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FOR some high-flyers it's a rare haven to escape the demanding ring of the mobile phone and the unwanted chatter of fellow passengers.
But for those who can't stand being disconnected on a long-haul flight, Virgin Atlantic has rejected howls of protest to let you use your mobile in the air.
The move comes despite other airlines - including Lufthansa and Qatar Airways – quickly dropping the service after being swamped by passenger complaints, and research from Qantas scotching the idea.
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From today, passengers on Virgin Atlantic's new Airbus A330 jet flying the London to New York route will be allowed to make calls, send and receive text messages, as well as accessing emails and using a basic internet access via GPRS.
The system is like having a telecoms base station on the plane relaying the signals to a satellite or land-based system without interfering with the aircraft's instruments.
The new mobile phone system will be available throughout the aircraft in all cabins, with passengers being billed for the international roaming charges.
The service cannot be used during take-off or landing and must be turned off approximately 402kms from US airspace.
Because of a limited bandwidth only 10 people can make calls simultaneously.
It is also currently only being offered to customers with 02 or Vodafone networks.
Virgin Atlantic spokesman Greg Dawson said although there were no plans to bring the service to Australia yet, the airline was keeping up with passenger demand.
Mr Dawson said the service would also be available on the airline's B747 aircraft, which are currently being refurbishment and available on 20 planes by the end of the year.
"We have listened to what customers want and connectivity in the air is always on the wish list," he said.
"Many people will have experienced that moment when you're about to take off on a 10-hour flight and you need to send an important message to the office, or even reminding a family member to feed the cat."
However the experience of other airlines has shown many passengers value their quiet time on flights.
When Qatar Airways added mid-air call ability in 2009 more than 80 per cent of passengers voted against the system because it disturbed their sleep and comfort.
Lufthansa also quickly disabled the option to make mobile phone calls - that it had also introduced in 2009 - "in response to the wishes of a majority of our customers".
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"While our customer research shows passengers are keen on connectivity such as the internet, they're not so keen to be sitting next to someone nattering on their phone on a long-haul flight," the spokesperson said.
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Armenia–Uruguay relations are foreign relations between Armenia and Uruguay.
Both countries established diplomatic relations in 1992.
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Both countries are full members of the United Nations and the World Trade Organization.
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There is a strong presence of Armenians in Uruguay, where they have their own cultural and religious institutions, including the AGBU Uruguay Chapter, established in 1939.
Uruguay was the first country in the world to recognize the Armenian genocide, back in 1965.[5]
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.comments2016-09-21T04:42:32.800-06:00Black Iron BlogGreghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-23023000445852227562016-02-14T14:32:01.882-07:002016-02-14T14:32:01.882-07:00I still make your hot sauce and use your cast iron...I still make your hot sauce and use your cast iron tips!Karachhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-54064633515289988382016-02-13T12:25:23.199-07:002016-02-13T12:25:23.199-07:00Thanks Greg! I will check those out =) Deb Thanks Greg! I will check those out =) Deb Debhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-38170053494569835432016-02-12T15:38:27.653-07:002016-02-12T15:38:27.653-07:00Hi Deb, http://www.panman.com/book.html The &quo...Hi Deb,

http://www.panman.com/book.html

The "Red" book listed here is the best source on Lodge info. Both books are well worth buying.Greghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-56985890315405888902016-02-12T14:23:47.998-07:002016-02-12T14:23:47.998-07:00Hi Greg, Glad to have found your post. Just luck...Hi Greg,

Glad to have found your post. Just lucked out in finding a #7 like this, and was having a hard time finding info about it? Can I ask how you found out the approximate dates it was made?

Thanks!!!
Deb Debhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-25175565234768085982016-02-03T14:18:43.020-07:002016-02-03T14:18:43.020-07:00If I May answer your questions about the smoke rin...If I May answer your questions about the smoke rings. The old cast iron stoves had numbers marking the lids. The number on a cast iron skillet was the sane number or close. This way a person could take that lid off of their stove, and the smore ring would fit inside that hole so as not to fill your house with smoke. Other reason wad to help carry the heat up the sides to help distribute the heat evenly. Hope that helps. Unknownhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-10868864608715493922016-02-03T00:21:49.853-07:002016-02-03T00:21:49.853-07:00Great info! Anything new? Great info! Anything new? T MUNOZhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-63267732691453830452016-02-01T19:50:31.756-07:002016-02-01T19:50:31.756-07:00Great article! I'm going to put together a tan...Great article! I'm going to put together a tank as I have several skillets to restore and I have most of the parts already. Question about the metal used for the anode. Would soda cans work, if I found a way to bundle a group of them together? In your 2nd tank, it looks like that might be sheet metal for duct work? The metal for the tank is the last piece I need to get started with the tank. Thanks for the article - can't wait to get it going! Cali Girlhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-51074282741970464472016-01-29T17:53:14.348-07:002016-01-29T17:53:14.348-07:00I have a Wapak skillet that belonged to my grandmo...I have a Wapak skillet that belonged to my grandmother...but there is no logo or number on the bottom, just WAPAK. Great skillet but do you have any idea when it was made?Nancy Bakerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-16235979494484957272016-01-25T07:48:38.002-07:002016-01-25T07:48:38.002-07:00Hi Kim, That is a nice griddle if it has been care...Hi Kim, That is a nice griddle if it has been cared for, but they are not uncommon. The 4 digit number means it was probably made between 1935-1959.

You could watch these griddles on Ebay to get an idea on value.

Greghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-86860018917417463032016-01-25T00:44:57.737-07:002016-01-25T00:44:57.737-07:00Help please.....this is the first sight where i th...Help please.....this is the first sight where i think i might get a correct and "free" answer. I have a 9 1/2 cast iron griddle. It is a Wagner Ware Sydney -0- with number 1108 at the bottom. I have been to several different cast iron sights and have received even more different and conflicting info as far as value and rarity goes. From what i have gathered i do believe it is rare due to it being 9 1/2 instead of a 9 or a 10 inch griddle.

Would you be so kind to let me know if my "find" is rare, how rare and of what value you would place on it?

Thank you in advance and have a wonderful day. Kim B the "skillet gal:pat ballhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-76848711671811583862016-01-24T15:45:05.112-07:002016-01-24T15:45:05.112-07:00I still make your corn bread. Keep on posting! I still make your corn bread. Keep on posting! Michaeléhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-87492300997467196042016-01-23T20:17:09.953-07:002016-01-23T20:17:09.953-07:00I'm still listeningI'm still listening Morisseauhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-2953924690598338622011-10-09T08:24:58.105-06:002011-10-09T08:24:58.105-06:00That is so vintage cooking equipment! Now I really...That is so vintage cooking equipment! Now I really know what makes food really so delectable. It's simply because of how it is made and the materials employed.Wrought Iron Pittsburghhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-55963116164363205672011-10-08T00:11:25.613-06:002011-10-08T00:11:25.613-06:00Love the blog! I just got a Wagner 1892 waffle ir...Love the blog! I just got a Wagner 1892 waffle iron. Did you ever get any insights on removing the handles? They are the only thing preventing me from doing some stripping and seasoning. Thanks so much for doing this blog.The Cast Iron Castawayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-37349764830203153562011-10-06T10:35:10.280-06:002011-10-06T10:35:10.280-06:00Have #9 Dutch Oven Slant/Erie "2552" but...Have #9 Dutch Oven Slant/Erie "2552" but the cover "834" Slant/Erie spells it "GIRSWOLD" Otherwise it matches. Is this a "Monday Morning Hangover" firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-68866123467814271182011-10-05T09:24:24.154-06:002011-10-05T09:24:24.154-06:00I bought a skillet at a yard sale last week, googl...I bought a skillet at a yard sale last week, googled to figure out how to clean it up, and ended up here! Thanks so much for all of this information!

Now I have a question! My skillet is the same as you have here...Wagner Ware 1056. I started the oven cleaner method Saturday, so I've sprayed it 3 times so far. Before I sprayed it today, I washed it off so I could see how it was doing, and it looks to me like the handle and the outside of the skillet is painted. There's still gunk on it, so I reapplied the oven cleaner and wrapped it back up...but should I do anything about the painted part? I don't like it (it's silvery) but I guess it won't hurt anything to leave it. I'm just guessing it's paint because it's chipped a little on the tip of the handle and I can see the cast iron gray under the paint.

The before picture is here: http://crazykcreates.blogspot.com/2011/10/yard-saling.html I don't know how much you can tell from those pictures though!

Thanks!Kaylahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-10586892836520764642011-10-01T20:54:54.218-06:002011-10-01T20:54:54.218-06:00i have a wagner skillet marked as made in sidney, ...i have a wagner skillet marked as made in sidney, o-it also has a no. 10 near the bottom- this belonged to my grandmother who died a few years before i was born-i am over firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-58850270660674803792011-09-27T21:13:47.115-06:002011-09-27T21:13:47.115-06:00Lauren - You'll find the answers to your quest...Lauren - You'll find the answers to your questions in other posts on the blog.

Anon - You have a Lodge skillet.Greghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-41783271902500075562011-09-27T20:37:06.239-06:002011-09-27T20:37:06.239-06:00I have a little skillet I found at an estate sale....I have a little skillet I found at an estate sale. It has a 3 at the 12 o'clock position. A "Y" at 6 o'clock and 3 little vertical lines under it. The heat ring is broken at 12, 3 and 9. No letters or numbers on the handle. Its very smooth under all the grime. 2 little pour spouts. Any idea what it could firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-29465643912597585042011-09-25T23:37:30.709-06:002011-09-25T23:37:30.709-06:00Thanks so much, Greg!! Your insight helps tremend...Thanks so much, Greg!!

Your insight helps tremendously. I definitely scrubbed down to the grey cast iron on a few spots.

I'll follow your instructions to reestablish the seasoning on those spots.

After reading your blog, I want to look to getting a few finds at local second hand stores. I'm now inspired to do individual-sized corn bread in those smaller pans, etc.

Thank you & take care! I'm sending a link to your blog to my friends.
MollyMolly.Clarkhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-41213137315781753392011-09-25T08:12:53.085-06:002011-09-25T08:12:53.085-06:00Hi Molly, If the seasoning has been removed you w...Hi Molly,

If the seasoning has been removed you will be looking at a bare grey cast iron surface.

In your case I doubt it is necessary.

I'd start using the skillet again and I bet you'll see it improve in no time.

See my post on cleaning (washing) cast iron. When you are trying to establish/recover seasoning you have to be careful about cleaning it.

Good luck and thanks for reading the blog!Greghttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-49884804556618168732011-09-25T02:36:21.952-06:002011-09-25T02:36:21.952-06:00Hi Greg, thanks for your blog. I truly appreciate ...Hi Greg, thanks for your blog. I truly appreciate the time you spend sharing your knowledge and passion for cast iron with the rest of us.

I'd like your opinion as to whether I should/need to use the oven cleaner method on my 10-yr-old Lodge 12" skillet.

I haven't used it in 3 years. After our remodel, I noticed it had rust on it. It was in the outline of a spoon.

I think I removed the rust with a mixture if oil, salt and baking soda. The pan now has uneven coloring and much of the old seasoning remains on the bottom, sides and everywhere else.

If I use the oven spray method, how do I know all of the seasoning has been removed?

Should I leave it alone and just give it a new layer of seasoning,

I'm willing to put in the work. I miss my skillet and plan to introduce it back into my kitchen! I use stainless steel for most of my cooking, but have been lazy and relying on a Caphlon non-stick when I should be using my skillet!Molly.Clarkhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-36224099613080613162011-09-21T21:20:12.454-06:002011-09-21T21:20:12.454-06:00Greetings, I just finished rescuing a Wagner War...Greetings,

I just finished rescuing a Wagner Ware 1057. Derusted and seasoned mulitple times with flax seed oil. It looks great now. Wondered if you could tell me more about the pan? It has the Wagner ware Sidney in the middle of the pan with an - o- underneath it and a 1057 below that. It does have a heat ring.

Thanks and great site it is one of my foodie bookmarks!

ThanksDee and Martinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-35292902331935510422011-09-14T17:05:03.996-06:002011-09-14T17:05:03.996-06:00I suspect I may have bought a fake/reproduction Wa...I suspect I may have bought a fake/reproduction Wagner Ware Sidney O skillet from ebay. Do you have any advice for how I can know for sure before sending it firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3438709204506090510.post-59177990752716754722011-09-10T02:34:20.078-06:002011-09-10T02:34:20.078-06:00Hi, Greg, I'm wondering what your opinion is ...Hi, Greg,

I'm wondering what your opinion is of the line of "polished skillets" sold under the Wagner name here:
http://www.wagnerware.com/ProductDetail.asp?Filter=PL&PCat=1&PLine=4&Prod=94&PSub=38

I ask about these specifically, because I'm interested in getting a skillet that has a "glass-smooth" cooking surface, will take and hold seasoning well and will generally be of good quality.

I have a few of the modern Lodge skillets, but they have the very grainy, bumpy surface that has proven problematic--especially with eggs.

That said, if this modern Wagner is not suitable, could you recommend an antique model to search for that has curved sides for omelets and is 8 inches wide?Aaronhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Dr. Tuckson is the former Executive Vice President and Chief of Medical Affairs at UnitedHealth Group where he was responsible for working with all of the Company's business units to improve the quality and efficiency of health services. Previously, Dr. Tuckson served as Senior Vice President, Professional Standards, for the American Medical Association (AMA). Dr. Tuckson is an active member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences and served as the Chairperson of its Quality Chasm Summit Committee and a member on their Committee on the Consequences of the Uninsured. Currently, he serves as Chair of the Secretary of Health and Human Services' Advisory Committee on Genetics, Health and Society.
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ATA will provide a brief on the current state of telemedicine including market forces and barriers that are shaping various components of telemedicine.
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As the chief staff executive of ATA since its inception in 1993, Mr. Linkous has lectured and written extensively on healthcare modernization, technology issues, emerging applications and market trends in the U.S. and around the world. He has served on a variety of national and international advisory bodies including the Hurricane Katrina Advisory Panel, the HHS Chronic Care Workgroup and the joint FCC-NTIA Advisory Committee on Communications Capabilities of Emergency Medical and Public Health Care Facilities. Mr. Linkous has 30 years of experience in public policy related to healthcare, telecommunications and aging in both the corporate and public sectors. In the private sector he served as a senior telecommunications consultant at Issue Dynamics and provided consulting services for many of the nation's leading telecommunications, technology and healthcare companies.
Some state medical and other health professional licensing boards have chosen or are exploring practice rules for services provided by telemedicine means that are different from or in addition to those applied to in-person services. The U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision in North Carolina Board of Dental Examiners v. Federal Trade Commission leaves many currently constituted boards liable for anticompetitive rulemaking. This session will explore, from diverse perspectives, such contentious issues, such as:
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Ms. Brannon's practice focuses on antitrust matters, including litigation, mergers, and government investigations. Ms. Brannon's work has involved cases in both federal and state courts, and she has advised clients in investigations by the Department of Justice, the Federal Trade Commission, state agencies, and the European Commission. Ms. Brannon has taught antitrust as a teaching fellow at Harvard University and as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University. She is currently a Senior Editor for the Antitrust Law Journal. Ms. Brannon was a Fulbright Scholar in Egypt.
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Marina Lao has been the director of the Office of Policy Planning at the FTC since February 2015. She is on leave from Seton Hall University School of Law, where she is a professor of law. Professor Lao joined the Seton Hall law faculty in 1994 after over a decade of practice experience in government and in the private sector. Her scholarly work focuses on various aspects of antitrust enforcement. She was a member of the Advisory Board of the American Antitrust Institute, and was Chair of the Section of Antitrust and Economic Regulation of the Association of American Law Schools. In 2007 Professor Lao received a Fulbright Fellowship to the University of Munich and the Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law in Munich, where she taught U.S. Antitrust Law. Professor Law began her legal career with the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, as a trial attorney under the Honors Program.
Cybil Roehrenbeck provides government relations counsel at the federal level on health care, technology, and life sciences issues. Ms. Roehrenbeck counsels clients on federal legislative and regulatory opportunities in the areas of health information technology (including mHealth and telehealth), precision medicine / genomics, and innovative health care reimbursement and delivery models. She also provides counsel on perennial regulatory issues, including fraud and abuse (Stark and anti-kickback) compliance, competition matters, and audits.
Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Roehrenbeck was a lobbyist and attorney in the American Medical Association's Washington, DC office. Ms. Roehrenbeck also served as Legislative Assistant and Counsel in the office of U.S. Representative Walter B. Jones (R-NC). She also worked as a government affairs Associate for U.S. Representative J.C. Watts, Jr. (R-OK) in his government affairs firm Watts Partners LLC.
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As a Senior Legislative Attorney for the American Medical Association's Advocacy Resource Center, Kristin provides legislative and legal support to state and national medical specialty societies on issues including telemedicine, medical liability reform, health care teams, scope of practice, truth in advertising, workforce, licensure and other medical board issues. Prior to joining the AMA, Kristin worked as a legislative analyst for the American Academy of Pediatrics, focusing on child health and pediatric practice issues involving state health care programs and implementation of federal health care reform, medical home projects, health care financing, and Medicaid/CHIP. Before working for organized medicine, Kristin was a litigator concentrating in areas of insurance defense, personal injury, and commercial litigation. Kristin received her law degree from Loyola University Chicago School of Law, a Master of Laws in Health Law from Loyola, and her undergraduate degree from Illinois Wesleyan University.
Sponsor of the Telehealth Enhancement Act, H.R. 2066
Member of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce
In Congress, Gregg serves on the influential House Committee on Energy and Commerce, where he is a member of three subcommittees: Environment and the Economy; Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade; and Energy and Power. Gregg serves as the vice-chairman of the Subcommittee on Environment and the Economy.
The state's senior House Republican also sits on the select Committee on House Administration, a special appointment made by House Speaker John Boehner. Additionally, Gregg serves on the Joint Committees on the Library of Congress and Printing.
Gregg has also championed laws removing burdensome and unneeded federal mandates, helping to ensure that safe and affordable public drinking water is available to small and rural communities, promoting innovative drug developments for neurodevelopmental disorders, and honoring public servants. He has also authored legislation that would end taxpayer financing of presidential campaigns and shut down an obsolete federal election agency.
Telemedicine enables existing providers to extend their reach to serve patients in new ways. However, quickly entering the field of healthcare delivery are technological innovations that may serve to supplant the roles of traditional providers. From home-based technology to automated decision and delivery systems a number of groups are developing amazing new innovations that may soon enter the healthcare delivery space. Leaders in this emerging field will identify several examples of such innovations and their potential role in transforming healthcare in the near future.
Mr. Jones helps companies apply principles of mobility, connectivity and network effect to healthcare, wellness and fitness products, diagnostics and medical therapies. He focuses specifically on new technologies. He leverages his experience in mobile healthcare delivery, emergency medical services, physician practice management, wireless technologies and consumer electronic products to establish objective commercialization strategies. Jones also works with Scripps Translational Science Institute at the Scripps Research Institute and the Alliance Healthcare Foundation.
Executive Vice President & Co-Founder, Opternative
In addition to his formal training in eye care, Dr. Steven Lee has a background in engineering, as well as a keen interest in optics. Before starting Opternative, he was previously in clinical practice from 2007-2013. During that time, he focused on the areas of difficult contact lens fittings, ocular disease treatment, and dry eye management. In addition to seeing patients in the past, Steven has also taught ophthalmology students the basics of clinical refraction and the systematic approach to contact lens fittings. He has managed numerous surgical cases and was previously a reviewer for the Council on Optometric Practitioner Education, as well as a researcher and clinical investigator for the Global Revitalens Experience and Acceptance Trial. He recently gave a TEDx talk outlining his journey to make vision care accessible to the entire world, which can be seen here. Dr. Lee loves thinking outside of the box, and enjoys creating solutions to problems that people never thought were possible to solve.
Anna McCollister-Slipp is co-founder of Galileo Analytics, a Visual Data Exploration and advanced data analytics company focused on democratizing access to and understanding of complex health data. In addition, she serves as Chief Advocate for Participatory Research at the Scripps Translational Science Institute, working with STSI researchers to develop new ways of involving patients, caregivers and physicians in the design of clinical research using digital and genomic health tools.
Anna's passion for innovation in health data analytics, participatory research and digital health tools is rooted in her personal experiences living with type 1 diabetes. In her professional and personal activities, Anna seeks to build platforms for better understanding of and engagement with the needs of patients. She speaks frequently about the need for innovation in medical device data and technology, promoting data standards, device interoperability and user platforms aimed at empowering patients to better manage their health.
Interim Chief Marketing Officer, Tyto Care, Ltd.
Mr. Meyer is interim Chief Marketing Officer to TytoCare, a telehealth company, and Principal of Eric Meyer Consulting, LLC, which advises emerging-stage companies launching novel consumer medical, health and wellness products. Mr. Meyer creates go-to-market strategies that integrate branding, consumer direct response (online and offline), professional recommendation and retail. Mr. Meyer's consulting practice includes clients across a broad range of prescription and OTC products in telehealth, sleep medicine, respiratory, diabetes, hypertension, hearing, fitness, skin care and aesthetics. Mr. Meyer has served his clients as adviser, board member, consultant or interim executive.
Prior to his consulting practice, Mr. Meyer served as CEO of TrafficGauge Inc., which developed and brought to market the first real-time hand-held traffic map. TrafficGauge was sold to Networks In Motion in early 2009. Prior to TrafficGauge Mr. Meyer served in senior executive roles in marketing, sales, business development, and R&D for Optiva Corporation, makers of the Sonicare® sonic toothbrush over a nine year period from pre-launch through successful sale of the company to Philips Electronics. Mr. Meyer holds B.S. in Industrial and Operations Engineering and Bachelor of General Studies degrees from the University of Michigan and an MBA from Stanford University.
Technology has brought forward new approaches to diagnosing and treating illness supplanting the traditional office visit using a variety of technologies from online questionnaires to telephone interviews to video consults. These innovations have fueled a debate among regulators, medical societies, clinicians and entrepreneurs about what is safe and what is not safe. This moderated session will address the spectrum of critical issues related to clinical quality and standards of care from medical, nursing and consumer perspectives. Attendees will be invited to join the discussion.
President & Chief Medical Officer, American Well
Dr. Antall has expertise as a physician, health care entrepreneur and physician manager. He has a track record of disruptive innovation in the areas of care delivery, medical management, telemedicine and telehealth. Dr. Antall has built a thriving pediatric practice, a hospitalist company, written software for mobile apps and is currently President and Chief Medical Officer of a national telehealth physician organization, where he manages over 200 physicians, has developed a credentialing program, and has developed tools to measure and manage clinical quality in telehealth. Dr. Antall's strengths are strategic planning, program development, clinical quality and credentialing, sales support, and physician management.
Vice President, Health Policy, State Government Affairs, American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP)
Dr. Tay Kopanos serves as Vice President of State Government Affairs for the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP). Dr. Kopanos oversees AANP's state policy and advocacy programs. Prior to coming to AANP, Dr. Kopanos served on several state and national public policy committees focusing on improving patient's healthcare access, removing barriers to effective care delivery and working with multiple stakeholders on health workforce development and utilization. Dr. Kopanos draws on over a decade of primary and urgent care clinical experience, and previous role as faculty at the University of Colorado.
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Director of State Health and Family Advocacy, AARP
Ilene Henshaw directs AARP's State Health and Family Team within the Government Affairs, State Advocacy and Strategy Integration (SASI) Department at AARP's National Office in Washington, DC. In this position, she develops and provides strategic guidance to AARP's 53 state offices on AARP's expansive state health and long term care advocacy agenda. Ilene has a highly successful record in moving forward advocacy agendas on key Association priorities, including critical policies to support family caregivers. Prior to becoming Director of State Health in March 2012, Ilene served on the same team as Senior Legislative Representative.
Before coming to AARP in 2001, Ilene directed policy and legislative affairs for two statewide consumer advocacy organizations working to ensure quality long term care. Earlier, as Legislative Counsel to the National Association of Attorneys General, she supported the states' chief legal officers in their advocacy on consumer and antitrust issues. And, for three years, working for a food and health policy advocacy organization, she developed and managed a successful national campaign to raise public awareness of food safety and pesticide issues, mobilizing a grassroots coalition of celebrity chefs.
A growing number of stakeholder groups are looking to use telemedicine to increase access, improve care and reduce the costs of providing services to their patients. This session will discuss the specific interests of participating groups; ways they are working to expand telemedicine access; and how they successfully search for and create alliances or partnerships.
President & CEO, The ERISA Industry Committee
Annette Guarisco Fildes is President and CEO of The ERISA Industry Committee (ERIC), where she leads the association's legislative, regulatory, and educational mission. ERIC is the only national association advocating solely for the employee benefit and compensation interests of America's largest employers.
Annette was a member of the senior executive team at General Motors performing key roles over more than ten years, including responsibility for federal legislative affairs and political and grassroots advocacy at the federal, state and international levels. Annette served as risk officer for GM Global Public Policy and advised the GM Board of Directors on global public policy.
Annette has a B.B.A. in Finance and a law degree from Hofstra University, as well as a Masters of Law in Taxation from Georgetown University Law Center. She authored "Employer's Guide to Fringe Benefits" with Mary B. Hevener and numerous articles in legal and policy publications.
Stacy Garrity is the Director of the National Sexual Assault TeleNursing Center (NTC), an innovative pilot project, funded by the National Institute of Justice and the Office for Victims of Crime. NTC works to increase access to trauma-informed care and best-practice forensic evidence collection for health care providers caring for victims of sexual assault in high risk and under-served populations across the United States.
Ms. Garrity is a certified Women's Health Nurse Practitioner and a professional nurse with more than 20 years of clinical experience and is an Adult/Adolescent Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) in the Massachusetts SANE Program. Prior to joining the TeleNursing Center project, Ms. Garrity was a Clinical Assistant Professor at Boston College where she taught for 11 years at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. She is an active member of several professional nursing organizations, and has been most involved with the International Association of Forensic Nurses.
President & CEO, Association for Behavioral Health and Wellness (ABHW)
Pamela joined ABHW in 1998 when the organization was known as AMBHA. She is Past-President of ACMHA: The College for Behavioral Health Leadership and is a member of the Editorial Board for both Bloomberg BNA's Health Insurance Report and Behavioral Healthcare magazine. She was the Chair of the Coalition for Fairness in Mental Illness Coverage, one of the leading Coalitions that helped develop and successfully advocate for the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008. Ms. Greenberg is a member of the Mental Health Liaison Group Steering Committee and the Washington Circle Group Policy Committee. She is also a liaison to the National Committee on Quality Assurance's Standards Committee and a member of Women Business Leaders of the U.S. Health Care Industry Foundation.
Prior to joining ABHW Pamela was the Deputy Director of Federal Affairs for America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP). Before joining AHIP Ms. Greenberg was a Legislative Assistant at Capitol Associates, a healthcare consulting firm.
Stephanie Mohl joined the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Office of Federal Advocacy in October, 2005, and she now works as a Senior Government Relations Advisor. Her federal advocacy responsibilities include expanding coverage and access, improving the treatment and prevention of stroke, and the elimination of cardiovascular disease disparities in women and minorities. She is the American Heart Association's lead lobbyist in Washington, DC on health care reform and coordinates the AHA's health reform implementation activities. She serves on behalf of the Heart Association as a Consumer Representative to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which is playing a key role in implementation of health insurance reform.
Prior to joining the Heart Association, Stephanie worked as a senior legislative assistant in the office of U.S. Senator Byron Dorgan (D-North Dakota) for nearly 12 years. Her legislative portfolio for Senator Dorgan included health care, education, and human services, with a particular emphasis on prescription drug and rural health issues. In April, 2005, she was named one of National Journal's "Hill 100" for her work on prescription drug issues for Congress. Stephanie graduated magna cum laude from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C. in 1993 with a bachelor's degree in political science and a concentration in journalism.
Retail clinics, mobile applications, mergers and acquisitions and direct to consumer consultations are but a few of the new approaches to delivering health care. Many of these are enabled through the use of telecommunications technology. What effect will these innovations have on traditional health care institutions? What effect will they have on established telemedicine networks? This session will explore the dynamics of health care delivery and identify some important issues that should be on the top of the list.
CEO, Avalere Health
Dan Mendelson is CEO of Avalere Health. He leads the firm's operations, and engages in strategic advisory work for major clients in life sciences, managed care, and the provider segments. Prior to founding Avalere in 2000, Dan served as Associate Director for Health at the White House Office of Management and Budget.
Dan presently serves on the board of directors of two public companies: HMS Holdings and Champions Oncology. He is also on faculty at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. He previously served on the boards of Coventry Healthcare (2005-2013) and Pharmerica (2007-2011), and was on the faculty of the Fuqua School of Business (2000-2014).
Dan speaks frequently and is often quoted in the media on business strategy and public policy matters – typically highlighting the outstanding analytic work of the Avalere staff. He has a BA in Economics and Viola Performance from Oberlin College, and a MPP from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.
ATA's members in each state consist of a wide range of providers, health systems, vendors and members of patient groups. On both the national and state levels, many have started to come together to develop a coalition of allies that have effectively worked to increase the opportunities to expand the use of telemedicine. Come hear the lessons learned from veterans of several such groups that have worked together to create change. Learn how to join or start your own coalition for change.
Director Global Health Policy, Intel Corporation
Alice Borrelli, Director of Global Healthcare Policy for Intel Corporation, works with U.S. and international policymakers on healthcare reform and Health IT issues with offices in Washington, DC, Mexico, Belgium, and Australia. During the US healthcare reform debate, she focused on reforms that would include innovative technologies for care delivery including e-Care, remote patient monitoring and telehealth. She also interfaces with government agencies worldwide to promote the adoption of viable electronic health records.
As former Vice President of Congressional Affairs for AT&T, she represented the company on telecommunications, environment, benefits and labor issues. For over a decade she interacted with Congress on the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Broadband issues, Medicare and Pension Reform, Internet Tax, and Telework initiatives.
Kate Audette is the Director of State Government Relations at Boston Children's Hospital where she provides strategic oversight and leadership of the hospital's state policy advocacy agenda on child health priorities as well as hospital financial and regulatory affairs. In this role, Kate is currently working to spearhead the formation of a broad based state wide coalition to advance telemedicine policies. Kate is also adjunct faculty at the Simmons College and Boston University Graduate Schools of Social work where she teaches and develops experiential, policy courses for social workers in a traditional classroom setting and online learning programs.
Prior to joining Boston Children's Hospital, Kate worked as the Senior Policy Analyst at Harbor Health Services in Boston and prior to that as the Government Relations and Political Action Associate at the National Association of Social Workers, Massachusetts Chapter. In both of these roles Kate advocated for policies to improve the landscape for telemedicine in the Commonwealth, with a special focus on mental and behavioral health services.
Kate obtained her Bachelor of Science from Worcester State University and her Masters in Social Work from Salem State University.
Randy Schubring is Director of State Government Relations and Health Policy Development at Mayo Clinic. In this role, Randy leads overall strategic planning for government relations advocacy and policy development for telehealth issues at the state and federal levels. Randy is currently an active leader in a coalition of Midwest state health providers and associations working for licensure compact and telehealth reimbursement legislation.
Randy has over 18 years of experience in government affairs, public policy, and communications—working for business associations, health care providers, and public officials. Prior to joining Mayo Clinic in 2008, Randy worked as Manager of Public Policy Communications for Allina Health System, and as Political Director for the Mayor of Minneapolis. Randy received his B.A. from the University of Minnesota and his Masters in Public Administration from Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Brooke Yeager, MSc, RRT, is the Program Coordinator for Inpatient and Emergency Teleconsultation at MUSC Health. She is responsible for directly supporting and managing the daily operations of hospital based telemedicine services, leading telehealth training activities, and designing and implementing online education for telehealth presenters. She is also actively involved in governmental efforts to regulate the practice of telemedicine and advocate for telehealth payment parity.
Before joining the Center for Telehealth, Brooke worked as an Exercise Physiologist coordinating the Medical Fitness and Employee Wellness programs at the University of Tennessee Medical Center; and as a critical care Respiratory Therapist, and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Director at MUSC. In 2013, she was awarded Best National Respiratory Therapy Practitioner, by Advance Health Care's Network for Respiratory Care and Sleep Medicine, for her establishment of an online RT research education and mentorship program, and her leadership in patient advocacy at both the state and national levels.
Over the past 24 months a host of new players have entered the market by deploying direct to consumer telemedicine services. One of the most interesting new entrants, and one that could have the greatest impact are companies in the retail sector. Representatives from several leading players in this space will discuss their strategies and plans and where there might be an interface with existing healthcare providers.
Divisional VP, Digital Health, Walgreens Co.
Adam started his early career as an aviation combat medic and surgical technician in the US Army. After leaving the military he worked in the Occupational Medicine space running clinics for both the Sisters of Providence and PeaceHealth before starting his own mobile employer worksite services startup. After selling his first startup, he was brought on to create the first employer health and wellness solution service for the American Cancer Society, then later promoted to lead global online strategy to include www.cancer.org. After ACS, Adam spent a short time leading individual plans for Regence BlueCross/Blueshield before being recruited by Microsoft health to manage both HealthVault and create MyHealthInfo (a consumer health dashboard on MSN.com). From Microsoft Adam was employee number two at HealthyCircles where he spent his time designing and building the HealthyCircles product strategy and leading the Go To Market execution with Dr. James Mault.
Adam's last role was with a sister company to HealthyCircles named SocialWellth (formerly WorldDoc) a payor focused, eHealth social engagement platform, where Adam was the Chief Marketing Officer overseeing both product strategy and corporate marketing.
Partner, Jones Day
Alexis Gilroy advises health care and technology companies on health care and corporate matters with an emphasis on e-health topics (telemedicine, telehealth, and mobile health). She counsels and directs transactions involving venture capital, private equity, debt financing, joint ventures, mergers, acquisitions, management arrangements, physician engagement, hospital affiliation, and other general and complex contractual needs.
Alexis has broad experience with the practical and legal needs of health care companies, especially the unique legal issues faced by e-health companies. Prior to joining Jones Day, she managed more than 20 strategic M&A transactions for a publicly traded health care company that involved cyberknife, imaging centers, teleradiology companies, and radiation oncology centers. In addition, she advised on business strategy and implementation matters specific to e-health programs, business models, devices, and products; counseled on regulations regarding e-consults, online prescribing, patient consents, credentialing by proxy, corporate practice of medicine, physician supervision, reimbursement, anti-kickback, and licensure matters specific to e-health providers and businesses; developed and negotiated e-health specific customer, vendor, and affiliation contracts and documentation; structured research arrangements involving HIT (health information technology); and led strategy and communications with medical boards and other regulators and policy makers on e-health matters.
Mark Tomaino is a Senior Industry Executive at Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, a New York City based private equity firm that invests principally in two markets, healthcare and information/business services. Mark's focus is exclusively on healthcare technology investment opportunities, including deal generation, due diligence, execution and portfolio company monitoring. Mark has served on the board of directors of Matrix Medical Network and GetWellNetwork, and participates on the strategic advisory boards of Wiser Together, Conversa Health, AMC Health, Viimed and NextHealth Technologies. Mark has established the "Healthcare IT Knowledge Network" website as a vehicle to share insights relevant to collaboration in the healthcare technology industry.
Prior to September 2010, Mark served as Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and M&A at The TriZetto Group, a leading healthcare information technology company to the healthcare payer industry, where he had responsibility for developing and executing its external growth strategies, including mergers and acquisitions, strategic alliances, joint ventures, investments and capital raising activities. Mark initiated the $1.4 billion go-private transaction with Apax Partners in August 2008 ending TriZetto's tenure as a NASDAQ-listed public company. Prior to joining TriZetto, Mark worked at Bausch & Lomb Incorporated in a variety of legal, strategy and business development capacities.
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Wildcat quarterback Matt Scott, a fifth-year senior, passed for 387 yards, two touchdowns and one interception – good enough for a 145.9 passer rating, according to ESPN. He also ran for 78 yards. And running back Ka'Deem Carey also rushed for 147 yards, including one 73-yarder, and a touchdown.
With first game jitters gone, Wildcat head coach Rich Rodriguez will lead his spread offense against an untested 2012 Cowboy defense. That's why OSU linebacker Caleb Lavey isn't taking Arizona lightly, despite the Wildcat's narrow victory last week.
He sat down with Go Pokes to discuss the Cowboys dominating performance last week and his thoughts about OSU's next challenge:
How does the shutout against Savannah State effect your confidence?:
Lavey: It definitely does, it's always great to have a shutout. We're going to try to carry that into the next game. It was good to get that one for coach young.
What are you looking forward to most entering the Arizona game?
Lavey: I'm excited to get out to Arizona and play a late game. We get to play a coach we haven't got to play yet. We get to do a little more studying in the film room. It will be pretty exciting.
How much do you draw on past experiences playing Arizona?
Lavey: That's the thing when you get the change up like they do, you really can't rely on the past stuff. When stuff like this happens you just have to spend more and more time than you ever have in the film room. That's when studying and being a player of the game really comes into mind.
What challenges does their offense, with a running quarterback, present?
Lavey: It's always hard with a running quarterback, because you never know what he's going to do. He can always pull it down and run it. One of the things we're going to have to do is contain him on the run. And we're going to have to keep our coverage's.
Arizona barely beat Toledo last week, 24-17 in overtime, is it hard not to pay attention to that outcome when preparing for the Wildcats?
Lavey: It's still going to be a tough game. I heard that they had a couple penalties, a turnover, the game was not nearly as close as it seemed. So we're going to come in there and play them as if they beat them 84-0. Arizona is a good team, and we know that.


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I'm sorry they are not supporting you in the way you need. That is really none of their buisness it you want to have more children or not. If you and your husband are ready then go for it. Try to find a few people that are willing to support you and only talk to them or us.
I made the mistake of telling just about everyone that we were TTC, and have gotten a lot of unwanted advice as a result. I am trying to be more private now, but it is hard because i need to talk about what i am going through, as it is all so overwhelming.
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Op-Here we were being pushed more in the TTC direction (but have had many opinions offered both ways unsolicited). There is no definitive timeline on when to TTC again. It is between you and your husband. I am sorry you have not had a lot of support, I kept very quiet on this subject with the majority of people.
jlynn77- Don't give up hope. I believe there is another lo out there for you. I know how frustrating that feeling is. For me it meant dealing with m/cs while it seemed almost everyone got pregnant and stayed pregnant fairly quickly. I finally got pregnant around my son's 1st birthday, I take it as his gift as this one seems healthy. Depending on your age, consider an RE (6 months of trying if older than 35, 1 year if younger) if you haven't already been working with one. I can't say they fixed anything for me, but some of the information from testing did influence my decisions on TTC.
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Miles and Ellie, a new play by Don Zolidis, has just the sort of script the Montgomery Theater loves: a rom-com trading in the difficult relationships and dysfunctional family dynamics of the comfortable class. It's an evening's entertainment that is by turns sweet, sad, funny, ridiculous, and, despite some fine performances, grating.
Narrated by Ellie (Rachel Brennan), the couple's tale unspools through two episodes. Act 1 presents the blossom and wither of a high school romance; Act 2 occurs 20 years later, when Ellie returns home for Thanksgiving after a nasty divorce.
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Welcome to Homecoming 2015 at Valdosta State University!
Show your Spirit!
Throughout the week, we will be asking for submissions via social media - with the hashtag #VStateHC - of alumni, students, faculty & staff showing their Blazer Pride!
On Friday, with the help of the Alumni Chapter of Valdosta, SGA, and volunteers, we'd like to visit the community and catch others in the act of showing off their Blazer spirit. Blaze will be canvassing Valdosta (through the wonder of social media alerts) to find people donning their favorite VSU gear or decorating their businesses to showcase their best black and red. Those "caught" will be photographed and receive a prize for participating. We'd like to encourage schools, businesses, and others to promote staff participation and share a photo of their group wearing our colors. Bows will also be tied around light poles downtown and will be available for businesses requesting them throughout the community.
Schedule of Student Events
Friday, November 6, 2015
Wild Adventures Night · Wild Adventures Theme Park
On this night only current VSU students get to have the entire park to themselves to enjoy a fun filled evening of rides, music and food. (Must have valid VSU STUDENT ID to enter)
Monday, November 9, 2015
Student Kickoff Carnival · VSU Front Lawn
We kick off our Homecoming week with a carnival type event with blow-ups, games, fun activities, hot dogs and so much more.
Sheet Sign Competition · Around Campus
In the time-honored VSU tradition of communicating via sheet-signs, student organizations will be invited to display sheet signs across campus decorated for Homecoming. Signs must incorporate the Homecoming theme.
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Friday, November 13, 2015
Blazer Spirit March · Student Union
On the Fridays before every Blazer home football game members of the Blazin' Brigade, Cheerleaders, Red Hots and Blaze will march through our campus spreading Blazer spirit and pride getting everyone excited and ready for our home game on Saturday.
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Homecoming Parade · Around Campus
Make plans to bring the family and lawn chairs to watch the Homecoming parade, featuring the Blazin' Brigade, VSU Cheerleaders, Red Hots and floats entered by student and community organizations. Winning floats will be judged on spirit and incorporation of the Homecoming theme, "Ignite!" The parade will begin in the Oak Street Parking Lot, turn left onto Oak Street, right onto Georgia Avenue, right onto Patterson Street, right onto Brookwood and return to the Oak Street Parking Lot.
Float Competition · Around Campus
After the parade, the award for the best organization float will be presented.
VSU Blazers vs. Florida Tech · Bazemore-Hyder Stadium
Event is open to the community. Tickets must be purchased by calling 229-333-SEAT(7328) or be emailing email@example.com. They are also available online here.
Blazer Gear
Buy all your VSU apparel and gear online through the VSU Bookstore or visit the remote bookstore at the stadium before and after the game.
Other Events Held in Conjunction with Homecoming
Alpha Phi Alpha Step Show
Saturday, November 14, 2015 · 7:06 PM · PE Complex
$15 per person. Tickets may be purchased at the door.
Featuring dynamic performances from National Pan-Hellenic Council Greek Organizations, the annual step show continues to enthrall VSU students, alumni, and friends. This event raises funds for various programs provided by the Mu Omicron Chapter as well as the chapter's endowed Alpha Phi Alpha Memorial Scholarship. Brace yourselves for a great show!
Blazer Volleyball
VSU Blazers vs. University of North Alabama
Sunday, November 15, 2015 · 1:00PM · P.E. Complex
$5 adults, $3 students. Tickets may be purchased at the door
For more information about Homecoming, contact us at 229.333.5797 or email@example.com, or visit our homepage at www.valdostastate.org.


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- Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) high of $69.10. J&J up about 1 percent on the session to the new high following its second-quarter report. Sales fell to $16.475 billion with EPS of $1.30, with sales missing and EPS in-line with expectations. For more on the numbers , click here.
- Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) high of $49.92. Disney was upgraded at BofA/Merrill Lynch from Neutral to Buy.
Shares were up about 4.3 percent to the new mark Tuesday.
- Theravance Inc. (Nasdaq: THRX) high of $31.11. Theravance has been cooking above the $25 level and is now reaching multi-year highs above the $30 level. The pharma reported strong TD-1211 data last week, helping out the move higher.
- Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK) low of $1.69. Nokia dropping 6 percent on the session Tuesday after Jefferies downgraded the stock from Hold to Underperform, with a €1.19 price target.
- New Oriental Education & Technology Group (NYSE: EDU) low of $14.83. New Oriental slammed after disclosing it was being investigated by the U.S. SEC on whether consolidation of "Beijing New Oriental Education & Technology (Group) Co., Ltd., a variable interest entity of the Company, and its wholly-owned subsidiaries, into the Company's consolidated financial statements" had a sufficient basis.
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