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Arm yourself with information and the unknown becomes the exciting. Plan for Murphy's Law and Murphy takes a holiday. Or, Murphy goes easy on you. Keep a positive attitude, be smart about your travels and your experience will be one you'll remember for a lifetime – for all the right reasons.
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There are a lot of misconceptions out there so we thought it might be worth a few words to see if we can address some of your concerns.
The expanded use of the millimeter wave in our nation's airports actually goes back to the 9-11 Commission report, which recommended increased use of explosives detection technology for passengers at the security checkpoint. Of course, with the timing of the commission's report and the bombing of two Russian airliners shortly thereafter, TSA deployed the highly invasive physical pat-down and deployed explosive trace portals to many airports nationwide. Otherwise known as the puffer machines, we continue to help fine-tune this technology while working with private technology companies to develop additional screening equipment that will scan passengers for any and all concealed weapons and explosives, thereby eliminating the need for the invasive pat-down. We more than recognize that passengers don't like being patted down by our officers and, though some of you may think differently, our officers don't like patting down passengers either. It's uncomfortable for everyone involved.
So over the last year, TSA has piloted the millimeter wave whole body imaging machines. We have been so pleased with the millimeter wave that we are moving to deploy additional machines to LAX and JFK airports. Assistant Secretary Hawley recently announced the purchase of 30 additional machines. The millimeter wave allows our officers to see a rotating image of the passenger so they can see any threat items that might be hidden on a person's front or back without them having to turn around. Many of you have commented on a CNN story we rolled the dice on last month. We allowed CNN to film as we ran one of the many covert tests conducted at security checkpoints everyday. Using a physical pat-down, our officer was unable to locate the threat item that one of the covert testers concealed in a back brace and, while we demonstrated for the public that our officers are tested regularly and the tests are meant to be challenging, unfortunately we failed that test on a nationally televised stage. We are confident that millimeter wave whole body imaging technology would have found that threat item.
Now I do remember a post someone wrote a few days ago, asking about cell phone cameras, suggesting officers could use them to take photos of passengers' whole body images. First of all, as we've shown you, the image looks like a fuzzy negative…there's nothing to see. And second, every airport using whole body imaging technology installs a separate, closed and remote viewing room for our officers to view the image projected from the machine, and in each case so far, those viewing rooms have been at least 50 feet from the machine. This distance ensures the officer viewing the image for concealed items has no way of interacting with or identifying the passenger. The officer staffing the equipment communicates with the officer in the viewing room with wireless microphones. No one is allowed in the room while the officer is screening those images and the officers are not permitted to carry cell phones, back packs or any other devices while they work in the viewing room.
Additionally, these monitors have no ability to save, print or transmit the image. Once it's deleted, or once the next passenger steps into the machine, the previous image is gone forever.
I believe it is worth noting that whole body imaging machines are already in use in state and federal facilities around this country, including public courthouses.
As a married father of five small children, I wouldn't think twice about sending my wife, my four boys or little girl into this machine. I've seen the image it produces and I am not only confident as a TSA employee - but as a citizen - that TSA has done everything possible to address passengers' privacy concerns regarding whole body imaging.
For those of you who remain skeptical, you'll be happy to know that, as we expand the use of whole body imaging to JFK and LAX, it remains an optional screening method for passengers. It's voluntary so if you're selected for additional screening and you prefer the physical pat-down, just let our officers know.
Millimeter wave, a form of whole body imaging technology, is currently in use at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. Since its introduction there, more than 90 percent of passengers have elected to undergo screening with this technology instead of being subjected to a pat-down.
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Like any other phenomenon, crime does not exist in a vacuum. It is often a kind of warped, mangled shadow of the era and culture in which it arises. Both the forms that crime takes and the manner in which the general population responds to criminal acts shed light – often an unwanted and unflattering light – on the greater society. One book reviewed here deals with crimes peculiar to the American culture devastated by the Great Depression while another deals with the organized crime culture specific to the Mafia. A book about the infamous Lindbergh baby kidnapping shows how a nation reacted to an especially heinous crime committed against a culture hero by a marginalized immigrant. A final book demonstrates how the wildly differing cultures of Great Britain and Japan were thrown together by both crime and the need to deal with it.
The Tri-State Gang in Richmond: Murder and Robbery in the Great Depression by Selden Richardson (The History Press, 2012, $19.99, 221 pages) is a relatively brief but utterly enthralling book. In the 1930s, with the backdrop of the Great Depression and Prohibition, Richardson brings these desperate times to life by tracking the Tri-State Gang, a handful of criminals out of Philadelphia that went on a crime spree through Baltimore and Richmond. Two of the most prominent members of the Tri-State Gang were Walter Legenza and Robert Mais, both of whom ended their lives in Virginia's electric chair. While the Tri-State Gang pulled numerous robberies, the crime for which Legenza and Mais were executed was peculiarly misguided. Richmond, Virginia bank employees Ewell Huband and Benjamin Meade found their truck blocked and surrounded. Huband was shot and killed as the gangsters grabbed the bags they were transporting and roared off with them. Later when members of the Tri-State Gang opened the "loot" they found the bags contained only cancelled checks and other paperwork. Numerous photographs help bring both the era and the gang members to life.
Images of America: Milwaukee Mafia by Gavin Schmitt (Arcadia Publishing, 2012, $21.99, 127 pages) is primarily a pictorial history of Milwaukee's Mafia. The photographs re-create a lost era and display a varied roster of diabolical characters. The introduction notes that Milwaukee's syndicate has been peculiarly neglected by the multitude of books on organized crime: "Milwaukee has never had a single book published about its criminal underworld – not one. . . . Milwaukee has been shortchanged time and again." Milwaukee Mafia gives the nasty syndicate of the city its devilish due. The book is made up of photographs from the early days of the 20th century to the wind-up of the Milwaukee Mafia when its last known boss, Frank Balistrieri, died in 1993. Interestingly, the Milwaukee Mafia is believed to have died when this mobster shucked off his mortal coil (of natural causes). A reader is apt to linger over many of these extraordinary photographs. Mug shots show a bewildering array of expressions: blasé and detached, menacing and hateful, even coy and quasi-flirtatious. Gangsters often appear fascinatingly normal in wedding pictures and family photographs as well as candid shots of them chatting. The book includes pictures of taverns and attractive restaurants that served as venues for heinous crimes as well as gathering places for mobsters. Some of the photographs are intriguingly eccentric. For example, we see two photographs of dwarf Pasquale Scalici, also appropriately called Frank Little, a former circus clown who was also a bookie. One picture shows him outdoors with a group of people. The other shows him beside baseball legend Babe Ruth. Another eccentric photograph shows the patented drawing of a "device for pouring alcohol from bottles which is still used today." This invention has the distinction of being created by a mobster who was imprisoned for murder. Images of America: Milwaukee Mafia has the distinction of being the first book to open a window into that city's organized crime scene. It will undoubtedly enthrall readers with its clear portrayal of that lost underworld.
New Jersey's Lindbergh Kidnapping and Trial by Mark W. Falzini and James Davidson (Arcadia Publishing, 2012, $21.99, 127 pages) is a pictorial history of the sensational Lindbergh baby kidnapping case, the discovery just over two months later of the baby's corpse in a shallow grave less than five miles from the Lindbergh's estate in Hopewell, New Jersey, and the investigation that led to the arrest, trial, conviction and execution of Richard Hauptmann in 1936. The book features more than 150 photographs that have been out of circulation for more than 80 years. The authors present a straightforward, understated commentary that succinctly presents this terribly controversial case, including Hauptmann's claims of innocence, but it avoids delving into the many controversies that still hound the "crime of the century."
People Who Eat Darkness by Richard Lloyd Parry (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2012, $16.00, 454 pages) is an incredibly well-told account of the disappearance and murder of 21-year-old Lucie Blackman, a tall, blond Londoner who moved to Tokyo with her best friend in 2000 to work as "hostesses" in one of the city's notorious entertainment districts. Lucie's abduction occurred 59 days after her arrival and, thanks to her father's persistence, became a major news story in both Japan and Great Britain that engaged the highest levels of both Japan and Great Britain's governments. Written by Richard Lloyd Parry, the Asian editor and bureau chief of The Times of London, the book presents a rare look inside the Japanese justice system that is so radically different from the United States and the UK. For this tutorial alone, the book should be read. Parry also explores in great depth the family dynamics that are set off within Lucie's family as the seven month search for her corpse plays out and the trial of her accused killer spans a six-year period.


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It's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Audie Cornish.
And I'm Melissa Block.
BLOCK: Guitar players will hear the pure, ringing tones, hear 10 fingers that seem to do the work of 20, and say, oh, for sure, that's Richard Thompson.
BLOCK: Richard Thompson warming up on his Lowden guitar the other day, here in our studios. That nimble guitar work frames songs that are like perfectly-crafted short stories, often dark and biting. Thompson started out in 1967 with the British folk-rock band, Fairport Convention. He had a long musical partnership with his then-wife, Linda Thompson, and a dynamic solo career for the last 30 years. He came by to play some songs from his new album titled "Electric."
BLOCK: Richard Thompson, thanks so much for coming in. It's great to have you here.
RICHARD THOMPSON: Well, Thank you. Great to be here. Thank you.
BLOCK: The title might be a little misleading for what we're doing today because you have your acoustic guitar with you, not an electric guitar. And I...
THOMPSON: This is true, but hopefully the energy is electric.
BLOCK: The energy will be electric. Why don't we just start right in with it and why don't you play us a bit of a song. What would you like to play?
THOMPSON: I'll play a, this is called "Good Things Happen to Bad People."
BLOCK: Great.
THOMPSON: (Singing) Sweet thing, believe me. You'll never deceive me. You stared me down without blinking. That's when I really started thinking. You must have been running around. You must have been running around. 'Cause you were smiling.
(Singing) Good things happen to bad people. Good things happen to bad people. But only, but only, for a while. You cried the day I walked you down the aisle. And I know you've been bad. From the way you smile.
BLOCK: Richard Thompson here in our studios with the song, "Good Things Happen to Bad People" - part of the song, anyway.
THOMPSON: The Reader's Digest version.
BLOCK: Yes, the condensed version. This is a song all about a suspicious mind.
THOMPSON: A suspicious mind, jealousy, yes. Of course, it's obviously fiction because I don't have a jealous bone in my body, so...
BLOCK: Not one.
THOMPSON: I've heard about it.
BLOCK: Yeah.
THOMPSON: Heard about jealousy. Yeah.
BLOCK: And you can write about that?
THOMPSON: Yeah. Mm-hmm.
BLOCK: Using some poetic license or something?
THOMPSON: Exactly. Yeah. Yeah.
BLOCK: Let's talk a little about your technique, because you have a, such a big sound with so much stuff going on out of that guitar. What are you doing with your picking hand?
THOMPSON: Well, I kind of play with a flatpick, and I play fingerstyle, as well - a pick and two other fingers. It's a very convenient, useful thing. There are some things you can do that you can't do with any other style.
BLOCK: What kinds of things?
THOMPSON: You can do double rhythm on the bottom strings.
THOMPSON: You can do...
THOMPSON: ...which is quite fun.
BLOCK: That is quite fun.
THOMPSON: You know, if you're a solo accompanist, it's good to be able to make a big noise, you know, so we use it just to make it sound more orchestral; to make it more interesting.
BLOCK: For as long as you been playing guitar, are you still finding new things out about it? Does it still have things to teach you when you sit down to play?
THOMPSON: Every day.
BLOCK: Yeah?
THOMPSON: Yeah. I think if you stop thinking that you're going to find new things every day then you might as well give up and go fishing or something, because the music has to be exploratory and you have to be finding new things.
BLOCK: What kinds of new things do you find?
THOMPSON: You know, I'm basically self-taught. I did some classical lessons very early on, but there's big gaps, so I'm always trying to learn about harmony. And, you know, the last five years or so I've been listening to classical composers, you know, people like people like Benjamin Britten, Shostakovich - just because I love the kind of harmony and the kind of dissonance that they put into their music. And I'm thinking well, I can borrow some of that. I'll steal.
THOMPSON: I could steal bits of that.
BLOCK: It's a long and noble tradition, that stealing thing.
THOMPSON: It is, yeah. But, you know, at the same time I'm rooted in a very folky tradition. So if I slip these ideas in there, they're kind of fleeting and passing because I'm just still an entertainer and, you know, it's basically three chords.
BLOCK: Just three chords.
THOMPSON: But what three chords! Wow, you know.
BLOCK: Not your average run-of-the-mill chords.
THOMPSON: Well, there's C, F and G or there's, you know, there's weird ones. You could do three weird chords, I suppose if you wanted to.
BLOCK: Mm-hmm.
THOMPSON: Yeah.
BLOCK: Would you play us another song from the new album?
THOMPSON: Ok. Yeah.
BLOCK: And then I'm wondering if you do one that I'm most fond of, which is "Salford Sunday."
THOMPSON: "Salford Sunday." Actually, I could do that now. I could actually do that now.
BLOCK: Yeah. Would you?
THOMPSON: OK. OK. "Salford Sunday."
THOMPSON: (Singing) Salford Sunday, skies are weeping. Dawn is creeping through the blind. Salford Sunday and I'm aching for the night I left behind. For I left a weeping willow. She should be lying on my pillow. If I wasn't such a hard nose, such a perfect waste of time. Salford Sunday and I'm morning after bass drum beating in my head. Sunday papers talking scandals in the cold side of the bed.
BLOCK: That's beautiful.
THOMPSON: Thank you.
BLOCK: Richard Thompson here in our studios. When you're writing a song like "Salford Sunday," and you're thinking about the character, do you imagine the character? Do you picture him or her in your mind?
THOMPSON: Absolutely.
BLOCK: Visually?
THOMPSON: I think you have to. Yeah.
BLOCK: Yeah.
THOMPSON: And, it's very strange, but If you are a songwriter, you keep revisiting your songs all the time, because you're performing them. So you might have a song that you wrote when you were 18, as indeed I do, that people request. And I kind of do these songs and I have to keep re-imagining and revisiting. And as I'm singing the songs, I get different pictures. You know, every night, the little movie is a little different. There's a song I do called "Vincent Black Lightning," which is quite popular and every night I see that in a different way. The characters are a little different.
BLOCK: Really?
THOMPSON: Yeah. Yeah. Otherwise I might go crazy.
BLOCK: And the character in the song, in "Salford Sunday," how do you picture him?
THOMPSON: You know, that's really me. I mean, he is very close to me and the story is quite close to real events.
BLOCK: You mentioned "1952 Vincent Black Lightning."
THOMPSON: Mm.
BLOCK: From one of your earlier albums. Would you like to play a little bit of that, for us?
THOMPSON: Sure.
BLOCK: You going to make a lot of people happy by doing this song, you know, so...
THOMPSON: Or really really miserable.
BLOCK: It is a song about love and death and motorcycles.
THOMPSON: Love, death and a motorcycle. What else is there?
BLOCK: Not much.
THOMPSON: That's it.
BLOCK: A redheaded girl.
THOMPSON: Redheaded girl. Yup.
BLOCK: Richard Thompson and his song "1952 Vincent Black Lightning." Was Molly always a redhead?
THOMPSON: I think so, yeah, yeah. I keep hearing from women who claim the song is actually about them. It's always very interesting.
BLOCK: And I bet you don't tell them it's not.
THOMPSON: I don't. There's a woman in Los Angeles who is a redhead and is called Molly who has a Vincent in her living room.
BLOCK: And she thinks it's about her.
THOMPSON: Yeah, she's got a good case.
BLOCK: Yeah. Are there any days when you find you haven't picked up a guitar?
THOMPSON: Yeah. Sometimes bits of me hurt, so I think, well, I'm not going to play for two days just to let stuff heal. And in the middle of tour, I'll often - if it's a day off, I won't play. I'll just let the blisters get better, you know.
BLOCK: Things hurt, you say.
THOMPSON: Yeah. Things physically hurt sometimes, yeah.
BLOCK: Fingers?
THOMPSON: Yeah, fingers, joints, you know, elbows, wrists, whatever. You're kind of punishing your body, you know. And sometimes you really have to take your opportunities to let stuff rest.
BLOCK: Well, Richard Thompson, it's been great to have you come in and play for us today.
THOMPSON: Thank you.
BLOCK: And would you take us out with a song?
THOMPSON: Sure, thank you.
BLOCK: What would you like to play?
THOMPSON: This is called "Saving the Good Stuff For You."
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Your baby is unique ... your birth experience should be, too. Schedule a tour of the Birthplace at Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, IA.
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It's one thing to read about Mercy Birthplace. But to fully appreciate what we offer, you should take a personal tour. See single-room maternity care in our BirthSuites. Also, see our nursery, Advanced Level II NICU and learn about the classes that are available. Plus, meet staff members who will care for you and your baby. They make Mercy Birthplace a uniquely reassuring and rewarding place to have your child.
If you cannot find a tour time on our online calendar that fits your schedule, please feel free to call Michelle at 319-398-6344 to schedule a time that better fits your schedule.
Note: If you would like to schedule your tour within the next 48 hours, please do not use online scheduling. Please call Michelle at 398-6344 to schedule your visit. We're happy to accommodate you.
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Park on Level 3 of the ramp at the corner of 8th Avenue & 8th Street.
Prepare big brothers and sisters for the new baby with help from this age-appropriate Sibling Class at Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, IA.
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ICD-10 Code S82.014J
Nondisplaced osteochondral fracture of right patella, subsequent encounter for open fracture type IIIA, IIIB, or IIIC with delayed healing
|Short Description:
|Nondisp osteochon fx r patella, 7thJ
|Long Description:
|Nondisplaced osteochondral fracture of right patella, subsequent encounter for open fracture type IIIA, IIIB, or IIIC with delayed healing
Valid for Submission
ICD-10 S82.014J is a billable code used to specify a medical diagnosis of nondisplaced osteochondral fracture of right patella, subsequent encounter for open fracture type iiia, iiib, or iiic with delayed healing. The code is valid for the year 2019 for the submission of HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
- Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (S00–T98)
Information for Medical Professionals
Convert S82.014J to ICD-9
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- V54.16 - Aftrcre traum fx low leg (Approximate Flag)
Present on Admission (POA)
S82.014J is exempt from POA reporting - The Present on Admission (POA) indicator is used for diagnosis codes included in claims involving inpatient admissions to general acute care hospitals. POA indicators must be reported to CMS on each claim to facilitate the grouping of diagnoses codes into the proper Diagnostic Related Groups (DRG). CMS publishes a listing of specific diagnosis codes that are exempt from the POA reporting requirement.
CMS POA Indicator Options and Definitions
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|CMS will pay the CC/MCC DRG?
|Diagnosis was present at time of inpatient admission.
|Diagnosis was not present at time of inpatient admission.
|Documentation insufficient to determine if the condition was present at the time of inpatient admission.
|Clinically undetermined - unable to clinically determine whether the condition was present at the time of inpatient admission.
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Also called: Broken bone
A fracture is a break, usually in a bone. If the broken bone punctures the skin, it is called an open or compound fracture. Fractures commonly happen because of car accidents, falls, or sports injuries. Other causes are low bone density and osteoporosis, which cause weakening of the bones. Overuse can cause stress fractures, which are very small cracks in the bone.
Symptoms of a fracture are
- Intense pain
- Deformity - the limb looks out of place
- Swelling, bruising, or tenderness around the injury
- Numbness and tingling
- Problems moving a limb
You need to get medical care right away for any fracture. An x-ray can tell if your bone is broken. You may need to wear a cast or splint. Sometimes you need surgery to put in plates, pins or screws to keep the bone in place.
- Broken bone (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Closed reduction of a fractured bone (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Closed reduction of a fractured bone - aftercare (Medical Encyclopedia)
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Your knee joint is made up of bone, cartilage, ligaments and fluid. Muscles and tendons help the knee joint move. When any of these structures is hurt or diseased, you have knee problems. Knee problems can cause pain and difficulty walking.
Knee problems are very common, and they occur in people of all ages. Knee problems can interfere with many things, from participation in sports to simply getting up from a chair and walking. This can have a big impact on your life.
The most common disease affecting the knee is osteoarthritis. The cartilage in the knee gradually wears away, causing pain and swelling.
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Treatment of knee problems depends on the cause. In some cases your doctor may recommend knee replacement.
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- Knee arthroscopy (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Knee MRI scan (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Knee pain (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Meniscus tears -- aftercare (Medical Encyclopedia)
- Osgood-Schlatter disease (Medical Encyclopedia)
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General Equivalence Map Definitions
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- Approximate Flag - The approximate flag is on, indicating that the relationship between the code in the source system and the code in the target system is an approximate equivalent.
- No Map Flag - The no map flag indicates that a code in the source system is not linked to any code in the target system.
- Combination Flag - The combination flag indicates that more than one code in the target system is required to satisfy the full equivalent meaning of a code in the source system.


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Irma Parrish of Bay Mills passed away suddenly on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012.
She worked and retired from Intertribal Council of Michigan as director of the Head Start program. Irma was the first woman chairperson for Bay Mills Indian Community. She was a Brimley Bays fan even after all her children had graduated.
She is survived by her loving husband of 54 years, Robert, sons Roger, Rory and Richard, all of Bay Mills; daughters Lorri (Barry) Burtt of Bay Mills and Lynda (Jason) Pesola of Brimley; grandchildren Eric (Lisa) Burtt of Traverse City, Bobby Burtt of Bay Mills, Rachel (Casey) Burtt of Bay Mills, Tara (Dennis) Parrish of Sault Ste. Marie, and Brookie Pesola of Brimley; great grandchildren, Evi, Andrew and Mattew Burtt of Traverse City and Quentin Burtt Lyons of Bay Mills; siblings Sandra (Elmer) LeBlanc, Geraldine Parish and Keith (Janis) Cameron all of Bay Mills. She is predeceased by her parents Herman and Frances Cameron, son Robert, brothers Carl Cameron, Herman Cameron, and sister Frances LeBlanc.
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May 24, 2009
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Six seniors and two teams were honored by the Yale Athletics Department at the annual senior student-athlete reception Saturday afternoon at the Lanman Center in Payne Whitney Gymnasium. The men's cross country team and the men's fencing team both earned the Brodhead Award for highest team grade point average. Jeff Dawson (St. Charles, Ill.) of the men's tennis team and Ashley Easley (Joliet, Ill.) of the women's basketball team were the recipients of the Thomas W. Ford '42 Student-Athlete Community Outreach Award. Jennifer Cohen (Woodmere, N.Y.) of the women's fencing team and Matthew Evans (Carmel, Ind.) of the lightweight crew team were the recipients of the Kiphuth Student-Athlete Distinction Award. Alex Afsahi (Oceanside, Calif.) of the men's soccer team and Kelli Buck (Bel Air, Md.) of the women's cross country and track and field teams were the recipients of the Molly Meyer Humanitarian Award.
The Brodhead Award is named in honor of Richard H. Brodhead '68, Ph.D. '72, who served as Dean of Yale College from 1993 through 2004 and was on the faculty of the department of English for more than 30 years. It, along with the Kiphuth Award, was presented by Deputy Dean of Yale College Joseph Gordon `78PhD. The men's cross country team and men's fencing team had matching 3.50 GPAs. Both teams were also among Yale's nation-leading 28 NCAA Public Recognition Award recipients. The men's cross country team also was honored by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association as an All-Academic team selection, posting the sixth-highest team GPA in the country. Individually, both John Hinkle (Shelbyville, Ky.) of the cross country team and Michael Pearce (San Francisco, Calif.) of the fencing team were Academic All-Ivy League selections. The fencing team finished 10th at NCAAs, while the cross country team was seventh at IC4As.
The Ford Award, given annually to the male and female student-athletes who during their senior year have demonstrated their commitment to strengthening the relationship between Yale athletics and the youth in the New Haven community, is named in honor of Thomas W. Ford '42, who endowed the Yale Department of Athletics Community Outreach Program in the fall of 1996. It was presented by Michael Morand '87 `93MDiv, Yale's Associate Vice President of New Haven & State Affairs.
Dawson, the men's tennis team captain and a second team All-Ivy League selection, helped found New Haven Tennis Outreach, a program that partners members of the Yale tennis teams with local youths as mentors in tennis and academics. He was also a member of the Thomas W. Ford '42 Community Outreach Committee, organizing his team's participation in the annual holiday gift giving initiative and taking part in the Youth Day this past fall in which Yale student-athletes worked with local youths on sports skills. He is also a member of Dudes '09, a group of senior student-athletes who helped run events to raise money for various charities.
Dawson is a member of Morse College majoring in political science.
Easley, who played in 93 games over four years, was on the `Think Pink' Advisory Board committee, representing her team as part of an initiative that raised $5,000 for breast cancer research. She is also a member of the Thomas W. Ford '42 Community Outreach Committee and was Youth Day coordinator. Easley also earned the "Counselor of the Year" award for her work with a group of nine- and 10-year olds in Yale's National Youth Sports Program summer camp in 2008.
Easley is a member of Davenport College majoring in psychology.
The Kiphuth Award, given to the male and female student-athletes who rank highest in scholarship and have earned two varsity awards, is named in honor of DeLaney Kiphuth '41, M.A. '47. Kiphuth served as Director of Athletics from 1954 through 1976.
Cohen, a foilist, was one of two seniors on the women's fencing team. The Bulldogs had a combined finish of 10th place at the NCAA Tournament.
Cohen is a member of Morse College majoring in theater studies.
Evans and the Bulldogs are currently preparing for the IRA National Championship regatta, held during the first week of June. The Bulldogs are coming off a second-place finish in the Jope Cup standings at the EARC Sprints.
Evans is a member of Berkeley College majoring in ethics, politics and economics.
This is the inaugural year for the Meyer Award, which is named in honor of Molly Meyer, a nurse practitioner at Yale University Health Services who has been addressing the health needs of student-athletes at Yale since 1975. Meyer was on hand to present the awards Saturday. The award is given each year to a varsity athlete in the senior class "whose character exemplifies selfless devotion along with compassion and concern for their team and the community at Yale and beyond."
Afsahi, who won the soccer team's Frank Dunne Award as most improved player in 2005 after joining the team as a walk-on, has drawn praise for his positive attitude and selflessness in working both with his teammates and the community. He is on the Thomas W. Ford '42 Student-Athlete Community Outreach Committee and has frequently volunteered for events such as school visits. This past semester he has been observing and teaching lessons in the Teacher Preparation Program at Hillhouse High School in New Haven.
After graduation Afsahi intends to spend a year teaching HIV/AIDS education through soccer-related activities as part of the Grassroots Soccer Program in Cape Town, South Africa. He has significant international experience, having spent the summer of 2007 working as a tutor, mentor and soccer coach for youths at an under-staffed non-profit organization in Istanbul. He also spent the summer of 2008 conducting research in a community service project designed to study the implementation of technology in the provision of energy in the Alaskan arctic.
Afsahi is a member of Morse College majoring in history.
Buck, the women's cross country team captain and an NCAA participant in cross country, has also earned praise for her selflessness and willingness to help her teammates and others. She has been involved with Bread, a program that collects unused bread from the Yale dining halls and distributes it to soup kitchens; Demos, a Yale organization dedicated to educating local elementary students in the basic sciences; SMART, a mentoring program that provides Yale students with the opportunity to share their interests in science or math with middle school students; and numerous other initiatives such as youth days and the holiday gift giving initiative through the athletic department's Thomas W. Ford '42 Community Outreach Committee.
Buck is a member of Morse College majoring in environmental engineering.
The ceremony also included a welcome from Tom Beckett, Yale's Director of Athletics, and reflections from two members of the graduating class: Ally Mendenhall (Lincoln, Neb.) of the volleyball team and Casey Gerald (Dallas, Texas) of the football team.
A crowd of more than 700 was on hand for the event, including senior student-athletes and their families along with coaches and athletic department administrators.
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Hi again,It seems that totallymaxed is only talking about the nVidia 180.51 drivers but I think it's included in the 8.10.I don't have any NIC problems after I upgraded to the 8.10.I guess I have to fight with it some more, sadly it does not work out of the box for me Best regards.
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Provides forms anywhere there is a wiki
Notice: This plugin is unmaintained and available for adoption.
Table of Contents
This plugin aims to allow for forms anywhere there is a wiki. This is meant to supersede the previously limited-scope ChecklistPlugin.
Example and Documentation
Also consider viewing the online tutorial or the documentation (docs still under development)
Let's start by looking at a simple laundry list. This list will be automatically bound to whatever page it appears in by default (this can be configured). Once the plugin is installed, simply edit a new wiki resource called Sandbox/LaundryList and chuck this in:
== Laundry list example == {{{ #!TracForm # # An example of a TracForm. The first lines can be commentary or #! commands. # #! track_fields || || '''Who''' || '''When''' || '''What''' || || [tf:wash] || [tf.who:wash] || [tf.when:wash] || Wash Clothes || || [tf:dry] || [tf.who:dry] || [tf.when:dry] || Dry Clothes || || [tf:fold] || [tf.who:fold] || [tf.when:fold] || Fold Clothes || }}}
Once saved, you should get something looking like this:
From here, you can check some things and click "Submit Query" you'll see the fields change. After a few clicks it might look like this:
Now, if you thought that was neat, make sure you have the IncludeMacro installed and fire up a new wiki page Sandbox/LaundryListUser with the following:
Note that the form is blank and you can play with the results again. This is because the default context for the form is the page URL itself! That means that as long as a form is included on a different page (and the default context is not overridden), then each page including gets its own version of the form's results. This works particularly well with PageTemplates.
Now, for more fun, do the same thing in a ticket. Once submitted, every ticket including the template will contain it's own checklist. One obvious use for this is when creating a svn commit checklist. Simply put the checklist in the appropriate wiki location, create tickets that include the location, and voila, instant commit step-by-step. Once enough of the form becomes exposed, we should be able to work this into the workflow too (no resolving before at least paying lip service to the checklist).
There is much more planned for this plugin than simply checklists. See TracFormsPlugin/Docs for more information on the various ways to use this tool.
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for TracFormsPlugin are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Download the zipped source from [download:tracformsplugin here].
You can check out TracFormsPlugin from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac.
Once you have downloaded the source, do the following (your mileage may vary on the actual directory names depending on what you downloaded):
cd tracformsplugin cd trunk cd 0.11
For older versions, cd into tags and then into the desired version. For example, to use the 0.1 version:
cd tracformsplugin cd tags cd release-0.1 cd 0.11
Method 1: Lay an egg
From here, you can do one of two things. The first is building an egg to drop into your project's plugins directory or your master project's plugins directory (replace or define $TRACENV_DIR with your project's base directory):
python setup.py bdist_egg
cp dist/TracForms-0.1-*.egg $TRACENV_DIR/plugins/
Method 2: Full install
Or, you can build and install and enable the right bit in the configuration file (replace or define $TRACENV_DIR with your project's base directory):
python setup.py install
vi $TRACENV_DIR/conf/trac.ini
Within here, locate (or create) your [components] section and add the following:
[components] tracforms.* = enabled
Upgrading the database
Either of the above methods require a database upgrade...
trac-admin $TRACENV_DIR upgrade
Recent Changes
- 16960 by rjollos on 2017-11-06 23:38:37
TracForms 0.5dev: Remove debug
Refs #13319.
- 16958 by rjollos on 2017-11-04 22:59:37
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For junior/senior-level electricity and magnetism courses. This book is known for its clear, concise and accessible coverage of standard topics in a logical and pedagogically sound order. The Third Edition features a clear, accessible treatment of the fundamentals of electromagnetic theory, providing a sound platform for the exploration of related applications (ac circuits, antennas, transmission lines, plasmas, optics, etc.). Its lean and focused approach employs numerous examples and problems.
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How to Make and Freeze Tomato Sauce (The Green Blog Project)
The most inspiring thing about my recipe is the flash of brilliance I had when I realized that you don't have to peel the tomatoes. You can put them in a food processor and puree everything, and then when you cook them the peeling disintegrates into the sauce for brighter tomato color and more flavor. This method will produce a rather rustic tomato sauce which still has the seeds. You can always use a food mill to remove seeds when you defrost the sauce if you're making something where you want a more pure type of sauce. Read more about that below.
"Just Tomatoes" Sauce for the Freezer
Put tomatoes in the sink and rinse well with cold water. Cut out stem area and discard. Cut each tomato into pieces about 1 inch square. (Don't make the pieces too large or the tomatoes won't puree easily.)
Using the food processor with the steel blade, puree diced tomatoes in batches and add to large heavy stock pot. The puree should be nearly all liquidized when you add it to the pot.
Turn the heat as low as you can get it and cook the mixture until it is reduced by at least one half and as thick as you want it. I usually cook my sauce at least 6-8 hours to condense it down to the thickness I want. Your house will smell delightfully tomato-like while you cook this. I like to use a rubber scraper to scrape off the caramelized tomato that sticks to the side of the pot as the level decreases and do that about once every half hour.
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When you're using the sauce, if you want a more pure tomato sauce that doesn't have any seeds you can put it through the food mill after it's thawed. Freezing the sauce this way with no added seasonings at all creates endless possibilities for using it. Add garlic, oregano, basil, or any other seasonings you want when you use the sauce to create soups, stews, pasta sauces, or other dishes this winter.
Tomorrow I'll be posting about something with the taste of pure summer that I created with a bit of my "just tomatoes" sauce.


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