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Items where Year is 2011
Number of items: 428.
Wilkins, Consuelo H.
AACR, Communications Staff
AACR, , Communications Staff
Aidman, Carolyn
Ajinkya, Julie and Bryant, Gabby
Akinleye, Ibidapo and Roberts, J. Scott and Royal, Charmaine D. M. and Linnenbringer, Erin and Obisesan, Thomas O. and Fasaye, Grace-Ann and Green, Robert C.
Alegria, Margarita and Carson, Nicholas J. and Goncalves, Marta and Keefe, Kristen
Allen, James and Levintova, Marya and Mohatt, Gerald
Allensworth, D. D.
Anders , Robert L.
Anderson, Jim
Anderson, Karen M.
Andrulis, D. P. and Siddiqui, N. J.
Annie E. Casey, Foundation
Artaza, Jorge N. and Contreras, Sandra and Garcia, Leah A. and Mehrotra, Rajnish and Gibbons, Gary and Shohet, Ralph and Martins, David and Norris, Keith C.
August, K. J. and Sorkin, D. H.
August, Kristin J. and Sorkin, Dara H.
Azar, Kristen M.J. and Moreno, Maria R. and Wong, Eric C. and Shin, Jessica J. and Soto, Christy and Palaniappan, Latha P.
Baezconde-Garbanati, Lourdes A. and Weich-Reushé, Kimberly and Espinoza, Lilia and Portugal, Cecilia and Barahona, Rosa and Garbanati, James and Seedat, Faatima and Unger, Jennifer B.
Baker, Kellan
Bakker, Jessie P. and O'Keeffe, Karyn M. and Neill, Alister M. and Campbell, Angela J.
Banham, David and Lynch, John and Karnon, Jon
Banks, JoAnne
Barkin, S. L. and Gesell, S. B. and Poe, E. K. and Ip, E. H.
Barnett, John H. and Deliyannides, Timothy S.
Barragan, Deborah I. and Ormond, Kelly E. and Strecker, Michelle N. and Weil, Jon
Barten, Françoise and Akerman, Marco and Becker, Daniel and Friel, Sharon and Hancock, Trevor and Mwatsama, Modi and Rice, Marilyn and Sheuya, Shaaban and Stern, Ruth
Baruth, Meghan and Wilcox, Sara and Egan, Brent M and Dowda, Marsha and Laken, Marilyn and Warren, Tatiana Y
Beadle, Mirtha R. and Graham, Garth N.
Beal, A. C.
Benarroch-Gampel, Jaime and Sheffield, Kristin M. and Lin, Yu-Li and Kuo, Yong-Fang and Goodwin, James S. and Riall, Taylor S.
Bengiamin, Marlene and Chang, Xi and Capitman, John A.
Benz, J. K. and Espinosa, O. and Welsh, V. and Fontes, A.
Benz, J. K. and Espinosa, O. and Welsh, V. and Fontes, A.
Beohar, Nirat and Davidson, Charles J and Massaro, Elaine M and Srinivas, V S and Sansing, Veronica V and Zonszein, Joel and Davis, Andrew M and Helmy, Tarek and Lopes, Neuza H and Thomas, Stephen B and Brooks, Maria M
Bezold, Clem and Birnbaum, Nathan and Masterson, Emily and Shoomaker, Heidi
Bharmal, Nazleen and Tseng, Chi-Hong and Kaplan, Robert and Wong, Mitchell D.
Bhatia, R. and Jones, P. and Reicker, Z.
Birnbaum, Nathan and Masterson, Emily and Schoomaker, Heidi
Birnbaum, Nathan and Masterson, Emily and Schoomaker, Heidi
Bisgaier, Joanna and Rhodes, Karin V.
Bliss, Catherine
Boeckxstaens, Pauline and Smedt, Delphine De and Maeseneer, Jan De and Annemans, Lieven and Willems, Sara
Boone-Heinonen, J. and Gordon-Larsen, P. and Kiefe, C. I. and Shikany, J. M. and Lewis, C. E. and Popkin, B. M.
Booske, Bridget C and Robert, Stephanie A and Rohan, Angela M K
Booske, Bridget C and Robert, Stephanie A and Rohan, Angela M K
Borrelli, Belinda and Hayes, Rashelle B. and Gregor, Kristin and Lee, Christina S. and McQuaid, Elizabeth L.
Bouchard, Maryse F. and Chevrier, Jonathan and Harley, Kim G. and Kogut, Katherine and Vedar, Michelle and Calderon, Norma and Trujillo, Celina and Johnson, Caroline and Bradman, Asa and Boyd Barr, Dana and Eskenazi, Brenda
Boutayeb, Abdesslam and Helmert, Uwe
Boyle, Mary-Ellen and Ross, Laurie and Stephens, Jennie C.
Bratter, J. L. and Gorman, B. K.
Bratton, Charles and Chavin, Kenneth and Baliga, Prabhakar
Braveman, Paula A. and Kumanyika, Shiriki and Fielding, Jonathan and LaVeist, Thomas and Borrell, Luisa N. and Manderscheid, Ron and Troutman, Adewale
Braveman, Paula A. and Kumanyika, Shiriki and Fielding, Jonathan and LaVeist, Thomas and Borrell, Luisa N. and Manderscheid, Ron and Troutman, Adewale
Brondolo, Elizabeth and Hausmann, Leslie R. M. and Jhalani, Juhee and Pencille, Melissa and Atencio-Bacayon, Jennifer and Kumar, Asha and Kwok, Jasmin and Ullah, Jahanara and Roth, Alan and Chen, Daniel
Brondolo, Elizabeth and Love, Erica E. and Pencille, Melissa and Schoenthaler, Antoinette and Ogedegbe, Gbenga
Brooks Carthon, M.
Brothers, Brittany M. and Borrelli, Belinda
Brown, Natasha A.
Brown , Anthony
Burke, Nadine
Burns, Emily K. and Deaton, Elizabeth Ann and Levinson, Arnold H.
Byczkowski, T. L. and Munafo, J. K. and Britto, M. T.
Calvin, D. and Quinn, L. and Dancy, B. and Park, C. and Fleming, S. G. and Smith, E. and Fogelfeld, L.
Carey, Mary Agnes
Carlo, Gustavo and Crockett, Lisa J. and Carranza, Miguel A. and Martinez, Miriam M.
Carrillo, J. E. and Shekhani, N. S. and Deland, E. L. and Fleck, E. M. and Mucaria, J. and Guimento, R. and Kaplan, S. and Polf, W. A. and Carrillo, V. A. and Pardes, H. and Corwin, S. J.
Carroll, Mark and Cullen, Theresa and Ferguson, Stewart and Hogge, Nathan and Horton, Mark and Kokesh, John
Carroll, William R and Foushee, Herman R and Hardy, Claudia M and Floyd, Tammi and Sinclair, Catherine F and Scarinci, Isabel
Centers for Disease, Control and Prevention
Centers for Disease Control , and Prevention
Centers for Disease Control , and Prevention
Centers for Disease Control , and Prevention
Cené, Crystal W. and Akers, Aletha Y. and Lloyd, Stacey W. and Albritton, Tashuna and Powell Hammond, Wizdom and Corbie-Smith, Giselle
Chatterjee, R. and Yeh, H.-C. and Shafi, T. and Anderson, C. and Pankow, J. S. and Miller, E. R. and Levine, D. and Selvin, E. and Brancati, F. L.
Cheadle, J. E. and Whitbeck, L. B.
Chen, Jyu-Lin and Weiss, Sandra and Heyman, Melvin B and Lustig, Robert
Cheng, Diana and Fox, Renee Ellen and Guyer, Bernard and Horon, Isabelle and Hurt, Lee and Mann, David and Ogbolu, Yolanda and Strobino, Donna
Chin, M. H. and Goldmann, D.
Chin, Marshall H.
Chow-White, Peter A. and Duster, Troy
Clancy, Carolyn and Munier, William and Crosson, Katherine and Moy, Ernest and Ho, Karen and Freeman, William and Bonnett, Doreen
Clark, N. M. and Brenner, J. and Johnson, P. and Peek, M. and Spoonhunter, H. and Walton, J. and Dodge, J. and Nelson, B.
Clark, T.
Cluss, Patricia A. and Levine, Michele D. and Landsittel, Douglas
Cole, Megan
Collins, Sara R. and Doty, Michelle M. and Robertson, Ruth and Garber, Tracy
Committee on HIV Screening , and Access to Care and Institute , of Medicine
Coogan, Patricia F and White, Laura F and Evans, Stephen R and Adler, Thomas J and Hathaway, Kevin M and Palmer, Julie R and Rosenberg, Lynn
Corbie-Smith, G. and Adimora, A. A. and Youmans, S. and Muhammad, M. and Blumenthal, C. and Ellison, A. and Akers, A. and Council, B. and Thigpen, Y. and Wynn, M. and Lloyd, S. W.
Coughlin, Rebecca and Carty, Denise C. and Ridings, Corey and Weir, Sheryl and Grigorescu, Violanda
Coulton, Claudia J. and Chan, Tsui and Mikelbank, Kristen
Cox, Lisa Sanderson and Okuyemi, Kolawole and Choi, Won S. and Ahluwalia, Jasjit S.
Crimmins, Eileen M. and Preston, Samuel H. and Cohen, Barney
Cromley, Ellen and Kleinman, Lawrence C and Ramos, Michelle A and Arniella, Guedy and Viswanathan, Nalini and Garel, Mischka and Horowitz, Carol R
Cruz-Flores, S. and Rabinstein, A. and Biller, J. and Elkind, M. S. V. and Griffith, P. and Gorelick, P. B. and Howard, G. and Leira, E. C. and Morgenstern, L. B. and Ovbiagele, B. and Peterson, E. and Rosamond, W. and Trimble, B. and Valderrama, A. L.
Cunningham, P. J. and Hibbard, J. and Gibbons, C. B.
Cutler, John C.
D'Silva, Joanne and Schillo, Barbara A. and Sandman, Nathan R. and Leonard, Theresa L. and Boyle, Raymond G.
Dance, Scott
Dariotis, Jacinda K. and Pleck, Joseph H. and Astone, Nan M. and Sonenstein, Freya L.
DeHaven, Mark J. and Ramos-Roman, Maria A. and Gimpel, Nora and Carson, JoAnn and DeLemos, James and Pickens, Sue and Simmons, Chris and Powell-Wiley, Tiffany and Banks-Richard, Kamakki and Shuval, Kerem and Duval, Julie and Tong, Liyue and Hsieh, Natalie and Lee, Jenny J.
DeKleer , Kristal
Dee, Deborah L. and Bensyl, Diana M. and Gindler, Jacqueline and Truman, Benedict I. and Allen, Barbara G. and D'Mello, Tiffany and Pérez, Alejandro and Kamimoto, Laurie and Biggerstaff, Matthew and Blanton, Lenee and Fowlkes, Ashley and Glover, Maleeka J. and Swerdlow, David L. and Finelli, Lyn
Derose, K. P. and Gresenz, C. R. and Ringel, J. S.
Dmyterko , Kaitlyn
Dong, XinQi and Chang, E-Shien and Simon, Melissa and Wong, Esther
Douglass, Paul L.
Dulin, Michael F and Tapp, Hazel and Smith, Heather A and Urquieta de Hernandez, Brisa and Furuseth, Owen J
Durant, Raegan W and Legedza, Anna T and Marcantonio, Edward R and Freeman, Marcie B and Landon, Bruce E
Edberg, M. C. and Corey, K. and Cohen, M.
Egenolf, Frederick J.
Ejiogu, N. and Norbeck, J. H. and Mason, M. A. and Cromwell, B. C. and Zonderman, A. B. and Evans, M. K.
Ellis, Bronwyn and Leahy, Michael
Eltom, Sakina E. and Tchounwou, Paul B. and Rice, Valerie Montgomery
Enewold, Lindsey and Zhou, Jing and McGlynn, Katherine A. and Anderson, William F. and Shriver, Craig D. and Potter, John F. and Zahm, Shelia H. and Zhu, Kangmin
Eng, Monica
Engel, Stephanie M. and Wetmur, James and Chen, Jia and Zhu, Chenbo and Boyd Barr, Dana and Canfield, Richard L. and Wolff, Mary S.
Englum, Brian R. and Villegas, Cassandra and Bolorunduro, Oluwaseyi and Haut, Elliott R. and Cornwell, Edward E. and Efron, David T. and Haider, Adil H.
Envision Prince George's , Community Action / Goal Team
Escarce, J. J. and Carreon, R. and Veselovskiy, G. and Lawson, E. H.
Estape, Estela and Segarra, B and Baez, A and Huertas, A and Diaz, C and Fontera, WR
Estape, Estela and de Laurido, Lourdes E. Soto and Shaheen, Magda and Quarshie, Alexander and Frontera, Walter and Mays, Mary Helen and Harrigan, Rosanne and White, Richard
Evans, Joan and Frank, Blye and Oliffe, John L. and Gregory, David
Everett, Ralph B.
Ewing, Altovise Tamara
Factor, Roni and Kawachi, Ichiro and Williams, David R.
Fernander, Anita and Resnicow, Ken and Viswanath, K. and Pérez-Stable, Eliseo J.
Finer, Lawrence B. and Zolna, Mia R.
Fiscella, Kevin
Fitzgerald, Beth
Forde, I. and Bell, R. and Marmot, M. G.
Fox, E. R. and Sarpong, D. F. and Cook, J. C. and Samdarshi, T. E. and Nagarajarao, H. S. and Liebson, P. R. and Sims, M. and Howard, G. and Garrison, R. and Taylor, H. A.
Freeman, Katherine and Zonszein, Joel and Islam, Nadia and Blank, Arthur E. and Strelnick, Alvin H.
Frenk, Julio and Chen, Lincoln
Galea, S. and Tracy, M. and Hoggatt, K. J. and DiMaggio, C. and Karpati, A.
Gallo, Linda C. and Jiménez, Jessica A. and Shivpuri, Smriti and Espinosa de los Monteros, Karla and Mills, Paul J.
Gammon, Amanda Dawn and Rothwell, Erin and Simmons, Rebecca and Lowery, Jan T. and Ballinger, Lori and Hill, Deirdre A. and Boucher, Kenneth M. and Kinney, Anita Yeomans
Gase, L. N. and Kuo, T. and Dunet, D. and Schmidt, S. M. and Simon, P. A. and Fielding, J. E.
Gates, Henry Louis and Rice, Condoleezza
Gehlert, S. and Colditz, G. A.
Gezinski, Lindsay Blair
Gilbert, Karen and Bhandari, Michelyn W.
Gilligan, Heather Tirado
Ginther, D. K. and Schaffer, W. T. and Schnell, J. and Masimore, B. and Liu, F. and Haak, L. L. and Kington, R.
Gittelsohn, J. and Rowan, M.
Golding, L. and Rubin, D.
Gonzalez, Amparo B. and Salas, Daniela and Umpierrez, Guillermo E.
Goodman, Melody and Stafford, Jewel
Gopalan, Saji S and Mohanty, Satyanarayan and Das, Ashis
Gordon-Larsen, Penny and Popkin, Barry
Grabner, M. and Onukwugha, E. and Jain, R. and Mullins, C. D.
Grant, Cathy G. and Davis, Jenna L. and Rivers, Brian M. and Rivera-Colón, Venessa and Ramos, Roberto and Antolino, Prado and Harris, Erika and Green, B. Lee
Graves, Kristi D. and Christopher, Juleen and Harrison, Toni Michelle and Peshkin, Beth N. and Isaacs, Claudine and Sheppard, Vanessa B.
Greenberg, H. and Raymond, S. U. and Leeder, S. R.
Greenwood, Heather L and Edwards, Nancy and Hoogbruin, Amandah and Kahwa, Eulalia K and Odhiambo, Okeyo N and Buong, Jack A
Gregson, Jennifer
Griffith, D. M. and Ober Allen, J. and Gunter, K.
Griffith, D.M. and Metzl, J.M. and Gunter, K.
Gwadz, M. V. and Leonard, N. R. and Cleland, C. M. and Riedel, M. and Banfield, A. and Mildvan, D.
Haider, Adil H and Pronovost, Peter J
Hallman, Charles
Hamidovic, Ajna and Kasberger, John L and Young, Taylor R and Goodloe, Robert J and Redline, Susan and Buxbaum, Sarah G and Benowitz, Neal L and Bergen, Andrew W and Butler, Kenneth R and Franceschini, Nora and Gharib, Sina A and Hitsman, Brian and Levy, Daniel and Meng, Yan and Papanicolaou, George J and Preis, Sarah R and Spring, Bonnie and Styn, Mindi A and Tong, Elisa K and White, Wendy B and Wiggins, Kerri L and Jorgenson, Eric
Hammatt, Zoë H. and Nishitani, Junko and Heslin, Kevin C. and Perry, M. Theresa and Szetela, Carolyn and Jones, Loretta and Williams, Pluscedia and Antoine-LaVigne, Donna and Forge, Nell G. and Norris, Keith C.
Harris, Susan S
Harvey, Idethia Shevon and Alston, Reginald J.
Hasnain-Wynia, R. and Taylor-Clark, K. and Anise, A.
Hasnain-Wynia, R. and Taylor-Clark, K. and Anise, A.
Hasson, Rebecca E. and Adam, Tanja C. and Davis, Jaimie N. and Kelly, Louise A. and Ventura, Emily E. and Byrd-Williams, Courtney E. and Toledo-Corral, Claudia M. and Roberts, Christian K. and Lane, Christianne J. and Azen, Stanley P. and Chou, Chih-Ping and Spruijt-Metz, Donna and Weigensberg, Mark J. and Berhane, Kiros and Goran, Michael I.
Hawkins, B. Denise
Hebert, Kathy and Julian, Elyse and Alvarez, Jorge and Dias, Andre and Tamariz, Leonardo and Arcement, Lee and Quevedo, Henry C.
Heeren, G. Anita and Jemmott, John B.
Hicken, M. and Gragg, R. and Hu, H.
Hickson, Demarc and Diez Roux, Ana and Smith, Adam and Tucker, Katherine and Gore, Larry and Zhang, Lei and Wyatt, Sharon
Hines, Rebecca and Dobrzynski, Lesley and Huang, David and Pearcy, Jeff and Rose, Cheryl and Rosendorf, Kimberly and Talih, Makram
Hoffman, Allison C and Miceli, Donna
Hoffman, Heather J. and LaVerda, Nancy L. and Levine, Paul H. and Young, Heather A. and Alexander, Lisa M. and Patierno, Steven R.
Houle, Brian
Howard, Philip H and Fitzpatrick, Margaret and Fulfrost, Brian
Hsia, R. Y.-J. and Shen, Y.-C.
Hsia, Renee Y. and Srebotnjak, Tanja and Kanzaria, Hemal K. and McCulloch, Charles and Auerbach, Andrew D.
Hummer, Robert A. and Chinn, Juanita J.
Hunte, H. E. R.
Huskins, W. Charles and Silet, Karin and Weber-Main, Anne Marie and Begg, Melissa D. and Fowler Jr, Vance G. and Hamilton, John and Fleming, Michael
Hutson, Malo André and Wilson, Sacoby
Irgit, Kaan and Nelson, Charles L.
Izlar, A. C.
Jacobs, E. A. and Leos, G. S. and Rathouz, P. J. and Fu, P.
James, Cara and Graham, Garth and Clancy, Carolyn and Smitherman, Herbert, Jr
James-Todd, Tamarra and Senie, Ruby and Terry, Mary Beth
Jenks, Angela C.
Jha, A. K. and Orav, E. J. and Epstein, A. M.
Johnson-Askew, Wendy L and Gordon, Leslene and Sockalingam, Suganya
Jones, Kevin R. and Keller, Thomas E. and Wheeler, Marc
Joynt, K. E. and Orav, E. J. and Jha, A. K.
Kaiser, J.
Kaiser Health , Staff
Kanaya, A. M. and Adler, N. and Moffet, H. H. and Liu, J. and Schillinger, D. and Adams, A. and Ahmed, A. T. and Karter, A. J.
Katz, D. L. and Murimi, M. and Gonzalez, A. and Njike, V. and Green, L. W.
Keyes, K.M. and Barnes, David M. and Bates, L.M.
Kidd, Sean A. and McKenzie, Kwame J.
Kim, Yong-Chan and Moran, Meghan B and Wilkin, Holley A and Ball-Rokeach, Sandra J
Kleinert, Sabine and Horton, Richard
Koh, H. K. and Graham, G. and Glied, S. A.
Kontos, Emily Z and Emmons, Karen M and Puleo, Elaine and Viswanath, K
Krupa, Carolyne
Kumar, Supriya and Quinn, Sandra C and Kriska, Andrea M and Thomas, Stephen B
Kumaravel, Sharanya N. and Tabangin, Meredith E. and Sebera, Kerry E. and Warren, Nancy Steinberg
LaVeist, T. and Pollack, K. and Thorpe, R. and Fesahazion, R. and Gaskin, D.
LaVeist, Thomas and The Innovations , Exchange Team
Lancaster, K. J. and Bermudez, O. I.
Lapatin, Sheri and Gonçalves, Marta and Nillni, Anna and Chavez, Ligia and Quinn, Roxana Llerena and Green, Alexander and Alegría, Margarita
Lavizzo-Mourey , Risa
Lebrun, L. A. and LaVeist, T. A.
Lee, Rebecca E. and Medina, Ashley V. and Mama, Scherezade K. and Reese-Smith, Jacqueline Y. and O'Connor, Daniel P. and Brosnan, Marcella and Cubbin, Catherine and McMillan, Tracy and Estabrooks, Paul A.
Lepeak, Lisa and Tevaarwerk, Amye and Jones, Nathan and Williamson, Amy and Cetnar, Jeremy and LoConte, Noelle
Liao, Youlian and Bang, David and Cosgrove, Shannon and Dulin, Rick and Harris, Zachery and Taylor, April and White, Shannon and Yatabe, Graydon and Liburd, Leandris and Giles, Wayne
Lie, Désirée A. and Lee-Rey, Elizabeth and Gomez, Art and Bereknyei, Sylvia and Braddock, Clarence H.
Lim, Sungwoo and Zoellner, Jamie M and Ajrouch, Kristine J and Ismail, Amid I
Litt, J. S. and Soobader, M.-J. and Turbin, M. S. and Hale, J. W. and Buchenau, M. and Marshall, J. A.
Liu, Tina and Patek, Kyla and Schneider, Kami Wolfe
London, Jonathan K. and Zagofsky, Tara Mirel and Huang, Ganlin and Saklar, Jenny
Long, Katie A. and Thomas, Stephen B. and Grubs, Robin E. and Gettig, Elizabeth A. and Krishnamurti, Lakshmanan
Lopez, Lenny and GREEN, ALEXANDER R. and TAN-McGRORY, ASWITA and KING, RODERICK K. and Bentancourt, Joseph R
Lopez-Class, Maria and Castro, Felipe González and Ramirez, Amelie G.
Louie, G. H. and Ward, M. M.
Luncheon, Cecily and Zack, Matthew
Mai, Qun and Holman, C D'Arcy J and Sanfilippo, Frank M and Emery, Jonathan D and Preen, David B
Maki, Aisling
Markowitz, Amy and Chanut, Francoise and Hanson, Jody and Emmert, Gina and Lawrence, Amy
Martinez, N. C. and Sousa, V. D.
Mathis, Jo
Maxwell, Annette E and YANCEY, ANTRONETTE K. and Auyoung, Mona and Guinyard, Joyce J and Glenn, Beth A and Mistry, Ritesh and McCarthy, William J and Fielding, Jonathan E and Simon, Paul A and Bastani, Roshan
Maxwell, Annette E and Yancey, Antronette K and Auyoung, Mona and Guinyard, Joyce J and Glenn, Beth A and Mistry, Ritesh and McCarthy, William J and Fielding, Jonathan E and Simon, Paul A and Bastani, Roshan
McBride, D. F.
McCullom, Rod
McNeil, Donald G.
Meade, C. D. and Menard, J. M. and Luque, J. S. and Martinez-Tyson, D. and Gwede, C. K.
Meghani, Salimah H. and Polomano, Rosemary C. and Tait, Raymond C. and Vallerand, April H. and Anderson, Karen O. and Gallagher, Rollin M.
Meghani, Salimah H. and Polomano, Rosemary C. and Tait, Raymond C. and Vallerand, April H. and Anderson, Karen O. and Gallagher, Rollin M.
Mendez, Dara D and Hogan, Vijaya K and Culhane, Jennifer
Metz, Samuel
Michigan, Inter-Tribal Council
Milstein, B. and Homer, J. and Briss, P. and Burton, D. and Pechacek, T.
Miranda, Patricia Y. and Tarraf, Wassim and González, Hector M.
Mitchell, F. and Sessions, K.
Mittman, Ilana Suez and Sullivan, Louis W.
Montoya, M. J. and Kent, E. E.
Moore, Jeremy
Morris, Chad D. and May, Mandy G. and Devine, Karen and Smith, Shawn and DeHay, Tamara and Mahalik, John
Moss , Margaret
Moy, B. and Polite, B. N. and Halpern, M. T. and Stranne, S. K. and Winer, E. P. and Wollins, D. S. and Newman, L. A.
Mujahid, Mahasin S. and Diez Roux, Ana V. and Cooper, Richard C. and Shea, Steven and Williams, David R.
Murthy, Vinaya S and Garza, Mary A and Almario, Donna A and Vogel, Kristen J and Grubs, Robin E and Gettig, Elizabeth A and Wilson, John W and Thomas, Stephen B
Myers, C. and Hakenewerth, A. and Olson, C. and Kerker, B. and Krauskopf, M. and Tavares, A. and Perlman, S. and Greene, C. and Farley , T.
Natale-Pereira, Ana and Enard, Kimberly R. and Nevarez, Lucinda and Jones, Lovell A.
Nembhard, W. N. and Salemi, J. L. and Ethen, M. K. and Fixler, D. E. and DiMaggio, A. and Canfield, M. A.
Newswise, reporter
Ngo-Metzger, Quyen and Sorkin, Dara H. and Billimek, John and Greenfield, Sheldon and Kaplan, Sherrie H.
Nguyen, Duy and Ho, Kiu and Williams, James Herbert
Niccolai, Linda M. and Mehta, Niti R. and Hadler, James L.
O'Brien, Matthew J. and Whitaker, Robert C.
O'Keefe, James H. and Vogel, Robert and Lavie, Carl J. and Cordain, Loren
Obasogie, Osagie K.
Olsen, LeighAnne and Saunders, Robert S. and McGinnis, J. Michael
Osborn, Denise and Hinkle, Larry and Hanlon, Carrie and Rosenthal, Jill
Ove, Torsten
Ove, Torsten
Ove, Torsten
O'Leary, James and Edelson, Vaughn and Gardner, Nicora and Gepp, Alejandra and Kyler, Panelpha and Moore, Penelope and Petruccio, Claudia and Williams, Marc and Terry, Sharon and Bowen, Deborah
PRATT, BRIDGET and LOFF, BEBE
Payam, Ahoora and Shiramizu, Bruce and Shikuma, Cecilia and Milne, Cris and Terada, Kevin and Kajioka, Eric and Ka'opua, Lana Sue and Cassel, Kevin and Chow, Dominic
Peek, M. E. and Tang, H. and Cargill, A. and Chin, M. H.
Perez-Escamilla, R.
Phipps, David and Zanotti, Daniele
Pieterse, Alex L. and Todd, Nathan R. and Neville, Helen A. and Carter, Robert T.
Pollack, H. and Wang, S. and Wyatt, L. and Peng, C.-h. and Wan, K. and Trinh-Shevrin, C. and Chun, K. and Tsang, T. and Kwon, S.
Pratt, Jonathan and Matthews, Steve and Nairne, Bruce and Hoult, Elizabeth and Ashenden, Stuart
Prejean, Joseph and Song, Ruiguang and Hernandez, Angela and Ziebell, Rebecca and Green, Timothy and Walker, Frances and Lin, Lillian S. and An, Qian and Mermin, Jonathan and Lansky, Amy and Hall, H. Irene
Probst, J. C. and Bellinger, J. D. and Walsemann, K. M. and Hardin, J. and Glover, S. H.
Proctor, Alana and Krumeich, Anja and Meershoek, Agnes
Putland, Christine and Baum, Fran E and Ziersch, Anna M
Pérez-Stable, Eliseo J. and Benowitz, Neal L.
Quinn, S. C. and Kumar, S. and Freimuth, V. S. and Musa, D. and Casteneda-Angarita, N. and Kidwell, K.
Rajakumar, Kumaravel and Holick, Michael F and Jeong, Kwonho and Moore, Charity G and Chen, Tai C and Olabopo, Flora and Haralam, Mary Ann and Nucci, Anita and Thomas, Stephen B and Greenspan, Susan L
Ramirez, Amelie G and Chalela, Patricia and Gallion, Kipling J and Green, Lawrence W and Ottoson, Judith
Raphael, J. L.
Rauscher, Garth H. and Allgood, Kristi L. and Whitman, Steve and Conant, Emily
Ray, Achintya
Redmond, N. and Baer, H. J. and Hicks, L. S.
Reverby, Susan M. and Lederer, Susan E. and Burke, Donald S. and Meisel, Alan
Rice, Wendy
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1. I am the Site Director for the Yale/Stanford J&J Global Health Scholars Program's Cali, Colombia site. This program places our Yale residents at several international medical sites, including the Universidad del Valle in Cali, Columbia for international medical experiences.
2. I am on the Board of Directors for Honduras Children's Project, which is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing for the education of the children at Copprome Orphanage in El Progreso, Honduras.
Education & Training
|University of Cincinnati (1982)
|University of Toledo (1978)
|Beth Israel Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
|Intern & Resident
|Beth Israel Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
|Board Certification
|AB of Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology (1993, recertified: 2013)
Honors & Recognition
Best Doctors in America 2015-2016Best Doctors in America 2015-2016 (2016)
Best Gastroenterologist in New Haven County, New Haven Living MagazineNew Haven Living Magazine (2016)
Best Doctors in America 2014Best Doctors in America (2014)
Castle Connolly America's Top Doctors, 2014Castle Connolly America's Top Doctors (2014)
Best Gastroenterologist in New Haven County 2014New Haven Living Magazine (2014)
Castle Connolly Top Doctors: New York Metro Area, 2014Castle Connolly Top Doctors (2014)
Howard M. Spiro Digestive Diseases Fellowship Teaching AwardGastroenterology Fellows, Section of Digestive Diseases (2013)
Best Doctors of AmericaBest Doctors of America (2013)
The Angel Among Us AwardMiddletown Elks, Middletown, CT (2012)
Inducted into the Academy of EducatorsAmerican Gastroenterological Association Institute (AGA-I) (2012)
Best Doctors of AmericaBest Doctors of America (2012)
Best Doctors, 2011-2012US News and World Report (2012)
America's Top Doctors 2012Castle Connolly America's Top Doctors (2012)
Best Doctors of AmericaBest Doctors of America (2011)
New York Metro Area 2011Castle Connolly Top Doctors (2011)
Best Doctors of AmericaBest Doctors of America (2010)
New York Metro Area 2010Castle Connolly Top Doctors (2010)
Best Doctors of AmericaBest Doctors of America (2009)
Fellow in the American Gastroenterological AssociationAGA (2007)
Fellow in the American College of GastroenterologyACG (2001)
Alpha Omega AlphaUniversity of Cincinnati College of Medicine (1982)
Professional Service
Connecticut State Science Olympiad 2014 (2014) Connecticut State Science Olympiad 2014. Director, Anatomy and Physiology Event.
Town of Durham (2013 - 2015) Member, Durham Ethics Commission. Town of Durham, CT
Connecticut State Science Olympiad 2013 (2013) Connecticut State Science Olympiad 2013, Director Anatomy and Physiology Event
Honduras Children's Project (2011 - 2020) Member Board of Directors and Treasurer, Honduras Children's Project
Yale University Medical School (2001 - 2020) Progress Committee
American Gastroenterological Association (1998 - 2015) American Gastroenterological Association Committees
IBD Update from DDW 2014 United States (2014 - 2014)
Faculty, How to Use Case-Based Presentations in Your Teaching: A Faculty Development Workshop for Clinical Educators Chicago, United States (2014 - 2014)
Specialized Training: How to Incorporate Niche Topics in Your Training Program. Adapting GI Fellowship Programs to a Changing Landscape Orlando, United States (2013 - 2013)
Lower Gastrointestinal Bleeding Colombia (2012 - 2012)
Site Director for the Yale/Stanford J&J Global Health Scholars Program's Cali, Colombia site Cali, Colombia (2012)
Member Board of Directors for Honduras Children's Project El Progreso, Honduras (2011)
I am on the Board of Directors for Honduras Children's Project, a non-profit organization that provides for the education of the children at Copprome Orphanage in El Progreso, Honduras. I travel to Honduras 2-4 times per year. www.honduraschildrensproject.org
Medical volunteer El Progreso, Honduras (2005)
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The International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition (AHR Expo) returned to New York City for the first time in 17 years, setting an attendance record in the process.
Held Jan. 22-24 at Jacob Javits Convention Center, the event drew 39,298 visitors, breaking the record of 38,224 set in 2003 in Chicago, Clay Stevens, president of International Exposition Co., producer and manager of the AHR Expo, said. Including 19,824 exhibitor personnel, total attendance was 59,122.
"That's bigger than most U.S. townships," Stevens said. "I think attendance could have been even stronger if the housing market was better."
Show-floor aisles were jammed throughout the first two days of the event. The typical slowdown on the show's third day failed to dampen exhibitors' enthusiasm.
"We exhibit at many shows, ... and the traffic so far has been 10 times better than any other show I've been to," Mike Ruff, chief operating officer and senior vice president of IntelliDyne, said.
"I haven't seen this type of traffic in several years at any show," Peter Harper, vice president of strategic marketing for General Tools & Instruments, said. "We are seeing all the people we want to meet--contractors, distributors, end users, and students."
Fears that a large number of exhibitors would stay away because of negative experiences at previous expos in New York City proved unfounded.
"Many exhibitors were saying this is the best market or one of the best markets for the HVACR industry in the U.S.," Stevens said. "The majority of exhibitors said the Northeast region was the strongest market."
Dry weather with temperatures in the 30s and the fact the show had not been in New York City for so long also helped drive attendance, Stevens said.
The weak U.S. dollar worked in the show's favor by making the show more affordable to international attendees, Stevens said. The show drew 6,778 international visitors from 132 countries, both AHR Expo records.
The burgeoning green-building initiative was evident during the show. Highlights included:
• An exhibit on zero-energy buildings from the U.S. Department of Energy, an exhibit and seminar sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Energy Star, and information booths sponsored by the Green Mechanical Council and the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC).
• Free educational sessions on green topics, including "Greenspeak: Understanding the Language and Concepts" and "Going Green and the Plan and Spec Representative."
The Building Intelligence Tour highlighted the strong connection between intelligent buildings and sustainability. Speakers addressed a variety of topics, ranging from enterprise integration to lighting and daylighting controls to measurement and rating of building performance and intelligence.
Other highlights included the debut of the Plumbing and Hydronics Symposium and the presentation of the AHR Expo Innovation Awards. Nordyne received the second annual Product of the Year award for its 23-SEER air conditioner with iQ Drive.
Held in conjunction with the AHR Expo was the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers' (ASHRAE's) 2008 Winter Meeting, during which representatives of the newly formed Commercial Buildings Initiative--a collaboration of the Alliance to Save Energy, the American Institute of Architects, ASHRAE, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the USGBC, and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development--explained why a net-zero-energy commercial building is an essential part of energy independence and efforts to combat global warming.


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Global Capitalism, Labor Markets, and Inequality (Conversations with History)
Date: 1/28/2008; 57 minutes
Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Harvard labor economist Richard B. Freeman for a discussion of globalization and its complex consequences for inequality in national and global contexts. He analyzes the implications of the feminization of the labor market, the effect of immigration on national job markets, the shift of policy innovation in the U.S. from the federal government to the states, and the benefits of international labor standards.
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Federal prosecutors have charged a former worker at the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles with giving driver's licenses to people he knew were using false identities.
Prosecutors said Wednesday that 24-year-old Alexander Brewer of Boston was working in the Revere RMV office. They say he allowed people he knew were using legal Puerto Rico identity documents that did not belong to them to get state driver's licenses.
RMV Registrar Rachel Kaprielian said in a statement Brewer worked as a customer service representative for the agency from August 2010 until recently.
She said the RMV's auditors discovered the irregularities and reported them to law enforcement.
Brewer is charged with conspiracy to defraud the federal government by producing false identification documents.
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3rd May 2018
For companies working in multiple languages across borders or cultures, the risk of inadvertently causing offence can be high. France's President Emmanuel Macron faux pas in his thank you speech to Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was an example of how just the smallest of translation errors can so easily cause major upset or ridicule, without proper checks in place and quality writers or interpreters providing support. The President was quick to laugh off the use of the word "delicious", but to have made such an error in other countries could have been diplomatically disastrous. Here in the Middle East we tend to work in two languages – Classical (not colloquial) Arabic and (British) English. Arabic in particular has to be given the highest quality attention to make sure that what may be right to say or write in English has appropriate and accurate meaning in Arabic, which is often very different indeed. It is such an important aspect of our work across the GCC, Levant and North Africa – and companies that take short cuts or liberties with their approach to language are putting themselves at considerable reputational risk.
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text: Under the late republic, the number of provinces rapidly increased, and therefore, Pompey the Great proposed a new law, the Lex Pompeia de provinciis , in which former praetors and consuls were obliged to become governor five years after their term in office (53). At more or less the same time, he had himself elected as governor of several provinces, which were not governed by himself, but by his representatives, the legati . The emperor Augustus copied this idea when he changed the empire, until then ruled as a republic, into a monarchy. He was made governor of almost all provinces with legions, and used legati to rule them. At the same time, the rest of the empire was governed by proconsuls. So, there were two types of governors: Proconsuls. In fact, these men were not former consuls, but former praetors. They governed the senatorial provinces and typically served twelve months. Only the rich provinces -Asia and Africa- were entitled to a proconsul who was indeed an ex-consul. Legati Augusti pro praetore. These men served in the emperors provinces with the armies (the imperial provinces ). Usually, their term in office lasted thirty-six months, although the emperor Tiberius preferred longer terms. There was a third group of governors. In several unimportant provinces, prefects were appointed. Usually, these military men governed parts of larger provinces. The best known example is Pontius Pilate, who governed Judaea, an annex to Syria. Prefects were not senators but knights. Egypt was also governed by a prefect, not because it was unimportant, but because it was the emperors own possession. When Septimius Severus conquered Mesopotamia, he used the same construction. After the mid-first century, the prefects were gradually replaced by procurators (except for Egypt). The only difference is that prefects were soldiers and procurators were fiscal officials. It tells something about the success of the Pax Romana .


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Tickets for Whisky Magazine Live! at the Tokyo Big Sight on February 10 are available at this website. Entrance costs 5,000 yen (6,000 yen on the day) plus 3,000 yen for each masterclass. Alternatively, you can pay 12,000 yen for entrance and three masterclasses.
It is the biggest single event in the whisky calendar in Japan with loads of tasting opportunities and an chance to hear some of the leading names in whisky from across the world. For those particularly interested in Japanese whisky, there are masterclasses from the Miyagikyou and Hakushu distilleries this year. Both classes are in Japanese.
But what caught my eye was this description, way down in the programme of entertainments:
"A first for Live! is the performance of a Noh play about Japanese whisky by the Kami-Asobi troupe."In the Japanese programme, it says a Noh dance, so a sketch or a section of a play rather than a full blown drama, but in any case, if it is anything like what I am modelling in my head, it sounds like a unique happening.


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ROCKFORD - In a firefighter's world of strange and bizarre calls, Sal Gomez cared for a man who cleaned his floor with gasoline. Only to have a water heater kick on, spark a ferocious fire and consume the man's handiwork.
Gomez once tended to a man who was cutting off tree limbs, including the one he was sitting on. And he gave first aid to a man who, wanting to change his gender, took matters into his own hands by way of a sharp instrument.
"People do the strangest things," Gomez said. "They are well-meaning most of the time. But they do get themselves into some predicaments, and that's the beauty of this job. You never know what you'll be doing."
Gomez, 63, is retiring Wednesday from the Rockford Fire Department after 37 years of responding to such calls, as well as his share of structure fires, car accidents, shootings and drug overdoses. He'll take with him his health, the respect and adoration of his peers and his sense of humor.
The Rockford resident is one of a dozen firefighters expected to accept the city's early-retirement incentive, a $20,000 check or $20,000 in health insurance credits.
Gomez and his wife, Susie, a retired paramedic, gathered this month at his second home, Fire Station 3 on South Main Street, and reminisced about his career.
Toxic environment
Why become a firefighter?
"If you want to help people, I think it's one of the best jobs. You're the first one people call, be it a true emergency or not."
Gomez joined the department at the start of its ambulance and basic EMT program, which evolved into a paramedic program through OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center.
Over the next three decades, Gomez would see medical and firefighting training in the department increase dramatically.
"There's a lot more technical stuff, from water rescue to vehicle extrication, high-angle rescue and underground rescue," he said.
Firefighting tactics also changed to keep pace with new residential and commercial construction materials and techniques.
"Houses are made differently from when I started," Gomez said. "They used to be wood, nails and shingles. Now there are plastics and synthetics built into the home. They burn hotter, quicker, and they're toxic."
'Huge asset'
Gomez is retiring as a driver-engineer, but he is best known for his medical and mentoring expertise.
"He was kind of the go-to guy for any type of medical advice," said Lt. Dan Larson, a 22-year veteran of the department.
"And being on this side of town, he was a huge asset because he can speak Spanish. ... We always joked that he could have run for mayor because he knows so many people in this neck of the woods. Everywhere he goes it's, 'Hey Sal!'"
Chief Derek Bergsten called Gomez "exemplary" in every role he served: "He was on the ambulance longer than most because he enjoyed it. He truly enjoyed EMS."
Paving the way
Gomez, Roger Homnick and Barry Fitz are the remaining active members of the department's Class of 1976. Fitz is the fire equipment safety manager; Homnick is retiring in January.
Another classmate, Charles Martini, retired Nov. 29.
"When you go through the academy together, you develop friendships," Martini said. "I can't ever remember him complaining about one thing. I'm sure he had his bad days, but you never heard about it."
Gomez is believed to be the city's first Hispanic firefighter.
"I don't know if I paved the way," Gomez said, "but I might have made the way a little broader."
The father of five and grandfather of 10 has no immediate retirement plans.
"If you set a plan and don't quite get there, you are disappointed," he said. "This way, at this point in my life, it's whatever. I'm sure, if it's up to (Susie) and the girls, by spring I'll have a job of some type because they will look for one for me."
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'HI, HOW ARE YOU DOING IN HELL': A Collection of Your Most Demented Children's Drawings
Last week, I shared with you this demented drawing my little brother made when he was six years old, and asked for submissions of your most terrifying and otherwise surreal childhood drawings. You did not disappoint.
Here's a sampling. Thanks for submitting.
From Carrie: "My 8yr old drew this Sundance picture—after a unit on the Otoe tribe she brought home this cheerful drawing. It says 'The Sundance (hooks in chest.)' The ladies are saying 'You can do it.'" Tallulah is now 9.
Aaron: "I was a counselor at an art camp when I was a teenager. One day an instructor had the bright idea to eat time by having the campers draw their counselors. I was 8 year old Molly's muse. The first pic is her meditation on me."
elkhy326: "I was leaving for a summer internship in 2009. My little sister, then six years old, drew me a picture to express how much she loved me. Here she is crying over my grave, which she appears to have dug herself (notice the shovel)."
The note reads: "Daer Sarah I nowe hawe much you love me bot i love you more evin wane you are ded."
emmajd7: "Here's mine: love (sex) at night. I don't remember drawing this but I'm sure it was done in secret."
Eric: "A few years ago, while checking out the artwork displayed at a P.S. in NYC, I came across this masterpiece. I can't say that I know the child artist but his perspective on life was light-years ahead of his/her innocent-minded classmates and their respective 'cheerful' drawings."
Tabithaiapetus: "My friends kid drew this years ago and I keep it framed in my office. I work in children's television so it makes sense. I mean 1/2 these people around here must be stoned."
The caption reads: "He's a lunitic! His eyes are un-focused because he took a drug."
hohoemi: "This is a picture I drew when I was 4 or 5 of my dad running over my cat with his station wagon. (Cat was apparently asleep behind one of the wheels when my dad backed out of the driveway). For some reason I felt the need to commemorate the event. I like the big smile I gave the cat :)"
iElvis: "My 7 year old made this for his brother one night a while back. Note the buttocks in the middle."
Jamie: "So my five year old wanted to write a thank you note to a friend and insisted writing the letters herself. She came to tell me she already [wrote] Thank You all by herself."
Justin: "Couldn't pass up the opportunity to share this gem from my little sister. She was probably three years old at the time. Although she was as cute as an Olson twin, she was ferocious as a wet cat.
She was pissed at my mother for something and drew this gem.
Some details worth noting:
- Lainie is my mother's name. She liked to call her by her first name in lieu of "mom" when she was angry.
- My mother's dress is falling off and her nipples are showing.
- My mom is a brunette, but apparently my sister thought that categorizing my mother in the ginger minority would be a low blow.
- Not sure about the cauldrons in the corner - those may have been depictions of my father and I. I was probably the happy one - happy about her suffering."
Karlin: "Here is a drawing from when I was 8, of Frankenstein's funeral. I don't know why I drew it, but I did mention on his tombstone that he was a "bad boy.' I'm 29 now, and I still like to draw & I still like bad boys!"
Kim: "The husband and I were a little o_O when our 4 year old girl brought this one home from jk. VERY relieved when she told us it was a self portrait with a broom."
LagunaBitch: "True story: Wrote this and gave it to my mom at age 9. Surprisingly, therapy did not ensue. Although its weird she kept it..."
Laura Leu: "I saw your call-out for demented childhood drawings and thought I would send along a humdinger that my nephew Simon drew when he was six years old. It's from a 'book' he wrote called Under the Ocean, a story about a boy who went swimming and kept getting bitten by an angelfish. Although it was unintentional, the last page, when taken out of context, is hilariously sexual in nature. (Unless the boy had some sort of fish-biting fetish.)"
Lindsay: "my friend is a kindergarden teacher. this gem by danica is still up on her fridge from easter a couple of years ago. sorry jesus!"
Sam: "Last year I was at my boyfriend's parent's house looking through old photos (a rite of passage for any new girlfriend) when I stubbled upon a little gem, entitled, 'Monsters II.' I've attached a number of images from this-if you can believe it-laminated and bound book.
If my boyfriend wasn't so painfully normal, I'd worry he were a serial killer. Actually, as I type this sentence, I'm pretty confidant that's what the families of all murdered women say right before their daughters are discovered at the bottom of Lake Wallenpaupack. More than anything, I'm relatively concerned that the teacher who allowed him to write this book, illustrate it, and then bound it for him is still out there somewhere, teaching.
Make note that although I've only attached four images, this book is actually about 30 pages long. (My favorite is the pencil man.)"
The captions read: "The door man. He throws door knobs at you and you die," and "The pencil man. He throws out led and erases you."
The O'Donnell family: "I'm afraid CPS will be after me for this one."
From Linda (Subject: "drawing from Alex Pareene's little brother"): "i am attaching a picture Alex's little brother, Jake, drew after Alex made him mad (probably by being a wiseacre). Jake drew the picture then placed it in Alex's room as a menacing warning of what was next for Alex. Jake was around 6 when he drew this. Alex loved and cherished the drawing so much he hung it up in his room, where it hangs to this day."
The note reads: "if Alex ever rides a bike again... this is what will happen"
Via Robbiecda, from "Karah": "Dear mom, you are my favorit mommy ever. I'm sorry for calling you a pice of poo. And I hate you and not going to my room. I love you mommy. Love, your dautre Karah"
Russell: "I'm not [sure] if demented or surreal cover it... But these are some very weird/sad drawings of mine that I found in my mom's house a few months ago. Enjoy?"
The note reads: "April 14, 1988: 1. Who made the alphabete. 2. how life started. 3. who thought music. 4. who thought words. 5. who chopped the ladie into more than 100 peices."
Sandra: "this is the cover of my 7 year old son Marshall's book. that's a giant squirrel shooting a man..."
Suzannah: "This is from my daughter, who in first grade was obsessed with the comic book character Lenore. Unfortunately, her teacher was not familiar with Lenore and the following (rhyming! metered!) story got me called in to perch precariously, sweating, on a 6" plastic chair to discuss whether or not DCFS needed to be called. A little context went a long way and fortunately her teacher knew (and liked) her well enough to trust that the authorities need not be involved."
The note reads: "My sisters hair is made out of spegeti. (And she eats poo too) you might think shes cute. (But she doesent like you) And you might love her too. But be careful she will eat you too. But I have taken a picture of her naked. And shes mostly like a dead mouse rotening as small as can be. But do not love her for she will kill you by tomorrow (be carefull to.) So be le ven me untill this day is night. And evry night she kills someone. And i hope it is you tonight."
Unicycle: "Here's my favorite 'fridge' art from one of my kids; she was going on 7 at the time."
And finally, illustrator Devin Clark adapted a child's drawing of "Canibalistic Hill": "The original Canibalistic Hill was the product of eight year old Pablo Blanco and his twisted little mind. Upon seeing it I had to accept the sad reality that I would never be able to come up with anything as bizarre and disturbing on my own. My only recourse was to copy it. I Thank you, Pablo Blanco." (Click bottom right to enlarge.)


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The Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA's) Office of Freight Management and Operations and the Office of Planning host the "Talking Freight" seminars. The seminars are part of a broader Freight Professional Development Program aimed at providing technical assistance, training, tools, and information to help the freight and planning workforce meet the transportation challenges of tomorrow. Seminars are held on a monthly basis throughout the year and are open at no cost to all interested parties in both the public and private sectors.
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These monthly FHWA-sponsored net-conference seminars provide a convenient and no-cost way for transportation practitioners to broaden their freight knowledge base and develop new skills to help them do their jobs better. Recorded sessions of previous seminars are also available on the Talking Freight link. A one-time, easily downloadable plug-in is required for first-time users, and is available at time of registration.
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Welcome to the Hawkinge Primary School website. Please use the links at the top of the page to find out about our school!
If, as a parent of a pupil attending this school, you require a paper copy of the information on this website we shall provide this free of charge.
Our School In Pictures
What parents of children who attend our school think about us
Here is a selection of comments from parents of children who attend our school.
The school is a warm and friendly environment where children always come first, learning is challenged and structures. The children are happy and safe, what more could a parent ask for?
I am so pleased this is our local school, the kids are excelling in their learning and enjoys after school clubs.
The reading records are AMAZING and encourage the children to read more.
Miss Ward and Mr O'Brien being outside is fantastic as it allows for really easy communication.
Thank you for your hard efforts and support over the years.
My Child has been supported, encouraged and cared for throughout his time at Hawkinge Primary School. We have been impressed with and grateful for the response from teachers and senior staff in response to difficulties he may have had. He has flourished because of this.
I love this school!
Hawkinge Primary School is an excellent school – my son has enjoyed 2 years, he is very sad to be leaving. An excellent environment for Armed Forces children. Thank you.
Miss Ward and Mr O'Brien are always approachable every morning come snow, rain or shine!
Brilliant, supportive & caring staff = happy kids who want to come to school!
My son is very happy at school – the atmosphere is very open and welcoming, and I feel able to speak to the class teacher, deputy or head at any time.
Your staff are helpful and many will bend over backwards to help – they are very supportive in stressful situations.
It is nice to see the older children are encouraged to be involved with the younger ones – at playtimes / sports days. It creates a nice, friendly atmosphere within the school.
My child learns more with the termly themes, making him enjoy the work more. I love hearing about his work – his enthusiasm is refreshing.
I really enjoy the landing pad assemblies.
The after school club activities are excellent – and everyone works SO hard!
Our son has had a brilliant first year at school. Staff and children have made us feel very welcome, we were especially pleased to see how well the older children interacted and supported the younger children at sports day.
I am very happy with every service provided by the school – it is a really good school, and I am pleased to be part of Hawkinge Primary School.
We have been particularly impressed by the teaching of reading, especially the quality of the phonics teaching.
Excellent community feeling and high profile celebration of achievements.
I feel the management and staff make HPS a wonderful and fulfilling environment for my daughter. I am extremely happy with the progress she has made and the encouragement she receives to reach her full potential.


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A new game has been released in the App Store that offers a little more than meets the eye. Gridlee was a game that was originally developed for the arcade back in 1982 and never released; that is until now. It is a really simple game as you would imagine as it dates back to 1982; what's interesting here however is that it is built on the MAME4iOS engine. The information comes from Touch Arcade whose eagle eyed forum members made the discovery.
When word of this hit our forums, readers were quick to pull out iExplore and begin digging about the app's directory structure looking for a ROM folder. Well, it's in there, and sure enough, if one copies other MAME ROMs into that folder, the Gridlee app starts up with the standard MAME4iOS ROM listing, allowing for a great many games beyond just Gridlee to be played on the iPhone or iPad in this Universal app.
This is going to be pulled from the App Store very quickly so if you want the opportunity to grab a working MAME emulator for your iPhone or iPad get this free game now. iMAME was originally released in the App Store back in 2011 with a small bundle of included games. When Apple discovered that more could be added by dropping ROM's into a folder, it was pulled soon after. This game is no different so expect a very short shelf life. Also as this is a MAME emulator, it offers full iCade support; if you have one of those do not miss out, download it now!
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Source: Touch Arcade
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