physical format that's been around for 100 years and an artist who outsmarted the system.
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For the first time since the launch of Apple's iTunes store in 2003, U.S. digital music sales declined in 2013. The purchase of individual tracks took the biggest hit, with a dip of 6% from 2012's 1.34 billion to 1.26 billion in 2013. So how are people getting these songs…
WINNER: Streaming services
Spotify, YouTube, Rhapsody and other online services had more than 50 billion audio and video streams in just the first six months of 2013, according to SoundScan's mid-year report. SoundScan has not yet released its year-end streaming numbers, but industry executives expect them to reveal that people are listening for free or with an annual subscription fee rather than buying an MP3.
LOSER: Chain stores
While non-traditional music sellers such as Amazon and Starbucks enjoyed a sales boost of 2.4% (36.5 million albums), big box retailers like Best Buy saw a decline in sales by nearly 20% (39 million albums).
WINNER: Vinyl
Vinyl record sales have been steadily increasing for the past six years, this year up 33% (6.1 million from 2012's 4.55 million). Daft Punk's "Random Access Memories" was the top selling vinyl release of the year with 49,000 copies sold. Vinyl now accounts for 2% of all album sales in the U.S.
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Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience" was the top selling album of 2013 and the only one to sell more than 2 million copies this past year. At 2.43 million copies sold, "20/20" marks the smallest-selling year-end No. 1 album since 1991, the year SoundScan began tracking music sales. In comparison, Adele's top 2012 album "21" sold 4.41 million copies.
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R&B, which includes rap albums, was the only genre that had an increase in sales this past year, growing 1.2% with 50.7 million units, up from 50.1 million in 2012. Rap duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' had the year's second-biggest selling song with "Thrift Shop" (6.15 million), just after Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines," featuring Pharrell and T.I., which earned the top spot with 6.5 million. Two hip-hop artists -- Kendrick Lamar and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis -- are nominated for a Grammy Album of the Year.
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Beyonce's surprise, self-titled album was the juggernaut of 2013, ending the year with 1.3 million copies sold and ranking No. 8 overall after being released on Dec. 14. "Beyonce" is also 2013's best selling album by a woman, the biggest-selling debut by any female artist last year and the fastest-selling album ever in the iTunes store. Her hubby Jay Z came in at No. 10 for "Magna Carta…Holy Grail" (1.1 million). It's the first time since SoundScan began tracking album sales that a husband and wife have separately scored albums in the year-end top 10.


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