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Dr. Cary Gross is an Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program at Yale. Dr. Gross completed his residency in Internal Medicine at New York Hospital - Cornell Medical Center and served as chief medical resident at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center the following year. The over-arching theme of his work is the disconnect between evidence generated from clinical research and the needs of members of vulnerable populations.
Dr. Gross' clinical focus is cancer in older persons. He has received NIH-funded grants explore barriers to clinical trial enrollment, impact of non-cancer illnesses on older persons with cancer, and the dissemination of new cancer screening and treatment modalities into clinical practice. After documenting that older persons are disproportionately excluded from clinical research, Dr. Gross also demonstrated that applying trial results to patients who were above the age limit of trial eligibility was associated with a higher risk of harm. These findings led to work addressing the impact of non-cancer health conditions on quality of care, preferences, and outcomes. Ongoing investigations focus on the comparative effectiveness of different approaches to cancer screening and treatment, and how the effectiveness is moderated by age and comorbidity.
Bioethics and research integrity are also a major interest for Dr. Gross. His work has focused on issues affecting research integrity, as well as access to research studies and experimental agents.
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- Johns Hopkins University (1989)
- New York University School of Medicine (1993)
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Salvation Army Corps Officer Maj. Michael Rodgers looks for another successful year locally of the group's Red Kettles Drive in spite of early setbacks. He relies on a mixture of insight and experience sharpened from his experiences ringing the bells at kettles in many different areas.
"The contributions continue to be steady," said Rodgers. "All in all folks are supporting us even after starting a little bit later this year." He said he doesn't have any formal figures on the drive, which has set a goal of $60,000. Rodgers said he has been enjoying an upsurge in volunteers this year compared to previous years. He estimated the drive is behind several thousand dollars from what was taken in last year at this time.
He said the red kettle drive began with the Salvation Army in the 1800s in New York and the church moved into Surry County around 1939. Prior to that, the group had been based in Hickory before another chapter was established locally. Rodgers explained the drive relies heavily on the cooperation of local businesses to give them locations to set up the collection points.
Rodgers said the drive's efforts were affected last year when Walmart Corporate officers decided not to let the army to operate at their store entrances. Rodgers said the stores in Elkin and Mount Airy typically have a total of four doors at the entrances to the grocery and general merchandise sides of the stores. He said when you multiply this represents the potential to collect four times as much as a single entrance the effect can be profound.
"That was a lot of folks lost the year high ranking corporate officers decided we couldn't set up there," explained Rodgers, who added that Walmart allowed them to set up this year. "We appreciate being back and this was not a decision made by the local mangers. They have always been fantastic to work with."
Rodgers praised the cooperation of other retailers including Kmart, Belk, Big Lots and the New Market Crossing Shopping Center, Pandowdy's, Garanco Inc., as well as Just Save in Pilot Mountain.
"The weather is also cooperating with us this year," said Rodgers. "It really looks like when you subtract what we were not able to collect at the Walmarts last year, we are going to be on par with last season. This success is supported by a great volunteer effort. Individuals, church groups, and others have really stepped forward this year and we're hoping it will continue."
He said a total of 1,049 families have signed up for Christmas assistance from the army this year in addition to food and clothing the group gives out daily. He said many of those needing help are from families who rely on minimum wage earnings and part-time jobs. Rodgers said the average for Christmas assistance requests is 1,000 families where four years ago the average was more than 500. He also said the group is seeking to serve seniors' needs.
"Families can sometimes get other aid, but seniors cannot often get help with the costs of their medications," added Rodgers. "Our focus at Christmas is on the children. The county school system are well connected with us and help a lot. We are trying to meet the needs of the community as best we can."
Jamie Burkhart is an example of an enthusiastic bell ringer involved in the kettle drive. He is a 13-year veteran and has become quite a fixture at Walmart 1039 in Mount Airy, often receiving hugs along with donations.
"I told him when he asked that I'd like to try it out," said Burkhart, who is a Mount Airy resident and a family man with two children. His son, Timmy, is 5-months-old and Julie is 2-years-old. "I always have enjoyed seeing the little kids put in something. It doesn't matter the amount they give. They enjoy it."
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What can possibly be said about A New Life and his newly released cassette titled "Fright †reasures"? Firstly, it's based off material that was recorded in 2011-2012, by the synth-pop producer Maurizio Pustianaz. Besides the obvious fact that it's retro all over, there's also the importance of analogue. Smearing our brains with a current of force, but at the same time also a sincere yearning for times that have past. The music itself strays from synth-pop, to minimal synth and he delves into the 80′s – with good intent. His abysmal fascination for that decade, is preceded by the apparent structure of the songs, whom in their natural state reveal much of the influences. But they are pretty unconventional – and are only matched, when it comes to superiority, by the fast-paced sections of synthesizer goodness. Some of the ambitious hints of melodic content, are sometimes not his strength when it comes to the music. The weird, showcased melodies in the choruses don't intertwine in a good way, within the context that is intended – of the structured colossus that is his sound. Which at times actually can be turned in his favor, since the music itself relies on the ambitious notion and atmospheric experimentalism that is rarely seen within this decade. Sure, if you're interested in Soft Cell, their experimentation seem to be a guideline for his music. But when it comes to the regular synth-pop, with 80′s vibes, this is not something for the faint of heart or primitive minds. No, this sounds like an intellectual approach to an otherwise pretty basic genre, at least if you gather up all your synth-pop belongings and heed to the overall quality. Catchy, it is and can be when he lets it form around the strengths that emit throughout the often heartbreaking lyrical content, but not to an extent that is in his favor. Since the vocals are 50/50, they're just too much in some of the songs, but at the same time add up in the end – which makes this a case of how you'd like the lyricism to be. When he sings from his heart, the music itself is energized and should re-conquer the castle it needs to forcefully re-take. Otherwise, when it comes to the overall picture, it's a picturesque cassette which needs to be listened to. At least if you compare it to the not-so-stiff competition out there.
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James Robinson was caught on tape cutting trees at a Carney home after taking disability leave from the county.
A Joppa man who was caught on video cutting trees after taking disability from the county was sentenced to jail Thursday in a Towson courtroom.
James Robinson was sentenced to five years in jail with all but six months suspended and must repay the county $49,000. Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge John Grason Turnbull also sentenced Robinson to five years unsupervised probation.
As a condition of the sentence, Robinson must repay the county $49,000 or be sent back to jail.
Robinson entered an Alford Plea in June. The plea is not admission of guilt but an acknowledgement that prosecutors have enough evidence to obtain a conviction should the case go to trial.
Robinson, who was on disability retirement as a laborer for the county, received more than $300,000 in payments from the county while on leave for an injury to his hand that he later claimed turned him into a paraplegic.
County officials became suspicious of the injury and hired a team of private investigators to follow Robinson.
Last year, the county cut off Robinson's disability payments. During a case before the county Board of Appeals, county attorneys presented more than two hours of video showing Robinson was far less disabled than he claimed.
In one clip, Robinson can be seen in his county-purchased wheelchair in the back yard of his father's Carney home.
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11:41 pm on Thursday, September 6, 2012
I'm honestly glad most of his sentence was suspended, pending his ability to pay back the money.
11:43 pm on Thursday, September 6, 2012
Also, there was a pretty contentious thread about this a while back, here:
8:16 am on Friday, September 7, 2012
They need to look at an ex paramedic that retired on a psych disability and months later was riding a volunteer medic...he collected a disability pension for 20 + years. Now, that pension is being deferred and he works for the county making over 120k as the volunteer liason...a job that used to pay $40 k...thanks kk
Buzz Beeler
9:48 am on Friday, September 7, 2012
Any wrongdoer should be punished under the law. It's a shame the same standard does not apply to elected officials.
11:02 am on Friday, September 7, 2012
@Jimmy..The law says you can come off disability and go back to work if cleared by a doctor.
11:03 am on Friday, September 7, 2012
Not that is legit..just clarifying the law about returning to work.
12:43 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
Stole $300,000....repays $49,000...where is the remaining $251,000? Five years UNSUPERVISED probation and six months in jail and the pay off is $251,000.....where do I sign up?
8:27 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
Beeler, what the hell does the Democrat party have to do with it? A judge made that decision based on the law. Bleet, bleet, bleet says the sheep that wears the sheet.
10:54 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
Beeker ran for office as a Democrat. He is a hypocrite. Anything he posts you should immediately discount.
8:04 am on Sunday, September 9, 2012
seems my comment has sparked a lot of negativity that has little to do with the post itself....perhaps we could put that energy to better use by banding together to file a civil suit against this man....as a taxpayer, I want all the money returned....that was the original point....this man should have, at the very least, a zero in his profit column.....
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1:08 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
I like to be open minded. Could be that he is capable to do this work for a few minutes at a time, but remains incapable to sustain such effort long enough to perform professionaly. Any man worth his salt would reel against the mental limitations of a physical handicap. But then again, he may be a slimy dirtbag just trying to scam the system for a free ride!
3:06 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
yet the county gets rid of employees that were cleared to work and wanted to work. then when the employees say they were wronged the county disagrees. baltimore county you can't have it both ways, make up your bi-polar mind on which policy you want to use.
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11:53 pm on Friday, September 7, 2012
Arc, don't you realize humor when you see it. The question was where do I sign up and I could not resist that one. It was a funny.
Interesting Steve calling me a hypocrite when he is into his third AKA. I guess he's not proud of his heritage of being Robert Armstrong any more. Is that what you call a turncoat?
11:57 am on Saturday, September 8, 2012
"Third AKA" ???? I don't have a clue what you are talking about.
What do you call somebody who tries to take advantage of something and then turns around and badmouths it??
I have a name. I just can't post it!
Buzz Beeler
4:54 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
You made he comment anything I posted should be discounted and I responded. If you don't like what I say than don't spew the negative comments towards me.
12:16 pm on Saturday, September 8, 2012
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Boardwalk Empire - Series 1 details
Formats: | 15 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Steve Buscemi, Michael Pitt, Kelly MacDonald, Michael Shannon, Aleksa Palladino |
Director: | Martin Scorsese |
Genres: | Drama - Comedy, Crime, Television - American, Comedy, Crime, Series/Miniseries |
Studio: | Warner Home Video |
Collections: | January - TV Series, Must See TV on DVD |
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Boardwalk Empire - Series 1 - Disc 2 |
15 Disc 2 | |
Boardwalk Empire - Series 1 - Disc 3 |
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Boardwalk Empire - Series 1 - Disc 4 |
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Boardwalk Empire - Series 1 - Disc 5 |
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Rental release: | 09 Jan 2012 |
Main languages: | English |
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Boardwalk Empire - Season 1
By ZuzoxMF (4 reviews) from Manchester , 31 Jan 2011[Highly rated reviewer]
Following on from the incredible but cruelly abandoned Rome and Dead Wood, HBO has once again chosen to take a gamble with a big budget period drama with Boardwalk Empire. Although not quite boasting the astronomical budgets of those titles complete with their lavishly constructed, historically accurate, set pieces the network has risked a similar scenario of having to cut short a classic whilst in its prime when ratings fail to match up to their ambitions.
HBO has become something of a unique entity in the television industry. Its productions are of such consistently high quality that they can no longer realistically be compared to anything else you will see on the box. Utilising the hefty budgets which can be generated by box office TV the average production is better than most films, both visually and in terms of screen play. They are distanced further from the mainstream through the networks disregard for the conventions of the television industry. Each title allows for a continuous story arc to unfold over the course of several series, each of these consisting of 10-13 hour long episodes, making up to 60 70 hours of film in total. Story arc progression bears more relation to a novel than a standard TV show or even a film. Many of the writers behind the more revered titles openly vent their disdain for the age old TV conventions which have led to programmes being structured more by advertisement concerns than artistic requirements. These guiding principles have been responsible for shaping dramas into a more digestible form for an audience that is - at least as perceived by the TV execs - addicted to fast-food entertainment. This culture has brought us to the 24 effect where a series is fuelled by a hyperactive concern for its viewers state of mind, and anxieties that if left to think for a moment they might switch off. Script writers keep their creations in a permanent state of cliff hanger, where ridiculous events can take place but have no bearing on the main characters or the world in which the drama takes place. In 24 America can go through a civil war in a single day but life still manages to return to normal at the start of the next series. For some reason which we have to be eternally grateful for, the execs at HBO have sided with their writers andcommitted to undoing this trend.
Although each hour long episode of a HBO drama can stand up to the quality of most films by itself (see the Sopranos ep Pine Barrens) few episodes canbe truly viewed in isolation. Primary characters can die at any time; major sub plots may come to a sudden conclusion mid series only for their real consequences to be felt two series later. Casually dipping in and out is not an option. Episodes are no longer judged as strong or weak, but only in terms of what they bring to the greater whole.
Of course, we have seen epic story arcs unfold in TV series before but with HBO they are not limited to a big budget season opener or a feature length climax where things may very well get real. Audiences are not viewed as fickle and insatiable consumers who need to be hooked into a product with season ending cliff hangers, or will they, wont they love stories. Each and every minute is as important as the last, each character influential, and every event will lead to consequences like a stone being dropped into a pond.
Being no different Boardwalk follows an extensive and socially diverse cast of characters which Tolstoy would be satisfied with, as they navigate the key institutions which make up the city, namely government, crime organisations, and families. The lives of politicians and crime-lords (often a mixture of the two), thugs, policemen, singers, housewives; all play a prominent role. Their existences are tied together by the flow of money and the lure of power and often cross over in an orgy of sex or violence (or again a mixture of the two). The threads are numerous and each strand has been delicately woven thought out. Having already established some strong roots, the seeds of some promising future events can be seen growing, including the violent rise of the young Al Capone, a disturbed FBI agent, and some classically HBO insidious women.
Unfortunately Boardwalk has not started without its teething problems. By the 5th or 6th episode everything starts to feel a little dry, and this is not helped by the two central characters of Jimmy and Nucky. Though well written and expertly acted both characters do not seem to work so well in complementing each other. There is a distinct lack of charisma or humour to either and you are often left pining for the more exciting exploits of Capone or the increasingly unhinged FBI agent. Hopefully this is just a matter of waiting for their characters to develop but it does seem to be something which the writers are aware of. You can set your watch by each ponderous section of dialogue being punctuated with another extended and graphic sex scene suspiciously placed to keep their viewers from nodding off. Though not one to complain about a healthy dose of stunning beauties in the nip these occurrences do start to get a bit invasive and then a little patronising. With the back drop of Prohibition and the swinging 20s there is always going to be plenty of excess on screen in the way of booze, money, girls, and guns. Everything just feels like a bit of fine tuning is needed to be done so there is no need to resort to cheap thrills.
Underpinning any concerns over Boardwalk at this early stage is the worrying feeling that maybe we have seen this all before one too many times. Agangsters life has always made the perfect source material for a character of angst, ambition and vulnerability but when weve been treated to the same epic rise and fall time and time again it all gets a bit hard to be truly excited about. Yet the 20s and 30s are undoubtedly a fascinating and iconic era, and despite the multitude of films already out there it does feel like HBO could offer a definitive vision. And we have learnt time and time again that HBOs writing teams know how to build a drama up. Lets just give them a chance to go somewhere special with Boardwalk they have earned it after all.
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By HaveMySay (133 reviews) , 15 Jan 2013HBO is again giving use more fantastic seasons to become obsessed over, this time being 'Boardwalk Empire'. Set in the 1920's during the start of prohibition in Atlantic City. The main man is Enoch Thompson known as 'Nucky', he runs the city and has his fingers in all the pies along the Boardwalk. Everything goes through Nucky or else. This is the era of true gangsters, forget 'The Sopranos', the beginning of the gangster life came from the 20's. 'Boardwalk Empire' has guns and blood, sex (loads of naked women- where are the naked men?!), money, politics and the one thing you weren't meant to get hold of during prohibition- alcohol. Nucky is more about the politics and the money, he has hired help to complete tasks that may involve a little blood and he always has an alibi. So far we have come across the young Al Capone and the young 'Lucky' Luciano. It's great to see where these ruthless men started out. Another HBO success, not to be missed!- Was this review helpful to you?
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By expectedmore (23 reviews) , 10 Jan 2013Love it love it love it.. cant wait for next series on DVD to rent...Top class acting , 1st class script..Brilliant directing....unmissable !!- Was this review helpful to you?
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Absolutely brilliant in every way!
By a customer , 02 Jan 2013From the start this is a high quality series, The modern title music sets the mood; a superb set; mesmeric acting especially from Steve Buscemi; no needless music getting in the way of the narrative - only what was relevant to the scene i. e. a band playing in a Speakeasy; period end music. We sat riveted to all 5 discs over the Christmas holidays and it was far better than anything showing currently on TV. Great Stuff!- Was this review helpful to you?
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By KD7 (2 reviews) , 01 Jan 2013Outstanding performances though dialogue can be strained at times - 'washing the face' scene from Nucky is odd at best. Having said that its the best show since The Sopranos. Well worth renting.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Gripping cant wait for next episodes.
By JJcarroll (29 reviews) , 04 Nov 2012Really well acted, good plot fantastic series. Steve Buscemi plays a really good part. Getting these on disc from Love Film cant come fast enough.- Was this review helpful to you?
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A man who was caught climbing a fence at a Nashville property linked to Taylor Swift won't be charged in the incident which took place earlier this month. Jacob Kulke of Wisconsin was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing after getting caught by a security guard at the property. According to Nashville's News Channel 5, the man's attorney claims he was under the impression he was invited to the home when he arrived in Nashville by bus from Wisconsin. He remains in jail while awaiting extradition to Colorado where he's in trouble for violating his probation.
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Clinical training in the first year consists of rotations at the NIH Clinical Center and four outside affiliated academic medical centers (Johns Hopkins University Hospital, Washington Hospital Center, George Washington University Hospital, and Georgetown University Hospital), as well as at private practice and hepatitis C clinics. This blend of general and specialized infectious diseases experiences offers a unique and unmatched array of diverse infectious disease pathologies, allowing fellows to gain comprehensive training in the pathophysiology of infectious diseases, including microbiology, mechanisms of pathogenesis and antimicrobial resistance, host immune response, and antimicrobial treatment.
First-year fellows spend the month of July building their knowledge base in preparation for their clinical rotations. Following an orientation to NIH, fellows attend the Johns Hopkins infection control and hospital epidemiology course. The remaining three weeks of July are spent in a comprehensive course taught by NIH infectious diseases and microbiology faculty. Interactive and hands-on sessions cover a thorough overview of bacterial, viral, fungal, and parasitic microbiology. Faculty give didactic presentations and case-based discussions on topics such as common consult questions and dilemmas, pharmacology of antimicrobial drugs, transplant infectious diseases, and host immune response to infection.
Fellows rotate for two to three months on the NIH Infectious Diseases Consultation Service, which serves adult and pediatric patients undergoing stem cell transplantation, intensive and investigational chemotherapy, surgery, or immunomodulatory treatment for cancer, autoimmunity, or immunodeficiency at the NIH Clinical Center. The service is also consulted for patients with ophthalmic, neurologic, endocrine, pulmonary, cardiac, and genetic disorders.
The consult team consists of an ID fellow, visiting residents and/or students, and an attending physician and typically receive 40 to 60 consults per month on patients with neutropenic fever and a diverse array of opportunistic bacterial, viral, and fungal infections. Through the integrated daily rounds with the stem cell transplant service, the fellows acquire superior training in transplant medicine and become familiar with concepts such as conditioning regimens, types of transplantation, graft-versus-host disease, and the mechanism of action and immunomodulatory effects of commonly used immunosuppressive agents. By the end of the rotation, fellows feel confident in their ability to manage infectious diseases in the setting of stem cell transplantation, malignancy, and other immunocompromised states.
Daily microbiology rounds in the Clinical Center's outstanding Microbiology Service are the highlight of this rotation. The rounds enhance patient care and bolster the fellows' knowledge of medical microbiology. On a daily basis, these 30-minute microbiology rounds review all pertinent patient microbiology data and include daily teaching presentations and demos prepared for the consult team. These clinically relevant and hands-on presentations teach fellows to recognize and identify common pathogens under the microscope by interpreting various microbiological stains and provide meaningful training in the range of diagnostic assays and techniques used in the clinical microbiology laboratory. The Microbiology Service has an incredible array of in-house expertise, including extensive molecular diagnostic capabilities, mycology, and mycobacteriology.
The two-month NIAID Inpatient Ward rotation at the Clinical Center affords the unique opportunity to evaluate and manage opportunistic infections in adult and pediatric patients with a range of inherited and acquired immune defects. The NIAID inpatient ward admits 40 to 60 patients per month who are enrolled in various infectious diseases and immunology clinical research protocols. Fellows on the ward service supervise and teach four internal medicine residents from the George Washington University and Georgetown University Hospital who have patient care and night call responsibilities.
Some of the conditions that fellows see during this rotation include but are not limited to HIV/AIDS and immune reconstitution syndrome; parasitic infections; chronic granulomatous disease and hyper-IgE (Job) syndrome with invasive bacterial and fungal opportunistic infections; immune disorders that cause susceptibility to disseminated mycobacterial infections; bronchiectasis disorders that lead to increased susceptibility to pulmonary mycobacterial infections; chronic active Epstein-Barr virus infection; X-linked agammaglobulinemia; X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency, Leukocyte Adhesion Deficiencies; hyper-immunoglobulin (Ig)M syndromes; and GATA-2 mutations resulting in increased susceptibility to both infectious disease and hematopoietic complications.
The inpatient ward team also manages patients who have undergone stem cell transplantation for these immunodeficiencies and evaluates patients admitted with opportunistic infections due to as-yet-undefined immune defects. Through exposure to this unique array of conditions, fellows acquire an in-depth understanding of immunology and how dysregulation of specific arms of the immune system confer particular infection susceptibilities.
Fellows rotate for about seven months at four affiliated academic hospitals. The outside hospital rotations provide superb and complementary infectious diseases training experiences that expose fellows to a broad spectrum of cases spanning most disciplines of infectious diseases—from "bread and butter" to rare or specialized diseases, including transplant infectious diseases. The following is a brief description of the structure and characteristics of these rotations:
Fellows typically spend two months at this 945-bed tertiary care center, which provides an excellent case mix and outstanding teaching conferences. Fellows gain experience managing complex infectious diseases in neurosurgical, cardiovascular, intensive care, and orthopedic patients, as well as challenging consults from the medical subspecialties. The ID consultation service receives approximately 120 consults per month, and the consult team consists of two fellows, residents, students, and an attending physician who is a full-time faculty member. There is also an optional Transplant Infectious Diseases rotation available at this institution, which provides additional training in infectious diseases in the immunocompromised host.
Fellows spend up to two months at this 926-bed hospital, the largest private hospital in Washington, DC, and a major cardiovascular surgery center. Fellows see a broad case mix, including infections related to cardiovascular procedures (including LVADs), heart and kidney transplants, orthopedic surgeries, trauma, and burns. The ID consultation service receives approximately 100 consults per month, and the consult team consists of two fellows, residents, students, and an attending physician who is a full-time faculty member.
Fellows spend up to two months at this 315-bed tertiary care center. Fellows see an excellent case mix, including tropical infections and complications of HIV. Interactive teaching rounds in the microbiology laboratory provide additional training in clinical microbiology. The ID consultation service receives 100 to 120 consults per month, and the consult team consists of two fellows, residents, and an attending physician who is a full-time faculty member.
Fellows spend up to two months at this 535-bed tertiary care center. Fellows gain experience managing infections in solid organ transplant recipients (liver, kidney, small bowel) as well as infectious diseases in the returning traveler or patients with advanced HIV. The ID consultation service receives approximately 100 consults per month, and the consult team consists of two fellows, residents, and students.
Fellows may spend two weeks in a private ambulatory practice in order to gain exposure to the experience and challenges of managing infections in that setting. A hepatitis C clinic is also available to provide fellows with training in this rapidly changing field.
Finally, there are opportunities for elective rotations in various inpatient and outpatient settings, such as the sexually transmitted diseases clinic, tuberculosis clinic, solid organ and stem cell transplant consultation service at the pediatric ID service at Children's National Medical Center, and the transplant service at Johns Hopkins. Other electives can be arranged on a case-by-case basis.
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Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Review
Its beautiful vision of 15th-century Rome is just one of many reasons to get lost in Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood.
The Good
- Exquisite, detailed reproduction of Rome
- Great voice acting makes you care about the eclectic ensemble cast
- Lairs are a pleasure to explore
- Online investing makes economy even more meaningful
- Long adventure stuffed with lots of varied missions and exploration.
The Bad
- Forgettable story
- Assassin recruitment is contrived and ultimately meaningless
- Some audiovisual glitches and other troubles.
There are a number of key differences between Assassin's Creed II and its follow-up, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, but if there's one that some PC enthusiasts will appreciate the most, it's that Ubisoft's stringent copy-protection scheme has been jettisoned. This is cause for celebration in itself, though it's the captivating beauty and joyous exploration that make Brotherhood another standout in this ever-evolving franchise. The Assassin's Creed games have gone to great lengths to depict their environments and circumstances with painstaking historical authenticity, and Brotherhood is no exception. Its stunning re-creation of Rome will have you occasionally gasping at its beauty--the sun so bright, you can almost feel it warming your skin. A disappointing story, some audiovisual glitches, and a few other missteps might occasionally yank you from your reverie. But if you worried that a direct sequel released so soon after Assassin's Creed II would feel rushed or incomplete, then rest your mind: Brotherhood is a big, high-quality sequel deserving of both your time and money.
Brotherhood doesn't quite have the same emotional impact as its fantastic predecessor, however. Once again, you don the robes of master assassin Ezio Auditore. After a battle at the family's villa in Monteriggioni, Ezio's nemesis, Cesare Borgia, steals the all-important artifact known as the Apple of Eden. With the help of Caterina and other old friends, Ezio heads to Rome to retrieve the Apple and rid the city of Borgia influence. There's a bit of drama when an associate is accused of betrayal, but for the most part, Brotherhood's plot is the most straightforward in the series, and because Ezio exhibits little personal growth, there's a hint of staleness to his escapades. You don't play just as Ezio, however: you once again take on the role of Desmond, the modern-day bartender-turned-lab-rat who relives Ezio's memories inside a machine called an animus. He has a greater role to play in Brotherhood than in the previous two games combined, and his endgame actions lead to an astounding finale that rivals Assassin's Creed II's for pure shock value.
The plot may not be intricate, but a cast of excellent characters makes it easy to stay invested. One of them is Salai, Leonardo da Vinci's assistant and a mischievous rascal who enjoys flirting with Ezio as much as he does playing dice. You meet him in a set of missions called The Da Vinci Disappearance, which were released as premium downloadable content for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game. Salai's impish grin and cascading curls make him an excellent addition; however, most of Brotherhood's leading players are returning ones. You once again spend time with Caterina Sforza, Nicolo Machiavelli, and Ezio's sister Claudia, though the game's most memorable presence is that of a new character: Lucrezia Borgia, Cesare's sister--and lover. Lucrezia's sharp tongue is matched by her severe, almost vampiric appearance, and she isn't afraid to test the boundaries of human decency in the pursuit of power. Wonderful voice acting brings all of these characters to life. When Claudia stands up to her overbearing brother, you hear the strength in her voice and appreciate how much she has grown. Salai's overt lustfulness might make you squirm, but a charming voice-over gives him too much clever twinkle for you to ever lose patience.
While Brotherhood's story falls short of series standards, its sense of place and time is as impeccable as fans could possibly hope for. You spend the majority of the time in Rome, and while you may miss exploring multiple cities, the city is nevertheless huge and gorgeous, brimming with so much visual variety and exquisite detail that Brotherhood feels as consequential as its forebears. You might roam into a cathedral to discover a palatial view punctuated by red tapestries and golden candelabras. Citizens wandering the streets munch on apples, carry lanterns in the evening, and flirt with each other behind pillars. The music enhances the atmosphere with operatic soprano warbles and French horn melodies. The production values are unfortunately undercut by occasional bugs. Combat might go eerily silent, or the music might not kick in when you scan the city from atop a perch. Button prompts may not appear when they're supposed to, and on some machines, menu text may not display. The way citizens might suddenly pop into view can be distracting--as can occasional frame rate hitches during cutscenes. There is also a series of missions framed as flashbacks in which Ezio is to appear in different clothing. However, if you don the special armor set included with this version, he might not be shown in the proper clothes in these missions. These are minor but noticeable blemishes in a game that otherwise looks and sounds superb.
Within this grand world is a ton of stuff to do. The staples of the series--rooftop platforming, blending with crowds, silent assassinations, rhythmic swordplay--have all returned, and most have been enhanced or adjusted in some way. It's as joyous as ever to bound across roofs and climb to the tops of towers. Lifts that rapidly fling you to a rooftop are a great new addition and provide a second of high-speed thrills, though the movement mechanics are generally the same as before--it's the architecture and level design that have been altered for the better. As in Assassin's Creed II, you may search for glyphs hidden on walls and on rooftops, and they are perceptible only when you activate eagle vision. Finding one allows you to solve a puzzle, which in turn unlocks a small hint of a larger mystery. While most of these glyphs took only a modicum of effort to find before, many are now hidden on sizable landmarks with tons of nooks and crannies to explore. Expect to put in more effort if you hope to uncover more of the conspiracy that drives the series. Luckily, it isn't wasted effort: ledges and outcroppings are carefully and intelligently placed, which makes it a pleasure to climb these structures, whether you opt for a keyboard and mouse, or prefer to plug in a controller.
Many towers you climb don't allow you to simply ascend with little care; they require more conscientious navigation. In fact, numerous towers not only require climbing, but must be burned to the ground as well. The Borgias have spread their influence around Rome, and to undermine their rule, you destroy their edifices. Before you can do that, you must assassinate a commander in the vicinity. Often, your target will flee if you directly engage the guards that surround him, so you will want to approach carefully. In many cases, this gives you a chance to put a new weapon, the crossbow, to good use. Not only is it handy for picking off one of these key figures, but it's also useful should a number of enemies charge you on horseback. In any case, once you have offed the key officer, you may climb to the top of the nearby tower and torch it. Afterward, you automatically take a leap of faith into a hay bale or wagon of leaves conveniently placed beneath, while melodramatic organ chords signal the importance of your endeavor.
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A Massachusetts Republican appears to be going where four other party members decided not go.
GOP State Rep. Dan Winslow announced Tuesday that he's exploring a bid to run in a June special election to fill the final eighteen months of the term of longtime Democratic Sen. John Kerry, who stepped down from the Senate Friday to succeed Hillary Clinton as U.S. secretary of state.
"Today I'm taking the necessary steps to form an exploratory committee to test the waters for the U.S. Senate. We need to fix a broken Washington where progress is being hampered by partisan gridlock. If we continue to elect the same Washington politicians, we can not expect different results," said Winslow in a statement.
Winslow, who served last decade as chief legal counsel for then Gov. Mitt Romney of Massachusetts, becomes the first Bay State Republican to jump into the race, after four more high profile possible candidates said no.
Monday, Tagg Romney, the son of former governor and last year's Republican presidential nominee, announced that he will not run in the special Senate election.
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Earlier Monday, former Republican Gov. William Weld, who was elected twice in the 1990's as Bay State governor, also announced he would not make a bid.
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After looking at Natalia J's latest submission in the NBR Vintage Alienware Computer thread, the thought of a custom-fit sleeve to fit the current Alienware laptop models came to mind.
It would be pretty sweet to have the original legacy m9700 colors available with a faux skull cap cover for a sleeve. I would love to have a cobalt blue or bright green sleeve like that for my M18x. It would be the perfect accessory for the best gaming systems in the universe. (Sleeves that fit an M18x are very hard to find, so you probably could sell a lot of them on that basis alone. The only one I could find does the job, but it is very cheaply made.)
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The pillow--a simple granny square. After I ran out of the three main colors for each side, I crocheted the squares together using the same stitch with white. I used the leftover yarn from the caterpillar to make each side. Probably could have made another caterpillar with it.
My opinions on this yarn:
1. You can lose stitches easily unless you use stitch markers. (Notice that caterpillar looks like he has been eating --yellow and orange segments are fatter than green and blue.)
2. Is difficult to frog. And if your hook falls out and you don't use a stitch marker you may have trouble finding your loop.
3. Love how soft it is. My daughter is thrilled with the pillow. I had promised her the leftovers but determined while working the caterpillar that she would have trouble with it. Thus I made her the pillow. (still have a small amount for her to play with.--she has only been crocheting a couple months)
4. Wish I had more babies in the family so I could crochet the blanket on the label.