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At HMS and its affiliates around the city, the Apr.15 anniversary of the bombings will be marked with ceremonies and events to remember the victims and honor the patients, their families, first responders, and the work of HMS medical caregivers and their colleagues.
· Beginning at noon on Apr. 15, members of the Harvard Medical School community will be able to watch the Boston Marathon tribute, which will be co-hosted by Boston Mayor Martin Walsh and Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick, on screens located in the Courtyard Café, the TMEC atrium and at the New England Primate Research Center in Southborough. The School will observe a moment of silence at 2:49 p.m.
· At Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, there will be forums and meditation offered for all staff on and Apr. 14. On the Apr. 15 anniversary, hospital staffers will be able to view the Boston tribute live and observe the moment of silence that will be part of short public ceremonies held in the lobbies of the east and west campus facilities, or take time for personal reflection in the chapels. Throughout the month, members of the BIDMC community will be invited to create messages of support, hope and peace that will be displayed on special panels in locations on both campuses.
· Brigham and Women's will hold a "Day of Hope and Healing," with events that include reflections from patients and their families, and a discussion among members of the multidisciplinary teams that were involved with the hospital's response; participants will reflect on their collective efforts in a grand rounds-style talk. The hospital will also broadcast the city's marathon tribute live at 12:15 p.m. An institution-wide moment of silence will be held at 2:49 p.m., and a hospital forum honoring "Unsung Heroes," those who played vital, behind-the-scenes roles during the response, will be held at 4 p.m.
· The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute will stream close-captioned live TV coverage of the Apr. 15 marathon tribute in the Lavine Family Dining Pavilion starting at 12:15 p.m. The chaplaincy will host a gathering, "We Remember and We Go On Strong" in the Yawkey Lobby beginning at 12:30 p.m. Staff and patients will be invited to write thoughts, prayers and reflections in a Book of Hope in the Dana-Farber chapel or to share a message on the Wall of Hope and Healing that will be outside the dining pavilion.
· At Mass Eye and Ear, where many of the victims have been treated for blast-related injuries, a special tribute will be held at 10 a.m. A live broadcast of the city ceremonies will run in an auditorium as well as in cafeterias and, as appropriate, clinics. A moment of silence will also be observed at 2:49 p.m.
· Mass General will host a day of "Remembrance, Reflection and Renewal." The hospital chapel will feature music and readings, and MGH medical personnel will participate in a panel discussion on lessons learned in the O'Keeffe Auditorium from 10 to 11 a.m. The panel discussion will be introduced by former Boston Mayor Thomas Menino and followed by commemoration and service of peace scheduled to run from 2:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
· At McLean Hospital, officials are planning to hold a Schwartz Center Rounds on Apr. 24, entitled "Boston Strong and Beyond: One Year Later." A brown bag lunch discussion is planned focusing on "Resiliency after Trauma," and there will be a prayer tree in the cafeteria for members of the community to express feelings and messages of hope. McLean will also partner on a number of activities with the larger Belmont-Watertown communities, which were directly affected by police actions in the aftermath of the bombings.
· Thirty-two of the Boston Marathon bombing survivors who suffered limb loss, burns and shrapnel injuries were taken to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, where they received inpatient care for five months. Many continue to receive outpatient care and support there.
Spaulding held a private, pre-Marathon reception for survivors, first responders, families, clinicians and others. At the reception, a painting donated by artist Brian Fox and entitled "Endurance" was unveiled. Fox said the painting is meant to reinforce Spaulding's "Find your Strength" message that is shared daily with patients, their families and practitioners.
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I'm suprised to find my actual hometown here on VT. Mission Hills is located in northern Los Angeles in the San Fernando Valley & its the place I grew up and now live. Though I consider my hometown to be Los Angeles, thanks to its international name recognition, Mission Hills is where I live. Believe it or not Mission Hills does have a history & its not just another incorporated town of the Los Angeles metropolis.
Before me & before my home there were the Fernandenos & Shoshonean Indians, who were the original inhabitants. The Fernandenos were famed for their basket making, peaceful temperaments and ingenuity in utilizing the native plants. In later years they were converted by the padres and lived at the mission, from which there name is derived & for which our city name, Mission HIlls, is derived.
Spain claimed the Valley from 1769 on, when Portola discovered the area en route to the north. Spain established the mission chain and ceded land grants to the favored.
In 1822 Mexico secured her independence, and it was this government which secularized the missions in 1834. No later than this date a one-room structure was built, now the sala (living room), with the Indians from the Mission doing most of the work. It is not known for what use it was built - a home?, for storage? It could have been part of the Mission complex. During the Mexican regime, wars were being waged between the north and south of California, against the Mexican government, and ultimately against the United States.
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Lovelock, KR;
Influence of the ionic liquid/gas surface on ionic liquid chemistry.
Phys Chem Chem Phys
, 14
pp. 5071-5089.
Applications such as gas storage, gas separation, NP synthesis and supported ionic liquid phase catalysis depend upon the interaction of different species with the ionic liquid/gas surface. Consequently, these applications cannot proceed to the full extent of their potential without a profound understanding of the surface structure and properties. As a whole, this perspective contains more questions than answers, which demonstrates the current state of the field. Throughout this perspective, crucial questions are posed and a roadmap is proposed to answer these questions. A critical analysis is made of the field of ionic liquid/gas surface structure and properties, and a number of design rules are mined. The effects of ionic additives on the ionic liquid/gas surface structure are presented. A possible driving force for surface formation is discussed that has, to the best of my knowledge, not been postulated in the literature to date. This driving force suggests that for systems composed solely of ions, the rules for surface formation of dilute electrolytes do not apply. The interaction of neutral additives with the ionic liquid/gas surface is discussed. Particular attention is focussed upon H(2)O and CO(2), vital additives for many applications of ionic liquids. Correlations between ionic liquid/gas surface structure and properties, ionic liquid surfaces plus additives, and ionic liquid applications are given.
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Former four division world champion Juan Manuel Marquez is in the final stages of his preparation to face Mike Alvarado in an HBO televised main event on May 17 at The Forum in Los Angeles, California. Marquez has bags ready to fly over to California on Sunday, accompanied by his manager/trainer Ignacio "Nacho" Beristain and other members of his team.
"This fight will be a turning point in my career. It depends on the result and how I look, to outline my future. It could be the fight that decides that I'm done with boxing, or if I stay longer. It's a good test, and against a great fighter like Alvarado. They are talking about a fifth meeting with Manny Pacquiao, where I can capture my fifth world championship in a different division - but that is all up in the air. First we have to get out of this," Marquez said.
"I know Alvarado, I know who he is. This is a real adversary. He's brave, strong, hits hard and he's a good boxer. From one round to another he can completely change. I'm well prepared to face him. I worked hard for two and a half months for this commitment, so the audience will see a great match."
"I keep saying, the fight to do is Manny Pacquiao against Floyd Mayweather, which is interesting to everyone - more so than a fifth fight with Pacquiao against myself. As I say, I do not know if I will retire after this commitment. My family is insisting me that I leave boxing for my health and for them, and they feel this is the right moment to devote my time to them: time which I haven't been able to give to them because of this work."
Marquez said the fight against Alvarado is at a catch-weight of 144 pounds, but he plans to a weigh a little lighter.
"I'm going up at 143 pounds, no more, that's my ideal weight," Marquez said.
Marquez is going to retire. I loves having the KO win over Pac. I don't see him giving Pac the chance to have the last word (win.)Comment by FloydvsPac on 05-09-2014
[QUOTE=Snake4380;14532254]Another fighter ducking Pacquiao because of his health...? Pacquiao still won 3 of the 4 fights with Marquez, so Marquez can retire being behind in the series..I wouldn't stress this guy if I were Pac..besides giving Pacquiao trouble Marquez's career…Comment by FloydvsPac on 05-09-2014
I have not heard anything about VADA testing or any random drug testing for Marquez-Alvarado. Am I wrong?? So should we expect the Memo Heredia super show?? No random testing = Marquez by KO.Comment by tanibanana on 05-09-2014
Its a good thing Juan is not looking past Alvarado.. but would not be enough, as Alvarado will surely embarrass Marquez come fight night. :boxing:Comment by Snake4380 on 05-09-2014
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On a radio broadcast dedicated to the evils of Gay Pride month, Linda Harvey set aside time to express her disapproval of the It Gets Better Project. After demonizing Dan Savage, the creator of the project, Harvey condemns the It Gets Better Project calling it "wrong," "evil," and "dark." Harvey, who blamed "demonic manipulation" for making kids gay, attacked the It Gets Better Project for supporting LGBT youth and slammed Savage as a "vicious, vulgar, profane" activist.
I'll say that again, It Gets Better. It's a video campaign organized by a radical and vicious, vicious, vulgar, profane, anti-Christian, I can't say enough things along that line about him. Dan Savage. He's an activist, been around for years. This It Gets Better campaign is a video campaign that a lot of the leftist politicians including our president have jumped on board, so have some celebrities. It's supposed to encourage kids, that's great. Encourage kids, say, you know if you're having trouble, you're getting bullied, you feel despaired, don't give up. That would be a worthy goal if they stop there. But no they tag on to it approval of homosexuality and the implication that anybody who objects is just like those bullies out there and they're leading you or others into suicide. That's just wrong, it's evil, it's dark, this Dan Savage has already come out attacking my friend Peter [LaBarbera].
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Six months ago stock was falling after the market close and I picked up 2k shares. Next morning it opened down more than $1.25 payable ivident I thought it would bounce back which did not happen and downward trend continued. I had to sell it at a loss of $8k.
six months ago was just about when the Fed jumped into the MBS market with both feet at about 20 billion per foot per month.
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