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Issues arising from executive compensation are continuing to have a significant impact on many companies and their employees. Identifying potential problems and crafting good policies early on can significantly minimize damages in the long run.
This Knowledge Group live webcast: Emerging Issues in Executive Compensation in 2014 aims to put you in the know with respect to understanding key issues surrounding executive compensation and their impact on your company. Employee benefits practitioners will take you through practical and real world examples while providing end-to-end discussion of the most critical issues affecting executive compensation.
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Megan is a Senior Consultant with Meridian Compensation Partners, LLC and has been consulting in the areas related to executive compensation for 17 years. Her work includes developing compensation philosophy, conducting benchmarking review and designing annual and long-term compensation programs. In addition, as an attorney by background, she has had extensive experience with employment contracts, severance arrangements, as well as a variety of other technical matters. She has also worked with ESOP transactions and designed phantom equity programs for post-transaction, and employment agreement terms.
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Madison, NJ (Feb. 9, 2004) — Most college students are filling their time with writing papers, studying for tests, and planning for the summer. Others, like Sean O'Hare from Rider University in Lawrenceville, NJ, are wrestling with customers and payroll on top of juggling a course load and athletics. Sean was one of four state winners who were honored in May at the awards ceremony for the 2003 East Coast Collegiate Entrepreneur Awards program, held on the College at Florham campus at Fairleigh Dickinson University.
The 2004 East Coast competition is open to undergraduate-level students who run their own businesses while enrolled in colleges, universities, technical or career schools located in the state. This program recognizes winners from New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Delaware. Each state will recognize a first and second place winner who will be awarded $1000 and $500, respectively. In addition, the judges will select an overall regional winner who will receive an extra $1,000 bringing the total grand prize to $2,000. Winners will be announced and honored in early May, 2004.
Administered by the Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurial Studies at Fairleigh Dickinson, this program is affiliated with the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards competition sponsored by St. Louis University in Missouri. The winner of the East Coast competition will compete with winners from other national and international regions in the global competition, where the first place award is $10,000, with an additional $1,000 awarded to the nominator.
The deadline for applications is March 12, 2004. James C. Barrood, director of the Institute, said "It is important for schools to encourage and recognize entrepreneurial students who pursue business ventures because it is these innovative small and growing businesses that are generally responsible for much of the job creation nationwide."
This year's competition will be judged by George Taber, President of Business News New Jersey, Erik Ipsen, Deputy Managing Editor for Crain's New York Business, Dee DelBello, CEO/Publisher of Fairfield County Business Journal (CT) and James B. Streit, Jr., Publisher of the New Castle Business Ledger (DE). Sponsors include Wachovia and the Edison Venture Fund.
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Nothing But Time
I can hear a clock ticking faintly in the background
It almost gets swallowed by the white noise
Some call it silence
But I can hear the white noise hiss
I only hear it when I'm out and alone,
Talking to the back off a skull,
When my nails could beckon and beg by clasping collars
Oh I want so much more than not to be alone
So I walk towards a face, stare into a soul,follow a conversation.
I know belonging
The circles go round and round
But they are not infinite.
And certainly not intimate.
What makes one kindred I could not say.
Every facet I have picked apart and re-arranged
If there is something to know I have learned it.
Some how I end up worst off and worn
I know I have tried too hard
And yet it's not enough
I could have tried harder
I am alone and In some form and fashion, I am wrong
I've made so many mistakes
I feel as if I can't function
Slumped on a window ledge and looking out
Because I can not walk
I can not get closer, closer to contact
I want to see a lover's face
A lover's reveal
A blooming from common to commitment
Holding back to holding on for dear life
And all the other things I've build up in my mind.
I am ready to be loved
Impatience plagues me.
They say there's nothing but time
But that's what I fear
Nothing but time…nothing but a wait
A wait for what?
Will it just slip through my hands like sand and shift through my toes?
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This past Saturday, May 3rd, PeacePlayers' annual 3vs3 Tourney was held at the English School of Kyrenia and was a huge success. We had over 150 kids turn out for the big event as well as parents and family members to root on their young players.
This was my first big tournament as a Fellow and I was nervous to see what type of turnout we would get and see how such a big event would go throughout the day. Once again, the coaches and kids created an atmosphere that was both fun and competitive. Kids from ages 8 to 17 years old competed during the day on mixed teams with participants from both the Turkish-Cypriot and Greek-Cypriot communities.
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The event was only possible by the generosity from all involved, but especially the English School of Kyrenia and the United States Embassy. We were lucky enough to be accompanied by many of the head staff of the English School of Kyrenia and even the United States Ambassador himself, John Koenig, who tweeted about us from the event! To have such generous supporters in attendance was special for the kids and coaches alike.
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The residents, by far, are the best part of our residency program. The environment is supportive and collegial. Residents also spend time together outside of work enjoying such activities as annual weekend retreats (often at the beautiful NC coast), Durham Bulls baseball games, UNC sporting events, attending-sponsored resident appreciation dinners and listening to bluegrass at "Fridays on the Front Porch" at the Carolina Inn. We are also proud to field a team in the UNC employee softball league endearingly called Failure to Thrive.
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|Katelyn Ammons, MD, MS - Katelyn majored in Biology at Bowling Green State University and received her MS and MD degrees from the University of Toledo College of Medicine. She chose to leave her native Ohio for UNC because of the amazing people and Chapel Hill is a beautiful place to live - she's an outdoor person so loves that the warmer weather will allow her to do her favorite activities outside all year long. These activities include running, kayaking, tennis, hiking and road cycling. Katelyn is a dog lover and her favorite candy is Sour Patch Kids.
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|Tom Blount, MD - Tom is originally from Colorado. He graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in Spanish - and two NCAA titles with the Men's Basketball team - go Bears! He earned his MD from the University of Nebraska School of Medicine. Tom enjoys basketball, fishing, cooking, biking, water-skiing and traveling. If Tom could be any musician, he would be Bruce Springsteen.
|Rushina Cholera, MD, PhD - Rushina completed her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at the University of Richmond. After briefly considering a career as a biochemist she found her passion for medicine and global public health. She spent a year at the Laboratory of Malaria and Vector Research at the NIH and then headed south to Tar Heel country for her MD/PhD education at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. She earned her PhD in Infectious Disease Epidemiology, studying psychosocial barriers to care among HIV-infected people in South Africa. Rushina chose to stay at UNC for residency because of the the warmth and enthusiasm of the residents and faculty, the incredible supportive training environment, and the world-class clinical training paired with strong research collaborations with the UNC Gillings School of Public Health. In her spare time Rushina enjoys gardening, vegetarian cooking, and spending time in the beautiful NC mountains with her husband, toddler son, and 2 dogs.
|Nikkan Das, MD - Nikkan graduated from Columbia University with a degree in Biomedical Engineering and received her MD from Weill Cornell Medical College. She chose to come to UNC because of the well-balanced training - a focus on primary care with the opportunity to see a multitude of subspecialties. She also wanted the experience of practicing in community hospitals in addition to an academic medical center. Nikkan is a major foodie and loves to sing and play guitar. She is currently learning to play the ukulele.
|LeeAnne Flygt, MD, MAT - LeeAnne was born and raised in Madison, WI. She majored in French and Biology at the University of Wisconsin - Madison; received her MA from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte; and earned her MD from the University of Michigan Medical School. LeeAnne chose to come to UNC because it is a strong academic program with a family feel - everyone is so friendly and welcoming. LeeAnne enjoys the outdoors - running, kayaking, hiking, swimming - all of which are easy to do in NC (Chapel Hill is a great location right between the mountains and the beach). She also enjoys crafting and decorating her new home.
|Endya Frye, MD - Endya is happy to call NC home! She graduated from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (Aggie Pride!) with a degree in Biology and received her MD from The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. Endya knew after attending Carolina's First Look she felt destined to be at UNC and was only confirmed on interview day by the warm family atmosphere. She ultimately chose to come to UNC for three reasons: it was THE program where she felt at home, the commitment to diversity, and opportunity for training in the Primary Care Program to pursue her dream of becoming a primary care doc. In her free time, she loves spending time with her family and friends, traveling, watching movies and trying out new restaurants...a foodie in the making!
|Roman Gebremeskel, MD - Roman was born in Finland, grew up in Toronto, and her family now calls Greenville, NC home. She received her MD from Meharry Medical College. Roman knew she loved Chapel Hill after attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for undergrad and had already thought about returning "home" for residency, and the interview day solidified that decision for her - the faculty and residents were friendly and welcoming and made it very clear that they were invested in making it a great experience for everyone involved. Roman enjoys traveling, reading, Netflix, HGTV, and most importantly, Carolina Basketball - GO HEELS!
|Brandon Hammond, MD, MBA - This Pat Tillman scholar, Ironman, national park enthusiast, Netflix binger, and Navy veteran is a native of Nichols, SC. He graduated from the United States Naval Academy with a degree in Economics, earned his MBA from the University of South Carolina, and received his MD from the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix. Brandon did an away rotation at UNC and knew he wanted to come here for residency - he loved the experience, the people, UNC Hospital and Chapel Hill. Brandon is in our combined Pediatrics - Anesthesiology residency program.
|Ashley Hilzendager, MD - Ashley received her undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from Virginia Tech - Go Hokies!! She attended the University of Virginia School of Medicine for medical school. Ashley chose UNC because of her incredible interview day experience - the residents and faculty were warm and welcoming, and she could tell there was a real emphasis on both teaching and resident well-being. She enjoys running, yoga, cooking, traveling, and spending time outdoors. Ashley is also a big fan of Starbucks, Chick-Fil-A and Chipotle.
|Sara James, MD - Sara majored in Neuroscience, Chemistry and Spanish at Duke University and received her medical degree from the University of Virginia School of Medicine. She enjoys dance (jazz, ballet, lyrical), kickboxing, yoga, pilates, travel, fashion, and wine tasting. Sara will only be with us for a year - she is our preliminary resident and will be moving on to Dermatology training at UNC next year.
|Christian Lawrence, MD - Christian is a graduate of North Carolina State University where he majored in Biochemistry. After going to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine for medical school, he knew that he loved the environment so it was pretty easy for him to decide to stay for residency training - the residents and faculty are fantastic people. Christian can play the trumpet, baritone and tuba. His favorite sports teams are the Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Hornets, Cincinnati Bengals, and, of course, all teams NC State - Go Wolfpack!
|Miles Leviste, MD, MS - Miles graduated from the University of Virginia with a BA in Anthropology. He received his MS and MD degrees from Eastern Virginia Medical School. Miles chose to come to UNC because he was impressed with the people on his interview day - residents that care about each other and faculty that are passionate about teaching...and the Chapel Hill/Durham area has such a wonderful charm - a place that you can call a second home! Miles' interests include weight lifting, swimming, racquetball, trying local breweries, comic books and baking. He also loves watching football - especially the NY Giants.
|Melissa Moore, MD - Melissa was born in Colorado but has spent most of her life in North Carolina. She majored in Spanish and Biology at Wake Forest University and attended medical school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. She chose to remain at UNC because the resident and attending physicians are kind and effective teachers - they truly care about their patients and enjoy working together. Melissa enjoys backpacking, baking chocolate chip cookies and writing handwritten letters.
|Jeffrey Okonye, MD - Jeffrey is a native of Houston, TX. He majored in Neuroscience at the University of Texas at Dallas and received his MD from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Southwestern Medical School. Jeffrey chose UNC because everyone was very welcoming and happy to be at UNC - it also seemed like a great family environment that would provide an opportunity to receive spectacular training. He loves playing basketball, watching sports, and listening to music. Jeffrey also enjoys cooking and will try any recipe (as long as it takes less than 30 minutes).
|Alana Painter, MD - Alana majored in Nutrition at The Ohio State University and received her MD from the University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine. She chose to come to UNC because it had every attribute she was looking for in a residency program: friendly residents who work together as a team, residents who feel supported, ample opportunity for research, and availability of all pediatric subspecialties. Alana loves running, cooking and baking, HGTV (she wants to be BFFs with Chip and Jo), watching sports - especially Ohio State football - Go Buckeyes!
|Reshma Reddy, MD, MS - Reshma grew up near Atlanta, GA. She received her MS in Biomedical Sciences from George Mason University and attended the Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University for medical school. Reshma went to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for undergrad and could not wait to come back for residency! She appreciated the supportive atmosphere and was also very excited about the diverse training opportunities offered by the Primary Care Residency. Reshma enjoys traveling, hiking, reading, eating donuts, anything Lord of the Rings, and of course, Carolina basketball - GO HEELS!
|Sara Sanders, MD - Sara received her medical degree from the University of Louisville School of Medicine. She chose to come to UNC because she felt she could get the full spectrum of training combined with a supportive, positive culture - she knew UNC would prepare her well for the next stages of her career. Sara majored in Music at Centre College and still enjoys singing in her spare time. She also enjoys traveling (been to 5 continents), Netflixing, hiking, and exploring the area - the beautiful greenery reminds her of her home state, Kentucky.
|Tarshree Sawyer, MD, MPH, MS - Tarshree majored in Biology at Bowling Green State University and received her MPH and MD from the University of Toledo College of Medicine. She enjoys traveling and exploring new places, shopping, the occasional Netflix binge, and dancing. Tarshree attended Carolina's First Look during medical school and fell in love with the program. She was amazed by the friendly atmosphere, amount of diversity, and the focus on primary care. As a native of Cleveland, OH, she endured many winters - NC's warmer climate was also a draw.
|Sean Shannon, MD - Sean is the proud product of US Air Force veteran parents, living all over the place growing up, but now calls Louisville, KY home. He double majored in Biology and Chemistry at Western Kentucky University and attended the University of Louisville School of Medicine for medical school. He chose UNC because the people were beyond welcoming, the training is top notch, and the area is beautiful - it also helped that his wife agreed Chapel Hill was her favorite. As a recovering competitive swimmer, even the smell of chlorine still gives him a little anxiety.
|Bianca Verma, MD, MPH - Bianca grew up in Syracuse, NY. She majored in Social Anthropology and Health Policy at Harvard University and there, she also received her MPH degree. Bianca is a graduate of the University of Michigan Medical School. She chose UNC for residency because of the faculty's love of teaching and the laid back, but autonomous and capable, residents. Bianca loves to travel - the most adventurous thing she's done is whitewater raft down the Nile the summer she lived and worked in Uganda. To stay centered, she enjoys yoga, biking, hiking, live music, cooking and baking, binging on Netflix, listening to podcasts and reading novels - if you're ever looking for book recommendations, let her know!
|Steven Weinberg, MD - Steven attended the University of Michigan (Go Blue!) for both undergraduate (Economics) and medical school. Steven was sold on UNC after his interview day: "I admired how cohesive the residents were. It was clear that the culture at UNC is welcoming and supportive". He enjoys live music, swimming, art history, cooking Ethiopian food and golf. Prior to moving to Chapel Hill, Steven had only lived in two places, Ann Arbor and Addis Ababa.
|Second Years
|Lauren Bradford, MD - Lauren was born and raised in Charlotte, NC but for the last nine years, she has called Chapel Hill home, attending the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for both undergraduate and medical school. She chose to remain at UNC because she couldn't see herself being happier anywhere else - the people are inspiring, motivated, dedicated, and compassionate...everyone is all about learning, teaching, and doing the best for their patients! As a third generation Tar Heel, Lauren was raised on Carolina Basketball - GO HEELS! She loves being outdoors and has a huge sweet tooth - she's yet to meet a cupcake she didn't like.
|Erica Brenner, MD - Erica graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in Biochemistry. She received her medical degree from State University of New York Upstate Medical University. She chose UNC because of the friendly, well-rounded residents and faculty, the program's strong reputation, the excellent location (near both the mountains and the beach), and most importantly, the amazing Ultimate Frisbee scene. Erica enjoys hiking, camping, biking, and drawing, and recently competed in her first triathlon.
|Jordan Broman-Fulks, MD - Jordan went to medical school at the Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine. Having attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for undergrad, he couldn't wait to get back to the area for residency - Chapel Hill is a beautiful and safe place for his family, gives them access to all their favorite ways to spend their time such as attending college sporting events and concerts, while only being a few hours from the mountains and beach. He and his wife are the proud parents of a beautiful daughter, and also two dogs. A master of the Babinski, Jordan is in our combined Pediatrics - Child Neurology Program.
|Kyle Cecil, MD - Kyle graduated from the University of Virginia with a degree in Biology. For medical school, he attended Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine. Kyle has gone on multiple mission trips, including teaching English in Ecuador and volunteering in orphanages in Ghana. In his spare time, he enjoys running, cooking, gardening, DIY projects and board games. His favorite television show of all time is "Friends". Kyle and his wife are proud parents to a toddler-age son.
|Hannah Chesser, MD - Hannah is a native Texan, growing up in Houston. She went to the University of Texas at Austin for undergrad and received her MD from the University of Texas School of Medicine at San Antonio. She enjoys taking day trips, traveling (has visited all 48 contiguous states), being outdoors and searching for delicious food. Hannah chose to come to UNC because of her interview day experience - everyone seemed so friendly and inviting. She also loved the location - full of pine trees, close to both the beach and the mountains.
|Adriana Cline, MD - Adriana completed her undergraduate degree and medical school at West Virginia University - let's go Mountaineers!! She chose UNC because she was looking for a top notch academic pediatrics program that also was proud of their close knit community and family atmosphere - UNC offered the best of both worlds! Also, Adriana and her husband participated in the couples match and both were excited at the idea of exploring a new area during their residencies. In her spare time, Adriana loves to cook and bake, go to the beach, knit, read and play the piano.
|Paige Darnell, MD - Paige attended the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology for undergraduate school and Indiana University School of Medicine for medical school. Despite living in Indiana her entire life, Paige was raised a Tar Heel - when it came time to apply for a residency, looking into UNC was a no-brainer...she loved the opportunities provided in the Primary Care Residency, the global health experiences, and of course, the people are great, too! Paige enjoys mission work and has spent some time living in both Bolivia and Mexico.
|Sara Duffus, MD - Sara is a graduate of Sewanee: The University of the South and Wake Forest University School of Medicine. She is quite the adventurer having hiked 300 miles of the Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage through Northern Spain, and canoeing 83 miles on the Rio Grande in Big Bend National Park. Sara chose to come to UNC because of the incredibly supportive and friendly atmosphere amongst the residents and faculty - everyone clearly loves their jobs and has fun while getting top notch residency training.
|Alex Florence, MD - Alex earned her BS degree in Human Development and Family Sciences from the University of Texas at Austin and her MD from Baylor College of Medicine. She chose UNC because of the friendly and supportive atmosphere, the great residents and faculty she met on her interview day, and the ability to train at multiple unique hospitals. Also, North Carolina is a beautiful place to live with lots to do! She enjoys watching and playing sports, hiking, listening to live music, crafting, and going to the movies. Alex bleeds burnt orange - Hook 'em Horns!
|Lauren Frazer, MD, PhD - Lauren received a degree in Biology from Georgetown University. She received her MD and PhD degrees from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Lauren jokes that she's been in school so long that she and her dog have both gone gray...she's also picked up some activities favored by retirees: golf and gardening. She chose UNC for residency because Chapel Hill is a wonderful place to live, everyone seems so happy and excited to help each other, and the research and clinical environments are excellent.
|Akilah Grimes, MD - Akilah went to Hampton University for undergraduate school and received her MD from The Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. She enjoys exercise classes, especially Zumba and kickboxing; loves to travel and experience different cultures - her goal is to visit every continent (except Antarctica - it's too cold there!). Akilah chose to come to UNC because of the Primary Care Residency, and she also knew she would be a well trained resident upon graduation. Plus, she loves calling North Carolina home!
|Joanna Hales, MD - Joanna graduated from the University of Florida (Go Gators!) with a degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition and attended Florida State University College of Medicine for medical school. She chose UNC for pediatric residency training because of all of the amazing residents and faculty encountered on the interview day - the residents are genuinely happy and are great friends with one another; she loved the idea of training at more than one hospital; and UNC is also a great destination for a couples match. Joanna enjoys running, hiking, cooking and yoga.
|Alese Harris, MD - Alese went to Yale University where she majored in English and attended medical school at Wake Forest School of Medicine of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. She enjoys singing along to the oldies, baking, reading novels and short stories, and is a proud member of the Lumbee tribe. Alese is in our Primary Care Residency - after residency, she is committed to returning home to Robeson County, North Carolina to practice general pediatrics.
|Marley Lawrence, MD - Marley went to Wake Forest University for undergraduate school, where she was captain of the Cross-Country and Track teams. She attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine for medical school and was blown away by the people during her pediatrics clerkship - residents, attendings, coordinators, everyone! The friendliness and genuine focus on education were major reasons she chose to stay at UNC for residency. Another reason is the combined Pediatrics - Anesthesiology Residency Program, which Marley is a part of. She enjoys hiking, trail running and once won a baking competition with her pumpkin chocolate chip muffins.
|Ketan Nadkarni, MD - Ketan is a native of Chicago and is a die hard Bulls and Bears fan. He attended the University of Illinois for undergrad and before going to the Medical College of Wisconsin, he spent a year working with orphanages and backpacking through South America. Ketan chose to come to UNC for residency because he felt at home throughout the interview day - the residents seemed genuinely happy and the program has a great reputation for training well-rounded pediatricians. He is also looking forward to warmer winters in North Carolina.
|Laura Parente, MD, MPH - Laura is a graduate of the College of William and Mary and will forever have Tribe Pride! She received both her MPH and MD degrees from the University of Virginia School of Medicine. Laura chose to come to UNC because of her interview experience: great group of people at the pre-interview dinner and a fun, laid-back environment on the interview day - but it was also clear that teaching was a major focus. She loves to read and her canine BFF, Pete, is named after the dog in the Zac Brown Band song, "Sic 'em on a Chicken".
|Ali Rittenberg, MD - Ali earned a degree in Psychology from Davidson College (Go Wildcats!), where she and her twin sister also played soccer. She went to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine for medical school and chose to remain here because of all the amazing residents, students, attendings and staff - the faculty are wonderful, really love to teach, and are dedicated to helping residents become well-rounded pediatricians...the residents seem to all enjoy working together and spending time together outside of work. Ali enjoys running, playing soccer and isn't ashamed to admit that she is a bad reality TV junkie.
|Elyse Smith, MD - Elyse graduated from Duke University with a degree in Evolutionary Anthropology. She attended medical school at Wake Forest School of Medicine of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. Elyse chose UNC because she immediately knew that she was surrounded by kind, thoughtful, intelligent people in a supportive environment that would enable her to grow into the best doctor she can possibly be. She enjoys traveling, photography, hiking, running, getting lost in a good book and her Blue Devils!
|Zack Smith, MD - Zack received his BA degree in History from Elon University and his MD from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. Between undergrad and medical school, Zack spent time at the NIH conducting research at the HIV and AIDS Malignancy Branch of the Nation Cancer Institute. He has been on multiple mission trips: English and math teacher in Ethiopia and volunteered for four months at a hospital in rural India. Zack enjoys listening to music, playing guitar, hiking, camping and cycling.
|Mary Terrell, MD - Mary attended the University of Maryland for both undergraduate and medical school. She was drawn to UNC for pediatric residency training because it is a top-notch program filled with people that are amazingly smart yet down-to-earth. In her more adventurous youth, she went skydiving over Cape Canaveral, climbed Half Dome in Yosemite, backpacked through the Panamanian jungle, lived in Hawaii, and worked on a medical team at a surf competition in Tahiti. These days, she has settled down (relatively) and is quite happy hiking, camping, and going on beach trips with her husband and their four children.
|Nikki Worthington, MD, PhD - Nikki earned a degree in Chemistry from the University of Georgia. She attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for her graduate work, earning a PhD in Biochemistry and Biophysics. Before entering medical school at the Wake Forest School of Medicine of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Nikki completed post-doc research in the UNC Cystic Fibrosis/Pulmonary Research and Treatment Center. She enjoys biking, hiking, camping, photography and cooking. Nikki and her husband are proud parents to two children.
|Joe Zakhar, MD - Joe majored in Physiology at the University of Arizona and went to New York University School of Medicine for medical school. He enjoys trail running, BBQ, Sci-Fi and spending time with his wife and their husky-lab mix puppy. Joe is one of our best dressed residents and even sews his own bow ties. He chose to come to UNC for residency because of the different site opportunities, especially being able to practice in multiple PICUs. Joe also appreciated the residency class size - not too big, not too small - just right!
|Third Years
Kiri Bagley, MD, MPH - Kiri attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for undergraduate, graduate and medical school. She chose to remain at UNC for residency because of the warm, collaborative spirit and the pediatric residents and attendings always strive to provide excellent education, both within formal instructional settings and during informal teaching opportunities. In her spare time, she enjoys baking, cycling, tennis, and playing to piano and saxophone.
Elizabeth Blyth, MD - Elizabeth graduated from Vanderbilt University with a double major in English and Spanish. She went to medical school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. Before medical school, Elizabeth spent a year as a research assistant for the UNC Department of Nephrology. She enjoys all outdoor activities, especially tennis, biking, swimming, camping and hiking. Elizabeth and her husband are the proud parents to a daughter, born in 2014.
Laura Cannon, MD - Laura majored in Biology and English at Duke University. She went to medical school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. Laura stayed at UNC for residency because she wanted the opportunity to work with and learn from the amazing faculty and residents. She is an avid runner and has competed in several half and full marathon races. Laura is also a Netflix junkie and a Blue Bell ice cream connoisseur.
Keila Clark, MD - Keila graduated from Spelman College with a degree in Chemistry. She went to medical school at Meharry Medical College. During medical school, she volunteered at the Center of Excellence in Sickle Cell Disease, the Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Second Harvest Food Bank and her research focused on the role of atopy in children with sickle cell disease. She enjoys reading, cooking, traveling and music. If Keila could be any animal, she would be an elephant.
Denise Jones, MD - Denise went to Furman University for undergraduate school, majoring in Biology. She attended the University of Florida College of Medicine for medical school. One of the reasons Denise chose to come to UNC is the Triangle area - great breweries, the food scene, the biking/hiking trails and the nearby lakes. She enjoys scuba diving, camping and gourmet cooking. Despite having ties to UF, Denise prefers the chop to the chomp - go Noles!
Katie Jordan, MD - Katie graduated from Williams College with a degree in Psychology. She received her medical education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine. Choosing to remain at UNC for residency was an easy choice for Katie - "I knew that I loved the people here - residents, fellows and attendings are all so nice...I also knew that I would learn so much". She enjoys playing soccer, hiking (especially in the mountains), reading novels and learning how to cook.
Anna Kowalczyk, MD - Anna attended the University of Florida for both undergraduate and medical schools. After interviewing at UNC, she knew this was the place for her - "the faculty seemed very invested in teaching residents...I also liked the opportunity of rotating at different clinical sites and being exposed to different aspects of medicine". Anna is a gardener - she is currently growing a pineapple that she transported from Florida, enjoys bike riding, and loves her Gators!
Cameron Lang, MD - Cameron graduated from Amherst College with a degree in Psychology and went to medical school at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. She chose to come to UNC because of the people and the primary care training. Cameron loves to play Ultimate Frisbee, enjoys traveling and is a huge Boston Celtics fan. She prides herself on her cookie baking abilities - her cookies have been described as "amazing" and "maybe the best ever".
Elizabeth Luke, MD - Elizabeth double majored in Biology and Psychology at the University of Georgia and attended medical school at the University of Alabama School of Medicine. She has a strong interest in helping the underserved - during medical school, she researched barriers to the use of generic drugs in a rural population, and she also helped design a diabetes education module for Equal Access Birmingham which is the UAB student-run clinic. Elizabeth has lived in Peru, completed numerous half-marathons, and enjoys gardening, graphic design and Ultimate Frisbee.
Erin Munns, MD - Erin graduated from the University of Georgia with degrees in Biology and Psychology. She went to medical school at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Southwestern Medical School. During medical school, she worked on the medical staff for a camp for children with diabetes. She enjoys playing soccer, running, baking and hiking - just before residency, she went on a hiking trip to Everest Base Camp. Erin chose UNC because of the people she met - the residents, faculty, staff and patients.
Mike Nidel, MD, MS - Mike graduated from Pennsylvania State University with a degree in Computer Engineering and then continued his education at Stanford University, receiving a MS in Computer Science. Before entering medical school at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, Mike spent nine years as a software engineer. He enjoys soccer, ice hockey, playing guitar and reading - his favorite book is The Lord of the Rings. Mike is also a fan of The X-Files - he's even seen the second X-Files movie (who knew there was a sequel?).
Jordan Norris, MD, MPH - Jordan received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Western Kentucky University. She attended medical school at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. Jordan was drawn to UNC because of the happy, friendly residents and because the Durham/Chapel Hill area is a fantastic place to live, not to mention a great couples match destination. She enjoys watching sports, cooking and playing tennis.
Patience Obasaju, MD - Patience majored in Biology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. During undergrad, she was the Chair for the UNC Dance Marathon, which raises money for our Children's Hospital. She attended Indiana University School of Medicine for medical school. Patience enjoys traveling, running, tennis and yoga. She chose to return to UNC because of the great balance of primary care and academic medicine that allows residents to practice medicine in multiple settings and because she's a Tar Heel!
Lola Owolabi, MD - Lola is a graduate of Duke University, where she majored in Public Policy. She returned to her home state of Texas for medical school, attending the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Southwestern Medical School. The great family feel drew her to UNC for residency. She enjoys college basketball (Go Blue Devils!), traveling and attending theater productions. Lola is a huge foodie - "can't cook but I sure can eat!"
Brian Pitts, MD - Brian received a BA in History and Mathematics from the University of Kansas. Before going to medical school at Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine, Brian taught middle school math to 7th and 8th graders (he was also the boys basketball coach). He enjoys downhill skiing, hiking, international travel, board games and reading. Brian isn't ashamed to admit that the first concert he went to was Boyz II Men.
Melissa Smith, MD - Melissa graduated from the University of South Carolina with a degree in Biology and attended medical school at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine. She enjoys scuba diving and trail biking. Melissa chose to come UNC because of the bright, friendly residents and attendings, and because of the good balance of tertiary care and clinic experience not to mention the beautiful area.
Erin Sukhu, MD - Erin went to the University of Virginia for both undergraduate and medical schools. She found UNC to be the perfect combination of great training with fantastic people, and it's situated in a great area to live. She has studied in Morocco, lived in Australia and worked in Costa Rica and Ecuador. Erin loves traveling, singing, hiking, knitting, baking and spending time with her husband and their canine child, Tank. She is also a huge Redskins fan.
Danielle Volandt, MD - Danielle majored in Biology at the College of Charleston and went to medical school at the Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine. She enjoys running, hiking, biking and recently tried her hand at carpentry - built a farmhouse style table and matching bench. Danielle would be a great asset to any camping trip - she's certified in Wilderness Medicine and is working toward becoming a fellow with the Wilderness Medical Society. She is the proud parent to a beautiful fur baby - her rescue dog, Sadie.


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Sounds good to me. I just checked it out superficially and it all seemed fine.
Just some questions though on usage.
Those who want to build a non-default pre-populated
schema partition will now use the partition plugin in some project to build their
partition right?
Then their derivative work would replace their partition containing jar to be extracted
in place of the original jar?
Is this alternative partition jar going to be the same file name as the original? Or will
it have a new name determined by the embedding project? If so then is there some
configuration option that will look for that jar instead of the original stock partition jar
and what would that configuration be if this is the case?
Perhaps we need a simple confluence page that describes this feature and how to use
On Mar 17, 2007, at 2:00 AM, Alex Karasulu (JIRA) wrote:
> [ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSERVER-834?
> page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-
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> Alex Karasulu commented on DIRSERVER-834:
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> So looking at the commit it seems you separated out the extraction
> code into the
> new partition-extractor module and use the proper class loader code
> to locate a
> single partition jar to extract?
david jencks
>> Schema partition bootstrap code should be more flexible and reliable
>> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>> Key: DIRSERVER-834
>> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/
>> Project: Directory ApacheDS
>> Issue Type: Improvement
>> Affects Versions: 1.5.0
>> Reporter: David Jencks
>> Assigned To: David Jencks
>> Fix For: 1.5.0
>> Attachments: DIRSERVER-834-2.patch, DIRSERVER-834.patch
>> Currently the extraction code is packed together with the output
>> of the apacheds-bootstrap-plugin into the same jar. However, the
>> extraction code blythely assumes that there's only one set of
>> files to be loaded available on the classpath. This makes it
>> needlessly difficult to change the bootstrap schemas (you have to
>> include the extraction code yourself) and dangerous (there's no
>> check that only one set of files exist).
>> I'd like to
>> - put the extraction classes in a separate jar
>> - change them to check that there is only one set of files to try
>> to load.
>> After this it should be easy to set up a jar with the bootstrap
>> schemas you need for a particular apacheds application by using
>> the apacheds-bootstrap-plugin and then include that jar in the
>> server cp for that application and get the schemas you need with
>> no setup code.
>> Apparently there's been some misconception that getClass
>> ().getResource() will only load from the jar the class is in.
>> Looking at the code involved, Class.getResource delegates to the
>> class's classloader, which proceeds (in general) to start by
>> searching the parent classpath. If not found it calls
>> findResource. The javadoc for URLClassLoader.findResource says:
>> * Finds the resource with the specified name on the URL
>> search path.
>> so there is no restriction to the jar the class came from.
>> So, I think that even if we keep the extraction classes in the
>> same jar as the files to extract we should make sure there's only
>> one set in the classpath to unpack.
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WASHINGTON (AP) The White House is trying to soothe Republicans who say the party might have fared better on Election Day if President Bush had not waited until after the vote to oust Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
"You could argue that either way, of what political effect an earlier decision on Secretary Rumsfeld would have had. But it doesn't matter," White House chief of staff Josh Bolten said Sunday.
"The president correctly decided that this decision does not belong in the political realm. And a decision as important as your secretary of defense should not be made based on some partisan political advantage. It would send a terrible signal to our troops, to our allies, even to our enemies," Bolten said.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich has suggested that if Bush replaced Rumsfeld two weeks before the election, voters would not have been as angry about the unpopular Iraq war. Republicans would have gained the boost they needed, according to Gingrich, to retain their majority in the Senate and hold onto 10 to 15 more House seats.
Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., the outgoing chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, agreed with that assessment.
Bush should have removed Rumsfeld "as soon as he had made up his mind. And that's a hard thing to calculate. But it's highly doubtful that he made up his mind between the time the election returns came in on Tuesday and Wednesday when Rumsfeld was out."
"And if Rumsfeld had been out, you bet it would have made a difference," Specter said. "I'd still be chairman of the Judiciary Committee."
The same thought occurred to veteran Rep. Clay Shaw, R-Fla., who was on the verge of becoming chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. After the election, Shaw said that if Rumsfeld had stepped down before last Tuesday, Shaw and other Republicans might have won.
"It could have made a difference in who is running the Congress," said Shaw.
Bush said in an Oval Office interview with The Associated Press and other reporters on Nov. 1 that he expected Rumsfeld and Vice President Dick Cheney to stay in his administration until the end. A day after Democrats triumphed, Bush acknowledged he misled the reporters because he "didn't want to inject a major decision about this war in the final days of a campaign."
Bolten explained that when Bush spoke to the reporters, the president had begun seeking a replacement for Rumsfeld — but had yet to decide on a successor.
"The president was not going to replace Secretary Rumsfeld unless he was confident that he had a very strong replacement available to him to put in place," Bolten said.
More important, Bolten said, was that Bush's misdirection to the press was justified by military need.
"If he had said something other than what he said, if he had been equivocal about his support for Secretary Rumsfeld, that would have started an outbreak of then warranted speculation about Secretary Rumsfeld's tenure," Bolten said. "It would have undermined Secretary Rumsfeld's ability to lead the military in a time of war."
White House counselor Dan Bartlett said he did not buy the idea that the timing of the resignation would have made a difference with voters — but allowed that the president was concerned with appearances.
"Think about the signal it would have sent two weeks before the election if President Bush, desperate to change political polls, would have jettisoned his secretary of defense. It would have looked desperate," Bartlett said.
"It would have looked like it was made based on political motivations, not on the security interests of our country," he said. "And I think that would have weakened the president and Republican support going down the stretch of this campaign."
Rumsfeld's departure was a turning point in the administration's Iraq policy. Bolten and Bartlett, making the rounds of Sunday talk shows, said Bush will now welcome new ideas about the war, even from Democrats he once called soft on terrorism.
Some Democrats raised concerns about Bush's choice of former CIA Director Robert Gates to succeed Rumsfeld. The questions revolve around what Gates knew during the Iran-Contra affair, which involved two Reagan White House covert operations: selling arms to Iran to free U.S. hostages in Lebanon and supplying arms to the Contra guerrillas fighting the leftist government of Nicaragua.
"I haven't decided what I'm going to do with Mr. Gates," said Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., the incoming chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
Bolten and Levin spoke on ABC's This Week. Specter appeared on CNN's Late Edition. Bartlett and Dean were on Fox News Sunday.
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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Ethical Issues Raised by Proposals to Treat Addiction Using Deep Brain Stimulation
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Deep brain stimulation (DBS) has been proposed as a potential treatment of drug addiction on the basis of its effects on drug self-administration in animals and on addictive behaviours in some humans treated with DBS for other psychiatric or neurological conditions. DBS is seen as a more reversible intervention than ablative neurosurgery but it is nonetheless a treatment that carries significant risks. A review of preclinical and clinical evidence for the use of DBS to treat addiction suggests that more animal research is required to establish the safety and efficacy of the technology and to identify optimal treatment parameters before investigating its use in addicted persons. Severely addicted persons who try and fail to achieve abstinence may, however, be desperate enough to undergo such an invasive treatment if they believe that it will cure their addiction. History shows that the desperation for a "cure" of addiction can lead to the use of risky medical procedures before they have been rigorously tested. In the event that DBS is used in the treatment of addiction, we provide minimum ethical requirements for clinical trials of its use in the treatment of addiction. These include: restrictions of trials to severely intractable cases of addiction; independent oversight to ensure that patients have the capacity to consent and give that consent on the basis of a realistic appreciation of the potential benefits and risks of DBS; and rigorous assessments of the effectiveness and safety of this treatment compared to the best available treatments for addiction.


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Chapter 1.3
Dinner wasn't the best thing that had happened to me. As everyone had their discussion, I barely contributed to it and instead ate my food in complete silence. My mom occasionally glanced at me to check if I was alright and if I was eating my food instead of sneaking into some hidden pocket and disposing of it later. She thought that I'd stopped eating after that day as it was "normal teenage behavior" from shock or something. But I was eating alright and I was healthy. Matt wouldn't have wanted me to change my eating habits because of him.
"Lillian, how's school been going for you?"
I looked up at Diana's smiling face, whose question had snapped me out of my thoughts.
"School's going alright. Everything's fine."
She nodded at me and continued talking with the others, knowing that I wasn't going to say anything furthermore. Dinner passed by slowly and when it finished, I helped clear up. Amy tugged at my hand when we were done and said, "Come on! Let's go!"
After saying goodbye to our parents, we walked over to a nearby theater where they were putting a few films.
"What do you want to watch?" She asked me as we looked at our options. They were showing the Titanic and an animation film.
"Whatever you're okay with."
Big mistake, I should have said animation. Because in the end, I found myself watching the Titanic which only made me think of Matt even more especially because of the end. Was I going to be just like Kate Winslet in the movie; grow old with no other guy because my true love had passed away? Memories of that day came and played in my head over and over again as the movie continued and I felt like I was going to cry any second when the movie finally finished.
"Great. Let's go home now!"
As we walked back to her house, we didn't talk at all. There was complete silence as our shoes paced on the cement sidewalks. I find it uncomfortable as I saw Amy sneak glances at me to see how I was doing. It's as if she knew that I wanted to bawl over any second. Just when I felt like the worst could happen here, we got to the front yard. Our parents were already out in front, talking and my mom waved over at us.
"Well it's been a great night, Clarence," I heard Mr. Anderson say.
"Indeed, Joseph. And the girls had a good time too, I'm sure," my mom replied, winking over at us.
I put on a fake smile as Amy told them about the movie and as I remained silent. Finally, my mom said, "Well, it's getting late. We should get going."
"Alright Claire. Take care, see you next week," Diana said, hugging my mom goodbye and then hugging me too.
Mom and I made our way to the car, and as she started down the street, I waved goodbye to Amy.
"So seems like you had a good time with Amy, Lillian."
"Yes I did mom. Everything went perfect."
Oh, how I wished that bit could be true.


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BeschreibungVolume two of Robert Vaughans stunning American Chronicles follows the tumult of American during the second decade of the twentieth century. Theindestructible Titanic goes down in the cold arctic sea, millions of immigrants flood into the country, a bloody workers revolution occurs in Russia, and in Sarajevo an assassination quickly ignites the flames of theFirst World War. It is 1912, and the Lady Lucinda Chetwynd-Dunleigh can hear the final strains of the ships orchestra as the famous Titanic sinks below the surface of the water. She watches the doomed ship from a lifeboat full of weeping women, contemplating the 1,503 people who went down with it, including her husband and her clandestine American lover. Daredevil flyer Billy Canfield lets his passion for the new science of aeronautics to lead him togreatness as one of the top flying aces of WWI, while at home rebellious suffragettes defy the law and face prison fighting for the right to vote. The second decade of the twentieth century poses new challenges for Americas bravest and strongest, but with danger comes the promise of even greater freedom.
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