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Trails in Upstate NY
Long Pond Conservation Easement - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation
Found this site while driving up to college.
Never know what your gonna find until ya open up your eyes! My friend and i spent about an hour on these trails and never came to the end of one... They seem to just keep branching out.
Anyone got any other info on these trails?
Where are they located the website won't load on my phone?
Im interested, what road is it off of?
This looks cool, anyone check it out yet?
Figures, only a 6 hr drive from lower ny.
It looks like maybe a three hour drive from Cortland, looks like there is plenty of camping room too! will look for some fishing spots.
im just excited there is something in my state! nice ride out, and can camp, ride trails, sounds great to me! thanx for the heads up! And please, any more info any1 has on this, please share! :) i will do the same! c'mom warmer weather!!
Interested in checking these trails out, but easily a 6 hour drive from back at home so we will see.
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I just camped here this weekend, pretty nice area. I took number 8 road to number 12( long pond road) where the wife and I set up at the campsite. Roads in are unforgiving, rough and washed out. We went in roughly 10 miles and it took at least an hour and a half. Nice place, not a place I'll bother going back to.
Attached the only pics I have that isn't a panoramic of the area lol.
Anyone else try these out? Wondering how they made out.
I used to drive in there a lot before the state got it. They're just plain old dirt roads, maintained fairly well at the time by the timber company. At that time only the timber company, loggers, and leased private club members used them except for snowmobiling season.
All in all, not challenging, might be nice just to get away from the main roads and camp and hit a trout stream. Some nice copper colored water with trout up there.
Anyone been there this summer or fall? I might go up this spring and check it out after the snow melts.
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I originally wrote this to contribute to jmsmith's "Enough To Last A Lifetime" collaboration, as an origin story to the world his story was taking place in, but it looks like he's removed his Protagonize account (?). I think my section works fine as a stand-alone story though, and I am pretty happy with how it turned out, so I still wanted to post it, although I won't be adding anything more to it.
It was said that the world started with two dragons that flew among the stars. The dragons glided on the breath of the firmament, the glittering heavenly bodies calling out to them, singing to them, loving them for their beauty and power and freedom. The dragons sang back to the stars, loving them too, and loving each other.
They flew through their starry realm, swimming through the silky stuff of space and time until they reached a star that did not call out, did not sing to them. Curious, they stopped at the dim star. Unlike the other stars, this one was hard and cold and silent. This broken star saddened the dragons, made them pity it, and they decided to spill a bit of their own star-blood onto the planet to revive it.
The planet came to life, but much to the dragons' surprise, it sang its own song, unique from that of the stars. Its song was composed of thousands of different voices, small on their own, but becoming strong when singing together. New voices were added to the planet every day, each one adding their own aria to the composition. From the blood of the star-dragons had come plants and animals, and other dragons.


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WASHINGTON – The Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved a Johnson & Johnson tuberculosis drug that is the first new medicine to fight the deadly infection in more than four decades.
The agency approved J&J's pill, Sirturo, for use with older drugs to fight a hard-to-treat strain of tuberculosis that has not responded to other medications. However, the agency cautioned that the drug carries risks of potentially deadly heart problems and should be prescribed carefully by doctors.
Roughly one-third of the world's population is estimated to be infected with the bacteria causing tuberculosis. The disease is rare in the U.S., but kills about 1.4 million people a year worldwide. Of those, about 150,000 succumb to the increasingly common drug-resistant forms of the disease. About 60 percent of all cases are concentrated in China, India, Russia and Eastern Europe.
Sirturo, known chemically as bedaquiline, is the first medicine specifically designed for treating multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. That's a form of the disease that cannot be treated with at least two of the four primary antibiotics used for tuberculosis.
The standard drugs used to fight the disease were developed in the 1950s and 1960s.
"The antibiotics used to treat it have been around for at least 40 years and so the bacterium has become more and more resistant to what we have," said Chrispin Kambili, global medical affairs leader for J&J's Janssen division.
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If you really mean 1.0.5, you should be pointing at this folder (yes, the numbers are right): http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/latest-aviary1.0.1/ This link points to the nightlies built from the source code used to make 1.0.4. Any changes going in to 1.0.5 will show up there. The last test builds officially made available for 1.0.5 are listed here: http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/qa/archives/2005/06/firefox_105_tes.html Your link points to the alpha nightlies for Firefox 1.1 (actually, they're coming up on Alpha 2). This could really mess up some users' configuration and nothing is garanteed to work. For example, downloading files by clicking on a link was broken in the last few nightlies. Version 1.1 isn't just yet around the corner.


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I also use them to protect my glass.
Please comment briefly on the filters you think are useful. If you shoot IR please mention your favorite IR filters.
Please comment briefly on the filters you think are useful. If you shoot IR please mention your favorite IR filters.
Yes, but only for protection of the front element.
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I still use polarizing, ND and grads over the lens.
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Polarizers on every lens, full time--nothing in Photoshop can do what a proper light-modifer over the lens will do before the light hits the film/sensor. And yes, Wratten 25A deep red filters for IR film--a stash of frozen Kodak HS Infrared!
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I believe as a photographer you need to do everything possible to capture the image as close to perfect in the camera. I feel people who manipulate the image excessivly with software are "Graphic Artists" and not true photgraphers.
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There are some things that can't be done in software. Polarizing is one. ND grad can be simulated with multiple exposures and HDR, but it's a lot of unnecessary work when you can get it right in camera.
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Woman from Spillertown: A Memoir of Agnes Burns Wieck
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Dezember 1991
BeschreibungKathryn Kish Sklar calls this work "a major contribution to our historical understanding of the role of women in organizing American miners in the twentieth century."Agnes Burns Wieck was a crusading labor organizer, an activist known as "the Mother Jones of Illinois." This first book-length biography is a unique portrait of her energy and unremitting dedication to social justice.Wieck organized miners' wives and led a movement of Illinois coalfield women. She used her talents as a journalist and a public speaker to campaign for a decent standard of living, for good schools and working conditions in communities free of corporate domination, and for union democracy, racial equality, and acceptance of women in political life.
PortraitDavid Thoreau Wieck is professor emeritus of philosophy at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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Hosianna Mantra is Popol Vuh's third release, on which Florian Fricke made a complete 180 from the synth-based music of the first two albums to a piano and harpsichord-centric sound. He is joined throughout the album by voice, oboe, violin, tambura, electric guitar and twelve-string guitar.
Fricke set out to make a devotional record that borrowed from both eastern and western sounds and traditions, without dedicating itself to any specific religion. The results are breathtaking. He says, "Hosianna mantra is actually a combination of two different cultures, two different languages, two different lives. It has a dual meaning; 'hosianna,' which is a religious Christian word and 'mantra,' from Hinduism. Behind all of that I was convinced that basically all religions are the same. You always find it in your own heart. "


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Is there a plugin or way to setup so you can open a ticket in a seperate window. Scrolling up and down is not my prefered method.
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Hmm. Not sure if there is anything out there now but I may have a play with that. It sounds interesting.
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I like the idea. It would be cool to add a column to the ticket listings with a New Window icon. When clicked, it would open that row in a new window. I like it.
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The following tutorial is a guide to help you make your very own Two-Colour Shirt (which, of course, you have the freedom to turn into a one, three, four or twenty-seven colour shirt if you so wish, as that is what this blog is about, after all).
For this tutorial you will need some basic pattern cutting tools: a transparent ruler, a Patternmaster if you have one, a pencil or pacer, a pair of scissors, a stiletto and some pattern paper.
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Shorten the sleeves.
Add buttons.
Make it sleeveless.
Experiment with the shape of the panels.
Remove the panels all together.
Change the shape of the neckline.
Make a dress.
Add pleats.
Add gathers.
Add fullness to the skirt. Or make a circle skirt.
Add pockets - make them square, round, stars, hearts, put them in the side seams, stick them on the front, make them big, make them small.
The options are endless and I could go on and on all day. But I won't, as you are (hopefully) now feeling inspired and eager to get started on your very own pattern.
To start, you will first need to draft a custom basic bodice block. This will take a little bit of time, but you only have to do it once and then the block is all yours, ready to go and be transformed each time you start a new pattern.
To get the boxy silhouette, you will need to eliminate the darts (you can do this by using the pivot technique or the 'cut and spread') from both the front and back of the bodice.
Start with your front pattern - eliminating both shoulder and waist dart.
Next, decide what kind of neckline your top (or dress) will have. I chose a round neckline.
I lowered the centre front by 2cm and reduced my shoulder width (at the neck) by 3.5cm.
Mark points where your new neckline will intersect with the centre front and the shoulder seam.
Join the points together with a smooth curve.
For a deeper curve (pink line), lower the centre front more. For a flatter curve (blue line), reduce the shoulder by a greater distance.
For my "Two Colour Shirt" shirt I decided to slightly drop the shoulder for a more relaxed look and fit. You could leave the pattern as is and just sew the basic sleeve block straight in if you like, or also drop the shoulder (by a little or a lot - or something in between).
Follow the tutorial to make the alterations to the armhole and the sleeve.
For my pattern, I extended the shoulder line by 3cm and lowered the armhole by 3.5cm. I also widened the pattern by 1.5cm at the side seam (normally to widen a pattern you need to distribute the extra width throughout the whole pattern - using the cut and spread technique - but as it is only a small amount I cheated a little and just stuck it on the side).
The bodice block pattern only goes to the waist, so for anything longer, you will need to lengthen your pattern.
I lengthened my pattern by 12cm and extended the side seam to 40cm.
Next step is to decide where your panel lines will be (and in what shape).
I decided to keep it simple with a panel line a few centremetres below the bust (5cm to be precise).
Draw in your panel line, ensuring that your panel line is square to the centre front.
Mark a balance point on the panel line to make it easier when sewing your garment together.
Trace off each of your pattern pieces, leaving enough room around the edge to add seam allowance.
Move to the back pattern piece. As with the front, eliminate the darts in your back pattern piece.
Change your neckline to match with the front (the back neckline is normally not as drastic as front). I lowered my centre back by 1.5cm and reduced my shoulder by 3.5cm (this has to be the same as the front so the seams match). I then extended the shoulder line to match the front (3.5cm). Lowered the armhole the same distance as the front (3.5cm) and added 1.5cm to the width of the pattern at the side seam.
Extend your pattern by the same length as the front.
Decide what kind of closure you will have. Buttons down the front? Buttons down the back? A zip in the centre back? Or a simple centre back placket with buttons like me?
The next pattern to make changes to is the sleeve. If you decided to make the dropped shoulder version, you should have already made changes to the sleeve cap.
Decide what you want the sleeve length to be. Will it be short? Long? Will it have a cuff? Will it be tapered?
I decided to slightly shorten my sleeve, so that it is three-quarter(ish). I removed 8cm from the length of the pattern.
As the fit of this shirt is quite loose and slouchy, I also decided to widen the sleeve slightly (by 3cm).
I then added a panel line (24cm down from shoulder).
Once the front, back and sleeve patterns are complete, add seam allowance to each seam. As my fabric was quite lightweight, I decided to French Seam each of my seams, so added seam allowance of 1.5cm to shoulder seams, side seams, armhole, sleeve cap and sleeve underarm seam. I bound the neckline, so only required a 6mm seam allowance. I added a 4cm hem allowance to the sleeve and made a hem facing pattern piece for the hem of the shirt.
Add any pattern markings you require - grainline, notches and pattern instructions.
And voila! You are done! Happy sewing.


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Pastor Jamal Bryant Impregnates Teen Girl, Published Rumor by Ebony Magazine
Ebony Magazine Publishes Pastor Jamal Bryant Impregnates Teen Girl, He Claims Its All Rumor
We can't believe that if Ebony magazine would publish such damaging information on someone's reputation that they would not confirm it before publishing. Well, this is exactly what happened and actually the magazine even stated they did not confirm the news.
First, let's hear what Pastor Jamal Bryant had to say about Ebony Magazine's March 2013 issue and this alleged affair with a minor. In a written open letter response to the article, Pastor Jamal Bryant states:
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Maplewish Mosaic
September 15, 2016read more
Our Land: Contemporary Art from the Arctic
The vast eastern area of the Canadian Arctic has been home to Inuit since ancient times. In 1999, Canada redrew its map for the first time in 50 years to create the new territory of Nunavut. The region encompasses most of the Canadian Arctic, reaching from Hudson Bay to the North Pole. With landscapes that range from stark vistas to mountains and fiords, it is a territory of extraordinary variety and beauty.read more
Government of Canada Supports WAG's Inuit Art Centre
The Government of Canada announced $15 million in funding for construction for the Inuit Art Centre, through the Canada Cultural Spaces Fund. "The Government of Canada is proud to invest in the creation of the Winnipeg Art Gallery's Inuit Art Centre. This unique centre will showcase Inuit art, language and culture, bringing the wonders of the North down south and giving visitors an opportunity to learn more about this majestic part of Canada," stated the Honourable Melanie Joly, Minister of Canadian Heritage.read more
Artists Announced for Epic ART EXPRESS'D Journey
March 21, 2017
Canada 150 project to launch in June from Inuvik, St. John's, Alert Bay, and Winnipeg
Stasa Veroukis-Regina Announced as Project Manager
Stasa hanging out with Rodin's The Thinker at the WAG.
Stasa Veroukis-Regina Announced as Project Manager
December 23, 2016
As Canada gets ready for the launch of a year of celebrations for the 150th anniversary of Confederation, the Winnipeg Art Gallery is pleased to announce that Stasa Veroukis-Regina has been selected as Project Manager for ART EXPRESS'D/ART EXPRIMÉ. Stasa was previously part of a busy marketing team at Stantec, managing a variety of projects for marketing, promotions, and business development. Stasa also spent four years living and working in London and Cardiff, in the United Kingdom. While overseas, she worked for the Wildfowl and Wetlands trust as Marketing Manager, and at the Environment Agency where she managed the campaign and events for World Environment Day for Wales. Perfect for spreading the word about ART EXPRESS'D, Stasa has represented numerous organizations on CTV, CBC, Odyssey Television Network, the Evening Standard, and National Geographic Online, and her writing has appeared in various publications, including The HUB, and Welsh Country Magazine.
Stasa is passionate about her community and actively supports organizations she believes in. She has served three years as a Member of the Board for the Greek Community of Winnipeg, and has volunteered her skills on numerous committees including the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra's Gala Committee and the WAG's Development Committee for the monumental Olympus exhibition.
We sat down with Stasa to learn more about what inspired her to get involved with ART EXPRESS'D…
What is the most exciting part of ART EXPRESS'D for you?
Reaching out to Canadians of all ages to create art in so many communities across the country is very exciting to me. I love the idea of the shipping containers becoming like travelling art studios or galleries. It's almost like we can pick up the WAG and bring it across Canada.
What is the biggest challenge you anticipate for this project?
The logistical challenges trying to get three artists and three shipping containers to 15 locations might become complicated. The sheer distances between our stops means we have to be extra careful with our timing to make sure we are in each community for the exact dates we are meant to be there! We have a great partner, Locher Evers, a shipping and transport company, which will provide lots of help in this area.
What are you looking forward to most?
Seeing all the art that is produced on the journey – all the ideas, the hopes, and the visions that people wish to see for Canada in the next 150 years. I think it will be incredibly inspirational. I'm also hoping to take part in the art-making! After all the planning and organizing it will be a real treat to create a piece as part of the project.
How do you picture Canada in the next 150 years?
I see Canada continuing to be a place of hope. Canada is home to very diverse individuals, but I think one thing that connects many people is that Canada is a place of hope. As a first generation Canadian I grew up with the idea that Canada was a place that welcomed new cultures. All of my family members chose to come here and start a new life. Yet as Greeks we were still able to retain our own history and culture within life in Canada – this is very important to those seeking a new country. I see that happening still for people from all parts of the world. My vision is for Canada to continue that hope and create a country where there is a safe space for everyone.
Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @stasavee for updates on Canada 150 ART EXPRESS'D / ART EXPRIMÉ and her general musings on life.
Government of Canada Provides Major Support for WAG's ART EXPRESS'D/ART EXPRIMÉ
Government of Canada Provides Major Support for WAG's ART EXPRESS'D/ART EXPRIMÉ
September 16, 2016
Cross-Canada Art Adventure Celebrates Canada 150
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is marking Canada's 150th anniversary with ART EXPRESS'D/ART EXPRIMÉ, a coast-to-coast-to-coast artistic journey in summer 2017. The Government of Canada is providing $300,000 in funding for the project, which has been selected as a Canada 150 Signature Initiative, the only one to date organized by a major art gallery, and one of just two from Manitoba.
ART EXPRESS'D/ART EXPRIMÉ will see three 20-foot metal shipping containers transformed into mobile art studios traversing every province and territory via train, truck, and cargo ship over three months next summer. A nationwide search is currently on to find three contemporary artists to travel each of the three routes—southward, eastward, and westward—stopping in 15 communities, ultimately converging in Winnipeg, the heart of the country. Each artist will lead a collaborative art-making project designed to inspire the public to explore their visions of Canada.
"The 150th anniversary of Confederation will create many opportunities to celebrate Canada's identity; its linguistic and cultural diversity; and the wealth of its history and heritage," said the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Canadian Heritage. "In 2017, the Winnipeg Art Gallery's project ART EXPRESS'D/ART EXPRIMÉ will call upon the arts to provide us with an original portrait of Canadian diversity. Thanks to these mobile art studios, 15 communities all across the country will be able to take part in unique activities as part of the 150th anniversary."
The project highlights Canada's unique natural geography and its linguistic and cultural diversity through artistic and digital experiences, while speaking to the country's deeply-rooted history of travel, transport, exploration, and communication. The movement of people, goods, and information over vast distances and challenging terrain continues to define Canada today.
"ART EXPRESS'D/ART EXPRIMÉ will unite Canadians from across the country through the art of today," states Dr. Stephen Borys, WAG Director & CEO. "Canada's geography has been integral to its national narrative and the WAG is grateful to the Government of Canada for supporting this ambitious project celebrating our nation's 150 birthday."
The deadline to apply for the call for artists is September 30. 2016. Submissions can take shape in any medium, including painting, drawing, sculpture, film, textile, and multimedia, with a plan to create a collaborative, cumulative art piece. See canada150.wag.ca for submission details.
Before starting their voyages, the exteriors of the three mobile art studios will be designed and painted in partnership with Graffiti Art Programming (GAP) and Art City. Today the public got a taste of what is to come with a pop-up work by Nereo II, a Winnipeg artist associated with Synonym Art Consultation Wall-to-Wall and GAP.
Building further excitement in the countdown to Canada's 150th year, the Maplewish Mosaic project will be unveiled October 1 in time for the WAG's Nuit Blanche celebration. A collaboration between the WAG and TakingITGlobal, the project identified 13 youth artists from each province and territory to create art representing their community. When combined, the pieces will form a large mosaic of the Canada 150 logo.
The WAG is grateful to its project partners to date: Government of Canada, Locher Evers International, and TakingITGlobal.
Maplewish Mosaic
Maplewish Mosaic
September 15, 2016
In celebration of Canada's 150th anniversary in 2017, the WAG and TakingITGlobal present Maplewish Mosaic, opening Oct 1 at the WAG. The project brings together wood pieces painted by thirteen different artists and collectives, one from each province and territory, to form a diverse Canada 150 mosaic. We are presenting the work of emerging artists that are looking forward towards the future of their communities. They have the opportunity to creatively express their identity, the aesthetic of their community, and their wish for Canada in the next 150 years. Now it's your turn, what is your wish? More…
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One brave senator from South Dakota
On Sunday, we lost former U.S. Sen. George McGovern. Although many will recall his disastrous 1972 election loss to Richard Nixon and his subsequent leadership in getting us out of Vietnam, his truly lasting legacy will be his war on hunger and malnutrition.
In 1977, following extensive public hearings, McGovern's Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs published Dietary Goals for the United States, a precursor to today's Dietary Guidelines. It marked the first time that a U.S. government document recommended reduced meat consumption.
The meat industry forced the committee to destroy all copies of the report and to remove the offending recommendation from a new edition. It then abolished the committee, voted McGovern out of office and warned government bureaucrats never to challenge meat consumption again, according to "Food Politics" by Marion Nestle.
Yet after 35 years of studies linking meat consumption with elevated risk of heart disease, stroke, cancer and other killer diseases, the MyPlate icon, representing USDA's current Dietary Guidelines for Americans, recommends vegetables, fruits and grains but never mentions meat, and shunts dairy off to one side ( www.choosemyplate.gov).
And it all started with one brave senator from South Dakota.
Mark Jeeves
ALEC isn't benign
This is in response to "Vukmir: In defense of ALEC," which appeared in the Oct. 21 Crossroads section. In this op-ed, state Sen. Leah Vukmir argued that, "It's only through free-market, pro-growth and limited government measures, promoted by ALEC, that our state will be able to move its economy forward in these perilous times of economic uncertainty."
Hence, according to Vukmir, we all should support the American Legislative Exchange Council's agenda wholeheartedly.
In fact, ALEC is a highly partisan special-interest political group that is a grave threat to our democracy. It hides behind the pretense of a philanthropic educational entity in order to attain a nonprofit and tax-exempt status. Behind this facade, it can pursue its lobbying interests without the restrictions that apply to other lobbyists.
Its actual purpose is to promote corporate interests and to move our government to enact law without interference from the general public. It is the embodiment of government of the corporations, by the corporations and for the corporations. It has developed a catalog of model legislation containing more than 800 "boiler plate" bills that can be introduced into state legislatures and made law.
The scope of topics covered by ALEC's legislative boiler plate far exceeds the free-market, pro-growth, limited government measures claimed. For example, it even extends to dubious and notorious measures such as "stand your ground" laws. The legislative proposals espoused in many of these measures clearly promote specialized interests to the detriment of the overall public interest.
In my opinion, promoting such an agenda is indefensible and tantamount to saying that the ends justify the means. Those who are supportive and collaborate with the ALEC-prescribed agenda have shown themselves to be unworthy of the trust of public office and should be voted out of office at the first available opportunity.
Tom Rutenbeck
Leave parishes out of fight
Lawyers for sexual abuse victims and other creditors going after parish assets as part of the victims' settlement is a destructive move. As Father Alan Jurkus correctly stated: "right now there's a fair amount of sympathy for victims, but that could evaporate if they become intent on getting the parishes involved" ("Parishes, fund targeted in bankruptcy," Oct. 19).
My support for Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests will end. Over the years, I have spoken often to raise awareness of the depth and deceit of the crimes against children, given annually, held panels at Voice of The Faithful Meetings. We hosted Peter Isely of SNAP, a Bishops Accountability representative, law enforcement and a county children's advocate. I also give annually to BishopsAccountability.org.
I am not an attorney, but I am a member of a parish. We will not be victimized by damages that are beginning to smell of greed. We archdiocesan parishioners continue to be victims of $7.8 million (and counting) paid to lawyers because of archdiocesan leadership that may have machinated to cover up and play shell games with donations. Parishioners must speak out about this rather than allowing former Milwaukee Archbishop Timothy Dolan and current Archbishop Jerome Listecki to possibly abuse our loyalty and donations.
But SNAP and victims attorneys need to realize there is a limit to what is just and fair compensation and which funds and/or insurance companies should pay. Leave our parishes and all the good work they do out of this battle.
Nancy Moews
Scouts did the right thing
As a former president and board member for the Three Harbors Council of the Boy Scouts (then known as The Milwaukee County Council), I found offensive the tone of the Journal Sentinel's recent article about sexual abuse by a Scout volunteer.
In the case described, occurring 25 years ago, the Scouts immediately notified the sheriff, district attorney and parents of the boys involved. They also forever barred the perpetrator from Scout activities.
The only thing the Scouts did not do was issue a news release publicizing the matter and, thus, deprived the local newspapers of a front-page story. (The decision to disclose the event properly resided with the authorities and the boys' parents.)
Rather than an article creating the impression that the Scouts did something wrong, the Journal Sentinel should have praised the Scouts for - unlike certain other organizations in similar circumstances - addressing the matter promptly, properly and with the seriousness it required.
Donald J. Christl
Obama was bad investment
Contrary to common belief, acquiring wealth by investing does not just require picking winners. Equally important is knowing when to sell a losing investment.
It's a blow to one's ego as well as the bottom line when an investment doesn't achieve what was hoped and expected.
It's human nature to hold on. But the successful investor realizes he must make a change. So he sells at a loss, licks his wounds and tries again with something else.
Voting is a lot like investing. You weigh the attributes of each candidate, learn where they stand on issues and listen to the speeches and debates. You make an investment with your vote on election day.
Many folks invested in Barack Obama four years ago. They didn't get what they were expecting. It's a wise person who can accept this and move on.
Steve Atkinson
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The next decade will be a crucial period in the public health response to hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection.
The rapid development of direct-acting antiviral therapy for HCV infection has brought considerable optimism to the HCV sector, with the realistic hope that therapeutic intervention will soon be more effective and offer shorter treatment duration.
The initial phase of combination pegylated interferon, ribavirin and a protease inhibitor will be associated with increased toxicity and complexity of therapeutic management but, over the course of the decade, strategies including interferon-free combination direct-acting antiviral regimens with enhanced tolerability and simplified dosing schedules and monitoring protocols will emerge.
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection progresses to chronic HCV in around 75% of cases,1 with the resultant risk of progressive liver fibrosis, cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma. Around 20%–30% of people with chronic HCV will develop cirrhosis, generally following at least 20–30 years of infection.2 The large pool of chronic HCV in Australia (220 000)3 and the "ageing cohort" effect of this population related to high incidence of injecting drug use-acquired infection in the 1980s and 1990s means that the already escalating rates of HCV-related cirrhosis, liver failure and hepatocellular carcinoma are projected to further increase over the next two decades.4
Combined pegylated interferon (PEG-IFN) and ribavirin (RBV) treatment leads to a sustained virological response (SVR, equivalent to cure of infection) in around 50%–60% of people with chronic HCV, but treatment uptake remains low (3500–4000 people per year).5 Several factors contribute to low HCV treatment rates, including toxicity of interferon-based therapy, prolonged course of treatment (24–48 weeks), social marginalisation of many people with chronic HCV infection, lack of treatment infrastructure (particularly in opiate pharmacotherapy, prison, community health, and primary care settings), and lack of awareness of the curative potential of treatment. Poorer HCV treatment responses in those with advanced liver disease also limit the impact on disease burden.
Fortunately, a revolution in HCV treatment is fast approaching, with the advent of direct-acting antiviral (DAA) therapy and the move towards interferon-free regimens.6 Before the end of this decade, simple (single daily dosing oral regimens), tolerable, short-duration (6–24 weeks) therapy with extremely high efficacy (cure rates above 90%) should be the norm for the HCV-infected population. The broad implementation of such therapeutic regimens has the potential to produce one of the major turnarounds in disease burden seen in public health and clinical medicine.
This review will cover major recent developments in DAA therapy for chronic HCV, present challenges that will be evident in the initial clinical use of HCV protease inhibitors, and provide an opinion on how the many DAA agents currently in development may be used in future therapeutic strategies.
As the HCV viral life cycle has been more fully elucidated (Box 1),7 rational drug design has been used to identify small molecule inhibitors of various HCV proteins involved in HCV replication: (i) NS3/4A protease, which is involved in post-translation processing of HCV polyproteins; (ii) NS5B RNA-dependant RNA polymerase that is required for copying the HCV RNA genome and transcribing mRNA; and (iii) NS5A enzyme, which like the two previous target enzymes is involved in HCV viral replication, although its functions are somewhat less clear.
Employing drug development strategies similar to those used for HIV antiretroviral therapy, many inhibitors of these three target enzymes are in Phase 2 and 3 clinical development, and two HCV protease inhibitors have been licensed (Box 2).
Over the past 12 months, several major milestones have been reached in the clinical development of DAA therapy for chronic HCV infection. Findings from Phase 3 trials in treatment-naive and treatment-experienced patient populations with genotype 1 (55% of the chronic HCV population in Australia8) have been published for two HCV protease inhibitors, telaprevir and boceprevir.9-13 In treatment-naive populations, telaprevir or boceprevir, when added to PEG-IFN/RBV (triple therapy), improve SVR (undetectable HCV RNA 24 weeks post-treatment) from 38%–44% to 66%–75%, and enable treatment duration to be shortened from 48 weeks to 24–28 weeks for around half of patients.9,11 In treatment-experienced populations, telaprevir and boceprevir both provided considerably enhanced SVR when combined with PEG-IFN/RBV (from 17%–21% to 64%–66%), although treatment response varied from around 30% for those patients with a prior "null response" (< 2 log decline in HCV RNA with PEG-IFN/RBV through Week 12), to around 55% for those with a prior "partial response" (> 2 log decline HCV RNA at Week 12, but no on-treatment undetectable HCV RNA), to 75%–85% for those with prior relapse (end-of-treatment undetectable HCV RNA with post-treatment viral rebound).10,12 Telaprevir and boceprevir were licensed by the United States Food and Drug Administration in May 2011. However, several concerns regarding these two agents remain, including:
a problematic dosing schedule of three times per day with a meal (fatty for telaprevir), and a large pill burden (boceprevir, 12 pills per day; telaprevir, six pills per day);
reduced treatment efficacy in patients with prior PEG-IFN/RBV null response, particularly those with advanced fibrosis (10%–20% SVR);
high rates of HCV resistance in patients with limited IFN sensitivity — for many patients with prior PEG-IFN/RBV null response, the addition of a single protease inhibitor provides functional monotherapy;
therapeutic toxicity, including increased incidence of rash (telaprevir) and anaemia (boceprevir and telaprevir) — anaemia is more pronounced with boceprevir, due to the longer duration of protease inhibitor therapy (24–44 weeks, compared with 12 weeks for telaprevir);
a large number of potential drug–drug interactions, due to the metabolism of HCV protease inhibitors through cytochrome P450 (3A4) pathways;
complex treatment algorithms, with different strategies for telaprevir (12 weeks of triple therapy followed by 12–36 weeks of PEG-IFN/RBV treatment) and boceprevir (a 4-week PEG-IFN/RBV "lead in", followed by 24–44 weeks of triple therapy), and different strategies for patients with cirrhosis and non-cirrhosis;
complex HCV RNA monitoring schedules and stopping rules that differ between telaprevir and boceprevir; and
the high cost of protease inhibitor agents — in the US, boceprevir is $1100 per week ($26 400–$48 400 for a treatment course) and telaprevir is $49 200 for a 12-week course — which will be added to cost of PEG-IFN/RBV therapy.
Telaprevir and boceprevir also have more limited potency against non-1 HCV genotypes, with particularly poor activity against genotype 3,14,15 and have therefore only been licensed for genotype 1.
In Australia, telaprevir and boceprevir were registered by the Therapeutic Goods Administration in early 2012, and could potentially receive Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) listing in late 2012. Early access schemes through Janssen (telaprevir) and Merck Sharp and Dome (boceprevir) are providing preregistration access to patients with chronic HCV genotype 1 infection; however, numbers are limited and restricted to major clinics.
Assuming these two initial HCV protease inhibitors receive PBAC listing, appropriate selection of patients for PEG-IFN/RBV/telaprevir and PEG-IFN/RBV/boceprevir regimens will be crucial. In the HCV-treatment-naive population, many of the pretreatment factors that are predictive of PEG-IFN/RBV response remain predictive for response to protease inhibitor-containing triple therapy, in particular fibrosis stage.9,11 Host genetic polymorphisms in the IL28B region, recently associated with PEG-IFN/RBV response in chronic HCV genotype 1 infection,16-18 also remain predictive of triple therapy response19 albeit less so due to the overall higher response rates.
Factors that are specific to DAA therapy response should also be helpful in patient selection. HCV genotypes 1a and 1b are not associated with PEG-IFN/RBV treatment response, but in protease inhibitor-containing triple therapy, patients with genotype 1a have a higher rate of treatment failure, which is related to the lower genetic barrier to viral resistance compared with genotype 1b.20
Patients with chronic HCV genotype 1 infection who should be targeted for the initial phase of triple therapy include: treatment-naive patients with significant fibrosis (F2–4); and treatment-experienced patients with significant fibrosis (F2–4), particularly those with prior PEG-IFN/RBV post-treatment relapse.
Individualised treatment decision making is crucial, with informative discussion between patients and clinicians, taking into account social, family and clinical factors. The potential advantages and disadvantages of initial DAA-based therapy should be covered. However, it is expected that many patients with early liver disease (F0–1) and those with prior PEG-IFN/RBV null response will be recommended to wait for further developments in DAA therapeutic strategies.
Triple therapy with PEG-IFN/RBV/protease inhibitor (telaprevir or boceprevir) should be the standard of care for patients with chronic HCV genotype 1 infection for the next 2–3 years. However, the rapid clinical development of numerous DAA agents across several classes provides the opportunity for both improved triple therapy regimens and additional therapeutic strategies. HCV protease inhibitors with preliminary evidence of enhanced efficacy, minimal toxicity, and improved dosing schedules (daily dosing)21,22 are in Phase 3 evaluation in combination with PEG-IFN/RBV (TMC435, BI 201335).
Quadruple therapy, with PEG-IFN/RBV and two DAA agents, is being evaluated in patients with prior PEG-IFN/RBV null and partial response and in those with advanced fibrosis. A small Phase 2 study in genotype 1 patients with prior PEG-IFN/RBV null response using PEG-IFN/RBV combined with BMS-650032 (protease inhibitor) and BMS-790052 (NS5A inhibitor) for 24 weeks produced a 100% (all 10 patients) SVR rate.23 This compares extremely favourably with the SVR of around 30% seen in prior PEG-IFN/RBV null responders treated with triple therapy as described above.
IFN-free HCV therapy was initially evaluated in the INFORM-1 study undertaken in Australia and New Zealand, which demonstrated that mericitabine/danoprevir (nucleoside analogue/protease inhibitor) combination produced potent viral suppression with no viral breakthrough during 14 days of dual dosing.24 Following this proof of concept, a study explored the curative potential of IFN-free dual DAA therapy. In patients with chronic HCV genotype 1 and prior PEG-IFN/RBV null response, four of 11 treated with BMS-650032 (protease inhibitor) and BMS-790052 (NS5A inhibitor) for 24 weeks achieved an SVR.23 Of particular interest, both genotype 1b patients were cured compared with two of nine genotype 1a patients. A subsequent study involving Japanese chronic HCV genotype 1b-only patients treated with the same regimen provided a 100% SVR rate (all 10 patients).25
Important data have also been presented on IFN-free therapy for chronic HCV genotype 2 and 3a. A Phase 2 study undertaken in New Zealand evaluated the nucleotide analogue PSI-7977 in combination with RBV for 12 weeks, with a 100% SVR rate (all 10 patients).26 The high genetic barrier to resistance, cross-genotype activity, and preliminary evidence of limited toxicity, make PSI-7977 (now known as GS-7977) a very attractive agent for use with other DAA agents and/or RBV. Further patient cohorts are evaluating the GS-7977/RBV regimen for chronic HCV genotype 1. Phase 3 data will be required to confirm preliminary efficacy and, more importantly, to evaluate safety in larger study populations.
Several other interferon-free combination DAA regimens are under clinical evaluation.27 A combination of a nucleos(t)ide analogue with an NS5A inhibitor may be an ideal therapeutic strategy as both classes have cross-genotype activity and lack the CYP3A4 interactions seen with the HCV protease inhibitor class.
Although time lines for future HCV therapeutic strategies are not completely clear, initial Phase 3 studies of IFN-free therapy will commence in 2012. Thus, it is possible that the period of triple therapy with PEG-IFN/RBV and protease inhibitor therapy will be relatively short-lived, to be replaced by IFN-free therapy for the vast majority of patients with HCV (Box 3). Initial concerns with telaprevir- and boceprevir-containing triple therapy, as outlined above, will increase the overall complexity of HCV clinical management. However, the likely switch to IFN-free regimens with markedly reduced toxicity, shortened treatment durations, and simplified dosing and monitoring schedules should lead to a rapid decline in complexity (Box 3). Clearly, significant toxicity or suboptimal efficacy revealed in Phase 3 evaluation with various IFN-free regimens will delay this relatively optimistic time line. Broad availability within the Australian context will also be dependent on the PBAC approval process.
The initial phase of DAA-based therapy will provide enhanced efficacy, but challenges to their clinical utility will be evident. There are several priorities for the next 3–5 years as we move towards IFN-free simplified combination DAA regimens. Chronic HCV should continue to be treated primarily as a chronic liver disease with enhanced capacity for staging of fibrosis. Non-invasive methods of liver disease staging, in particular hepatic elastography (Fibroscan), will be central to this strategy. The recent development of portable Fibroscan technology should further improve access to disease staging in non-tertiary clinic settings. Those patients with at least moderate fibrosis (estimated 54 000)3 should be targeted for therapeutic intervention, given their significant risk of progression to advanced liver disease complications. Once the era of IFN-free combination DAA therapy arrives, the overall strategy should switch to treatment of HCV as predominantly an infectious disease involving therapeutic intervention for all stages of disease (including acute HCV). Patients with advanced liver disease will continue to require specific liver disease management, while the utility of IFN-free therapy in the setting of HCV-related liver failure (including potential hepatic function restorative capacity) remains unknown. A major increase in HCV treatment uptake will require expanded access through community-based and primary care practices, opiate pharmacotherapy clinics, and prisons. Furthermore, enhanced public HCV awareness and targeted screening campaigns will be required. The potential for HCV treatment as a prevention tool, a remote possibility in the IFN-based therapy era, may also become a feasible public health strategy.
1 Schematic representation of the hepatitis C virus life cycle*
*Reprinted from Pawlotsky et al,7 with permission from Elsevier.
2 Hepatitis C virus direct-acting antiviral therapy agents in clinical development
Danoprevir/r* (RG7227); ACH-1625; GS-9256; GS-9451; ABT-450/r*; MK-5172; GSK2336805
VX-222; tegobuvir (GS-9190); BMS-791325; ABT-333; ABT-072; ANA598; BI 207127; filibuvir; IDX375; VCH-916
Commissioned; externally peer reviewed.


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France's far-right National Front party placed a Holocaust denier on its list of candidates for the municipal elections in Paris.
The candidate, Pierre Panet, wrote in 2012 that he "shares the analysis of Roger Garaudy," a convicted Holocaust denier. The L'Express daily reported on his candidacy Wednesday.
The same year, he told the AFP news agency: "I haven't changed. I always credit Robert Faurisson but I refrain from elaborating these theses because it is forbidden by law."
Faurisson was also convicted of denying the Holocaust. He claimed the gas chambers were an invention. Panet is running for election on the National Front's ticket for the 12th arrondissement in eastern Paris. Municipal elections are scheduled to be held on March 23 and March 30.
The party leader in the arrondissement, Christian Vauge, told AFP he has instructed Panet to adhere strictly to the party's platform.
"I told him, let's forget all that you thought in the past. I asked him to stick to the official line," he said.
Separately, the center-right UDI party dropped a former candidate from their list for the municipality of Schiltigheim near Strasbourg after regional prosecutors said she would stand trial for inciting racial hatred in connection with anti-Semitic statements they suspect she made online.
The candidate, Hayat Belaredj, is believed to have written on Facebook: "The Jewish danger, what a disgrace" about outgoing mayor Raphael Nisand, who is Jewish, Le Monde reported on Tuesday.
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Bach or holiday home | Port Vila | #26162
Casa De Mar is Vanuatu's most popular luxury holiday home and rated "Top Vacation Rental - Vanuatu" by Tripadvisor for 2013 and "Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence for 2014" . Pamper yourself in your own private luxurious 4 bedroom beach retreat located on the famous Whitesands Beach just 15 minutes from downtown Port Vila.
Unlike most holiday homes in Vanuatu, Casa De Mar has its own private, spectacular pure white sand beach and a coastline with lots of swimming holes and places to explore with spectacular sunsets.
The Villa has all the comforts of home including a modern gourmet kitchen with the latest appliances including expresso machine, double dishdrawer and Webber BBQ on the verandah. Free Wifi, Sat TV and extensive DVD and book library in the lounge. The bedrooms are generous in size and two open onto separate terraces. Large indoor open plan living opens to a further 100m2 of covered outdoor entertaining with sweeping ocean views
Step from the lounge or master bedroom into the wet edge saltwater swimming pool or onto the fabulous beach. There is breaking reef out front where the guests have caught many a fresh lobster for dinner.
The home is the most family friendly in Vanuatu with a fenced swimming pool, fully fenced property, swings in the trees and of course the hammocks are always a winner! Built for a family that included 4 children under 4, everything about safety has been thought of of, down to the sand bench inside the grounds for children to play safely
There are several swimming holes along the beach and in front of the property. Adjacent to the beach is an outdoor daybed/fare which is an oasis of relaxation or used as a separate dining area at night.
A 150m walk along the beach is Vanuatu's best Restaurant, The property is over an acre in size planted with tropical trees and gardens. Your year round all-inclusive tariff is AUD$465 per night and includes includes exclusive use of the entire property for up to 11 guests.
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Director: Nigel Rice
Research Director: Andrew Jones
HEDG Advisory Group:
William Greene (Stern School of Business, NYU)
Maarten Lindeboom (Free University Amsterdam)
John Mullahy (University of Wisconsin)
Pravin Trivedi (Indiana University)
HEDG is comprised of internal, external and PhD affiliates, who participate in collaborative research as well as the HEDG seminar and working paper series.
Affiliated PhD Students
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|Chen Chen
|Shehzad Ali
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|James Love-Koh
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|Aurora Ortiz-Nunez
|Rita Santos
|Luigi Siciliani
|Andrew Street
|Jo Swaffield
|Juan C. Trujillo
|Emma Tominey
|Helen Weatherly
|Beth Woods
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|Nicole Black
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|Chris Bojke
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|Bladimir Carrillo
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|Ilaria Castaldini
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|Marina Cavalieri
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|John Cawley
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|Terence Cheng
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|Andrew Clark
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|Paul Contoyannis
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|Joan Costa-Font
|Thomas Crossley
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|University of Queensland, Australia
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Listing Courtesy of Lana Huemann of Coldwell Banker Burnet
Listing information
- Beds: 3
- Stories: 0
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 1,403
- Lot Size: 90x140
- School District: Zumbrota-Mazeppa #2805
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 3 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Fireplaces: 1
- Foreclosure: No
- Below Ground Sq. Feet: 1,403
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $2,962
- Year Built: 2001
- Status: Sold on 6/15/2015
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,806 ($76.27 per sq. foot)
- Lot Area: 0.30
- County: Goodhue
Air Conditioning Central
Amenities - Exterior Brick/Stone Accent, Deck, Driveway - Concrete, Fenced Yard-Partial
Amenities - Interior Cable, Ceiling Fan(s), Eat-in Kitchen, Foyer, Hardwood Floors, Home Warranty, Kitchen Center Islnd, Master Bathroom, Master BR W/I Closet, Natural Woodwork, Tiled Floors, Vaulted Ceilings, Walk-in Closet, Washer/Dryer Hkups
Appliances Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Range/Stove, Refrigerator
Basement Features Daylight/Lookout Wnd, Drainage System, Egress Windows, Finished, Sump Basket
Basement Material Wood
Basement Style Full, Walk-out
Bath Description Full Basement, Full Master, Jetted Tub, Main Floor 1/2 Bath, Private Master, Separate Tub & Shwr
Construction Type Concrete Block
Dining Informal Dining Room, Open Floor Plan
Exterior Brick, Vinyl
Financing Conventional
Fireplace Yes
Fireplace Type Gas
Fuel Natural Gas
Garage Type Attached
Heat Forced Air
Lot/Land Description Landscaped, Tree Coverage-Medium
Mechanicals Sump Pump, Water Softener - Own
Miscellaneous: DPR Eligible No
Other Finished Above Grade - 1403.00, Finished Below Grade - 1403.00, Garage Type: Garage SqFt - 762, Square Feet: Above Ground SqFt - 1403, Square Feet: Below Ground SqFt - 1403, Square Feet: Main Floor SqFt - 0, Square Feet: Total SqFt - 2806, Tax Year - 2014
Rental License No
Road Frontage City, County, Paved
Roof Asphalt Shingles
Sewer City
Stories Bi-Level Split
Water City
Waterfront No
Waterfront Name None
Dining Room M 13x14
Foyer M 11x8
Living Room M 15x21
Master Bedroom M 14x18
Bathroom L 6x9
Bedroom 2 L 12x12
Bedroom 3 L 12x12
Family Room L 35x15
Laundry Room B 9x9
Kitchen 13x14
Listing Courtesy of Lana Huemann of Coldwell Banker Burnet


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Dr. Andrew Engel MD Patient Reviews
- Obstetrics and Gynecology Chevy Chase, MD
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- Easy Appointments
- Promptness
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- Fair and Accurate Diagnosis
- Bedside Manner
- Spends Time With Patients
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1.0 of 5
November 1st, 2015
Comes off condescending
I don't know if Dr. Engel tries to be cute/funny, but I found his comments and demeanor to be condescending and quite frankly, inappropriate. For example, I calmly explained to him why I didn't want to take a medication for nausea (the side effects were worse than the nausea), and he said, "you don't get points for being a martyr." Ok...how am I supposed to respond to that? That's just one example- there are others. I don't care for attitude when I'm receiving medical care, so I'll be switching practices. Besides, Reiter Hill is poorly organized- if you have any issue, you'll leave a message and never hear back. I needed a preauthorization for a prescription and called about 5 times, but it never went through. I gave up.
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