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Neuroblastoma is a cancerous tumor that develops from cells of the neural crest. Unfortunately, the highly migratory nature of these cells causes approximately 70% of neuroblastomas to have already metastasized by the time they are diagnosed. Primarily affecting infants and children, neuroblastoma accounts for 15% of pediatric cancer fatalities. This illustrates the need for a better understanding of the mechanism by which neural cells transform into cancer. We hypothesize that neural crest cells’ failure to differentiate into nerve cells is an important step leading to neuroblastoma.
The roles of receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs) in governing cellular processes like differentiation are extensive and dynamic. Defects in RTK pathways have been linked to various cancers including neuroblastoma. While identifying each pathway involved in differentiation is important, it is as important to understand how the pathways interact; this has posed a challenge to researchers. To model RTK pathway associations, Dr. Mark Grimes has pioneered computer methods that incorporate bioinformatics and pattern recognition analysis to neuroblastoma cell line phosphoproteomic data sets. Along with finding 31 of the 58 RTKs in the human genome present and activated in neuroblastoma cells, his mapping of associations between tyrosine kinase signaling pathways has identified several networks of RTKs that represent functional cohorts.
In my study, I focused on two RTKs that cause differentiation in neuroblastoma cells that were from within the same cluster or cohort: TrkA and RET. TrkA and RET were activated with their respective ligands, NGF and GDNF, both individually and together, to analyze the effects of co-stimulation. Quantitative analysis of neurite outgrowth and activation of downstream effectors derived from western blots was used to determine if these two pathways act synergistically. Improving the current understanding of interactions among RTK pathways will help us to better understand cell differentiation and how it goes awry in neuroblastoma.

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neuroblastoma is a cancerous tumor that develops from cells of the neural crest. unfortunately, the highly migratory nature of these cells causes approximately 70% of neuroblastomas to have already metastasized by the time they are diagnosed. primarily affecting infants and children, neuroblastoma accounts for 15% of pediatric cancer fatalities. this illustrates the need for a better understanding of the mechanism by which neural cells transform into cancer. we hypothesize that neural crest cells’ failure to differentiate into nerve cells is an important step leading to neuroblastoma.
the roles of receptor tyrosine kinases (rtks) in governing cellular processes like differentiation are extensive and dynamic. defects in rtk pathways have been linked to various cancers including neuroblastoma. while identifying each pathway involved in differentiation is important, it is as important to understand how the pathways interact; this has posed a challenge to researchers. to model rtk pathway associations, dr. mark grimes has pioneered computer methods that incorporate bioinformatics and pattern recognition analysis to neuroblastoma cell line phosphoproteomic data sets. along with finding 31 of the 58 rtks in the human genome present and activated in neuroblastoma cells, his mapping of associations between tyrosine kinase signaling pathways has identified several networks of rtks that represent functional cohorts.
in my study, i focused on two rtks that cause differentiation in neuroblastoma cells that were from within the same cluster or cohort: trka and ret. trka and ret were activated with their respective ligands, ngf and gdnf, both individually and together, to analyze the effects of co-stimulation. quantitative analysis of neurite outgrowth and activation of downstream effectors derived from western blots was used to determine if these two pathways act synergistically. improving the current understanding of interactions among rtk pathways will help us to better understand cell differentiation and how it goes awry in neuroblastoma.


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It’s been a rather good week. I’ve been uber productive and am slowly beginning to de-clutter the attic and have caught up on paperwork etc. On the downside the puppy has managed to eat yet more important items but on the plus side she has grown even cuter again. She is currently trying to figure out how to wrap herself in a blanket to all keep warm and snuggly and I have discovered that she likes watching Peppa Pig on television, its the only thing that keeps her still and quiet.
Work has been calm but busy, if that makes sense and I am totally in need of a night out. However one does not always get what one would like or need, but when it comes to food, that is something I can control.
As if I hadn’t eaten enough caramel and cookie dough squares this week, I decided I needed to totally up the fat content of this week and make a really oozzy and melt in the mouth mushroom lasagne. I make a very good regular meat and also a very good vegetable lasagne but have been looking for new ways to make one of my favourite dishes. I came across a great and indulgent recipe in Yotam Ottolenghi’s ‘Plenty’ book. Ottolenghi takes great fresh ingredients and turns them into delightful dishes that demonstrates their flavours to the fullest and showcases them while being comforting and delish! This is a recipe that when I first looked through the book, I overlooked it but like many of you I’m sure, when I go back through a book a while later, I see new things that jump out and make me want to try. Whether it’s the change of season or the simple fact that someone else has highlighted a new dish to you, I can always find new things to want to make. This is why I am not very good at returning library books, as I’m never quite done with them. Thank goodness, this is a book that I actually own!
When I first saw this, I thought to myself that it was way to much cheese. But this is me we are talking about, there is no such thing as too much cheese. In our family Christmas traditions, we try to fit in a dinner of Raclette. A dish of melted cheese! The best you could ever ask for. So no, there is no such thing as too much cheese!
Preheat the oven to 170°c (fan oven). Soak the porcini in the lukewarm water for five minutes. Strain, squeezing the mushrooms to remove all water. Reserve the liquid.
Melt 60 g butter in a large, heavy-based pot, then add the thyme, porcini and fresh mushrooms. Cook for a few minutes, stirring occasionally, until the mushrooms soften. Off the heat, add the tarragon and parsley, and season. Transfer to a bowl and set aside.
Make the bechamel in the same pot. Add 60 g butter and the shallot, cook over medium heat for a minute, then add the flour and cook, stirring, for two minutes – the mix will turn to a paste but not colour much (if it is too thick, add a tbsp of milk to help mix). Slowly whisk in the milk and porcini liquid. Add half a teaspoon of salt, whisk until boiling, then simmer on low heat, stirring, until the sauce is thick-ish, about 10 minutes.
In a bowl, mix ricotta and egg, then fold in three tablespoons of bechamel sauce and the feta. Stir the gruyère into the remaining bechamel. Pour boiling water over the pasta, soak for two minutes, then dry on a tea towel.
Spread a fifth of the sauce over the base of an oven-proof dish. Cover with a few lasagne sheets. Spread a quarter of the ricotta mix on top, scatter over a quarter of the mushrooms and sprinkle on a quarter of the fontina. Repeat the layers three more times, then end with a layer of pasta topped with sauce. Sprinkle with parmesan and I like a sprinkling of coriander on top and bake for 40 minutes (checking to make sure it is not overcooking on the top, if it is, cover loosely with foil) until it bubbles around the sides. If using foil, remove the foil and cook for 10 minutes more, until the parmesan turns golden. Leave to rest for 10 minutes before serving.
This is a salad that I have made many many times this year. We simply love it. And the best part is that it makes a huge bowl but keeps really well in the fridge so you can eat it all week long. From the ‘Smitten Kitchen Cookbook’ by Deb Perelman, this is something I don’t know how we survived without it. Crisp and clean with sharp and sweet notes and works perfectly with the rich creamy lasagne.
Toss the cabbage, cucumber and dill together in a large bowl. To make the marinade, whisk the vinegar, salt and sugar together until dissolved. Stir in the water and pour the marinade over the cabbage. Leave to marinade for about an hour, occasionally tossing to coat and soften the whole cabbage. It will look like rather a lot of salad to begin, but once marinaded it wilts down but remains crunchy.
Pair this with any meaty or creamy dish and enjoy!
Mm cheese and mushrooms yes please! I’ll have to add this to my list of new recipes to try.

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it’s been a rather good week. i’ve been uber productive and am slowly beginning to de-clutter the attic and have caught up on paperwork etc. on the downside the puppy has managed to eat yet more important items but on the plus side she has grown even cuter again. she is currently trying to figure out how to wrap herself in a blanket to all keep warm and snuggly and i have discovered that she likes watching peppa pig on television, its the only thing that keeps her still and quiet.
work has been calm but busy, if that makes sense and i am totally in need of a night out. however one does not always get what one would like or need, but when it comes to food, that is something i can control.
as if i hadn’t eaten enough caramel and cookie dough squares this week, i decided i needed to totally up the fat content of this week and make a really oozzy and melt in the mouth mushroom lasagne. i make a very good regular meat and also a very good vegetable lasagne but have been looking for new ways to make one of my favourite dishes. i came across a great and indulgent recipe in yotam ottolenghi’s ‘plenty’ book. ottolenghi takes great fresh ingredients and turns them into delightful dishes that demonstrates their flavours to the fullest and showcases them while being comforting and delish! this is a recipe that when i first looked through the book, i overlooked it but like many of you i’m sure, when i go back through a book a while later, i see new things that jump out and make me want to try. whether it’s the change of season or the simple fact that someone else has highlighted a new dish to you, i can always find new things to want to make. this is why i am not very good at returning library books, as i’m never quite done with them. thank goodness, this is a book that i actually own!
when i first saw this, i thought to myself that it was way to much cheese. but this is me we are talking about, there is no such thing as too much cheese. in our family christmas traditions, we try to fit in a dinner of raclette. a dish of melted cheese! the best you could ever ask for. so no, there is no such thing as too much cheese!
preheat the oven to 170°c (fan oven). soak the porcini in the lukewarm water for five minutes. strain, squeezing the mushrooms to remove all water. reserve the liquid.
melt 60 g butter in a large, heavy-based pot, then add the thyme, porcini and fresh mushrooms. cook for a few minutes, stirring occasionally, until the mushrooms soften. off the heat, add the tarragon and parsley, and season. transfer to a bowl and set aside.
make the bechamel in the same pot. add 60 g butter and the shallot, cook over medium heat for a minute, then add the flour and cook, stirring, for two minutes – the mix will turn to a paste but not colour much (if it is too thick, add a tbsp of milk to help mix). slowly whisk in the milk and porcini liquid. add half a teaspoon of salt, whisk until boiling, then simmer on low heat, stirring, until the sauce is thick-ish, about 10 minutes.
in a bowl, mix ricotta and egg, then fold in three tablespoons of bechamel sauce and the feta. stir the gruyère into the remaining bechamel. pour boiling water over the pasta, soak for two minutes, then dry on a tea towel.
spread a fifth of the sauce over the base of an oven-proof dish. cover with a few lasagne sheets. spread a quarter of the ricotta mix on top, scatter over a quarter of the mushrooms and sprinkle on a quarter of the fontina. repeat the layers three more times, then end with a layer of pasta topped with sauce. sprinkle with parmesan and i like a sprinkling of coriander on top and bake for 40 minutes (checking to make sure it is not overcooking on the top, if it is, cover loosely with foil) until it bubbles around the sides. if using foil, remove the foil and cook for 10 minutes more, until the parmesan turns golden. leave to rest for 10 minutes before serving.
this is a salad that i have made many many times this year. we simply love it. and the best part is that it makes a huge bowl but keeps really well in the fridge so you can eat it all week long. from the ‘smitten kitchen cookbook’ by deb perelman, this is something i don’t know how we survived without it. crisp and clean with sharp and sweet notes and works perfectly with the rich creamy lasagne.
toss the cabbage, cucumber and dill together in a large bowl. to make the marinade, whisk the vinegar, salt and sugar together until dissolved. stir in the water and pour the marinade over the cabbage. leave to marinade for about an hour, occasionally tossing to coat and soften the whole cabbage. it will look like rather a lot of salad to begin, but once marinaded it wilts down but remains crunchy.
pair this with any meaty or creamy dish and enjoy!
mm cheese and mushrooms yes please! i’ll have to add this to my list of new recipes to try.


text: Green capitalism is the force behind the actions that aim to reduce carbon emissions and the effects of climate change in this century. A milestone in this regard was the agreement to contain the rise in global average temperatures signed in the COP21 in Paris in 2015 by 195 member states. Under the framework of this agreement, the Chilean government developed its long-term plan “Energía 2050”, which has led to an explosion of green energy projects, with wind parks leading all other project types in the south of the country. This article examines the impact of “green projects” on indigenous territorial and spiritual practices, looking at the resistance that Mapuche communities and Chilean civil society are posing to the installation of wind turbines in the southern city of Valdivia. The focus of this is on the legal mechanisms used by the government to open the doors for green capitalism and the narratives that emerge from the commercialization of environmental crisis. The article’s main argument is that although clean energies seem to have the worldwide consent as the main measures for the transition to a world without oil, their neo-liberal imaginaries pose a serious threat to indigenous peoples’ right to a life in accordance with their original rites and values; at the same time, these imaginaries trigger a resistance that challenges the utilitarian vision of the environment and the need to protect it with practices that acknowledge other worlds in which nature is a subject of rights.

lowercased: green capitalism is the force behind the actions that aim to reduce carbon emissions and the effects of climate change in this century. a milestone in this regard was the agreement to contain the rise in global average temperatures signed in the cop21 in paris in 2015 by 195 member states. under the framework of this agreement, the chilean government developed its long-term plan “energía 2050”, which has led to an explosion of green energy projects, with wind parks leading all other project types in the south of the country. this article examines the impact of “green projects” on indigenous territorial and spiritual practices, looking at the resistance that mapuche communities and chilean civil society are posing to the installation of wind turbines in the southern city of valdivia. the focus of this is on the legal mechanisms used by the government to open the doors for green capitalism and the narratives that emerge from the commercialization of environmental crisis. the article’s main argument is that although clean energies seem to have the worldwide consent as the main measures for the transition to a world without oil, their neo-liberal imaginaries pose a serious threat to indigenous peoples’ right to a life in accordance with their original rites and values; at the same time, these imaginaries trigger a resistance that challenges the utilitarian vision of the environment and the need to protect it with practices that acknowledge other worlds in which nature is a subject of rights.


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Thou shalt keep the Sabbath day holy, and not work out. Even the creator of the universe took a day off, so you should too! And make that day Sunday, after all it’s supposed to be a day of rest.
Thou shalt drink a lot of water – Hydration is key to building muscle. If your body is dehydrated then you will experience weakness and fatigue.
Thou shalt always use clamps – Don’t be the guy who tries to use the preacher curl bar with out putting clamps on. It’s not just for your safety but anyone else walking by could lose a toe due to your over-confidence in balancing those weights while doing curls.
Thou shalt leave thy baby at home – Don’t bring your infant to the gym even if they are strapped into a seat. The gym is dangerous; a small accident while lifting could cost your child’s life.
Thou shalt have a spotter – Don’t try to be a hero and max out with out a spotter. One slip of the wrist and you could have a broken neck or worse.
Thou shalt clean thy sweat – If you sweat or leave grease spots on the equipment then wipe that stuff off, it’s curtious gym etiquette. There are usually spray bottles and paper towels at any gym for this purpose. Remember cleanliness is next to Godliness.
Thou shalt always wash thy hands – If you use the bathroom then wash your hands. Hundreds of people touch all the weight that your filthy hands were on. Additionally, don’t cough or sneeze into your hands but rather into your shoulder. It will help reduce the spreading of germs.
Thou shalt eat sparingly – If eat less calories than your burn then you will lose weight. And for you people trying to pack on mass, the opposite is true. Pre-workout drinks and creatine do no good if you are not eating enough food.
Thou shalt go to bed early – 80% of your bodybuiling is done at night in your sleep. The other 20% is done at the gym. Sleep is important and if you don’t get any then you won’t get stronger.
Thou shalt not park thy truck on the side walk – Don’t be a tool and park your truck right in front of the entrance to the gym. We get it, your truck is cool but use the parking lot like every other decent person.
This entry was posted in Bodybuilding, Workout Routine and tagged gym etiquette by Russell Jensen. Bookmark the permalink.
Very funny article, but also so true! “Thou shalt clean thy sweat” – hahaha, if everyone would respect this command, going to the gym would be so much more enjoyable!

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thou shalt keep the sabbath day holy, and not work out. even the creator of the universe took a day off, so you should too! and make that day sunday, after all it’s supposed to be a day of rest.
thou shalt drink a lot of water – hydration is key to building muscle. if your body is dehydrated then you will experience weakness and fatigue.
thou shalt always use clamps – don’t be the guy who tries to use the preacher curl bar with out putting clamps on. it’s not just for your safety but anyone else walking by could lose a toe due to your over-confidence in balancing those weights while doing curls.
thou shalt leave thy baby at home – don’t bring your infant to the gym even if they are strapped into a seat. the gym is dangerous; a small accident while lifting could cost your child’s life.
thou shalt have a spotter – don’t try to be a hero and max out with out a spotter. one slip of the wrist and you could have a broken neck or worse.
thou shalt clean thy sweat – if you sweat or leave grease spots on the equipment then wipe that stuff off, it’s curtious gym etiquette. there are usually spray bottles and paper towels at any gym for this purpose. remember cleanliness is next to godliness.
thou shalt always wash thy hands – if you use the bathroom then wash your hands. hundreds of people touch all the weight that your filthy hands were on. additionally, don’t cough or sneeze into your hands but rather into your shoulder. it will help reduce the spreading of germs.
thou shalt eat sparingly – if eat less calories than your burn then you will lose weight. and for you people trying to pack on mass, the opposite is true. pre-workout drinks and creatine do no good if you are not eating enough food.
thou shalt go to bed early – 80% of your bodybuiling is done at night in your sleep. the other 20% is done at the gym. sleep is important and if you don’t get any then you won’t get stronger.
thou shalt not park thy truck on the side walk – don’t be a tool and park your truck right in front of the entrance to the gym. we get it, your truck is cool but use the parking lot like every other decent person.
this entry was posted in bodybuilding, workout routine and tagged gym etiquette by russell jensen. bookmark the permalink.
very funny article, but also so true! “thou shalt clean thy sweat” – hahaha, if everyone would respect this command, going to the gym would be so much more enjoyable!


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Mungo looks back on the journey of filming Season 1 of Expedition Mugo - best moments, standout locations and lessons learned.
Some say it resembles a hyena, but many locals say it's an alien creature they have never seen.
Monkey Man Monster: Nothing More Than Mass Hysteria?
The newest Animal Planet star is going from behind the camera to in front of it for his new show Expedition Mungo.
This chilling account describes the aggression of the Ghabali.

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mungo looks back on the journey of filming season 1 of expedition mugo - best moments, standout locations and lessons learned.
some say it resembles a hyena, but many locals say it's an alien creature they have never seen.
monkey man monster: nothing more than mass hysteria?
the newest animal planet star is going from behind the camera to in front of it for his new show expedition mungo.
this chilling account describes the aggression of the ghabali.


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Leadership at Scripps Health started an investigation of Novak’s practice when they learned about the incident, the endocrinologist said. And the founder of the Trina infusion procedure, Sacramento lawyer G. Ford Gilbert, faces federal criminal charges related to his network of clinics.
Lynch decided to tell her story after reading about Gilbert and his Trina infusion procedure in an inewsource investigation. Lynch said Novak told her not to tell any endocrinologist she was getting Trina treatments. Doctors around San Diego said Novak’s clinic has never asked for medical histories on their patients to make sure they have diabetes or that they suffer from complications that Trina advocates claim are improved or eliminated.
Novak, a family medicine doctor did not respond to numerous phone and email requests to discuss Lynch’s complaints. An inewsource reporter who visited his practice on Lamont Street was told by an office manager that Novak declined to comment.
A federal indictment unsealed last month in Alabama charged Trina founder Gilbert with healthcare fraud and public corruption for allegedly trying to bribe state legislators to pass a law requiring an insurance company to pay for Trina infusions.
Since the indictment, several clinics have stopped advertising the Trina treatments. And in the past couple of years, 13 clinics have closed down in eight states.
Meanwhile, dozens of diabetes experts and researchers have used terms such as “scam,” “fraud” and “snake oil” to describe the Trina procedure, saying there is insufficient scientific evidence it benefits patients.
Lynch, who works in public relations for a New York-based company, saw a Facebook ad last summer for Novak’s Trina clinic and its “Artificial Pancreas Treatment.” She thought it might be the answer to lowering her blood sugar, which she hadn’t been able to keep under control since she moved to San Diego from New Jersey a year earlier.
She had doubts, she said, but the fact that Novak was in the Scripps Health network and was covered by her Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan health plan gave Novak and his clinic some credibility.
After getting information from Novak, his clinic staff and the Trina Health website, Lynch said she thought the infusions worked so well, “I wouldn’t need to worry about seeing an endocrinologist.” Although Novak and his staff never used the word “cure,” she said she thought that’s what would happen with her diabetes.
Lynch said she underwent eight Trina sessions over two months, and after each one she became increasingly frightened. The sugary beverages she had to drink during the four-hour procedure spiked her blood sugar levels to 400 and higher, and the Trina staff let her go home in that state, putting her at risk of a serious condition called ketoacidosis, which usually results in hospitalization, she said.
Lynch said she tried to inject herself with insulin to lower her blood sugar levels to counteract the sugar from the glucose drinks. But it was tough, given how she kept falling asleep.
Concerned, she made an appointment last fall with Dr. Amy Chang, an endocrinologist at the Scripps Clinic, and told her about Novak’s insulin infusions. She assumed Chang would know about the Trina procedure since Chang and Novak were both in the Scripps Health network.
But Chang had never heard of Trina or Novak and was alarmed by what Lynch described.
Chang said no doctor should ever tell a patient not to seek an opinion from another doctor and that it would have been “highly unethical” for Novak to have said that to Lynch.
“Patients have a right to know about the therapies they’re receiving. They have a right to know what the risks are to their health and potential benefits, if there are any,” she said.
The danger for Lynch was compounded, Chang said, because Lynch has battled thyroid cancer, a condition that requires medications usually prescribed and managed by clinicians — generally endocrinologists with special training in thyroid disease.
Chang said she reported Lynch’s story to physician leadership at Scripps Health, which Chang said launched an investigation. She said a quality oversight committee at Scripps Mercy Hospital also was looking into Novak’s clinic. Novak is listed as part of the medical staff at Scripps Mercy Hospital.
Asked about the status of that investigation, Dr. James LaBelle, chief medical officer and senior vice president for Scripps Health, wrote in an email that “any investigation of Dr. Novak or any other member of Scripps medical staff” would be kept confidential and would take place under rules of peer review by the hospital medical staff.
The board licenses doctors and investigates complaints. If warranted, the board files accusations, which could result in limitations or revocation of a license. In Novak’s case, no such accusation was filed as of Thursday.
Lynch said she spent a lot of time and money getting the infusions. She paid $100 out of pocket for each session, and her insurance company paid an additional $425. Though her bills showed Novak was charging for office visits, Lynch said Novak rarely spoke with her during her infusion sessions. “He barely even said hi,” she said.
Now that she is seeing Chang, Lynch said, she is getting prescription medications that keep her blood sugar levels under much better control.
In retrospect, Lynch said, “I was naive to keep going (to get Trina infusions) without going to see an actual endocrinologist.” When she remembers the conversations she had with Novak and his team, everything seemed to her like a “sales recruiting” pitch.
“And being in sales, I feel very dumb about the situation, because I should have seen the pitch,” Lynch said.
In a phone interview with Novak in November that included Gilbert, the Trina Health CEO, the doctor said his clinic was administering Trina insulin infusions to about 25 patients a week.
Novak said he was “interested in holistic treatments, and whatever we can do to return the body to a more natural balance.” He said he had been offering the Trina infusions since August 2016.
Other San Diego doctors who know their patients have undergone the Trina procedure at Novak’s clinic, said they could not recall Novak ever asking them for medical records or sending them records from Trina sessions. It’s a common practice among doctors to share information about mutual patients.
One, Dr. Georges Argoud, an endocrinologist in Solana Beach and Chula Vista, said he and his physician assistants have seen at least one patient who underwent Trina treatments at Novak’s clinic. Neither he nor his staff could recall ever receiving a request for a medical record from Novak or his clinic.
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Some patients interviewed about the Trina infusions said they were reluctant to tell their doctors about them. One, John McCreary of Poway, a patient with Type 2 diabetes, said he did not tell his endocrinologist, Dr. Christopher Marx, that he was undergoing Trina treatments.
At least two patients interviewed also said Novak did not get their medical records from their other physicians to document the history of their diabetes or any diabetes-related conditions before starting the infusions. They said Novak would listen to the patients describe their health status.
Tracey Ott of Santee, a Type 1 diabetes patient, said the initial process for her last July was simple. “When you go for the (first) treatment, they check your sugar and all that, and they go from there with how they treat you,” she said.
Ott, 45, said she turned over all of her medical care to Novak. In an interview with inewsource in November, she said the infusions, plus a drug called gabapentin, were helping her neuropathy get better.
When she mentioned the Trina infusions to her former family medicine physician, Dr. Lee Remington-Boone, she “wanted to hear nothing about it. She pretty much thought I was a little crazy,” Ott said.
Because no one at the clinic would answer questions in recent weeks from inewsource, it is unclear whether Novak still offers the diabetes infusions.
A California lawyer who promotes a "miraculous" treatment for diabetes has built a global network, despite doctors' rebukes and reimbursement denials. This is the first story in an ongoing series.
The second in an investigative series about Trina Health, which advertises its treatment as “miraculous” in reversing the complications of diabetes.
Ron and Julie Briggs lost their life savings when they paid to bring a Trina Health clinic to their small town. This is the third story in an ongoing series.
Sacramento lawyer and Trina founder G. Ford Gilbert hitched his clinic’s expansion plans to a big national name in organized medicine and health policy: Dr. Jack Lewin.

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leadership at scripps health started an investigation of novak’s practice when they learned about the incident, the endocrinologist said. and the founder of the trina infusion procedure, sacramento lawyer g. ford gilbert, faces federal criminal charges related to his network of clinics.
lynch decided to tell her story after reading about gilbert and his trina infusion procedure in an inewsource investigation. lynch said novak told her not to tell any endocrinologist she was getting trina treatments. doctors around san diego said novak’s clinic has never asked for medical histories on their patients to make sure they have diabetes or that they suffer from complications that trina advocates claim are improved or eliminated.
novak, a family medicine doctor did not respond to numerous phone and email requests to discuss lynch’s complaints. an inewsource reporter who visited his practice on lamont street was told by an office manager that novak declined to comment.
a federal indictment unsealed last month in alabama charged trina founder gilbert with healthcare fraud and public corruption for allegedly trying to bribe state legislators to pass a law requiring an insurance company to pay for trina infusions.
since the indictment, several clinics have stopped advertising the trina treatments. and in the past couple of years, 13 clinics have closed down in eight states.
meanwhile, dozens of diabetes experts and researchers have used terms such as “scam,” “fraud” and “snake oil” to describe the trina procedure, saying there is insufficient scientific evidence it benefits patients.
lynch, who works in public relations for a new york-based company, saw a facebook ad last summer for novak’s trina clinic and its “artificial pancreas treatment.” she thought it might be the answer to lowering her blood sugar, which she hadn’t been able to keep under control since she moved to san diego from new jersey a year earlier.
she had doubts, she said, but the fact that novak was in the scripps health network and was covered by her blue cross blue shield of michigan health plan gave novak and his clinic some credibility.
after getting information from novak, his clinic staff and the trina health website, lynch said she thought the infusions worked so well, “i wouldn’t need to worry about seeing an endocrinologist.” although novak and his staff never used the word “cure,” she said she thought that’s what would happen with her diabetes.
lynch said she underwent eight trina sessions over two months, and after each one she became increasingly frightened. the sugary beverages she had to drink during the four-hour procedure spiked her blood sugar levels to 400 and higher, and the trina staff let her go home in that state, putting her at risk of a serious condition called ketoacidosis, which usually results in hospitalization, she said.
lynch said she tried to inject herself with insulin to lower her blood sugar levels to counteract the sugar from the glucose drinks. but it was tough, given how she kept falling asleep.
concerned, she made an appointment last fall with dr. amy chang, an endocrinologist at the scripps clinic, and told her about novak’s insulin infusions. she assumed chang would know about the trina procedure since chang and novak were both in the scripps health network.
but chang had never heard of trina or novak and was alarmed by what lynch described.
chang said no doctor should ever tell a patient not to seek an opinion from another doctor and that it would have been “highly unethical” for novak to have said that to lynch.
“patients have a right to know about the therapies they’re receiving. they have a right to know what the risks are to their health and potential benefits, if there are any,” she said.
the danger for lynch was compounded, chang said, because lynch has battled thyroid cancer, a condition that requires medications usually prescribed and managed by clinicians — generally endocrinologists with special training in thyroid disease.
chang said she reported lynch’s story to physician leadership at scripps health, which chang said launched an investigation. she said a quality oversight committee at scripps mercy hospital also was looking into novak’s clinic. novak is listed as part of the medical staff at scripps mercy hospital.
asked about the status of that investigation, dr. james labelle, chief medical officer and senior vice president for scripps health, wrote in an email that “any investigation of dr. novak or any other member of scripps medical staff” would be kept confidential and would take place under rules of peer review by the hospital medical staff.
the board licenses doctors and investigates complaints. if warranted, the board files accusations, which could result in limitations or revocation of a license. in novak’s case, no such accusation was filed as of thursday.
lynch said she spent a lot of time and money getting the infusions. she paid $100 out of pocket for each session, and her insurance company paid an additional $425. though her bills showed novak was charging for office visits, lynch said novak rarely spoke with her during her infusion sessions. “he barely even said hi,” she said.
now that she is seeing chang, lynch said, she is getting prescription medications that keep her blood sugar levels under much better control.
in retrospect, lynch said, “i was naive to keep going (to get trina infusions) without going to see an actual endocrinologist.” when she remembers the conversations she had with novak and his team, everything seemed to her like a “sales recruiting” pitch.
“and being in sales, i feel very dumb about the situation, because i should have seen the pitch,” lynch said.
in a phone interview with novak in november that included gilbert, the trina health ceo, the doctor said his clinic was administering trina insulin infusions to about 25 patients a week.
novak said he was “interested in holistic treatments, and whatever we can do to return the body to a more natural balance.” he said he had been offering the trina infusions since august 2016.
other san diego doctors who know their patients have undergone the trina procedure at novak’s clinic, said they could not recall novak ever asking them for medical records or sending them records from trina sessions. it’s a common practice among doctors to share information about mutual patients.
one, dr. georges argoud, an endocrinologist in solana beach and chula vista, said he and his physician assistants have seen at least one patient who underwent trina treatments at novak’s clinic. neither he nor his staff could recall ever receiving a request for a medical record from novak or his clinic.
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some patients interviewed about the trina infusions said they were reluctant to tell their doctors about them. one, john mccreary of poway, a patient with type 2 diabetes, said he did not tell his endocrinologist, dr. christopher marx, that he was undergoing trina treatments.
at least two patients interviewed also said novak did not get their medical records from their other physicians to document the history of their diabetes or any diabetes-related conditions before starting the infusions. they said novak would listen to the patients describe their health status.
tracey ott of santee, a type 1 diabetes patient, said the initial process for her last july was simple. “when you go for the (first) treatment, they check your sugar and all that, and they go from there with how they treat you,” she said.
ott, 45, said she turned over all of her medical care to novak. in an interview with inewsource in november, she said the infusions, plus a drug called gabapentin, were helping her neuropathy get better.
when she mentioned the trina infusions to her former family medicine physician, dr. lee remington-boone, she “wanted to hear nothing about it. she pretty much thought i was a little crazy,” ott said.
because no one at the clinic would answer questions in recent weeks from inewsource, it is unclear whether novak still offers the diabetes infusions.
a california lawyer who promotes a "miraculous" treatment for diabetes has built a global network, despite doctors' rebukes and reimbursement denials. this is the first story in an ongoing series.
the second in an investigative series about trina health, which advertises its treatment as “miraculous” in reversing the complications of diabetes.
ron and julie briggs lost their life savings when they paid to bring a trina health clinic to their small town. this is the third story in an ongoing series.
sacramento lawyer and trina founder g. ford gilbert hitched his clinic’s expansion plans to a big national name in organized medicine and health policy: dr. jack lewin.


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Was this in the Plan?: London Marathon 2016: Job done.
It was emotional at points, being out on the course for over four hours gives you a lot of thinking time but I was lifted by all the people lining the route, especially my friends from ShootingStar-Chase Hospice and from the Wimbledon Windmilers Running Club.
My lovely friend Jan was at the finish line with Theo, Andy had helped Jan run the local youth club for a year (I say helped, he mainly swapped jokes with the teenagers while Jan did all the hard work!) and it was Jan who helped with so many practicalities of Andy's funeral and memorial service.
We went over to the charity reception and I was greeted with a rousing cheer as a I walked through the door. Andy's friend Lee was waiting there for me. He had finished the marathon 2 hours earlier in an incredible time of 2:27. Lee was a former work colleague of Andy and had been inspired by Daisy's story, he has previously run a 24 hour race for the hospice and on marathon day he gave me a very special gift to give her, his marathon medal.
Xanthe & Jules joined us at the charity reception, I was so proud of my three oldest children. Two years previously we had all been together in the same place, a family of six. Now Andy was gone and Daisy was in respite as she just does not cope well in crowds any more.
The biggest surprise was when I got home. My friends were all waiting for me with champagne and nibbles. They knew how tough it would be to come back to an empty house. Thank you so much to my lovely friends, always there when I need them.
I promised Andy I would run London again for him and I'm so proud that despite everything I got out there and trained, even when I wanted to give up. Andy knew I wouldn't have given up. Thanks to my wonderful sponsors I have raised over £4,600 in Andy's memory, such a fitting tribute to my darling husband.
I cried a bit while I ran but I smiled a lot as I remembered all the good times we had, all the laughs, all the fun.
Onwards and upwards as the man said.

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was this in the plan?: london marathon 2016: job done.
it was emotional at points, being out on the course for over four hours gives you a lot of thinking time but i was lifted by all the people lining the route, especially my friends from shootingstar-chase hospice and from the wimbledon windmilers running club.
my lovely friend jan was at the finish line with theo, andy had helped jan run the local youth club for a year (i say helped, he mainly swapped jokes with the teenagers while jan did all the hard work!) and it was jan who helped with so many practicalities of andy's funeral and memorial service.
we went over to the charity reception and i was greeted with a rousing cheer as a i walked through the door. andy's friend lee was waiting there for me. he had finished the marathon 2 hours earlier in an incredible time of 2:27. lee was a former work colleague of andy and had been inspired by daisy's story, he has previously run a 24 hour race for the hospice and on marathon day he gave me a very special gift to give her, his marathon medal.
xanthe & jules joined us at the charity reception, i was so proud of my three oldest children. two years previously we had all been together in the same place, a family of six. now andy was gone and daisy was in respite as she just does not cope well in crowds any more.
the biggest surprise was when i got home. my friends were all waiting for me with champagne and nibbles. they knew how tough it would be to come back to an empty house. thank you so much to my lovely friends, always there when i need them.
i promised andy i would run london again for him and i'm so proud that despite everything i got out there and trained, even when i wanted to give up. andy knew i wouldn't have given up. thanks to my wonderful sponsors i have raised over £4,600 in andy's memory, such a fitting tribute to my darling husband.
i cried a bit while i ran but i smiled a lot as i remembered all the good times we had, all the laughs, all the fun.
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The recommendation by the mayor’s task force that a new NFL stadium be located on the Mission Valley site of the existing Qualcomm Stadium is by far the most significant step taken in the 13 years the Chargers have been seeking a new home to replace “The Q.” It confirms the reality that Mission Valley is the most logical, most doable location. Perhaps more important, it pushes Chargers President Dean Spanos toward finally putting his cards on the table: Does he really want the team to remain in San Diego or not?
It was the Chargers, through special counsel Mark Fabiani, who years ago proposed a new stadium on the Qualcomm site coupled with residential, commercial and office development to help pay for it. But the team’s choice for the last several years has been a site downtown just east of Petco Park coupled with major convention space to serve as an expansion of the existing convention center on the bayfront across Harbor Drive.
Fabiani has continued to push that proposal in recent days and weeks even as it became clear that part of the property needed for that proposal, the bus yard owned by the Metropolitan Transit System, could not be made available for possibly seven years and would cost $150 million. That was the news that turned the tide in favor of Mission Valley almost overnight.
The location recommendation by the task force means it will now turn its focus to the always thorny issue of how to pay for a rehabilitated Qualcomm or a new stadium on the same site.
The question for Spanos is will he settle.
He may have preferred downtown — Fabiani was obviously not acting on his own in continuing to push the downtown site — but does that mean Mission Valley, where the team has played for 54 years, is suddenly now unacceptable? And, of course, is the project the Chargers and Oakland Raiders jointly proposed a few weeks ago for a privately financed stadium in the Los Angeles-area community of Carson real, or was it just a negotiating pressure ploy all along?
Dean Spanos is the only one who knows the end game in this drama. If Mission Valley is unacceptable, if Carson is real, Spanos, not Fabiani, should say so now so San Diego can stop wasting its time. If he really wants to keep the team here, he should commit now. This is the closest he has ever been, perhaps the closest he will ever get, to fulfilling his hopes for a new stadium here.
All he has to do is offer some real encouragement that his financial experts will work closely with the mayor’s task force to develop a financing plan that works for the team and for the region’s taxpayers and that he will then go all out to help sell it to San Diego County voters.
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the recommendation by the mayor’s task force that a new nfl stadium be located on the mission valley site of the existing qualcomm stadium is by far the most significant step taken in the 13 years the chargers have been seeking a new home to replace “the q.” it confirms the reality that mission valley is the most logical, most doable location. perhaps more important, it pushes chargers president dean spanos toward finally putting his cards on the table: does he really want the team to remain in san diego or not?
it was the chargers, through special counsel mark fabiani, who years ago proposed a new stadium on the qualcomm site coupled with residential, commercial and office development to help pay for it. but the team’s choice for the last several years has been a site downtown just east of petco park coupled with major convention space to serve as an expansion of the existing convention center on the bayfront across harbor drive.
fabiani has continued to push that proposal in recent days and weeks even as it became clear that part of the property needed for that proposal, the bus yard owned by the metropolitan transit system, could not be made available for possibly seven years and would cost $150 million. that was the news that turned the tide in favor of mission valley almost overnight.
the location recommendation by the task force means it will now turn its focus to the always thorny issue of how to pay for a rehabilitated qualcomm or a new stadium on the same site.
the question for spanos is will he settle.
he may have preferred downtown — fabiani was obviously not acting on his own in continuing to push the downtown site — but does that mean mission valley, where the team has played for 54 years, is suddenly now unacceptable? and, of course, is the project the chargers and oakland raiders jointly proposed a few weeks ago for a privately financed stadium in the los angeles-area community of carson real, or was it just a negotiating pressure ploy all along?
dean spanos is the only one who knows the end game in this drama. if mission valley is unacceptable, if carson is real, spanos, not fabiani, should say so now so san diego can stop wasting its time. if he really wants to keep the team here, he should commit now. this is the closest he has ever been, perhaps the closest he will ever get, to fulfilling his hopes for a new stadium here.
all he has to do is offer some real encouragement that his financial experts will work closely with the mayor’s task force to develop a financing plan that works for the team and for the region’s taxpayers and that he will then go all out to help sell it to san diego county voters.
it really is just that simple. if he does it, dean spanos can cement his legacy as a man who believes in “community first” — a man who truly meant what he said when he said he wanted the chargers to remain the san diego chargers.


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Baltimore is not the capital city of Maryland, but it is our largest city. Here are some facts that you may not know about Baltimore a.k.a. “Charm City.” Enjoy!
Did you know our famous National Anthem, written by Francis Scott Key, right here in Baltimore? Fort McHenry defended Baltimore Harbor and the song was born from this incident.
The USS Constellation, which calls Baltimore Harbor its home, is the last Civil War vessel afloat. It was built in 1854 by the US Navy and was the last all sail ship constructed for wartime.
The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, in Baltimore was the very first cathedral constructed in the United States.
Baltimore is the birthplace of the American Railroad. Visit the B&O Railroad Museum and learn all about the history of 19th and 20thCentury railroading, including train rides, and tours.
Washington. It is located in the Mount Vernon neighborhood.
Do you know where the largest collection of Matisse paintings resides? That’s right, right here in Baltimore! Visit the extensive collection for free at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
Baltimore is home to the The Star-Spangled Banner Flag House. Founded in 1927, the Flag House has been open to the public for 76 years and is dedicated to the story of Mary Young Pickersgill who made the enormous 30 x 42-foot Star-Spangled Banner that flew over Fort McHenry during the War of 1812 and inspired Francis Scott Key to write the poem that became our National Anthem.
Did you know that Baltimore’s port, Fell’s Point, was the second largest point of immigration into the United States after Ellis Island?
Baltimore was home to a number of historic African Americans including Thurgood Marshall, Frederick Douglass, Isaac Myers, Billie Holiday, Cab Calloway and many others.
The infamous baseball player, Babe Ruth, was born in Baltimore. Visit the Sports Museum located at Camden Yards to learn more about this baseball legend.
Did you know that right here in Baltimore, our own Cal Ripken, Baltimore Oriole baseball player, broke the record for continuous games played? I would have loved to witness that.
The World Trade Center, located in Baltimore, is the world’s tallest five-sided building. Located in the Inner Harbor, tourists can get a panoramic view of the city from the Top of the World Observation Level, located on the building’s 27th floor.
Baltimore is home to the Preakness Stakes, the second horse race in the trilogy known as the Triple Crown. It’s held every year in May at Pimlico Race Track.
The state bird is the Baltimore Oriole, which also the mascot for our MLB team, the Baltimore Orioles. They play in Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Baltimoreans love their baseball!
The state sport is jousting, (yes, it’s a thing! On horseback, with jousts!) and the official state’s team sport is Lacrosse. Baltimore is home to The Lacrosse Museum & National Hall of Fame where visitors may learn more about this sport, started by Canadian and American Indians.
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did you know our famous national anthem, written by francis scott key, right here in baltimore? fort mchenry defended baltimore harbor and the song was born from this incident.
the uss constellation, which calls baltimore harbor its home, is the last civil war vessel afloat. it was built in 1854 by the us navy and was the last all sail ship constructed for wartime.
the basilica of the national shrine of the assumption of the blessed virgin mary, in baltimore was the very first cathedral constructed in the united states.
baltimore is the birthplace of the american railroad. visit the b&o railroad museum and learn all about the history of 19th and 20thcentury railroading, including train rides, and tours.
washington. it is located in the mount vernon neighborhood.
do you know where the largest collection of matisse paintings resides? that’s right, right here in baltimore! visit the extensive collection for free at the baltimore museum of art.
baltimore is home to the the star-spangled banner flag house. founded in 1927, the flag house has been open to the public for 76 years and is dedicated to the story of mary young pickersgill who made the enormous 30 x 42-foot star-spangled banner that flew over fort mchenry during the war of 1812 and inspired francis scott key to write the poem that became our national anthem.
did you know that baltimore’s port, fell’s point, was the second largest point of immigration into the united states after ellis island?
baltimore was home to a number of historic african americans including thurgood marshall, frederick douglass, isaac myers, billie holiday, cab calloway and many others.
the infamous baseball player, babe ruth, was born in baltimore. visit the sports museum located at camden yards to learn more about this baseball legend.
did you know that right here in baltimore, our own cal ripken, baltimore oriole baseball player, broke the record for continuous games played? i would have loved to witness that.
the world trade center, located in baltimore, is the world’s tallest five-sided building. located in the inner harbor, tourists can get a panoramic view of the city from the top of the world observation level, located on the building’s 27th floor.
baltimore is home to the preakness stakes, the second horse race in the trilogy known as the triple crown. it’s held every year in may at pimlico race track.
the state bird is the baltimore oriole, which also the mascot for our mlb team, the baltimore orioles. they play in oriole park at camden yards. baltimoreans love their baseball!
the state sport is jousting, (yes, it’s a thing! on horseback, with jousts!) and the official state’s team sport is lacrosse. baltimore is home to the lacrosse museum & national hall of fame where visitors may learn more about this sport, started by canadian and american indians.
okay, i hope you learned some new and interesting facts about our largest city! there’s so much more to learn, so come see us!


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A CD of pieces written on the trek featuring Christian Wolff, Antoine Beuger, and Jürg Frey is available here.
A book published by Edition Howeg of 31 scores of pieces written on the trek with text reflecting on the project and five photos by Silvia Kamm-Gabathuler is available in English here, and in German here. 104 pages 7"x7". Printed on 80 pound weight paper.

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a cd of pieces written on the trek featuring christian wolff, antoine beuger, and jürg frey is available here.
a book published by edition howeg of 31 scores of pieces written on the trek with text reflecting on the project and five photos by silvia kamm-gabathuler is available in english here, and in german here. 104 pages 7"x7". printed on 80 pound weight paper.


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Hypebot article "7 Ways To Promote Your Music And Grow Your Fanbase" by Becky Holton.
The present-day music industry is making it harder for aspiring musicians to gain fame and recognition. It’s not enough to just be talented or unique - you have to know how to advertise your skills and target the right audience. With the rise of social media and streaming services, the competition is tougher than ever and the stakes are sky high.
So, how does one achieve recognition in a competitive market? It’s not that hard; all you have to do is strategize and know your strengths.
To help you rise from obscurity, we’ve assembled 7 essential ways to promote your work and expand your fan base. Implement them wisely and you will see the results you’ve been waiting for. You can do it!
1. Have a simple website.
3. Contact playlist creators on streaming services.
4. Don’t forget about YouTube.
Applying these tactics will not only expand your influence but also solidify your image. As your fanbase grows, each and every fan will know what to expect from you and know you are. Image is important in modern music, as much as finances and influencing. Don’t let so many tools scare you - use them to your advantage and don’t give up on your dreams. If you don’t believe in yourself, who will?

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hypebot article "7 ways to promote your music and grow your fanbase" by becky holton.
the present-day music industry is making it harder for aspiring musicians to gain fame and recognition. it’s not enough to just be talented or unique - you have to know how to advertise your skills and target the right audience. with the rise of social media and streaming services, the competition is tougher than ever and the stakes are sky high.
so, how does one achieve recognition in a competitive market? it’s not that hard; all you have to do is strategize and know your strengths.
to help you rise from obscurity, we’ve assembled 7 essential ways to promote your work and expand your fan base. implement them wisely and you will see the results you’ve been waiting for. you can do it!
1. have a simple website.
3. contact playlist creators on streaming services.
4. don’t forget about youtube.
applying these tactics will not only expand your influence but also solidify your image. as your fanbase grows, each and every fan will know what to expect from you and know you are. image is important in modern music, as much as finances and influencing. don’t let so many tools scare you - use them to your advantage and don’t give up on your dreams. if you don’t believe in yourself, who will?


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In 1926 James Herman Banning became the first African American in the United States to earn a pilot’s license when the Department of Commerce awarded him license #1,324. He gave up his career as an auto mechanic and over the next eight years made ends meet as a barnstormer, working at many airshows and logging over 800 flight hours. In 1932 he and Thomas Allen, short of funds but hoping to be the first African Americans to fly cross-country, formed the “Flying Hoboes,” so called because they made frequent stops to earn enough money to finish the trip.
As they made their way from Los Angeles, they gained an increasing amount of press coverage and when they reach Pittsburgh, Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s presidential campaign arranged to pay for the rest of the flight. In exchange, the Flying Hoboes dropped 15,000 campaign flyers en route in Philadelphia and other Pennsylvania cities. They finally finished their 3,613-mile trip, landing at Curtiss Airport in Valley Stream, Long Island. New York City mayor Jimmy Walker gave them the traditional keys to the city, a parade in their honor was held in Harlem, and the Democratic Party footed the bill for rebuilding their ramshackle, flight-worn plane.
Soon after Banning completed the trip, he wrote two articles for the Pittsburgh Courier. His second piece, “The Day I Sprouted Wings,” describes the unusual circumstances of his very first solo flight, made in a plane he had assembled himself. Only six weeks after he wrote this article, back in California for an airshow on February 5, 1933, the thirty-three-year-old pilot was killed in a plane crash—while flying as a passenger.
Source: Distinguished African Americans in Aviation and Space Science, by Betty Kaplan Gubert, Miriam Sawyer, and Caroline M. Fannin (2002).
It has often been said truth is stranger than fiction. From an aeronautical standpoint, the above assertion ceases to be a mere saying and becomes an indisputable fact. . . . If you don't see the full story below, click here (PDF) or click here (Google Docs) to read it—free!
What a wonderful window into the past. A snip in time that would indeed make an inspiring film.
Heroic ! In spite of all the hardships.
I'm the 3rd commentor who wishes this will become a film .
A great short story, although I wish he had continued more about the next flight. I am currently working on my personal statement for graduate schools and this story has the feel of the perfect personal statement.

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in 1926 james herman banning became the first african american in the united states to earn a pilot’s license when the department of commerce awarded him license #1,324. he gave up his career as an auto mechanic and over the next eight years made ends meet as a barnstormer, working at many airshows and logging over 800 flight hours. in 1932 he and thomas allen, short of funds but hoping to be the first african americans to fly cross-country, formed the “flying hoboes,” so called because they made frequent stops to earn enough money to finish the trip.
as they made their way from los angeles, they gained an increasing amount of press coverage and when they reach pittsburgh, franklin delano roosevelt’s presidential campaign arranged to pay for the rest of the flight. in exchange, the flying hoboes dropped 15,000 campaign flyers en route in philadelphia and other pennsylvania cities. they finally finished their 3,613-mile trip, landing at curtiss airport in valley stream, long island. new york city mayor jimmy walker gave them the traditional keys to the city, a parade in their honor was held in harlem, and the democratic party footed the bill for rebuilding their ramshackle, flight-worn plane.
soon after banning completed the trip, he wrote two articles for the pittsburgh courier. his second piece, “the day i sprouted wings,” describes the unusual circumstances of his very first solo flight, made in a plane he had assembled himself. only six weeks after he wrote this article, back in california for an airshow on february 5, 1933, the thirty-three-year-old pilot was killed in a plane crash—while flying as a passenger.
source: distinguished african americans in aviation and space science, by betty kaplan gubert, miriam sawyer, and caroline m. fannin (2002).
it has often been said truth is stranger than fiction. from an aeronautical standpoint, the above assertion ceases to be a mere saying and becomes an indisputable fact. . . . if you don't see the full story below, click here (pdf) or click here (google docs) to read it—free!
what a wonderful window into the past. a snip in time that would indeed make an inspiring film.
heroic ! in spite of all the hardships.
i'm the 3rd commentor who wishes this will become a film .
a great short story, although i wish he had continued more about the next flight. i am currently working on my personal statement for graduate schools and this story has the feel of the perfect personal statement.


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Senior Citizen Association, Dwarka is organizing GRAND HEALTH MELA for free check up in Association with Medfort Enterprise. Free tests of Eye, teeth, orthopedic, Gynae, Heart, ENT, Sugar, ECG, BMD Hearing, TSH, cardiologist, physician and physiotherapy will be conducted.
The Chief Guest will be Dr. A K Walia, Minister of Health, Delhi Govt. and the venue is CCRT Auditorium, Sec-7, Dwarka from 10.00 am to 2.00 pm on 11th June (Saturday) . The persons attending the camp will also be entitled for detail free check-up at the Medfor Centre for 15 days from the date of camp.
For more details, contact- 41006539, 25506664, 9810094947.
RCIFA Award Given to Eminent Artist Mr. Harish Srivastava and Eminent Educationist Mr. Dayanand Vats in an Art Show by Diksha.
Bhoomi Poojan of Crown of NOIDA Premia corporate City2 on 8th Dec.

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senior citizen association, dwarka is organizing grand health mela for free check up in association with medfort enterprise. free tests of eye, teeth, orthopedic, gynae, heart, ent, sugar, ecg, bmd hearing, tsh, cardiologist, physician and physiotherapy will be conducted.
the chief guest will be dr. a k walia, minister of health, delhi govt. and the venue is ccrt auditorium, sec-7, dwarka from 10.00 am to 2.00 pm on 11th june (saturday) . the persons attending the camp will also be entitled for detail free check-up at the medfor centre for 15 days from the date of camp.
for more details, contact- 41006539, 25506664, 9810094947.
rcifa award given to eminent artist mr. harish srivastava and eminent educationist mr. dayanand vats in an art show by diksha.
bhoomi poojan of crown of noida premia corporate city2 on 8th dec.


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You would receive one male and one female.
The Indian Sand Boa is the largest Sand Boa, occasionally reaching over 4 feet in length. Indian Sand Boas occurs throughout the drier areas of India and east through Afghanistan, Pakistan and into southeastern Iran.

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2016 sunset indian sand boa ( eryx johnii) pair available now!!!
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MN Warm Birch. 36” x 24”. Original textured painting.
24”x 18”. Commissioned. Textured acrylic on canvas.
“MN Warm Birch”. 36” x 24”. Sold.
40” x 30” commissioned painting.
“Kirk Cousins”. 36” x 36”. Prints available.
36” x 24” commissioned painting.
John Randle. 40” x 30”. Prints available.
Jason Zucker. Acrylic on canvas. 30” x 20”. Canvas prints available.
Stone Arch Bridge Turquoise. 36” x 24”. Sold.
Red Cardinal. 20” x 16”. Donated.
Morning Birch. 40” x 30”. Sold.
Stone Arch Reflections. 26” x 22”. Framed. Sold.
“Everson Griffen”. 48” x 36”. Prints available.
“Red Cherry”. 48” x 30”. Multi media acrylic on gallery canvas. Sold.
Commissioned portrait. 20” x 20”.
“Thielen vs. Packers”. 24” x 18”. Prints Available.
“Trees in Transition”. 24” x 18”. Original sold.
Stone Arch Bridge VII. 48” x 30”. Original sold.
“Vikings Duo”. 48” x 36”. Original and signed prints will be sold under 2brossports.com. Prints available.
“ Jimmy Butler”. 48” x 36”. Original sold. Prints available.
“Birch Blues”. 48” x 30”. Commissioned. Original sold.
Turquoise Birch. 36” x 24”. Original Sold.
36” x 24”. Acrylic and peacock feathers on canvas. Original sold.
48” x 30”. Acrylic on canvas. Original Sold. Canvas Prints available.
30” x 20”. Acrylic on canvas. MN outline hidden. Original Sold.
“State of the Art Minnesota Meal” 40″ x 16. Original Available. Prints available.
Stone Arch IV. 24″ x 18. Original sold.
“Jeff Parker”. 20″ x 16. Sold.
“Andrew Wiggins”. 20″ x 20″. Original available. Prints available.
Karl Anthony Towns. 20″ x 16″. Prints available.
Miguel Sano. 20″ x 16″. Prints available.
“State of the Art Rainbow Sunset”. 48 x 24″. Sold. Prints available.
Textured acrylic pallete knife painting. Custom black floater frame. 41″ x 31″ . Original available.
“State of the Art Bass Jumping”. 40″ x 16″. Original Sold. Prints available.
“Calhoun Reflection I”. 7.5ft x 5.5ft. canvas. Available.
“State of the Art Horses”. 36″ x 24″. Commissioned. Prints available.
“State of the Art Blue Gills”. 52″ x 28″. Custom Black wooden frame. Commissioned and on display at Vexilar Corporate office in Bloomington, MN.
“My Girls”. 2x 10″ x 10″. Commissioned.
“The Farm “. 36″ x 24”. Commissioned.
“State of the Art Sunset Fishing”. Custom black wood floater frame. 33″ x 18″. Original sold. Prints available.
“Calhoun Reflections”. 20″ x 16″. Original available.
“Swans”. 30″ x 15″. Original available.
“Sunset Reflections’. 36″ x 24”. Sold.
“Rainbow Row”. 36″ x 24″. Commissioned.
“State of the Art Lake of Memories”. 36″ x 24″. Commissioned. Prints available.
“General Sherman”. 36′ x 24″. Commissioned.
“State of the Art Ducks Landing”. 48′ x 24″. Original Sold.
Comissioned painting. 30″ x 15″. Sold.
“Sunshine Birch”. 20″ x 16″. Sold.
14″ x 11″ Comissioned painting.
“Schuster Boys” 24″x36″ custom black floating frame. Sold.
“State of the Art Big Buck”. 30″ x 15″. Comissioned.
“State of the Art American Flag Blue Line.” 48″ x 30″. Original sold. Prints available.
“State of the Art Turkey Stamp”. 6.5′ x 9″. 9′ x 12′ with white matting. Original available. Prints available.
“State of the Art Ice Fishing”. Prints available.
” State of the Art Life Under Ice”. Prints available.
“State of the art Cabin life”. 24″ x 18″. Commissioned from a photo.
“State of the Art Good Day Fishing.” 48″ x 24″.Original sold. Prints available.
“State of the Art Deer Season” 36″ x 24″. Original Sold.
“Neon City”. 48″ x 24″ . Prints Available.
“Winter is Coming”. 48″ x 36″. Textured Acrylic on Canvas. Original sold.
24″ x 18″ Commissioned painting.
“4 Generation.” 24″ x 18″. Comissioned painting.
“Stone Arch Bridge”. 40″ x 30″. Original sold.
“Stefon Diggs”. 20″ x 20″. Prints available.
“State of the Art Scenic Skyline”. 30″ X 15″. Sold.
“Golden Reflection” 40″ x 16″. Original sold.
“Lion King”. 36″ x 24″. Textured acrylic on canvas. Available.
“State of the Art Sunset Eagle”. 36″ X 24″. Original sold.
“State of the Art Father Son Duck Hunt”. 48″ X 24″. Original commissioned sold. Canvas prints available.
“State of the Art Golden Fog”. 40″ X 16″. Original sold. Prints available.
“State of the Art Renaissance Festival”. 24″ X 24″ on plywood. Original donated. Reproductions available.
“Bird’s Eye-View”. 36″X 24″. Comissioned. Prints available.
“State of the Art Morning Duck Hunt” 20″ X 16″. Commissioned.
“State of the Art Morning Fog” 40″ X 16″ X 1.5″ Sold. Prints available.
“Eye of the Tiger”. 40″ X 30″. Prints available.
“Autumn Tree”. 26″ X 23″ white custom floater frame. Sold.
State of the Art Wisconsin”. 10″ X 10″ white floater framed. Commissioned. Sold.
“Turquoise Rust”. 24″ X 20″.
“State of the Art Northwoods Sunrise”. 48″ X 24″ X 1.5″. Textured palette knife with flat brush painting. Sold.
“State of the Art Home Sweet Home”. 14″ X 11″ X 1.5″. Commissioned painting. Sold.
“Happy Rain”. 20″ X 16″.
“Neon Vision”. (3) 11″ X 11″ with floater frames. Available.
“State of the Art Sunset Canoe”. 26″ X 22″. White floater frame. Sold.
“State of the Art Minneaolis”. 26″ X 22″. White floater frame. Sold.
“State of the Art Sunset Loons II”. 26″ X 22″. White floater frame. Sold.
“State of the Art Golden Sunset”. 48″ X 30″ X 1.5″. Sold. Prints Available.
“State of the Art Farm”. 48″ X 30″ . Original Sold. prints available.
“State of the Art Sunset Loons”. 48″ X 24″X 1.5″. Sold.
“State of the Art Evening Paddle.” 40″ X 30″ X 1.5″. Sold.
“State of the Art Sunset.” 30″ x 15″. Original sold. Prints available.
“State of the Art Northern Lights”. 40″X 30″ X 1.5″. Gallery wrapped canvas. Sold.
“State of the Art Stone Arch Bridge”. 24″ X 18″. Sold.
“State of the Art City Lights”. 24″x18″. Sold. Prints available.
“Cherry & Spoon”. 40″ X 16″X 1.5″ gallery wrapped canvas. Original available. Prints available.
“Split Rock”. 20″X 20″. Gallery wrapped 1.5″canvas. Available.
“State of the Art V”, St. Paul skyline featured. 40″x 30″. Gallery wrapped 1.5″ canvas. Available.
“State of the Art IV”. Minneapolis skyline featured. 36″ X 24″. Custom black floater frame. Sold.
“State of the Art I”. 40″ X 30″. Custom black floater frame. Original sold.
“State of the Art III”. 40″ X 30″. Available.
“State of the Art II”. 40″x30″. Custom black floater frame. Sold.
“State of the Art Blue” 24″X 36″.
“State of the Art” 24″x 36″. Custom white floater frame. Sold.
“Calhoun Sail” 24″ x 36″ Sold.
“Come Sail Away” 24″X 36″. Available.
“Blues” 24″x 36″ commissioned. Custom black foster frame. Sold.

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mn warm birch. 36” x 24”. original textured painting.
24”x 18”. commissioned. textured acrylic on canvas.
“mn warm birch”. 36” x 24”. sold.
40” x 30” commissioned painting.
“kirk cousins”. 36” x 36”. prints available.
36” x 24” commissioned painting.
john randle. 40” x 30”. prints available.
jason zucker. acrylic on canvas. 30” x 20”. canvas prints available.
stone arch bridge turquoise. 36” x 24”. sold.
red cardinal. 20” x 16”. donated.
morning birch. 40” x 30”. sold.
stone arch reflections. 26” x 22”. framed. sold.
“everson griffen”. 48” x 36”. prints available.
“red cherry”. 48” x 30”. multi media acrylic on gallery canvas. sold.
commissioned portrait. 20” x 20”.
“thielen vs. packers”. 24” x 18”. prints available.
“trees in transition”. 24” x 18”. original sold.
stone arch bridge vii. 48” x 30”. original sold.
“vikings duo”. 48” x 36”. original and signed prints will be sold under 2brossports.com. prints available.
“ jimmy butler”. 48” x 36”. original sold. prints available.
“birch blues”. 48” x 30”. commissioned. original sold.
turquoise birch. 36” x 24”. original sold.
36” x 24”. acrylic and peacock feathers on canvas. original sold.
48” x 30”. acrylic on canvas. original sold. canvas prints available.
30” x 20”. acrylic on canvas. mn outline hidden. original sold.
“state of the art minnesota meal” 40″ x 16. original available. prints available.
stone arch iv. 24″ x 18. original sold.
“jeff parker”. 20″ x 16. sold.
“andrew wiggins”. 20″ x 20″. original available. prints available.
karl anthony towns. 20″ x 16″. prints available.
miguel sano. 20″ x 16″. prints available.
“state of the art rainbow sunset”. 48 x 24″. sold. prints available.
textured acrylic pallete knife painting. custom black floater frame. 41″ x 31″ . original available.
“state of the art bass jumping”. 40″ x 16″. original sold. prints available.
“calhoun reflection i”. 7.5ft x 5.5ft. canvas. available.
“state of the art horses”. 36″ x 24″. commissioned. prints available.
“state of the art blue gills”. 52″ x 28″. custom black wooden frame. commissioned and on display at vexilar corporate office in bloomington, mn.
“my girls”. 2x 10″ x 10″. commissioned.
“the farm “. 36″ x 24”. commissioned.
“state of the art sunset fishing”. custom black wood floater frame. 33″ x 18″. original sold. prints available.
“calhoun reflections”. 20″ x 16″. original available.
“swans”. 30″ x 15″. original available.
“sunset reflections’. 36″ x 24”. sold.
“rainbow row”. 36″ x 24″. commissioned.
“state of the art lake of memories”. 36″ x 24″. commissioned. prints available.
“general sherman”. 36′ x 24″. commissioned.
“state of the art ducks landing”. 48′ x 24″. original sold.
comissioned painting. 30″ x 15″. sold.
“sunshine birch”. 20″ x 16″. sold.
14″ x 11″ comissioned painting.
“schuster boys” 24″x36″ custom black floating frame. sold.
“state of the art big buck”. 30″ x 15″. comissioned.
“state of the art american flag blue line.” 48″ x 30″. original sold. prints available.
“state of the art turkey stamp”. 6.5′ x 9″. 9′ x 12′ with white matting. original available. prints available.
“state of the art ice fishing”. prints available.
” state of the art life under ice”. prints available.
“state of the art cabin life”. 24″ x 18″. commissioned from a photo.
“state of the art good day fishing.” 48″ x 24″.original sold. prints available.
“state of the art deer season” 36″ x 24″. original sold.
“neon city”. 48″ x 24″ . prints available.
“winter is coming”. 48″ x 36″. textured acrylic on canvas. original sold.
24″ x 18″ commissioned painting.
“4 generation.” 24″ x 18″. comissioned painting.
“stone arch bridge”. 40″ x 30″. original sold.
“stefon diggs”. 20″ x 20″. prints available.
“state of the art scenic skyline”. 30″ x 15″. sold.
“golden reflection” 40″ x 16″. original sold.
“lion king”. 36″ x 24″. textured acrylic on canvas. available.
“state of the art sunset eagle”. 36″ x 24″. original sold.
“state of the art father son duck hunt”. 48″ x 24″. original commissioned sold. canvas prints available.
“state of the art golden fog”. 40″ x 16″. original sold. prints available.
“state of the art renaissance festival”. 24″ x 24″ on plywood. original donated. reproductions available.
“bird’s eye-view”. 36″x 24″. comissioned. prints available.
“state of the art morning duck hunt” 20″ x 16″. commissioned.
“state of the art morning fog” 40″ x 16″ x 1.5″ sold. prints available.
“eye of the tiger”. 40″ x 30″. prints available.
“autumn tree”. 26″ x 23″ white custom floater frame. sold.
state of the art wisconsin”. 10″ x 10″ white floater framed. commissioned. sold.
“turquoise rust”. 24″ x 20″.
“state of the art northwoods sunrise”. 48″ x 24″ x 1.5″. textured palette knife with flat brush painting. sold.
“state of the art home sweet home”. 14″ x 11″ x 1.5″. commissioned painting. sold.
“happy rain”. 20″ x 16″.
“neon vision”. (3) 11″ x 11″ with floater frames. available.
“state of the art sunset canoe”. 26″ x 22″. white floater frame. sold.
“state of the art minneaolis”. 26″ x 22″. white floater frame. sold.
“state of the art sunset loons ii”. 26″ x 22″. white floater frame. sold.
“state of the art golden sunset”. 48″ x 30″ x 1.5″. sold. prints available.
“state of the art farm”. 48″ x 30″ . original sold. prints available.
“state of the art sunset loons”. 48″ x 24″x 1.5″. sold.
“state of the art evening paddle.” 40″ x 30″ x 1.5″. sold.
“state of the art sunset.” 30″ x 15″. original sold. prints available.
“state of the art northern lights”. 40″x 30″ x 1.5″. gallery wrapped canvas. sold.
“state of the art stone arch bridge”. 24″ x 18″. sold.
“state of the art city lights”. 24″x18″. sold. prints available.
“cherry & spoon”. 40″ x 16″x 1.5″ gallery wrapped canvas. original available. prints available.
“split rock”. 20″x 20″. gallery wrapped 1.5″canvas. available.
“state of the art v”, st. paul skyline featured. 40″x 30″. gallery wrapped 1.5″ canvas. available.
“state of the art iv”. minneapolis skyline featured. 36″ x 24″. custom black floater frame. sold.
“state of the art i”. 40″ x 30″. custom black floater frame. original sold.
“state of the art iii”. 40″ x 30″. available.
“state of the art ii”. 40″x30″. custom black floater frame. sold.
“state of the art blue” 24″x 36″.
“state of the art” 24″x 36″. custom white floater frame. sold.
“calhoun sail” 24″ x 36″ sold.
“come sail away” 24″x 36″. available.
“blues” 24″x 36″ commissioned. custom black foster frame. sold.


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Neighbors of Watertown, Inc. (NOWI) provides a variety of quality affordable housing opportunities to the residents of the City of Watertown and Jefferson County. This includes residential rental units in buildings that have tax credit and/or other selection criteria that must be followed.
We are seeking a Site Manager to oversee compliance for new and existing tenants in buildings located within the City of Watertown and/or the Village of Philadelphia area.

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neighbors of watertown, inc. (nowi) provides a variety of quality affordable housing opportunities to the residents of the city of watertown and jefferson county. this includes residential rental units in buildings that have tax credit and/or other selection criteria that must be followed.
we are seeking a site manager to oversee compliance for new and existing tenants in buildings located within the city of watertown and/or the village of philadelphia area.


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