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The overall objective of this proposal is to provide advanced training for the career development of Dr. Qing Ma, a clinical pharmacologist, in antiretroviral pharmacogenomics, pharmacokinetics and disease modeling in patients with HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders. Through research training, coursework and independent studies, he will develop collaborative relationship with his mentors and skills to achieve his long- term career goal to become an independent clinical investigator focusing on pharmacogenomics of antiretroviral therapy and neurocognitive disorders. He will be working in a rich environment under successful senior investigators from University at Buffalo (Dr. Gene Morse), Vanderbilt University (Dr. David Haas) and University of Rochester (Dr. Giovanni Schifitto). Specific areas of mentorship and training include pharmacogenomics, genetic analysis and bioinformatics, population pharmacokinetic analysis and disease modeling. This proposal focuses on the genomic impact on antiretroviral pharmacokinetics, response and toxicity in patients with HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders (HAND), one of the most prevalent co- morbidities in treated individuals. To achieve this immediate goal, patient samples and longitudinal data will be used from two well-characterized studies: CNS HIV Antiretroviral Therapy Effects Research (CHARTER) and Clinical Trial of CNS Penetrating ART to Prevent NeuroAIDS in China. The risk for HAND may be related to limited distribution of antiretrovirals into the brain but the specific genetic factors associated with variations in brain exposure are largely unknown. Our central hypothesis is that genetic variants that are associated with antiretroviral pharmacokinetics and neurotoxicity will also be associated with HAND in treated individuals.
The specific aims of the proposed research are: 1) to determine the association between antiretroviral pharmacokinetics and neurocognitive function among treated patients from CHARTER and Chinese studies;2) to identify genes and genetic polymorphisms that are associated with antiretroviral exposure, particularly genes that are linked to drug metabolism and drug distribution into the central nervous system;3) to identify neurotoxicity and inflammation-associated genes that are linked to neurocognitive abnormalities using gene expression profiling and bioinformatics techniques;4) to develop a disease progression model that integrates pharmacokinetics and the genetic data generated from aims 1 to 3 to predict HAND development. The identification of genetic markers correlated with antiretroviral pharmacokinetics and neurocognitive function will shed lights on HAND etiology and will provide patients and clinicians a useful tool for intervention and risk assessment on an individualized basis. The proposed training and research activities will provide Dr. Qing Ma a foundation that he can generate competitive grant applications in the final years of the award and advance patient care through personalized medicine.
The overall objective of this proposal is to provide advanced training for the career development of Dr. Qing Ma, in antiretroviral pharmacogenomics, pharmacokinetics and disease modeling in patients with HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders. The research plan focuses on the development of a model system to improve risk and intervention assessments by integrating genetic data, pharmacokinetics and toxicity to establish an individualized risk profile of HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders, one of the prevalent co-morbidities in treated individuals.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints can boast numbers of over 13 million members, with more than half of those members living outside the United States. Wards (the name for a congregation) and branches (similar to wards but smaller) of the Church can be found in 162 countries. Countries with the highest percentage of LDS members are the United States, the countries of Latin America, the Philippines, Canada, England, American Samoa, Tonga, and Western Samoa. The Church has minimal presence in China (though it does have fairly good population in Hong Kong as well as a temple there), the Middle-East, and Cuba.
Within the United States in Utah about sixty percent of the population are members. That puts the state population of Saints at just over 1.5 million members. In Idaho, fourteen percent of the population are LDS; in Nevada, nine percent; Arizona, six percent; Oregon, four percent; and the rest of the states are at about three percent.
Church membership doubles approximately every fifteen years, due mostly to increased missionary efforts. In the last ten years the number of missionaries has gone up by fifty percent. There are currently over 60,000 missionaries in 162 countries, and in the year 2000 alone five million copies of the Book of Mormon were handed out. Currently Church growth is right around three percent every year. This includes more than 300,000 converts a year plus growth through members having families.
Growth of the Church outside of the United States is amazing. For example, Missionaries were not allowed into Nigeria until 1978, by 1980 there were 1,700 members in Nigeria and by 1995 there were 28,000 members.
In line with the fact that about half of its members are now outside of the United States, about half speak English as a primary language. Spanish speaking members have reached a total of 3,226,000, and 780,000 members speak Portuguese. Another 1,311,000 speak a language other than English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Because of the massive growth the Church is experiencing in non-English speaking countries, the Church curriculum is now printed in dozens of languages.
The huge growth of the Church means that meetinghouses and temples are needed in more places. As of 2004 there were 20,000 meetinghouses in use. As of October 2005, 122 temples were in use, with nine more either under construction or announced. The LDS Church is now the fourth largest church in the United States and is growing much more rapidly than many other religions. Rodney Stark, a sociologist of religion, estimates that the LDS Church could easily have between 60 to 265 million members by the year 2080.


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Vintage: 2011
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Producer: Piuze, Maison Patrick
Rated 92-94 points by Robert Parker`s Wine Advocate: "Compelling notes of slate, crushed rocks, smoke, peaches flow from the 2011 Chablis Bougros Cote de Bouqueyreaux. This intensely mineral yet rich, textured wine is utterly compelling for its beguiling, multi-dimensional personality. The Cote de Bouqueyreaux is utterly vivid in the glass. There is plenty of promise here. Piuze reported he had a few issue with frost and hail, but the wine itself is gorgeous. Anticipated maturity: 2014+." -- Antonio Galloni in the Wine AdvocateAdditional Notes from the Wine Advocate: "Patrick Piuze is one of the most thoughtful producers in Chablis, so it is hardly a surprise that these wines continue to show significant improvement. One of the developments over the last year or so has been an experimentation with an old-fashioned mechanical press, which Piuze thinks may give him wines with a greater capacity to age, even if they are a bit tougher upon release. Given the considerable attention, and frankly mystery, that still surrounds the premature oxidation of white Burgundies, it is going to be very interesting to see what this approach yields. Piuze recently took over a section of the old Vocoret cellars in the center of town, which gives him some additional space, which was much needed. Unlike most of his peers, Piuze works exclusively with purchased fruit, most of it from vineyards he farms directly or supervises. Piuze makes a number of fabulous wines, but of particular interest are the "Terroir" series wines, which seek to highlight the unique qualities of each of the main villages within the Chablis appellation. As far as I know, no one else is making wines like this. Piuze bottled some of his 2011s early. Those wines were left on their lees for their entire elevage. I tasted the rest of the 2011s from barrel, where they had never been racked. As for the 2010s, Piuze is one of the few producers who is quite frank in saying he is not a huge fan of the vintage. Accordingly, Piuze chose not to bottle magnums for any of his wines."
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Ballet Tots – Is an introduction to the joys of dance, the class uses inspiring music, props, storybooks and pictures to tell a magical adventure where anything can happen.
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About Us - Oh My Rockness
Oh My Rockness is two people: Claire and Patrick McNamara.
We met over an album mix-up, dated for a few months, and then in 2004 thought it would be cool to start a website that lists (mostly) small shows and highlights up-and-coming bands. Such an obvious thing for a new couple to do together, we know!
So we did and we called the site Oh My Rockness because that name made us both laugh. Shortly after the site's launch, we got married to celebrate the accomplishment. Claire enters the shows you see listed on the site. Patrick writes about the bands.
But since we're only two people, we also rely on the generous help of friends (you'll see them listed to the right if you look right now) to help keep things clicking. Oh My Rockness isn't big. But it's fun. So that's our story. Thanks for reading. It's also very impressive you even found this page!
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Drawing (and running!) the NYC marathon
New York Times Magazine columnist and illustrator Christoph Niemann not only ran the NYC Marathon this weekend, he also live-sketched the entire 26.2 miles. Armed with a pad of paper, a pencil, and his trusty iPhone, Niemann doodled drawings along the route and posted the images to his Twitter account.
The jogging artist even created a new Twitter account mid-run after hitting his tweeted photo limit for the day.
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Celery Soup with celery leaf, asian pear and blue cheese relish.
Author Notes: its uncomplicated, super easy to make and quite delicious —nykavi
Food52 Review: This soup could not be easier to put together. It is a luxuriously rich cream of celery soup, scented with onion and garlic and accentuated by bits of sweet, fresh asian pear, pieces of pungent, salty blue cheese, and shreds of verdant, tender celery leaves. It's ready in minutes, and its sophisticated flavors and simple garnish make it a perfect dinner party course. —Brianne Du Clos
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- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 shallots, chopped fine
- 2 garlic cloves, minced fine
- 2 cups celery, sliced thinly
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 2 cups chicken stock
- 1/3 cup cream
- 2 tablespoons celery leaves, chopped fine
- 1/2 cup asian pear, diced
- 4 tablespoons blue cheese, crumbled
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- SOUP Heat butter in a saute pan till bubbly. Add shallots, garlic and celery. Saute for a minute. Add chicken stock, salt and pepper. Bring soup to a boil, cover and simmer for 15 minutes. Pu the soup through a blender. ( I prefer a regular blender over the immersion kind as it gives the soup a better texture) Pour soup back into pan and add cream. Heat gently for 3 to 5 minutes. Serve hot in a bowl , topped with a heaping tablespoon of the relish.
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Well it's official. Tickets have been booked and we are off on our first overseas family holiday.
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Gerry and my favourite African bird, the lilac breasted roller
Well it's official. Tickets have been booked and we are off on our first overseas family holiday.
Seems so funny saying that. As a kid, the only place I ever went was Caloundra for family holidays. We would always go just before or after school holidays to save a little money on peak season rates.
So our destination: Zimbabawe! My husband was born and raised there and moved to Brisbane (by himself) to study in the early 1990's. His mum lives with us on our property and his Dad still works in Zimbabwe on various mines.
His parents are selling their family home, so Perry wanted our children to see where he grew up and meet Betty, who has been with his family since he was a tiny tot.
Feels like I've got a million things to do before we leave in two weeks time. I've got a trade fair to attend and suitcases to pack. Better get moving!
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and I know how special this journey is for the whole family, I'm so happy for you and the Presh and the Prince.
Trade fair - what trade fair??? Ohhh you mean the one that we have been working on for months and months??? That little venture! Hehehehe yes yes off we toddle to the trade fair Big Bear and Brown Bear :o)
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Zoey did the hair cutting
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Well said. That's my reaction as well.I would love to have that as a poster.
If you run out of Wyeth, you can always switch to Howard Pyle - I think all of his work is public domain too.I think I like the dude in the background the best with his arms in the air -"You can't ride that horse up here!"
I like the one falling over on the steps, dropping his polearm and shield.The whole picture is so dynamic. Mr. Papé's work is really beautiful.


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A Progressive Perverts the Commerce Clause; but O'Reilly Gets it Right!
By Publius Huldah.
Bill O'Reilly (Fox News) made our Framers proud when, on March 26, 2012, he correctly explained [probably for the first time ever on TV] the genuine meaning of the interstate commerce clause. O'Reilly's guest was Big Government Progressive Caroline Fredrickson, Esq., of the inaptly named "American Constitution Society". In trying to defend obamacare, she said that our Framers intended to grant to Congress extensive powers over the "national economy":
"When the Founding Fathers adopted the Constitution, they put in the commerce clause ah specifically so that Congress could actually regulate interstate commerce. They envisioned a national economy, and we really have one now, and to the tune of over two trillion dollars, health care makes up a big big part of that and so it's completely within the power of ah Congress to pass this legislation [obamacare] and to attempt to provide some reasonable regulation…"
But what she said is not true! Accordingly, O'Reilly responded:
"The interstate commerce clause was put in so individual States could not charge tariffs [for] going from one state to another. So, for example, Pennsylvania would say to New Jersey, 'Hey, you can't bring in anything here from New Jersey unless you pay us 2% on it.' "
Bravo, O'Reilly! That is precisely the purpose of the interstate commerce clause. James Madison, Father of our Constitution, wrote in Federalist No. 42 (9th para):
"… A very material object of this power [to regulate interstate commerce] was the relief of the States which import and export through other States, from the improper contributions levied on them by the latter. Were these at liberty to regulate the trade between State and State … ways would be found out to load the articles of import and export, during the passage through their jurisdiction, with duties which would fall on the makers of the latter and the consumers of the former…"
And Alexander Hamilton wrote in Federalist No. 22 (4th para):
"…' The commerce of the German empire … is in continual trammels from the multiplicity of … duties which the several princes and states exact upon the merchandises passing through their territories, by means of which the … navigable rivers [of] … Germany … are rendered almost useless.' Though the … people of this country might never permit this … to be … applicable to us, yet we may … expect, from the … conflicts of State regulations, that the citizens of each would … come to be … treated by the others in no better light …"
So! What our Framers said was that the purpose of the interstate commerce clause is to authorize Congress to prevent the States from imposing tolls and tariffs on articles of import and export – merchandize – as they are transported through the States for purposes of buying and selling.1
But Fredrickson apparently has no idea what our Framers said. She dug deeper:
"Actually this was a major issue at stake in the adoption of the Constitution was the ability of our national government to deal with national issues and, let's look a little bit at what's happened in the 20th century…"
What? Our Framers made a "major issue" of their determination to grant to Congress power over whatever it might in the future deem to be a "national issue"?
Rubbish! What Fredrickson said is demonstrably false. Our Framers said the exact opposite of what she represented. In Federalist No. 45 (9th para), Madison identified the "national issues" Congress would be dealing with:
"The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the federal government are few and defined. Those which are to remain in the State governments are numerous and indefinite. The former will be exercised principally on external objects, as war, peace, negotiation, and foreign commerce; … The powers reserved to the several States will extend to all the objects which, in the ordinary course of affairs, concern the lives, liberties, and properties of the people…." [boldface mine]
In Federalist No. 39 (3rd para from end):
"…the proposed government cannot be deemed a national one; since its jurisdiction extends to certain enumerated objects only, and leaves to the several States a residuary and inviolable sovereignity over all other objects." [boldface mine]
and in Federalist No. 14 (8th para):
"…the general [federal] government is not to be charged with the whole power of making and administering laws. Its jurisdiction is limited to certain enumerated objects.…" [boldface mine]
Do you see? Our Framers drafted a Constitution which established a Federation of Sovereign States united only for the limited purposes enumerated in the Constitution. The powers of each of the three branches of the federal government are carefully limited and defined. See: Congress' enumerated powers, the President's enumerated powers, and the Judicial Branch's enumerated powers. Our Constitution does not delegate general legislative powers over the Country at large to Congress! Ours is a Constitution of enumerated powers only. And nothing – nothing – in the Constitution authorizes the federal government to control the provision – or denial – of medical care to The People. Thus, obamacare is altogether unconstitutional as outside the scope of the legislative powers delegated to Congress by Our Constitution.
Folks! Do not believe what you hear people saying about Our Constitution on TV or the Radio. Most of them don't know what they are talking about, or they are lying. Only rarely does anyone get it right as O'Reilly did. So you must check things out for yourself. And always demand Proof! PH
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1 For a more definitive explanation of the genuine meaning of the interstate commerce clause, and more irrefutable proof from primary sources, see: Does The Interstate Commerce Clause Authorize Congress To Force Us To Buy Health Insurance? Progressives! Read it and rebut it, if you can. PH
April 17, 2012
Merchant Seamen In 1798, Health Care On Federal Enclaves, And Really Silly Journalists.
By Publius Huldah.
A little knowledge is a dangerous thing; and no one illustrates this Principle better than Forbes' writer Rick Unger in his article, "Congress Passes Socialized Medicine and Mandates Health Insurance – In 1798", Washington Post writer Greg Sargent and Georgetown University history professor Adam Rothman.
In 1798, Congress passed An Act for the relief of sick and disabled Seamen which required the master of every American ship arriving from foreign ports to any port of the United States, and American ships engaged in the coastal trade using those ports, to pay a small fee to the federal government for every seaman employed on his ship. The funds so raised were used to care for sick and disabled seamen in the marine hospitals established in the ports of the United States.
So! Unger cited this 1798 Act and chortled with glee that our Framers supported "socialized medicine"; and so the "political right-wing" should stop "pretending" that our Founding Fathers would oppose obamacare.
Greg Sargent chimed in to the same effect, and quoted history professor Adam Rothman for the idiotic propositions that
"…the post-revolutionary generation clearly thought that the national government had a role in subsidizing health care … that in itself is pretty remarkable and a strong refutation of the basic principles that some Tea Party types offer … This defies a lot of stereotypes about limited government in the early republic."
But Unger's, Sargent's and Rothman's statements are so transparently ignorant they can be disposed of in a few paragraphs:
Congress' Three Categories of Legislative Powers
One: Congress has only limited legislative powers over the Country at large. These legislative powers are restricted to war, international commerce & relations; and domestically, the creation of an uniform commercial system: weights & measures, patents & copyrights, a monetary system based on gold & silver, bankruptcy laws, and mail delivery. Various Amendments granted to Congress certain powers over civil rights. These enumerated powers are the only areas wherein the national government has lawful (constitutional) authority over The States and The People in The States. In all other matters [except those listed at Art. I, Sec. 10] the States and The People retained supremacy, independence, and sovereignty.
Two: Article I, Sec. 8, clause 17, U.S. Constitution, says:
"The Congress shall have Power To exercise exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten Miles square) as may, by Cession of particular States, and the Acceptance of Congress, become the Seat of the Government of the United States, and to exercise like Authority over all Places purchased by the Consent of the Legislatures of the State in which the Same shall be, for the Erection of Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, dock-Yards, and other needful Buildings;" [boldface mine]
"Exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever" over "dock-Yards". Do you see? It is this clause which grants to Congress authority to establish marine hospitals on dock-Yards belonging to the United States. Congress has a general legislative authority over the federal enclaves, such as dock-Yards. That legislative authority is limited only by the Bill of Rights.
In Federalist Paper No. 43 at 2., James Madison explains in three short paragraphs [read them!] why the federal government must have "complete authority" over the federal enclaves listed at Art. I, Sec. 8, cl.17.
Alexander Hamilton in Federalist No. 32 (2nd para), comments also on the grant of "EXCLUSIVE LEGISLATION" over the federal enclaves [capitals are Hamilton's] in "The last clause but one in the eighth section of the first article…"
Do you see? That grant of "exclusive legislation" is restricted to the federal enclaves.
Three: Article IV, Sec. 3, cl. 2, grants to Congress the "Power to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property belonging to the United States…" Madison shows in Federalist No. 43 at 5. that "the Territory" referred primarily to the Western Territory before it was formed into States.
That's it, Folks!
So! While Rick Unger crowed in his article,
"While I'm sure a number of readers are scratching their heads in the effort to find the distinction between the circumstances of 1798 and today, I think you'll find it difficult."
It's not difficult at all! All one has to do is read Art. I, Sec. 8, cl. 17, which permits Congress to make such a law for American ships using the dock-Yards belonging to the United States. That's what "exclusive Legislation in all Cases whatsoever" means. Do you see?
Congress has no such legislative authority for the Country at large. There, it is limited and enumerated. PH
April 5, 2012
Postscript Added April 7, 2012:
Attorney Hal Rounds (Memphis, TN), gave me the following fascinating information:
"My GGrandfather was a U.S. Consul, his last post was in Nova Scotia. Among his records is a series of reports regarding how he arranged for the isolation, shelter, and nursing in Nova Scotia of an American sailor ill with smallpox. The ship left, after disembarking the now useless – and contagious – victim. This care necessitated local expenses and hiring. I do not know what, if any, of the cost was borne by the ship owner, and what portion was by the U.S. Government. (The sailor survived, and eventually was sent on his way.)
But the duties of a nation extend to some services to its citizens abroad. These are, of course, governed by treaties and customary traditions. So, a law requiring a ship operator to insure his crew fits in with the federal authority to regulate "commerce with foreign nations" and its jurisdiction over U.S. flag shipping outside, or traveling between, state jurisdictions. Because ships will dump sick sailors wherever they may make landfall, and the locals have the burden of dealing with the victim. Their care then raises the legal right to compensation for their services, which the law of nations allows to be levied against the nation, not just the owners, of the ship.
The requirement in 1798 addressed these concerns. It was not a requirement to subsidize health care for the citizenry at large, but to indemnify the federal government against claims that would arise in the course of the U.S. being a nation engaged in international trade, and, under the law of nations, responsible for the burdens its commerce threw upon foreigners; and to accommodate the demands the foreign vessels would dump on us."
THANK YOU, Hal! I showed how Congress had the authority to make the law; you explained why Congress needed to make the law, and provided additional constitutional authority for Congress to make the law. PH


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Child Development Research
Volume 2011 (2011), Article ID 982525, 6 pages
A Macrolevel Examination of County-Level Risk Factors for Underage Drinking Prevention: Intervention Opportunities to Protect Youth in the State of Georgia
1Department of Community Health and Health Behavior, School of Public Health and Health Professions, University at Buffalo, 320 Kimball Hall, Buffalo, NY 14214, USA
2Institute of Public Health, Georgia State University, P.O. Box 3995, Atlanta, GA 30302, USA
Received 30 June 2011; Revised 5 December 2011; Accepted 17 December 2011
Academic Editor: Masha Gartstein
Copyright © 2011 Karen E. O'Quin et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Introduction. Underage drinking can have profoundly negative impacts on childhood development. This study compares 4 categories of known underage drinking risk factors with alcohol consumption. The social indicators in these categories will be compared in the 10 most-at-risk (MAR) counties and the 10 least-at-risk (LAR) counties identified in Georgia. Methods. Independent 2-tailed t-tests were conducted to compare group means among MAR and LAR counties for all identified risk factors. Results. Significant differences were observed in all factors included in the poverty and alcohol outlet density categories. Discussion. The findings underscore the importance of better understanding youth drinking, poverty, and alcohol outlet density. However, our findings, supported by previous individual and aggregated level research, support strategies for researchers and policy makers to more proactively respond to poverty-stricken and high-density alcohol outlet indicators. The current ecological evaluation of underage drinking risk assessed on a macrolevel offers insights into the demographic features, social structures, and cultural patterns of counties that potentially predispose youth to greater health risks specifically associated with underage drinking.


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Photographer's Note
Tripods are nice, useful things. My teacher at school kept on saying "always carry a tripod with you, and don't forget your cup of milk before going to bed". School is over but unfortunately i always forget having my tripod with me, as well as having my milk prior to a good night's sleep. It is now lying somewhere at home, probably rusted already, but i know, this is my fault.
Burg Square is the Administrative Center of Bruges. It is bordered on three sides by the Landhuis van het Brugse Vrije (Mansion of Bruges), the Civil Registry and Gothic Town Hall, and the Basilica of the Holy Blood, which was the chapel of the Count of Flanders. The fourth side was occupied by the Sint-Donatius Cathedral, destroyed during the French Revolution.
PaulVDV, ikeharel, KristinsCamera, krzychu30, Didi, delpeoples has marked this note useful
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subhendu_bagchi (26089) 2013-11-03 8:31
Hi Deniz, what a wonderful shot it is! Excellent depth, fine clarity, great to see the colourful ambience. Great sharp image quality. A superb catch by night. Tfs.
PaulVDV (32631) 2013-11-03 8:33
Hello Deniz,
Exactly the same here. No milk before going to sleep and the tripod isn't present when I take a picture :)
Beautiful reflections of the building and the christmas tree in the puddle.
Nice with the silhouettes of the photographers with tripod. They will probably have drunk some milk later that evening.
Best regards, Paul
boa (7663) 2013-11-03 9:12
Hi Deniz,
i must admit it, i am to lazy to bring my tripod many times:)Hopefully i will do better next year..
Excellent reflections and light in this scene. I have not been to Bruges but i can see that there are many reasons to go there if you like architecture. Sharp shot with a nice atmosphere, well done!
romanaa (8022) 2013-11-03 9:25
Hi Deniz,
oh no, not Xmas tree, not yet, I am not ready :-D.
Stunning shot with beautiful reflection on wet pavement. So how did you take it ... with tripod or without?
Best regards
mesutilgim (97474) 2013-11-03 9:27
Selam sevgili Deniz,
Demekki ben sana benim tripod'un hikayesini anlatmamışım !
Rahmetli babamdan öğrenmiştim, sonra Ara Güler de aynı yöntemi kullandığını söylemişti.
Cedbinde 2 m kadar bir sicim bulundur. Tripod gerektiğinde makinenin etrafına sar, bir ucunu yere koyver.
Yerdeki ucun üstüne ayağınla bas ve kamerayı yukarı doğru ger ! Al sana beş kuruşa tripod !
Bu kareye gelince, tabii ki çok güzel !
Selam ve sevgiler
emka (106694) 2013-11-03 9:57
Hi Rigoletto, I laughed reading the title and your note. As you know, I am lately a lady with the tripod and I carry it all the time with me (but I haven't cup of milk before going to bed). But it doesn't always work :) and is so boooring. Without a tripod you made marvelous photo, I like the the beautifully lit facade and the Chritmas tree and its reflections. I wonder what photos made these photographers with the tripod.
Warm regrads Malgo
lousat (97531) 2013-11-03 10:45
HI Deniz,very original and beautiful pic,whit the man whit tripos as a black silhouette to give something of special to this magnificent composition,great capture whit perfect exposure,details and colors,great reflections too,i like it! Have a nice week and thanks,Luciano
KristinsCamera (2384) 2013-11-03 17:58
well, here's another one of those puzzles ~ where's the love for this sumptuous photo?
the blues of the tree vs the ochers of the building and its wonderful reflection are an unusual combination, very nice. and the silhouette of the photographer, reminding me a little of alfred hitchcock, and his assistant (?) is an inspired touch.
just the kind of fabulous photo i expect to see from rigoletto :)
krzychu30 (15512) 2013-11-04 1:17
Hi Deniz,
the perennial dilemma-take it or not?:)
I like taking pictures with tripod,but often I´m too lazy to carry it with me:)
Great scene!I like the way the puddle kind of divides the scene into two parts-the real one and imaginative.
Evocative composition!
Have a good day
Noel_Byrne (33620) 2013-11-04 4:30
hi Deniz,
Lovely result on this, its like an optical illusion with this mirror perfect reflection and the beautiful golden light. Like you, I never bring my tripod with me either, but unlike you, I never get results as fine as this.
And the first Christmas tree i have spotted in TE this year too :)
gojo (1769) 2013-11-04 6:08
Hi Deniz,
great reflections, many pictures in one, sort of. I also like the contrasting colors, but the christmas tree is way to early for me.
mjw364 (1466) 2013-11-04 7:09
Hello Deniz
Nice low light shot with a great reflection. Like you I seldom use a tripod - I have it in the car but cannot be bothered to carry it. I like to move around and see things from different POV's before I take my shots and I find a tripod would just get in the way. I only use it if I absolutely must.
willperrett (11810) 2013-11-04 7:11
Hello Deniz
So you managed this without a tripod... I wonder if you locked the mirror up to avoid shake before you put it on a wall (?) Can't think it was hand-held. Apparently taken the day after my birthday! Great reflections.
macjake (72535) 2013-11-06 9:39
Hi Deniz
forgetting your tripod is a sin! lol
I hardly ever leave home without it :)
So you're showing us Christmas Trees already? its only November Deniz haha
alot to like about this photo, with its strong contrasts of light/dark/shadows/reflections and silhouettes.
nice work once again
EstudioChispa (2178) 2013-11-07 12:57
Had this photographer known that you were producing a better foto than anything he would shoot this night AND NOT using a tripod, he may have just walked away in disgust!
You've been busy in the few days I've been away! I'll try to study all your latest postings... tomorrow!
Have a great evening, Deniz!
Austin, Texas
Didi (60590) 2013-11-08 1:45
Hi Deniz
Very nice deep wet foreground
Very good lights control, interesting scene in the black hour
Kind regards
delpeoples (59774) 2013-11-12 4:53
Dear Deniz
Do you at least drink your milk? :) Even if you don't use your tripod, the photo is stunning. The reflections and profusion of golden light are enchanting and I love the way the frame is so full of the architecture and reflexes. Virtually leaving no room for sky, that would be too distracting. Well you may have ignored your teacher's advice about the tripod, but he mystery have taught you to have hands as steady as a brain surgeon. Incredible sharpness at 1/8 second and that wide aperture!
Thanks for sharing
PS: NINE years on TE! Were you 10 when you joined?!!!
tober (8797) 2013-11-16 10:42
Tripodsuz da gayet güzel çıkmış. 1/8 elle çekim için iyi bir meydan okuma; ancak çok iyi kotarılmış. Brugge tripodlu-tripodsuz her daim güzel ve masalvarî.
Angshu (56760) 2013-11-19 2:03
Hi Deniz
Cool title :-)
No tripod, but fairly good sharpness I must say
The silhouettes are good, but its the reflections & the twinkling lights which attract me most
How's life??
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- Copyright: Deniz Taskin (rigoletto) (34279)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2011-12-29
- Categories: Daily Life, Architecture
- Camera: Canon EOS 400D, Sigma 10-20mm F4-5.6 EX DC HSM
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Mid May on the farm means a lot of weed control. Since we do not use chemicals that means a lot of mowing (which also keeps small rodents from eating the crops, and this did happen over the weekend-something took out 1/2 bed of cabbage. Don't worry we have several beds of cabbage and Eugene has now gotten the grass short AND has caught a couple of voles in the area. So he thinks the rest of the baby cabbage plants will survive) hoeing when the soils are dry enough (which they were as of yesterday) and hand pulling. Oh and tilling. Something Eugene has not been able to do in about 10 days because they ground has been too wet. You really do not want to till wet/damp ground as it destroys the structure and you get clods that are hard to break down. But now the soil has dried out enough for the the tilling to resume and hopefully by tomorrow he will have most of the untilled beds tilled and the weeds that are in them killed. Most of these beds are for Tomatoes, peppers and eggplant.
If you want to know what tomatoes we will have come the end of August check out my blog http://boulderbelt.blogspot.com/2009/05/boulder-belt-2009-tomato-roster.html. It's a big list of fabulous heirloom maters (mostly). Those tomatoes are still tiny and a couple of weeks away from being able to go out side. I have contact with a lot of other growers via email list serves and a few forums and we start our tomatoes about 4 to 6 weeks after most everyone else in the US (except the folks in the Dakotas) but by doing this we get to miss the cloud of RoundUp that is hovering in our air as I write this (RoundUp literally melts tomatoes). This is because the no-till farmers use the herbicide to "burn down" the weeds in their fields a day or two before planting. Than there will be another huge application the beginning of June and another late July for weed control. This is one of the reason we use a lot of row cover-it keeps the chemicals off of our produce. Unfortunately it does not keep the herbicides out of our water table so in a month I highly recommend that you drink only filtered water so you (and especially your small children) are not drinking the stuff.
Another reason we start and plant our tomatoes and peppers later than most people is because there too often is a cold period in mid to late May that will injure such tender plants and cause them to produce later and less than they should (we are going through this right now and it would not surprise me if we get another round of cold air before Memorial day). So between the chemicals and the cold weather we are glad our tomato seedlings are tiny and safe in a warm room. The pepper and eggplant seedlings are big (I start these at least 3 weeks before the tomatoes because they take longer to get to a good size, though this year they both grew faster than expected) but also in the same warm room so safe.
Besides the nightshades (the family that peppers, potatoes, maters and eggplant all belong) we have planted in the market garden beets, green beans (or maybe wax beans), potatoes, carrots, celeriac, red turnips, rutabagas, radishes, early cucumbers, early cantaloupes, more lettuce, more spring mix, early basil, early zucchini (which is flowering so we should have zukes in shares in 2 to 3 weeks), chard and a few other things. I believe we have about 2/3 of the 250+ beds filled at this point and should be about filled by June 1st.
Oh yeah a couple of things. Oxford members St Rt 732 is closed this week by Houston Woods so you will have to find another way to get here if you use 732 to get to Eaton. The signs say it will be reopened May 16th. Don't for get the potluck dinner coming up May 24th bring food to share and something to eat it on/in/from (we do not want to use paper/plastic plates and cups and don't have enough china to supply everyone). Member Nancy Glidden has graciously offered to do a short workshop on how to use culinary herbs which I think will be useful to most everyone. This will take place right after the farm tour and before dinner (or maybe during dinner as this will be a casual event and we can nosh and learn)
Chive Dip
1 pint sour cream
1/4 cup chives chopped fine
1 TSP thyme chopped fine
salt to taste
Mixed everything into the sour cream, let sit at least 2 hours so the flavors can blend (over night is best). set out with good tater chips
Strawberries-You get 2 pints this week (oh Joy!!). These will come and go all summer and fall as we grow Day Neutral strawberries and not the June bearing type
Asparagus-a half pound of spears. I wish we could give more but the plants are not producing as heavily as we expected. Next year will be better as we will be able to harvest some of the new area (planted spring of '08) and in 2 years we will have twice as much to harvest.
Lettuce-another bag of mixed heads-the mix this week will be a red leaf lettuce some old guy, Tom Chance, from Eaton gave us last year and marvel of 4 seasons, a french heirloom (this is a bibb type)
Chive-These are beginning to flower. The flowers are edible but tend to be on the hot side. Still they make a salad beautiful
Spring Mix-This might be mostly baby lettuce. The spring mix beds we should be harvesting have huge lettuce and the rest of the greens, despite being sowed a week before the lettuce are not growing much at all so have been too small to cut for the past 12 days. the cool weather should be good for this stuff and hopefully I will go out this morning to find beautiful arugula, mizuna, et. al.
Leeks-This should be the last week for leeks
Thyme-Very small leaves, really good in things like potato and leek soup
Tarragon-This smells like anise, leaves green and slender
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Weather cooperates for Lakeview Winterfest
Organizers of this year's Winterfest couldn't have been happier with the weather Saturday. Like Goldilocks' third try at pilfered porridge, it was not too hot and not too cold. The bevy of sleds turning out for the BEVRA Snowmobile Races and classic sled show had plenty of frozen liquid on which to race, but those taking part in the polar plunge were in no immediate danger of freezing solid upon exiting the water.


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A representative of gay advocacy group GLAAD confirms that Madonna has been chosen to present CNN's host Anderson Cooper with the Vito Russo Award at the 24th annual GLAAD Media Awards. This award, named after the legendary HIV/AIDS activist and author of the book "The Celluloid Closet" Vito Russo, is annually given to openly gay, lesbian, or transgender media figure who has great contribution in promoting equality, and Cooper is deemed qualified to receive the prize this year.
The specific pick of Madonna to deliver the award does not go without reason. GLAAD President Herndon Graddick says that Madonna is perfect to take the duty because she and Cooper are longtime friends who have actively shown their support for lesbian, gay and transgender people in their careers.
"Madonna has been a passionate spokesperson and longtime supporter of gay rights. She has embraced LGBT people around the world on many occasions," says Graddick. "From speaking out against bullying to raising support for marriage equality, Madonna has always been one of our community's strongest allies. We are honored to have her stand with GLAAD and Anderson Cooper."
This event will mark the first appearance of Cooper, 45, in an LGBT event since he confessed about his sexual orientation last July 2012. He revealed to The Daily Beast's Andrew Sullivan that he was a gay for the first time through an e-mail. He wrote, "The fact is, I'm gay, always have been, always will be, and I couldn't be any more happy, comfortable with myself, and proud."
This honest and brave statement of Cooper seems to be the best reason why he deserves to win the Vito Russo Award this year. Graddick says, "By sharing his own experiences as a gay man, Anderson has reminded millions of Americans that LGBT people are part of their everyday lives and an integral part of our cultural fabric. He continues to raise the bar and set a new standard for journalists everywhere, and I'm proud to call him a friend."
The award ceremony, to be hosted by the anchors of "Good Morning America", Lara Spencer, Josh Elliott and Sam Champion, will take place on March 16 in New York City.
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With the 31st annual World Amateur Go Championships now underway and being held this year for only the second time in China, a look at the current status of the longtime rivalry between the three major go powers is instructive. There are nine currently active international tournaments – the Nongshim, Ing, BC Card, Jeongganjang, Asian TV, Fujitsu, LG, Samsung, and Chunlan — that involve China, Japan, and Korea. Half of the latest winners of these are Chinese, and the other half are Korean. The most recent victory by the Japanese was four years ago, at the 7th Nongshim Cup in 2006 when Yoda Norimoto 9P, in the final game, managed to defeat "iron door" Lee Changho 9P of Korea, who had finished off a win for the Koreans in the first six editions of this win-and-continue team tournament. Several titles have been completely controlled by the Chinese and Koreans. The Ing Cup, which currently has the biggest purse, has been won five times by Koreans and once by Chinese. The Japanese were runners-up twice. The international BC Card Cup, which includes a Taiwanese representative and has one-hour basic time and 30 seconds byoyomi, has been won once by a Korean representative and once by a Chinese. The Jeongganjang Cup, a team event for women pros, has been split five-three between Korean (five wins) and Chinese teams. Others, mostly longer-running events, have had occasional Japanese winners. The Asian TV Fast Game Cup (ten minutes and then thirty seconds) has been won nine times by Japanese players, most recently by Cho U 9P in 2005. Otherwise, the Koreans have seven victories versus five for the Chinese. This is the only event in this group won more often by the Japanese than by either of the other two countries. The Fujitsu is the longest-running of these tournaments and the most fully international. It guarantees a place in the main tournament for representatives from the Americas and Europe as well as Taiwan. On rare occasions one of these representatives has won a game. The Koreans have triumphed in it fourteen times, the Japanese six, but the Chinese only twice. The LG Cup saw the only win of one of this group of events by a Taiwanese player, Zhou Junxun 9P in 2007. Otherwise the Koreans have seven wins and the Chinese four, with the Japanese coming out on top twice. The Samsung is open to all pros and some amateurs in the early stages. It has been won twice by the Japanese, three times by the Chinese, and nine times by Koreans. The Chunlan also includes Western and Taiwanese representatives. It has seen four victories by Koreans, two by Chinese, and one by a Japanese representative. If international events that are no longer held were included, the percentage of Japanese victories would be greater since they had better results in earlier days. At present it is clear that the battle for international dominance is between Korea and China. Korea was clearly dominating until very recently, but China is now making a strong challenge for the top spot.
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We document various limitations of the expected utility model for the study of health and longevity. The model assumes individuals are indifferent between early and late resolution of uncertainty. This assumption gives rise to predictions regarding the economic value of life that are inconsistent with relevant evidence. For example, poor individuals would price life below the present value of foregone income or even negatively. We show that a non-expected utility model disentangling intertemporal substitution from risk aversion can overcome these limitations. We illustrate the quantitative implications of our model for the economic value of life across countries and time.
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Homer R. Warner
Homer Richards Warner | |
Born | Salt Lake City, United States |
April 18, 1922
Died | November 30, 2012 Salt Lake City, United States |
(aged 90)
Cause of death | Pancreatitis |
Education | University of Utah (B.S., M.D.) University of Minnesota (Ph.D.) |
Known for | Medical informatics |
Spouse(s) | Katherine Anne Romney (died 2007) Jean Okland (died 2011) June Okland |
Children | Homer Warner III, Stephen Warner and Willard Warner, daughters, Kathy Black, Ann Bradley and Jodi Wagner |
Parent(s) | Homer Warner |
Homer Richards Warner (April 18, 1922 - November 30, 2012) was an American cardiologist who was an early proponent of medical informatics[1][2] who pioneered many aspects of computer applications to medicine. Author of the book, Computer-Assisted Medical Decision-Making, published in 1979, he served as CIO for the University of Utah Health Sciences Center, as president of the American College of Medical Informatics (where an award has been created in his honor), and was actively involved with the National Institutes of Health.[3] He was first chair of the Department of Medical Informatics at the University of Utah School of Medicine, the first American medical program to formally offer a degree in medical informatics.[3]
Dr. Warner was also a senior member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences and president of the American College of Medical Informatics. For over 25 years, Dr. Warner served almost continuously on research review groups for the National Institutes of Health, the National Center for Health Services Research, and the National Library of Medicine.
He was born in Salt Lake City on April 18, 1922.[1] He joined the United States Navy during World War II and was trained as a pilot but never saw combat.[1]
Warner received his B.S. in 1946 from the University of Utah. He received his M.D., also from the University of Utah, in 1949. By 1953 he had worked at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, Texas and at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota and had earned a Ph.D. in physiology from the University of Minnesota.[1]
Medical Informatics[edit]
Beginning in the mid-1950s, Dr. Warner began his work using computers for decision support in cardiology at LDS Hospital (now Intermountain Healthcare) in Salt Lake City. This ground-breaking work set the stage for the growth of the new field of academic study called medical informatics. In the 1970s, Dr. Warner and his LDS Hospital colleagues created one of the nation's first versions of an electronic medical record. Designed to assist clinicians in decision-making, Intermountain's now famous HELP system has been operational for nearly 40 years.
University of Utah[edit]
In 1964, Warner and his associates formally taught computer applications to medicine at the University of Utah in the Department of Biophysics and Bioengineering within the School of Engineering. In 1972, the department was divided, and Warner directed one of the two new units: the Department of Medical Biophysics and Computing in the School of Medicine.[4]
The department is internationally recognized for its contributions to computer applications in clinical care, medical education and research. The mission of the department is to improve health care outcomes through information systems in both the private and public sectors of the health care industry.[4]
Much of the department's success is directly attributable to Warner's accomplishments. The department has produced the largest group of medical informatics professionals educated at any institution in the United States.[4]
Warner served as director of the cardiovascular laboratory at LDS Hospital from 1954 to 1970 and was honored as Physician of the Year in 1985.
In 1988, he was elected to senior membership in the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences. New members are chosen for major contributions to health and medicine as well as from related fields.
Personal life[edit]
Warner was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
He died on November 30, 2012 in Salt Lake City from complications of pancreatitis.[1]
Intermountain Homer Warner Center for Informatics Research[edit]
Intermountain Healthcare officially opened a new center to support its clinical information systems on February 16, 2011 on the campus of Intermountain Medical Center in Salt Lake City. Named after Dr. Warner, the Homer Warner Center for Informatics Research honors one of the industry's recognized fathers of clinical computer systems.
Advanced information systems help caregivers improve medical delivery and outcomes. For example, these systems automate routine functions, facilitate communication among caregivers, support decision-making processes, and allow statistical analysis to help improve care processes and implement best medical practices.
Intermountain has been an industry leader in using computers in the practice of medicine for several decades. Thanks to the hard work and vision of Dr. Homer Warner and his colleagues, Intermountain has an outstanding legacy on which to build all of its future information systems. Beginning in the mid-1950s, Dr. Warner began his work using computers for decision support in cardiology at Intermountain's LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City. In the 1970s, Dr. Warner and his Intermountain colleagues created one of the nation's first versions of an electronic medical record. Designed to assist clinicians in decision-making, Intermountain's now famous HELP system has been operational for nearly 40 years.
Homer R. Warner award[edit]
The award was created by the Object Management Group (OMG), self described as "an international, open membership, not-for-profit computer industry consortium".[6][7]
It includes a $1000 prize, and is presented each year at the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA). It is named for Warner. It is awarded for the paper that best describes approaches to improving computerized information acquisition, knowledge data acquisition and management, and experimental results documenting the value of these approaches.[8]
- Dr. Jessica S. Ancker, Associate Professor at Weill Cornell Medicine, in 2016 for her work titled, "Expanding access to high-quality plain-language patient education information through context-specific hyperlinks." [9]
- Dr. Kensaku Kawamoto in 2012.[10]
- Dr. Per H. Gesteland in 2011.
- Dr. Milos Hauskrecht in 2010.
- Dr. Hua Xu in 2009.
- Dr. Joshua C. Denny in 2008.
- Dr. Charlene R. Weir in 2007.
- Dr. Hamish S. F. Fraser, Director of Informatics and Telemedicine for Partners in Health, in 2006.[11]
- Dr. Paul D. Clayton of Intermountain Health Care in 2005.[12]
- Drs. Paul Biondich and David Taylor jointly in 2003.[13]
- Dr. Randolph A. Miller, professor and chair of Biomedical Informatics, and David Sanders, research fellow in Biomedical Informatics, on November 2001.[8]
- Dr. Peter Elkin for outstanding contribution to the field of Medical Informatics.[14]
Some relevant books listed at Oregon Health & Science University (OSHU) library:
- Knowledge engineering in health informatics Homer R. Warner, Dean K. Sorenson, Omar Bouhaddou. New York : Springer, c1997.
- Computer-assisted medical decision-making Homer R. Warner. Imprint New York : Academic Press, 1979.
Papers published at Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association [1]
- "Medical informatics: a real discipline?" HR Warner. J Am Med Inform Assoc 1995;2(4):207-214.
- "An event model of medical information representation", SM Huff, RA Rocha, BE Bray, HR Warner, and PJ Haug. J Am Med Inform Assoc 1995;2(2):116-134.
To illustrate his contribution to informatics applied to medicine, on the patent called "Rules-based patient care system for use in healthcare locations" issued on January 1, 2008, the references list includes seven works where he has collaborated.[15]
- ^ a b c d e Bruce Weber (December 10, 2012). "Homer R. Warner, a Pioneer of Using Computers in Patient Care, Dies at 90". New York Times. Retrieved 2012-12-11.
Homer R. Warner, a physiologist whose research fusing engineering and medicine helped introduce computer analysis to diagnosing illnesses, died on Nov. 30 in Salt Lake City. He was 90. The cause was complications of pancreatitis, his son Homer Jr. said. ... Homer Richards Warner was born in Salt Lake City on April 18, 1922. His father, also named Homer, was an auto dealer and a sports official.
- ^ Father of medical informatics, Utah's Homer Warner dies, retrieved December 4, 2012
- ^ a b c Hall of Fame of Utah Technology Council, retrieved March 17, 2008 Archived February 8, 2008, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ a b c department of medical informatics at University of Utah
- ^ Presentation of the Morris F. Collen Award to Homer R. Warner, MD, PhD: "why not? Let's do it!", retrieved March 17, 2008
- ^ Object Management Group website, retrieved March 17, 2008
- ^ The Homer R. Warner Healthcare Interoperability Award;Call for Nominees.
- ^ a b The Reporter: Miller, Sanders receive award, retrieved March 17, 2008
- ^ https://amia2016.zerista.com/event/member/286752
- ^ http://www.amia.org/news-and-publications/amia-enews/amia-e-news-111512-amia-2012-winnerscollendistinguished-papersvideo
- ^ http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/FeedEnclosure/utah.edu.1356509518.01392594598.1390525251/enclosure.pdf
- ^ http://www.amia.org/files/as05_paper_warner_0.pdf
- ^ http://www2.amia.org/meetings/f03/post/awards.html
- ^ Human Factors Engineering in HEALTH INFORMATICS Presentation of the members of the Scientific Program Committee and the presenters at the second conference on Human Factors Engineering and Usability for Healthcare Information Technology Applications
- ^ United States Patent 7315825 Rules-based patient care system for use in healthcare locations, retrieved March 17, 2008


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