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Donut Cat & Friends
Donyatsu - an anime series wherein the ruins of human civilization are inhabited by . . . cute animals shaped like round baked goods. On a given one-and-a-half-minute episode, they might try to play with a giant robot or quote Terminator. [more inside]
First Donut of the Night
Powdered sugar is obviously so last year.
Chanukkah begins tomorrow night and the traditional foods are fried in oil. Latkes (potato pancakes) are established Hanukkah treats but the other treat most common in Israel are doughnuts. Ashkenazi Jews eat sufganiyot, which have their origins in Germany and are traditionally filled with strawberry jam. In North Africa the doughnuts are called sfenj (pronounced shfinz) and generally are traced to Morocco. Sfenj are drizzled with honey or date syrup. [more inside]
Well, that certainly escalated quickly.
I was pretty good with this (previously), as I'd had the vegetarian version in Japan before and quite enjoyed it. But this will require a bit of side-eye before I'll get it in my piehole, I think. Still, nothing ventured, nothing (weight) gained.
Dunkin' and the Doughnut King
Ted Ngoy overcame poverty and escaped genocide, made a fortune off doughnuts and gambled it all away. Today, Ngoy is back on top — but America's biggest doughnut chain could threaten the hundreds of California shops that are his legacy.
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Seven Things Not to Learn from Sleepy Hollow, a "delightful but completely unreliable source of historical information". The show, which is already writen by Fringe alumni Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman just gained John Noble as a recuring character "The Sin Eater".
The Epicenter of Crime
The Hunt's Donuts Story Hunt's Donuts was a thorn in the side of the police at the heart of a neighborhood that has always been a thorn in the side of the police. . [more inside]
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New York City (and elsewhere) has lost its damn mind for a little something called: the Cronut. [more inside]
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Entrepreneur Jia Jiang has decided to overcome his fear of rejection through a sort of exposure therapy desensitization: he's "seeking one rejection on purpose every day for 100 days" by making crazy requests of strangers, filming each encounter on his iPhone and posting them to his blog. Here's his attempt on Day 3 to order doughnuts shaped (and colored) like the Olympic rings at a Krispy Kreme in Austin, TX. [more inside]
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Ten vintage advertisements that definitely wouldn't fly today.
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Last Donut of the Night
Roll your own Solar Cell
Make your own solar cell out of powdered donuts, Everclear, Tazo Passion tea, and other common ingredients. (slyt) [more inside]
Mmmmm Donuts.... glaaaaaaaaa Me/Drools
Do you have any idea what day tomorrow is? Oh sure you could celebrate by going to: Dunkin Donuts or Krispy Kreme. But why not try someplace a little less mainstream?
Massive Head Trauma: It's what's for breakfast
Mental illness and doughnuts do not mix. Psycho Donuts in Campbell, California takes donuts "to the next demented level." Mental health advocates are not enthusiastic. The store itself comes with nurses, a padded cell and "group therapy" area. offerings include the Massive Head Trauma, a jelly donut with red filling oozing from the side and the Bipolar, half nuts and half coconut topping. The shop's owners respond to the controversy.
Hey Cat!
Look at This Cat! Not to be confused with look at this dog, look at this muppet (wat a donut...), robots and donuts, monkeys and robots, monkeys on stilts, twin monkeys, koala twins, or celebrities without makeup. [via mefi projects]
Hot Glazed Roe Nuts.
Anti-choice group up in arms over Krispy Kreme's "abortion doughnuts" [sic] and [blech]. At least they're not supporting terrorists.
In related news, other giveaways on Inauguration Day include free waffles in Portland, free coffee (Oren's "Beans You Can Believe IN") in Manhattan, and a free Berry Obama frozen yogurt in Chicago. A scoop of Ben & Jerry's Yes Pecan will still cost you full price.
In related news, other giveaways on Inauguration Day include free waffles in Portland, free coffee (Oren's "Beans You Can Believe IN") in Manhattan, and a free Berry Obama frozen yogurt in Chicago. A scoop of Ben & Jerry's Yes Pecan will still cost you full price.
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The cult of Dunkin' Donuts. Why New Englanders are devoted to Dunkin' Donuts. It's not only because of this.
Or maybe this is just something nobody in San Diego knows about...
Donuts - is there anything they can't do?
Donuts? Go nuts!
How to drive... like a maniac. The affable Tiff Needell illustrates how to get more out of your FWD, RWD, and AWD vehicle. And, of course, how to manage on two out of your four wheels. (youtube)
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Twelve Days Of Christmas : as sung and customised by the cast of Twin Peaks circa 1990. A disturbing new addition to your 2005 Halloween party mix! Note distinct lack of Lynchian subversiveness. via The Morning News
Its obesity talk time, again.
Its obesity talk time, again. "Once the fried dough embodiment of hot and fresh, Krispy Kreme has transformed its original glazed doughnut into a new frozen beverage for summer." You heard that right. A donut drink. The United States is still food innovator #1!
Dunkin' Donuts founder passes on -
Dunkin' Donuts founder passes on - From a single shop in Quincy, Mass. to over 5000 stores around the globe, William Rosenberg created what is probably world's most recognizable donut and coffee chain. (Well, maybe that's because I live in New England, where there's always a DD location within a block radius.) Rosenberg was 86.
Minneapolis declares war on Krispy Kreme.
Minneapolis declares war on Krispy Kreme. Maybe it's about time something like this happened. After all, considering how ever-growing food conglomerates like Starbucks and McDonald's always seem to be getting attacked from all sides, it's sort of surprising Krispy Kreme has had so little trouble expanding.
The real story behind Krispy Kreme mania
The real story behind Krispy Kreme mania The Minneapolis Star-Tribune has become an object of derision in some journalism circles (scroll down a bit) for sending *four* reporters to cover the opening of a Krispy Kreme. In fact, it was just the latest victim of a carefully orchestrated campaign by KK and its p.r. minions (that first link is a PDF).
Cop uses helicopter for doughnut run,
Cop uses helicopter for doughnut run, gets investigated. Any real life incident involving cops & doughnuts is farcical. But should this guy be disciplined? Cops use their cruisers for this purpose all the time. Maybe he shouldn't have had the pilot land in a open field, though. Also debatable: why am I reading about cops & doughnuts at 11pm on a Fri. night?
Important Massachusetts Legislation
Important Massachusetts Legislation shown here makes me pruod to live in the Commonwealth...
How much would you pay
How much would you pay for a giant donut? Don't answer yet. What if that donut were not 7, not 9, but 14" in diameter? Now how much would you pay? $10? $20? $25? Best Donut Man of New York will deliver a giant 14" donut to your doorstep for a mere $43.95 (which includes overnight delivery)! Now if only I could find someone to deliver a garbage can size cup of coffee and some throwrug sized napkins, I'd be totally set.
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"It went really well today," said Bailey, who hit five of six field goals during a morning kicking scrimmage at Sanford Stadium. "The one I missed, I hit it real well. I'm hitting the ball solid, so that's a good confidence builder."
Freshman walk-on Brandon Coutu had moved ahead of Bailey, who is on scholarship, in the first week of practice, and Coach Mark Richt said he hoped Monday's scrimmage would solidify the situation. However, Coutu missed two of his six kicks, as did Dublin walk-on Brian Mimbs, said assistant coach David Johnson, who coordinates the field goal team.
"We really know less now than we did before," Richt said. "If Coutu had just drilled them all and Andy had struggled, it might have been over."
Johnson said, "We'll keep going. It's still a good competition."
Mimbs has impressed Johnson with his demeanor but is not a serious candidate for the field goal job because he's still learning to kick off the ground, rather than off a tee as he did in high school, Johnson said. Mimbs still is battling Coutu for the starting kickoff spot. Bailey has the strongest leg of any of the three kickers but has struggled with his placement on kickoffs, said Johnson.
The strength of Bailey's leg and Coutu's accuracy leave the possibility that Georgia will go with Coutu for field goals of fewer than 40 yards and Bailey for longer kicks, Johnson said. However, Richt said he doubted the Bulldogs would use two field goal kickers.
"After about 45 yards, I think I have the stronger leg," said Bailey, who added he made a 53-yard field goal in warmups. "I feel confident about kicking from that far out. That's why I think I have a good chance of getting in."
Coutu, who only remembered missing one of Monday's six kicks, talked like a man who knew he let an opportunity slip away.
"I don't think anything final was determined," he said. "This (competition) has been going on for a year now. I don't think they've been waiting for this Monday to decide who's going to be the starting kicker. I feel pretty good, and I'm sure Andy does, too."
Georgia will hold another full speed kicking scrimmage on Friday, but Richt said the field goal battle could go until the season opens on Sept. 4 against Georgia Southern.
"It may work its way into the season," Richt said. "If it stays this tight, somebody will start out, and we'll have another guy ready to go if we need him."
The eventual reward for the winner of this competition will be a spot replacing the SEC's all-time leader in field goals and scoring by a kicker, Billy Bennett. Last season, Bennett hit 31 field goals, setting a single-season NCAA record.
The prospect of filling his shoes clearly has Georgia's coaches worried. The team's kickers are getting more individual attention on the field and in the film room than they have any other year during Richt's three-year tenure, Johnson said.
Bailey said he understands the pressure that will come with replacing Bennett, but, for now, he's concentrating only on his chance of doing that -- a chance that may have been salvaged Monday.
"I showed I can kick on Saturdays," he said.


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The Citizenship Initiative (CI) is an ambitious effort to qualitatively advance our ability to research and address issues of global governance and identity in different areas of the world including West Africa and the Middle East. CI has developed several tools to measure levels of tribalism and citizenship across countries. These tools allow users access to interactive maps where they can explore the implications of research results. In this continued research CI seeks to increase the understanding of religion, women's status, and identity as it relates to areas of citizenship and global governance. The Citizenship Initiative sponsors seminars and speaker series', conducts workshops and conferences, and supports interdisciplinary collaborations with other departments and faculty. Visit our website at www.citizenshipinitiative.org.
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The Islamic State: On the ground in Iraq Derek Harvey on 60 Minutes, Sept 21, 2014
The threat of regional war Derek Harvey on 60 minutes, Sept 21, 2014
Is Obama right to rule out U.S. ground combat? Derek Harvey on PBS Newshour, Sept 17th, 2014
President Obama visit heightens security, hassles Karla Stevenson on ABC Action News, Sept 16th, 2014
Can U.S. mobilize regional allies to fight Islamic State? Derek Harvey on PBS Newshour, Sept 15th, 2014
USF Professor reacts to Obama's ISIS speech Derek Harvey on News Channel 8, Sept 10th, 2014
USF professor: Israel-Hamas cease-fire won't solve conflict Derek Harvey on Bay News 9, Aug 27th 2014
Does the current U.S. military intervention underestimate the Islamic State? Derek Harvey on PBS Newshour, Aug 8th, 2014
How Iran is pushing U.S. aside in IraqDerek Harvey on CNN Opinion, July 7th, 2014
Will ISIS target Jordan next?Derek Harvey on CNN, June 24th, 2014.
How ISIL capitalized on vulnerabilities of Iraq's security forcesDerek Harvey on PBS News Hour, June 24, 2014.
The Lesson of the SurgeDerek Harvey in New American foundation, June 24, 2014.
Did the U.S. underestimate ISIS? Derek Harvey on The Situation Room, June 23, 2014.
In Iraq crisis, a familiar Washington chorus emerges: Why didn't anyone see this coming? Derek Harvey in The Washington Post, June 19, 2014.
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During the five-day camp, the girls formed 10 teams, each of which was assigned a type of business to fulfill the needs of "Dreamville, USA," residents. Businesses ranged from tech companies to a health care provider, and from an arts boutique to television and radio stations.
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Students Earn Industry Certification
For the second consecutive year, more than 50 Pennsylvania College of Technology students proved their computer-aided design prowess by passing a prominent industry certification test.
The students successfully completed the Certified SolidWorks Associate exam. SolidWorks is a 3-D modeling, computer-aided software program employed by more than 3 million product designers and engineers worldwide. It is one of several 3-D modeling software applications used by students enrolled in Penn College's engineering design technology and industrial design bachelor-degree majors and the engineering CAD technology associate degree.
"We are so proud of the students," said Katherine A. Walker, assistant professor and department head of engineering design technology. "Their performance on the exam reflects not only their hard work in the classroom, but their sincere dedication to the field. The certification will certainly help them stand out in the job market upon graduation."
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PPL Gifts to Penn College Bring STEM Activities to High Schoolers
PPL is providing financial support for Pennsylvania College of Technology programs designed to provide educational experience in science, math, engineering and technology to high school students.
The gifts, totaling $5,500, will support a summer camp for high school girls and a program that offers Penn College courses in Pennsylvania high schools.
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College Preps Dual-Enrollment Partners for Coming Year
On May 17-18, the College Transitions Office hosted the 135 secondary teachers who will teach Penn College NOW courses to their high school students in 2016-17. The teachers spent the morning attending sessions on "Academic Resources for Students and Teachers," led by Monica A. McCarty, the college's dual enrollment specialist, and librarian Helen L. Yoas; and "Instructional Strategies to Nurture Student Learning and Motivation," taught by Pat Scheib, academic skills specialist in Penn College's Academic Success Center. The secondary teachers spent the afternoon meeting in groups with their Penn College faculty liaisons about the courses they'll teach next school year. Thirty-eight Penn College faculty members serve as liaisons for the program. "Secondary teachers in attendance came from each of our 40 partners across the state and teach Penn College NOW courses connected with every academic school on campus," said McCarty, who coordinated and hosted the event with colleagues Brigette M. Cleary, secretary to academic services and college transitions, and Laura M. Machak, college transitions specialist. The professional development is a requirement of the college's accreditation through the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships. Penn College NOW is one of only two accredited dual-enrollment programs in Pennsylvania.
Photos by Tia G. La, student photographer
Last updated May 19, 2016 | Posted in College Transitions, Events, Faculty & Staff | Leave a comment
Hands-On Visit Lets Middle-Schoolers Jump-Start Career Aspirations
More than 1,040 students and chaperones from seven area middle schools visited Tuesday, exploring a wide variety of technical careers through hands-on activities, tours of facilities, and discussions with Penn College students and faculty. Career Day, organized by the College Transitions Office is held each spring and fall; the next program, for students in ninth through 12th grade, will be held Oct. 13.
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K-12 Educators Invited to May 3 Public Media Conference
History provides clues for solving present-day challenges. Math explains the mystery behind technology. Communication helps individuals work together to build rich and rewarding lives. Incorporating practical experiences and career exploration into lesson planning can help students apply basic theories and find areas of interest that could lead to future career interests.
Teachers, guidance counselors, administrators and home-schooling parents in Northeast Pennsylvania and the Central Susquehanna Valley are invited to take part in "Working Class: Connecting Classrooms & Careers" on Tuesday, May 3, from 9-11 a.m., at WVIA Public Media Studios in Pittston.
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Science Festival Opens Fifth-Graders' Eyes to Wondrous Possibilities
About 1,500 fifth-grade students from 11 school districts in Lycoming and surrounding counties attended Thursday's Science Festival at Penn College. Co-hosted by College Transitions and the Williamsport/Lycoming Chamber of Commerce, the event offered youngsters a peek into math- and science-related career opportunities at a variety of campus locations throughout the day. Vendor exhibits continued for the public during the evening hours, filling the Field House with inquisitive elementary and middle school students and their families.
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First National Bank Donates to Programs That Benefit High-Schoolers
First National Bank recently donated $10,000 to two innovative Pennsylvania College of Technology initiatives.
FNB's Peter Bower, senior vice president and commercial banking team leader, and Chris Sullivan, vice president and market manager, delivered the gift to the college. The contribution was made through Pennsylvania's Educational Improvement Tax Credit program in support of the college's SMART Girls and Penn College NOW programs.
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Science Festival to Bring Hands-On Activities to Local Families
On Feb. 18, local families are invited to the Field House at Pennsylvania College of Technology to explore the wonders of science, technology, engineering and math through a variety of interesting and engaging activities.
The fifth annual Science Festival is scheduled from 5-8 p.m. and is sponsored by the college and the Williamsport/Lycoming Chamber of Commerce.
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Workshop for Teachers Emphasizes Creative Side of STEM
Learning looked a lot like play when more than 90 middle school educators from across Pennsylvania – and a few from other states – convened at Pennsylvania College of Technology to sit on the learning end of hands-on lessons that they can take back to school to help engage their students in science, technology, engineering and math topics.
According to a 2012 report by the President's Council of Advisors on Science & Technology, economic projections point to a need for approximately 1 million more STEM professionals than the U.S. will produce at the current rate over the next decade if the country is to retain its historical pre-eminence in science and technology.
"If we are truly preparing students at both the secondary and postsecondary levels, we are preparing them for 21st-century jobs," said Paul R. Watson, Penn College's dean of academic services and college transitions. "Twenty-first century jobs primarily focus on STEM."
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Last updated December 15, 2015 | Posted in College Transitions, Events, General Information |
Career-Readiness Conference Asks – and Answers – 'Have You Ever?'
More than 80 school counselors and other educators attended a College & Career Readiness Conference at Penn College on Nov. 20, where they learned about the emerging field of mechatronics, toured the college's programs, participated in hands-on learning activities, and gained insight that they can use as they guide students in making career and college decisions. The event is coordinated once each semester by the College Transitions Office.
Last updated November 25, 2015 | Posted in College Transitions, Events |
Penn College NOW Partners Attend Biannual Brainstorming
Penn College's College Transitions staff, who administer the Penn College NOW dual-enrollment program for high school students, held a twice-yearly meeting Wednesday with its school district partners. During fall meetings, Penn College personnel hear from the secondary schools that participate in Penn College NOW how the program is working and present changes that may be on the horizon. While here, secondary representatives choose the Penn College courses they'll offer to their students in the following academic year. Twenty-five secondary schools were represented at Wednesday's meeting.
Last updated October 22, 2015 | Posted in College Transitions, General Information |


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Saving lives by reading the rain
26 March 2014
A pilot rainfall Early Warning System (EWS) for disaster management — designed with Met Office input — looks set to make life safer in the mountainous north-west of Rwanda.
As is typical in the tropics, when it rains in Rwanda it really does pour. When torrential rainfall comes to the heavily populated Gishwati area, its effects can be devastating. Severe deforestation over recent decades has led to degraded mountain soil and erosion that not only cause fatal flash flooding, but treacherous landslides too.
Rising to the challenge through partnership
Designed to tackle one of Rwanda's most pressing public safety problems, the pilot rainfall EWS is a Met Office collaboration supporting multiple partners. These include Metéo Rwanda, the national meteorological office, as well as the Ministry of Disaster Management and Refugee Affairs (MIDIMAR) and the Rwanda Environmental Management Authority (REMA).
"Designed to tackle one of Rwanda's most pressing public safety problems, the pilot rainfall Early Warning System sees the Met Office supporting multiple partners."
Seasonal forecast training, which included a Regional Climate Outlook Forum - a first for Rwanda - is the second key strand of Met Office support.
Both initiatives follow preliminary work by the Met Office's Helen Ticehurst, who spent 2011 in Rwanda, focussing on capacity building.
"During her year, Helen started scoping out what an EWS might eventually look like," explains Bill Leathes, Met Office International Development Manager. "Having someone on the ground at that early stage was extremely useful."
The starting point: listening to users
Bill's Met Office team worked with Metéo Rwanda's Chief Forecaster Anthony Twahirwa and REMA's project manager Alphonse Mutabazi to first identify what rainfall information was needed. This 'bottom up' approach involved bringing service providers and users together through workshops and visits to disaster managers in the field. Previously, weather services were set up with little user engagement.
"For example, did users need to know what's going to happen in two hours, two days or throughout the rainy season?" says Bill. "By asking the right questions, we were able to come up with two main types of product: a five-day rainfall planner and a warning service for when conditions are looking particularly dangerous."
The five-day rainfall planner is now live and emailed out every six hours from Metéo Rwanda to all central ministries who are represented on the National Disaster Management Committee (DMC), as well as local DMC members. The warning service highlights specific events that could bring danger to lives and property.
Both services are designed to use existing communications systems, although there remains work to be done to maximise MIDIMAR's text-based infrastructure and network.
Making the most of EWS potential
Once the pilot EWS products were designed, there was still plenty to do. While Alphonse Mutabazi at REMA managed EWS matters outside the Met Office contract - including the procurement of 22 new automatic weather stations - the Met Office focused on developing standard operating procedures as part of the introduction of a quality management system.
"We've delivered a great deal of mentoring and training," adds Bill Leathes, "both for experienced forecasters as well as newly qualified people - a number of which had already trained with us through a previous project."
Looking ahead to 'Stage 2'
Although proof of the pilot's effectiveness will only come in the February to May rainy season, the Met Office and our Rwanda partners already have an eye to the future. Aspects of the EWS could be decentralised to district level. And new warning systems could focus on other weather threats such as lightning, fog or floods - as well as other geographical areas.
As EWS roles and responsibilities continue to be defined and refined, Rwanda's people face the future in a country that's thankfully not only now relatively peaceful and stable - but one where extreme weather threats are also being addressed.
Committed to Africa
Other Met Office projects in Africa have included:
New infrastructure and services for Sierra Leone
A United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) contract saw the Met Office help to rebuild Sierra Leone's war-shattered weather capabilities involving site selection, automatic weather system (AWS) design and procurement, and technical training.
Climate Science Research Partnership
The CSRP involves the Department for International Development (DFID) and Met Office Hadley Centre joining forces with various African organisations to improve understanding and prediction of the African climate to help alleviate poverty.
Supporting the global Regional Climate Outlook Forums initiative
Regional Climate Outlook Forums covering the Greater Horn of Africa (GHACOF), Southern Africa (SARCOF), West Africa (PRESAO) and Central Africa (PRESAC) see the Met Office bringing together diverse experts to improve climate outlook capability - and make best use of the outputs.
Support for the WMO's Severe Weather Forecasting Demonstration Project (SWFDP) in East Africa
The Met Office Global Guidance Unit is helping regional meteorological centres in Nairobi and Dar Es Salaam make the most of Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP) to improve severe weather forecasting in Burundi, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda.
The Ada Consortium in Kenya
Funded by DFID, the Ada consortium includes the Met Office, Kenya Meteorological Service and NGO (Non-Governmental Organisation) partners - working to improve the production and delivery of weather and climate information services, particularly seasonal climate information and its communication in Kenya's arid north-eastern counties.
Other Met Office capacity building projects have included installing TV weather studios and other facilities across Africa.
Outside of Africa, the Met Office installed a TV weather studio for the Dominica Meteorological Service.
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Just had a big surprise come into our lives. That's why I have been gone for a couple of years.
You see this surprise took/takes a lot of work, care, time and effort. But he is oh-so-worth it.
Oops! Did I give it away? Our surprise is another son. Littlest Man.
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Also, the Big Man just celebrated his 40th birthday. And we just celebrated 14 years together. OK, we really just said, "Happy Anniversary" and got back to working on "stuff."
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Wait! If you're not listening then you can't hear/read this. So why am I writing it? Hmmm. Is this that tree falling in the woods thing?
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In brief: A review of buzz at the recent Mobile Marketing Forum (MMF) event in Berlin and a closer look at clever campaigns (Coke, P&G, BMW, Lufthansa) suggest pent-up demand for advertising approaches (services) that make our lives more livable.
Mobile advertising must deliver value.
It's the key takeaway that has run through each of the 20+ industry events I have attended/chaired over the past year like a leitmotiv. However, the value of mobile advertising is changing.
At first, many brands/agencies were convinced that their value proposition was inextricably linked to their level of cool. In line with this mindset, they focused on fun campaigns around free content such as branded games, ringtones and images, as well as some viral elements people could pass around to their friends.
The strategy has paid dividends for brands such as Coca-Cola.
A textbook example is the Fanta Stealth Sound System, which harnessed high-pitched frequencies that are audible only to youth thus providing young people a new way to communicate with each other without adults listening in. Another campaign that generated buzz (and impressive results) was Fanta Virtual Tennis. The world's first 3D augmented reality tennis game let players use their mobile devices as tennis racquets to hit a virtual ball.
At Mobile Marketing Forum (MMF) Europe, Hinde Pagani, Coca-Cola Senior Mobile Marketing Manager, Global Interactive Marketing, treated attendees to a string of case studies that included these gems. But the real excitement was about simple SMS campaigns that employed a mechanism known as UTC, or under the cap (unique codes inserted under each soft drink bottle cap) to engage people and increase brand trust.
Coke still offers its demographic fun, free content. (It boasts three iPhone apps, including a runaway success that has been downloaded 500,000 times in two months – without promotion!) But it's campaigns that combine free content with free airtime that are the real crowd-pleasers. In fact, this winning combination has allowed Coke in India to count a whopping 5 million responses in just four months. Coke in Germany has also run a similar campaign, offering customers three minutes or three SMS free of charge.
Read between the lines, and value has new meaning. It's still about delivering cool content, but it's also about delivering a service that teens (and their parents) appreciate. As Hinde put it: "(With these campaigns) we gain teens' trust and please their moms."


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Special Seminar
Friday October 28, 12:00 – 12:50 p.m., UW Medicine South Lake Union, Bldg C, Orin Smith Auditorium
Adam Wilcox, PhD, FACMI
Title: Electronic Health Data in a Value-Based Environment
Congratulations, Dr. Masys!
Dr. Dan Masys has been appointed co-chair of a new National Library of Medicine (NLM) Strategic Planning effort that will develop a ten-year vision for NLM resources and services in support of discovery and translational science, health and healthcare, and informatics. Dr. Masys is a member of the NLM Board of Regents, which will oversee the year-long planning process that will involve face-to-face meetings and solicit online input from a broad range of users.
Special Seminar
Friday October 14, 12:00 – 12:50 p.m., UW Medicine South Lake Union, Bldg C, Orin Smith Auditorium
Daniel R. Masys, MD
Title: NIH Data Science: Past, Present, Future
September 23, 2016
Congratulations to Drs. Anne Turner and Sean Mooney who were elected to membership in ACMI (the American College of Medical Informatics) which is a college of elected fellows who have made significant and sustained contributions to the field of biomedical informatics: https://www.amia.org/programs/acmi-fellowship
Congratulations to Dr. Bill Lober!
mPOWEr investigators Dr. Bill Lober (Professor, UW School of Nursing/Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Sciences, School of Medicine/Biomedial Informatics and Medical Education, School of Public Health/Division of Global Health) and Dr. Heather Evans (Associate Professor, UW School of Medicine Department of Surgery) are co-PIs on a newly received five year award under the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's Safe Healthcare, Epidemiology, and Prevention Research Development (SHEPheRD) Program.
The SHEPheRD program is a broad initiative of the Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion (DHQP) to provide healthcare epidemiology prevention research, implementation, evaluation, surveillance and medication safety studies under an Indefinite Deliverables Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) mechanism. The award allows the University of Washington to respond as prime contractor to CDC proposals in the focus area of healthcare information technology development, implementation, and services (SHEPheRD Domain 5). Specific UW activities under Domain 5 will likely include applying multidisciplinary (Surgery, Biomedical Informatics, Nursing) expertise to healthcare data surveillance and management, including the development of new data sources and methods to identify hospital acquired infections, particularly post-surgical events.
Special Seminar
Monday, September 19, 10-11 a.m., UW Medicine South Lake Union, Bldg C, Orin Smith Auditorium
(livestream at tcs.slu.washington.edu; video will be labeled as "BIME Special Guest: Dr. Iain Buchan" with a red dot in the top left hand corner)
Title: Whose Precision (Medicine)? Patient, Prescriber, Provider, Payer or Public?
Abstract: In the quest to harness "big data" for better healthcare, major investments in "precision medicine" (stratified and personalised medicine) are seeking biomarkers of the mechanisms underlying various diseases. Professor Buchan will give examples of where discoveries have been made about subgroups of disease risk in asthma and allergies from novel analytic approaches to phenotype data, which can be used to guide related biological research in more specific and sensitive ways. Looking toward a future of more predictive analytics around personal health information, Professor Buchan will consider the point at which an individual's health avatar might say "no" to a healthcare provider's care pathway – a collision of equipoise – and how (academic) health systems might prepare for this.
Speaker's Bio: Dr. Iain Buchan is Professor in Public Health Informatics and leads the Centre for Health Informatics at the University of Manchester. He directs the MRC Health eResearch Centre of the UK's Farr Institute for Health Informatics Research (www.herc.ac.uk) and originated the Connected Health Cities UK network of learning health systems. He holds qualifications in Clinical Medicine, Pharmacology, Biostatistics, Public Health and Health Informatics, and leads a multi-disciplinary team developing and applying health data science methodology. He also writes software (e.g. www.statsdirect.com). Internationally, he is a Fellow of the American College of Medical Informatics and works through WHO, IMIA and other networks towards toward a future of more globally interoperable modelling with large-scale health data - for discovery science, for actionable analytics in health systems, and for citizen-driven healthcare.
August 8-12, 2016
July 25-29, 2016
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Gang Luo will be starting in BIME as an Associate Professor on September 19th. He obtained his Ph.D. in Computer Science with a minor in Mathematics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2004. Between 2004 and 2012, he was a Research Staff Member at the IBM T.J. Watson research center. From 2012 to 2016, he was a faculty member in the Department of Biomedical Informatics of the School of Medicine at the University of Utah. His research interests include health/clinical informatics (software system design/development and data analytics), big data, information retrieval, database systems, and machine learning with a focus on health applications. He invented the first method for automatically explaining prediction/classification results for any machine learning model without degrading accuracy.
He has also developed the questionnaire-guided intelligent medical search engine iMed, an intelligent personal health record, and SQL and compiler progress indicators. He just had an NIH R21 grant "Predicting Appropriate Admission of Bronchiolitis Patients in the Emergency Room" funded with multiple other grants under review. He was named the Vice President Clinical and Translational Research Scholar at the University of Utah. Dr. Luo has authored over 50 peer-reviewed papers (most as first author as well as senior/corresponding author), and holds over two dozen patents.
Nationally and internationally Dr. Luo has served on scientific review panels for grants, was scientific reviewer for eleven conferences and nineteen journals, served on twenty-four scientific program committees for meetings, and was chair of an international conference. He is associate editor for the journal Network Modeling and Analysis in Health Informatics and Bioinformatics, is on the editorial board for International Journal of Respiratory and Pulmonary Medicine and is on the editorial board for the Springer Health Information Science book series. Dr. Luo enjoys interacting with people from various areas and is interested in combining advanced computing techniques, mathematical theory, and healthcare knowledge to improve the daily lives of people.
July 11-15, 2016
We are pleased to announce that after a national search, Pamela Nagasawa, PhD, has accepted a faculty position as Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education, in the division of Medical Education and Evaluation, effective July 1, 2016.
Dr. Nagasawa received her Bachelor of Science degrees in Physics and Chemistry from Westminster College (Salt Lake City, UT) in 1992. She received a Masters of Education (2002) and PhD (2010) in Science Education from the University of Washington College of Education, Curriculum and Instruction. She became an Acting Instructor in BIME in November of 2010, and from July, 2014 until the present she has been an Acting Assistant Professor of BIME, both in the Division of Medical Education and Evaluation.
Dr. Nagasawa will be active in Dentistry RIDE/regional affairs related academic program development, teaching, and evaluation. She will also work with Academic Affairs in Dentistry in the areas of new curriculum evaluation, school-wide longitudinal evaluation, assessment, and faculty development.
Dr. Nagasawa's areas of interest are in health professional curriculum development and program evaluation, with a focus on the development of rural and underserved workforces and preparation of students to work with diverse patient populations in external community rotations. Projects she has underway utilize both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, and include a) examining the climate and culture of learning environments from a student learning and faculty teaching perspective; b) the use of self-reflection in clinical rotations; and c) assessing indicators that influence and inform the professional identity development of students that choose to enter a rural and/or underserved workforce. Her research will support the expansion of the dental school program regionally.
Dr. Nagasawa will serve as Director of Educational Development and Evaluation in Dentistry, a role which is highly synergistic with her teaching roles and her research direction.
Doug Schaad, Professor and Division Head of Medical Education and Evaluation, has been elected to a second two-year term on the University of Washington Faculty Senate. Congratulations, Dr. Schaad!
The Executive Committee of the Academic Forum approved the formation of The Community of Clinical Informatics Program Directors (CCIPD) of the Academic Forum of AMIA at the InSpire conference last week. CCIPD will provide a forum for training programs, aspiring training programs, and other interested parties to exchange information and ideas to support these purposes. BIME Associate Professor Michael Leu, MD, was chosen as Elected Member-At-Large. Congratulations, Dr. Leu!
PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS
Buck Louis G, Backonja U, Schliep K, Sun L, Peterson CM, Chen Z. Women's Reproductive History Prior to the Diagnosis of Incident Endometriosis. J of Women's Health. 2016 [ahead of print].
June 13th, 2016
Congratulations to Cheryl Lee!
On June 3, Cheryl Lee successfully defended her dissertation titled, "A Knowledge-based System for Intelligent Support in Pharmacogenomics Evidence Assessment: Ontology-driven Evidence Representation, Retrieval, Classification and Interpretation". Her supervisory committee was chaired by Dr. Peter Tarzcy-Hornoch and included Drs. John Horn, James Brinkley, and Emily Devine. Congratulations, Cheryl!
Congratulations to Dr. Michael Semanik!
Also on June 3, Mike Semanik successfully defended his MS thesis titled, "The Development of a Pediatric Acute Kidney Injury Clinical Phenotype and Its Use as a Predictive Model," with is supervisory committee chaired by Dr. Meliha Yetisgen. His committee also included Drs. David Crosslin and Sangeeta Hingorani. He will move to the University of Wisconsin in late summer. Congratulations to Mike!
Congratulations to Wen-Wai Yim!
On June 7, Wen-Wai Yim successfully defended her dissertation titled, "Information extraction from clinical and radiology notes for liver cancer staging." Her supervisory committee was chaired by Dr. Meliha Yetisgen and included Drs. Gina-Anne Levow, Fei Xia, Lucy Vanderwende, and Sharon Kwan. Wen-Wai will soon return to the Bay Area to start a post-doc position at Stanford University. Congratulations, Wen-Wai!
Congratulations to Justin McReynolds!
On June 8, Justin successfully defended his MS thesis titled, "Open-source Computerized Patient-reported Outcomes for Clinical Care: Case Studies Illustrating Fifteen Years of Evolution,"with his supervisory committee chaired by Dr. William Lober. His committee also included Drs. Donna Berry and Heidi Crane.
Justin plans to continue at his work at UW as the ongoing technical lead of cPRO development.
Congratulations, Justin!
On June 10, the Biomedical and Health Informatics Graduate Program held its annual End of Year Celebration at the University of Washington Husky Union Building (HUB). The celebration included a graduation ceremony for the following students and postdoctoral fellows who successfully completed the BHI program this academic year.
Doctor of Philosophy in Biomedical and Health Informatics
Paul Fearn
Rebecca Hazen
Chia-Ju (Cheryl) Lee
Wen-Wai Yim
Master of Science in Biomedical and Health Informatics
Justin McReynolds
Michael Semanik, MD
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Biomedical and Health Informatics
Uba Backonja, PhD RN
Andrew D. Miller, PhD
Please join BHI in congratulating the Class of 2016!
Congratulations to Dr. Annie Chen and Dr. Uba Backonja!
The End of Year Celebration also included the presentation of our annual awards. BIME professor Annie Chen, PhD, was honored with the 2015-16 Excellence in Teaching Award in Biomedical and Health Informatics. This award recognized a core BHI instructor who demonstrated excellence in teaching a core course during this academic year and was selected by vote by first-year students who took the core curriculum. Dr. Chen taught BIME 598: Consumer Health and Informatics and BIME 554: Biomedical Information Interactions and Design.
BHI postdoctoral fellow Uba Backonja, PhD RN, was honored with BHI's inaugural Best Colloquium Award. This award recognized a BHI student or postdoctoral fellow for excellence in organizing, leading, and facilitating a BIME 591 colloquium with faculty sponsorship during this academic year and was also selected by student vote. Uba taught the colloquium "Health Disparities and Informatics" in spring quarter.
Congratulations to our award winners!
Hartzler AL, Weis B, Cahill C, Pratt W, Park A, Backonja U, McDonald D. Design and usability of interactive user profiles for online health communities. ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction (ToCHI). 2016;23(3): Article 15. doi:10.1145/2903718
Diane Korngiebel faculty announment
We are delighted to announce that Diane Korngiebel, DPhil, has accepted a faculty position as Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education, effective May 1, 2016.
Dr. Korngiebel is a bioethicist who works at the intersection of bioethics, genomic medicine, and informatics. Dr. Korngiebel received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Washington in 1997 in History and a Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in History from the University of Oxford in 2005. She joined the University of Washington in December, 2010, as an Acting Instructor in the Department of Biomedical Informatics and Medical Education (BIME), and from July, 2014, until the present she has been an Acting Assistant Professor of BIME, both appointments in the Division of Medical Education and Evaluation.
Dr. Korngiebel is supported by a K01 Mentored Career Development Award through the Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of genomic research (ELSI) program at the National Human Genome Research Institute. The end product of the K award is an electronic clinical decision-support tool for Lynch Syndrome screening. Lynch Syndrome is a heritable condition that confers a high lifetime risk of certain cancers, particularly colorectal and endometrial.
Dr. Korngiebel's future work will continue to explore and address issues related to decision support from the perspectives of key stakeholders, including patients and clinicians. Her focus is on two areas of importance to precision medicine: 1. bringing implementation science into the process of creating and successfully deploying genetic-related precision medicine interventions in clinical practice and 2. incorporating bioethical approaches into the development of clinical and patient decision support with a view to more fully fostering shared decision-making.
Pollack A, Backonja U, Miller AD, Mishra S, Khelifi M, Kendall L, Pratt W. Closing the Gap: Supporting Patients' Transition to Self-Management after Hospitalization. Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI'16): 5324-5336. doi:10.1145/2858036.2858240
Sonali R. Mishra, Shefali Haldar, Ari H. Pollack, Logan Kendall, Andrew D. Miller, Maher Khelifi, and Wanda Pratt. 2016. "Not Just a Receiver": Understanding Patient Behavior in the Hospital Environment. In Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI '16). ACM, New York, NY, USA, 3103-3114. DOI=http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2858036.2858167
Demiris G. Consumer Health Informatics: Past, Present, and Future of a Rapidly Evolving Domain. Yearb Med Inform. 2016 May 20;25(Suppl. 1). [Epub ahead of print]
Lazar A, Thompson HJ, Demiris G. Design Recommendations for Recreational Systems Involving Older Adults Living With Dementia. J Appl Gerontol. 2016 Apr 22. [Epub ahead of print]
Marie Vrablik, MD MCR; Karl Jablonowski, MS; Steve Mitchell, MD; Tak Watase, MD MBA; Ken Linnau, MD. Time and Workflow Barriers to Obtaining a Spine MRI from the Emergency Department. UW Patient Safety Improvement Program. Poster Presentation. 2016.
Lerouge C, Sayre G, Rubenstein V. L., Frogner B, Snyder C, Sangameswaran S, Strategies to Promote a Healthcare Data Informed Culture to Improve Access. Paper Accepted for Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS 2016) TREO Talk Session
Backonja U, Robledo CA, Wallace ME, Flores KF, Kiely M. Reproductive health knowledge among African American women enrolled in a clinic-based randomized control trial to reduce psychosocial risk, Project DC-HOPE. Women's Health Issues 2016. doi:10.1016/j.whi.2016.03.005
Janice Sabin to be 2016 Samuel Kelly Distinguished Faculty Lecturer
BIME Associate Professor Janice Sabin, PhD, has been invited to give the UW 2016 Samuel Kelly Distinguished Faculty Lecture on Friday, April 8 from 6-7 p.m. at the http://www.washington.edu/diversity/tribal-relations/intellectual-house/. The title of the lecture is: Hidden Bias in Health Care: A Reflection on 10 Years of Health Care Disparities Research.
The Samuel Kelly Distinguished Faculty Lecture is held annually. For the first time it will be part of UW parent weekend. http://www.washington.edu/omad/samuel-e-kelly-lecture/. The lecture is free, but advance registration is requested. REGISTER HERE.
Carpenter DM, Geryk LL, Chen AT, Nagler RH, Dieckmann NF, Han PKJ. Conflicting health information: a critical research need. Health Expectations. Forthcoming.
Chen AT, Zhu S-H, Conway M. Using interactive visual analytics to facilitate sense-making about health-related online discussions. Oral presentation accepted to the International Society for Research on Internet Interventions (ISRII) 8th Scientific Meeting 2016; Seattle, WA.
Neal ML, Carlson BE, Thompson CT, James RC, Kim KG, Tran K, Crampin EJ, Cook DL, Gennari JH. Semantics-based composition of integrated cardiomyocyte models motivated by real-world use cases. PLoS One. 2015;10(12):e0145621. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0145621. PubMed PMID: 26716837.
BHI student Laura Kneale, MS, was selected for the 2015 Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Foundation Doctorate Scholarship. She will be attending the HIMSS Awards & Recognition Gala at HIMSS16 at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, where she will be recognized. The HIMSS Foundation annually awards scholarships to HIMSS student members who have achieved academic excellence and have the potential to be future leaders in the healthcare information and management systems industry.
BIME lecturer David Masuda, MD, MS, was nominated for the University of Washington's Distinguished Teaching Award for Innovation with Technology. The award recognizes a current faculty member for improving student learning or engagement through an approach that leverages technology, and is the highest teaching distinction a faculty member can receive at the University.


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|This cookie season, girls and volunteers can earn a special patch for boothing, doing a walkabout, volunteering at a cupboard, or hosting a lemonade stand in the rain.
- For girls and volunteer in troops, the troop cookie chair or troop leader must request their patches.
- For non-troop girls (Juliettes), a parent or guardian must request their patch.
- For adult cupboard volunteers, the volunteer can request their own patch or request it through their troop cookie chair.
Use this e-form to report your rainy day "work day" and request your patch.
One patch per person per season, on your honor please.
Patches will be distributed with all cookie season rewards.
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Register and title a vehicle
You or your business must register and title at a DMV office any vehicle you own or lease. A registration doesn't need to be in the owner's name, or for only one person. Auto dealers can register and title a vehicle for you, and issue plates (they can charge a fee for this). Most vehicles must comply with California emission standards.
Are or were you in the Armed Forces? See Military & Veteran Resources, and thank you for your service!
What documents do I need to bring to the DMV?
Here's what you need to bring
original title (or other proof of ownership) 1
current NYS Insurance ID card (auto liability insurance) 2
bill of sale and proof of sales tax payment / sales tax form 3
NYS driver license, permit, non-driver ID, or other proof of identity 4
payment for fees and taxes or proof of an exemption
completed Vehicle Registration Application (MV-82)
If you register for a business or organization, bring proof of incorporation. 5
Print this checklist or watch a video which shows what you need to bring (starting on minute 1:55).
For quicker service, make a reservation online before visiting offices in New York City, Westchester, Nassau, Suffolk, Rockland, Onondaga or Albany Counties. See offices where this service is available.
Save time! Start your registration application online with E-ZVisit.
If you bought your vehicle through a private sale (not from a dealer), you may be able to complete your registration application online and print a barcoded form (MV-82EZ) we can quickly process at the DMV. Not everyone is eligible. 6 Get started with E-ZVisit.
What are the fees?
For most types of registrations the fees depend on the vehicle weight and where you live. When you register a vehicle for the first time, the total fees normally include
- the sales tax
- a vehicle plate fee or registration transfer fee
- a title certificate fee
- (in most counties) a vehicle use tax
- either a 1 or 2 year registration fee, depending on the type of registration
You can estimate the registration fees you will need to pay.
What methods of payment can I use?
You can use
- most credit cards, prepaid cards and debit cards that do not require a PIN 7
- cash
- a personal check or a money order payable to "Commissioner of Motor Vehicles"
You can split your payment between cash and check if you need.
What registration documents will the DMV give me?
At the DMV (or sent to you within 1-2 weeks after you register)
- 1 or 2 vehicle plates (unless you transfer the registration from another vehicle registered in New York)
- the registration sticker to put on the vehicle
- the registration document
- an inspection extension sticker (if you did not get the vehicle from a NYS automobile dealer) 8
If applicable, we will send you your new title certificate separately. Allow up to 90 days to receive it.
For quicker service, make a reservation online before visiting DMV offices in New York City, Westchester, Nassau, Suffolk, Rockland, Onondaga or Albany Counties.
Can I register a vehicle in New York if I am not a United States resident?
What do I need to know about the Vehicle Identification number on my vehicle or motorcycle?
In an effort to protect consumers, the DMV would like to inform you about New York State laws pertaining to vehicle identification numbers (also called VINs).
Where can I find more instructions for how to register and title my vehicle?
Read the Instructions Vehicle Registration / Titling Application (MV-82.1), and refer to the webpages listed on this page for specific information about registering various types of vehicles.
- 1. Cars, trucks, trailers & motorcycles
Model year 1973 or newer, either
- NYS Certificate of Title (original or certified copy, not a photocopy) with the transfer ownership section completed by the seller, or
- acceptable proof of ownership from another state (original or certified copy, not a photocopy)
Model year 1972 or older, either
- a NYS Transferable Registration (original or certified copy, not a photocopy) and bill of sale, or
- acceptable proof of ownership from another state (original or certified copy, not a photocopy)
See acceptable proofs for other vehicles (manufactured homes, boats, ATVs, snowmobiles, gifted vehicles, vehicles with deceased owners).
- 2.
Your insurance company will:
1) give you 2 barcoded original NYS Insurance ID cards (see a sample) or provide you with access to your digital electronic NYS Insurance ID Card
2) send an electronic notice of insurance coverage to the DMV (your insurance agent or broker cannot file this notice)
Your NYS Insurance ID cards and the electronic notice together verify your coverage. We need both.
You must register your vehicle within 180 days of the effective date on your Insurance ID Card. Bring one copy or form of your Insurance ID Card with you. The DMV office will keep the paper card. Keep the other paper card with the vehicle as your proof of insurance. Anyone operating your vehicle must be able to provide proof of insurance.
Learn more about NYS Insurance Requirements.
- 3.
Bill of sale
You can use the Vehicle Bill of Sale (MV-912) form, or create one that includes the
- vehicle year and make
- vehicle ID number (VIN) or hull ID (HIN)
- date of the sale
- purchase price
- names and signatures of buyer and seller
Make copies for your records. Give the original bill to DMV. A bill of sale is not an acceptable without other proofs of ownership. You need a bill of sale even if got the vehicle as a gift.
Sales tax payment
If you bought your vehicle from another person in a private sale, both you (the buyer) and the seller must complete the Statement of Transaction {Sales Tax Form} (DTF-802). The DMV calculates the tax and issues a payment receipt.
If you were not a resident of New York when you purchased the vehicle, use Sales Tax Exemption (DTF-803) to receive a non-resident exemption from NYS sales tax. The DTF-803 defines "non-resident" and "resident".
- 4.
You must provide proof of identity and date of birth. You must be at least 16 years old (except for ATV and boat registrations).
You can use a New York State
- driver license
- learner permit, or
- non-driver ID card
that is current or expired less than 2 years as proof of identity and age.
If you don't have one of these, see other kinds of proof you can use.
- 5. See Instructions for Vehicle Registration/Title Application (MV-82.1).
- 6.
You cannot use this service if
- you are not the vehicle owner
- you are registering for a corporate entity
- the vehicle is an ATV, boat, motorcycle, snowmobile, trailer or older than model year 1973
- the vehicle does not have a New York State issued title
- the vehicle is destroyed or damaged and the costs to repair is more than 75% of its retail value
- 7. American Express, Discover Card/Novus, MasterCard, VISA
- 8. The inspection extension sticker allows you 10 days from the registration date to get the vehicle inspected in New York. Any New York State or out-of-state inspection issued to the previous registrant is not valid after the vehicle is registered to you. You must have the vehicle inspected.


text: Electrical Life [reactable mind] by Vera M. van Bergh published on 2012-06-22T17:21:34Z This is a recording of our live-performance from the iPad version of reactable mobile for the reactable contest.2012. The winner will get a reactable. Hope you like our table, have fun! If you would like to help us win the reactable, then please follow the link below and "like" our song "Electrical Life" there - High-Energy-Thanx rolling to you!!! :-) http://www.reactable.com/community/table/1046 Genre dance Comment by Bernhard Popp klasse track!!! (y) 2015/01/09 10:24:44 +0000 Comment by Vera M. van Bergh ATTENTION!!! Please watch our "Electrical Life"-Track Video, too!! It`s also here on the site-player...Have a lot of fun with it! Love, Vera *) 2012/06/25 17:30:39 +0000 Comment by Vera M. van Bergh If you`d like to know what I am singing about in our track "Electrical LIfe"... here you are: Lyrics "Electrical Life": verse 1: virtual life is our life! I`m operating my fantasy power is on, open up your eyes give me hint, wanna play with me? you lift me up you get me high you carry me far out ahead of my time so unreal your intensity is giving a thrill to me! verse 2: virtual life is alive! I´m pushing forward your inner sense "never look back what is left behind" you got no meaning of your offense you lift me up you`re breaking free you carry me far and you`re driving me so unreal your intensity is giving a thrill to me! chorus: flickering eyes digital mind upload your soul electrical life I control your perfect skin leads me within turn on your light reactable and unaffectable that`s what you`re like! 2012/06/23 10:56:25 +0000


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Drug Profile Viewer
The drug profile viewer (DPV) is a secure, web-enabled application that provides authorized health care providers across the province with prescription drug claims information of 3.8 million Ontario Drug Benefit (ODB) and Trillium Drug Program (TDP) eligible Ontarians.
Since 2005, Ontario hospitals have been successfully using the DPV system, leading to requests for access by providers outside of hospital settings. As part of the government's provincial strategy to improve patient care, safety and access, eHealth Ontario is exploring ways to effectively bring prescription drug information to health care providers.
The ODB Program provides coverage to eligible recipients for more than 3,800 drug products. The DPV system is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Patient Benefits
- Contributes to increased patient safety and the prevention of adverse drug reactions
- Faster assessments and treatments
- Reduces the need to repeat medication information
- Access to drug history is immediate – in real time – and is simple and quick to use
Clinician Benefits
- Ability to access medication history even when patients are unable to communicate (e.g., unconscious, language barriers)
- Strong foundation for reconciling a patient's medication history
- Faster recognition and prevention of adverse drug reactions
- Potential for expedited medical assessments, allowing for a faster diagnosis
Recent Accomplishments
- The DPV system was deployed to all hospitals in Ontario and is providing value on a daily basis.
- Starting in August 2011, the DPV system was made available outside of hospital settings to a small number of community health centres as part of a limited rollout. Lessons learned from this and other initiatives will continue to inform provincial planning for the future.
Next Steps
- eHealth Ontario is working with the ministry on a plan to provide access to dispensed drug histories to providers using their point of care solutions such as regional or hospital portals, and electronic medical records (EMRs).


text: Located on Marbella's Golden Mile Senator Marbella Spa Hotel is just a 10-minute walk from Marbella Convention Centre. The historic town centre is around 2 km away.The elegant Senator Marbella Spa Hotel has a grand entrance hall with 2 panoramic lifts. Staff at the 24-hour reception can provide information about the area. Guests of the Senator Marbella Spa Hotel arrive within its magnificent lobby. The whole space can be viewed from its two panoramic elevators that rise to the rooms. The hall is the starting point for the rest of the Hotel: Outdoor pool located on the 7th floor with the best views in Marbella restaurant bar lounge pub. Marbella offers the highest concentration of golf courses in continental Europe 16 fields of the highest quality which has held numerous international events the city also has 4 berth marina where most luxurious ships in the Mediterranean. The Senator's modern rooms have smart wooden floors. Bathrooms come with toiletries and a hairdryer. TVs have digital cable and 3 international channels. A free bottle of water is provided on arrival. You can enjoy meals in the hotel's stylish restaurant and relax with a drink in the lounge-bar. A wide range of bars and restaurants can be found within a 5-minute walk. A rooftop pool with wonderful sea views can be found at this spa hotel. Situated 300 metres from Guadalpin Beach it offers a Wi-Fi zone and air-conditioned rooms with a 32-inch plasma TV. A free pass to the spa is offered to all guests of the hotel.