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You feel your bed lurch and then you feel yourself getting bounced up and down. You open your eyes and see your three best friends, Wes,Drew and Keaton jumping on your bed."What are you guys doing?" You groaned."You wanted us to teach you how to surf."Wes answer still jumping."Come on Y/N get up."Keaton says "But it's early." you whine "It's 10 sleepyhead."Drew laughs. "I'll get up,if you all stop jumping."you growl. They all jump off your bed and you roll out of it. "Breakfast in 15 and then we are leaving,be ready." Keaton says as him and the boys leave.
You throw your swimsuit and shorts and pull your hair into a ponytail,brush your teeth,and walk out of your bedroom. You were spending the week at the Stromberg's,and the boys had promised to teach you how to surf. Even though you lived by the beach in your home town,you live in the east coast and there were virtually no waves.
You sat down at the kitchen table and after a quick breakfast of egg sandwiches,you and the guys head down to the beach.You eyes widen at the sight of the huge waves."It will be okay Y/N."Wes says giving you a hug.You heart flutters a little,you had a crush on Wes,not that he knew.
You rented a surfboard,got some brief instructions from the boys and walked to the waterfront You hesitate for a moment before walking out,when you knew deep and get on the board and paddle out. You watch as one.two and three of the boys ride a wave in. Now it's your turn,you see a wave and as it reaches it height you stand up, riding it perfectly in.
You jump off as soon as it too shallow.You're not off the board for more than ten seconds before Wes rush hugs you"See you did it."he says lifting you off the ground. He sets you down and he looks into your eyes and he kisses you.
You heart jumped through your chest,this was not happening.You lips stayed locked for a few seconds before Drew says"Will you two get a roo?." You both brew away and smile at each other for a second.Both Drew and Keaton start talking about how well you had just surfed, completely ignoring the fact you two had been kissing.
You spent the rest of the day surfing and walked back to the house hand and hand with Wes.

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NOW he tells us: Andrew Bolt, changes position, admits planet is indeed warming
No, it isn't yet April 1. See here. You gotta love the bit about this all being a "long post-mini-ice-age warming". But still, I admire his (partial) intellectual honesty. Well, maybe that is overly generous since there never actually was a "break" in the warming.
The post includes this figure (from here):
A few things are worth noting:
1) Even accepting the faulty logic of a short-term lack of change in the global temperature measurements being a "break in the warming", looking at the graphic above, it doesn't look like a decade-long break to me. As even Bolt admits, 98 was really warm due to a strong El Nino. The only recent cool period, is 2008.
2) I also noted that the figure helpfully labels excessively warming periods driven by a volcanic eruption and EL Nino, but fails to point out that the cooling in 2008 was caused by a strong La Nina. Hence Hermits question (see below).
3) Finally, this exercise of tracking monthly temperatures is silly and unscientific. I am ashamed to have partaken. It is like following daily polls in a election race. I need to be more rationale about all this!
Anything else?
As usual, the comments on Bolt's blog are telling:
How can El Nino be a warming event? My understanding of El Nino is that it is the re-distribution of head from one part of the globe to another. Surely the net effect of El Nino should be zero globally!
I've always thought it was a grave tactical error for AGW skeptics to continually point to an apparent arrest in the temperature's upwards trend. It is always going to fluctuate up and down into the future. Climate has always changed and will continue to do so. This sort of data will be used by alarmists to shout "we wuz right all along yah yah".
Sketics would be better advised to continue to chip away at the total lack of evidence that is it is increased CO2 in the atmosphere that is causing climate to change.
So what ,they cant change it ,and warm is way better than cold ,take a look at the march figures ,looks like its down again.
Very interesting. The question which comes to mind is why is the pattern so erratic.
Is there something inherently random in what the satellites are measuring? Are the satellites measuring the same part of the atmosphere each time?
If a known el nino and the mt pinataubo eruption produced displacements from the norm, then what has happening on the globe in the last year and a bit?
Hermit of Hermit Park
Sat 06 Mar 10 (08:23am)
Anybody want to tackle some of these? Maybe someone with nothing better to do this weekend? I love the ones about El Nino and the measured variability.
It is also telling that, so far, not one of the Boltites has questioned the new position their leader has handed down to the clan. Where are the free thinkers and radicals in this rebellion!
Update 1
I am proven wrong; several clan members are rebelling and blaming it all on El Nino. (see Bolts updates)
Update 2
See this comment from Marrcus of Perth:
How can it be warming with record amounts of snow and ice? Something odd is going on here. Has there been tampering with the data? Just wondering. It doesn't add up.
Just amazing…
Even more:
I thought the the US, Canada, and Europe just had their coldest winters in 30 years. Maybe temperature measuring devices were not working because they were frozen. Has this data been fudged?
Mike of Charters Towers (Reply)
Sat 06 Mar 10 (09:34am)
The Earth is doing what it normally does, we have had years of no change, then we have had years of a slight cooling, now we are seeing a bit of warming. It's all natural.
LH of Brisbane (Reply)
Sat 06 Mar 10 (09:34am)
6 Responses to NOW he tells us: Andrew Bolt, changes position, admits planet is indeed warming
Phil M says:
How can El Nino be a warming event?
How can the Earth orbit the sun, when clearly, you can look up in the sky & see the sun orbit the earth? You cant see the earth orbiting the sun, but you can see the sun orbiting the earth, so surely this must be correct?
Maybe Hermit should spend 2 minutes doing some googling before conducting science by opinion.
It is always going to fluctuate up and down into the future
Keep this sentence in mind, you are going to see me say something amazingly contradicting in a sec.
Very interesting. The question which comes to mind is why is the pattern so erratic.
And there it is. Make up your mind Hermit. Does it fluctuate or not?
Is there something inherently random in what the satellites are measuring? Are the satellites measuring the same part of the atmosphere each time?
Oh noes, I can sense another "they are just measuring the hot spots!!!" similar to Anthony Watts's surfacestation.org campaign that had his fans convinced that the UHI effect were corrupting data from weather stations….only to be proven wrong in subsequent studies by Mene et al. Will we soon see alegations that NASA & NOAA are only choosing hot spots in the atmosphere to measure?
How can it be warming with record amounts of snow and ice? Something odd is going on here. Has there been tampering with the data? Just wondering. It doesn't add up.
A pre requisite before entering any climate change forum should be:
Q: "Do you understand the difference between weather & climate? Please explain. "
This question works both ways as many times I see new backers of the pro agw side appear on forums stating emphatically that "adelaide just experienced its hottest day in 60 years!!! global warming is real!"
The easy way I find is remember that weather is what happens day to day & climate is what happens year to year.
Mike of Charters Towers perfectly illustrates someone who doesnt understand this.
The Earth is doing what it normally does, we have had years of no change, then we have had years of a slight cooling, now we are seeing a bit of warming. It's all natural.
LH of Brisbane (Reply)
Sat 06 Mar 10 (09:34am)
LH is a different creature altogether. She is a political creature & I have debated with her on many forums. She spends her time on far right wing sites & often sites them as proof of this & that. She comes from the side of the debate that Clive Hamilton mentions & what our Klem subscribes to. She knows she is wrong but pops up in all different forums saying the same thing, as she believes she is fighting a political war & as Klem here famously stated:
klem said:
"Yet the science remains rock solid"
That may be true. But what counts is perception. Perception is reality, and when the public preceves that he science is bad, that's all that matters. The public will determine policy based on preception so kiss AGW good bye baby! The skeptics have won. It's over, go home.
Here is an excerpt from another site where I debate LH:
Besides using the oregon petition, she used this gem:
You may like this link, it's about an old map that was discovered, I found this very interesting, as I enjoy reading about ancient history. Anyway have a read of this.
The link she refers to is this:
Where they show that only 2000 years ago Antarctica was ice free & had flowing rivers & was mapped out. She had no answer to my statement that the Vostock ice cores are 800,000 years old. I asked her in another blog if she had any more to say about that & she said "many scientists believe that theory that Antarctica was ice free 2000 years ago".
Yeah, like Fred Singer who disputes that smoking causes any ill health. There are always scientists willing to sell their souls for a few $$$.
These sorts of people like LH, Klem, Bolt, Akerman, Watts etc are the insidious misinformers of climate change & not the innocent questioners who are new to the debate & cant quite grasp the science as yet. Like Bolt & Klem, LH knows if she convinces enough people about idiotic bullshit ideas, then the science matters little, as Klem says "what counts is perception".
When it comes to vote time, Klem is absolutely correct….unfortunately.
David Horton says:
"Adelaide just experienced its hottest day in 60 years!!! global warming is real!" This is a bit misleading Phil. The point that I (and many others) make is when we keep getting recordhigh temperatures, or record sequences, or record dry periods, or record floods. In fact I would argue that a major problem we have is that commercial media outlets don't report context for weather events. It is always "within living memory" (so what?) or, worse, "for 100 years" (which implies that there were such records 100 years ago, when in fact they mean "since data began to be collected in a particular place"). There has been a study showing that while weather does indeed continue to fluctuate, with cold snaps here, and hot periods there, and snowfalls in Washington, there are far more heat records being broken than cold records, a situation that would come from global warming.
Deniers make much of cold days or wet days, we need to make much more of record days. Cold and wet days are weather, record days are climate change.
Phil M says:
This is a bit misleading Phil. The point that I (and many others) make is when we keep getting recordhigh temperatures, or record sequences, or record dry periods, or record floods
I agree David, maybe my meaning wasnt clear enough. I agree, "record" anything isnt anything to be sneared at, but a comment of hottest day ( not hottest day on record)in 60 years in isolation of the rest of the trend is meaningless. It just means that by stating that particular weather event in isolation of the rest of the trend it allows people like fox news to pounce on the recent snowfalls in Washington & say "where is the global warming Al?" or "biggest snowfall in 90 years!!". Completely ignoring the fact that there were 10 or more larger snowfalls in Washington since measuraments began & the overall trend is a constant upward trend anyway. The same commentators werent there the previous years to back AGW when there was little or no snowfalls.
Same with some of the "hottest" in 5, 10 50 years etc that you hear reporters here in Australia say. The overall trend is definately up & the hot day probably IS due to AGW. But to latch onto this in isolation of the trend just leaves the door open for the predictable conversation you see on forums that pans out like this:
Pro AGW guy: "Adelaide has had its hottest day in nearly 60 years"
AGW Skeptic guy: "The hottest day on record there was actually 100 years ago"
Pro AGW guy: "But its been getting hotter here each year"
AGW Skeptic guy: "So what, Washington & much of Europe are fighting blizzard conditions".
The pro guy is too new to the debate to have the trend graph on hand & the agw skeptic guy isnt about to lend him a hand & show him that both in Adelaide , Europe & Nth America, the trend is up & has been that way since the late 1890′s.
Deniers make much of cold days or wet days, we need to make much more of record days.
Couldnt agree more.
LH says:
Phil M,
Before you actually start talking about someone, how about getting facts right.
The post that was put in Andrew Bolts site is definitely me.
However, the debate you say that you have had with me on other sites, is not true.
It is unfortunately a different LH of Brisbane.
Since seeing this I have found other sites that LH has posted on
that are not me as well such as:-
I am not into cars at all that much, yet friends found a lot
of comments from LH of Brisbane.
But by your posts it does look like an interesting debate. I must Thank You for the link to the old map. I have starting reading a bit about Claudius Ptolemaeus, and have found him very interesting, and have put this old map in my collection.
You posted:-
"LH knows if she convinces enough people about idiotic bullshit ideas, then the science matters little"
I don't know which one you are talking about here, as I am also a female, but it saids a lot about this web site, allowing such language, it also saids a lot about you.
In future so there is no misunderstanding I will be changing my blog name to Lizzie 79, and I am on Andrew Bolts site most days if you would like to attack me over anything that I post.
rg riggs says:
What is it that you have against Andrew Bolts site?
Andrew has always printed very good articles.
Have you even bothered to read any articles and do
some research for yourself on some of those articles.
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Taking care of some promotional duties, the cast of "Glee" was spotted at the FOX All Star Party last night (January 8).
Lea Michele, Jenna Ushkowitz, Jayma Mays, and Jane Lynch all turned out to represent the ladies at Castle Green in Los Angeles.
Gathering together to raise money for quite the worthwhile cause, the stars were out at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Los Angeles, CA for the 2011 UNICEF Ball on Thursday night (December 8).
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Stopping by for a promotional appearance, Jayma Mays was spotted arriving at Fox Studios in New York City earlier today (July 26).
The 32-year-old redhead stunner looked summer chic in a bright orange ensemble as she fielded questions from the show's three hosts.
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Kicking off a huge promotional push, stars of "The Smurfs" were on-hand to ignite the start of "Smurfs Week" in New York City today (July 25).
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The little blue characters have carved a place in pop culture history over the years, and "The Smurfs" are back in action with a brand new theatrical movie set to hit theaters in less than a week.


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Led Zeppelin are sharing a video of the unboxing of the upcoming Super Deluxe Edition reissue of their 1969 debut record, Led Zeppelin I .
The remastered package features the group recorded in concert at the L'Olympia in Paris on Rocktober 10, 1969.
Due June 2 (June 3 in North America), the band are also releasing reissues of Led Zeppelin II and Led Zeppelin III the same day. Deluxe editions of the group's first three albums are the first projects announced as part of an extensive reissue program that will see all nine of the band's studio records reissued in chronological order, each remastered by guitarist and producer Jimmy Page .


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Mountwest Community & Technical College will host its Fall Career Fair from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 21, on the College's main campus off Fifth Street Hill in Huntington.
Mountwest is pleased to announce that 100% of students in its Physical Therapist Assistant program's 2014 graduating class passed the national licensure exam on the first attempt.
Mountwest Community & Technical College will celebrate Constitution Day on Sept. 17 with several activities on campus.
Mountwest will host its first Back to School Bash from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, on the Mountwest campus.
This semester, Mountwest Community & Technical College is launching a new early alert system college-wide in hopes that it will help strengthen student performance and ultimately retention.
The Marshall University College of Health Professions and Mountwest Community & Technical College have joined together to provide collaborative programs that will allow students to earn an Associate of Science degree at Mountwest and then transfer to Marshall for a bachelor's degree.
The Mountwest Foundation awarded private scholarships to 26 students for the fall 2014 semester.
Dr. Carol Perry has been selected to serve as a member of HLC's Peer Review Corps.
Mountwest will host a transfer fair for Everest students July 17, 2 to 6 p.m. at Cross Lanes library.
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
The Sanford School of Medicine, Yankton Rural Area Health Education
Center hosted the 2011 Consortium of Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships (CLIC) conference on September 21-23rd 2011.
The CLIC
conference brought together a scholarly community of professionals and students interested in fully exploring, communicating,
testing and understanding the LIC model and its underlying principles for medical education.
The 2011 conference was sponsored by Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, The Yankton Education and Health Care Fund,
Inc. and Yankton Rural Area Health Education Center (AHEC). Further information about the conference can be found at: http://www.usd.edu/medical-school/clic.cfm
CLIC overview
The Consortium of Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships (CLIC) is a group of faculty from medical schools around the
world who have, or are considering, developing, implementing and studying integrated clerkship models to address core clinical
training for undergraduate medical education.
Longitudinal integrated clerkships (LICs) have the following common
core elements:
September 2013 from September 29th to October 2nd
at Big Sky in Montana, USA
University of Washington School of Medicine and the Montana AHEC
will host CLIC 2013: "Exploring Ideas in Medical Education"
There will be an optional tour of Yellowstone National Park from
October 2nd to 4th 2013
visit http://www.uwmedicine.org/education/WWAMI/Pages /CLIC.aspx
In 2012 CLIC, THE NET and WONCA joined together to deliver
Rendez Vous a combined conference at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine in Thunder Bay , Northern Ontario from
Tuesday 9th until Sunday the 14th of October 2012.
links to information about Rendez Vous including recorded sessions can found at can be found at http://www.rendez-vous2012.ca/
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, USA
The Commonwealth Medical College, USA
Valerie D. Weber, MD, MS
Chair, Department of Clinical Sciences
The Commonwealth Medical College
525 Pine Street, 3rd Floor East
Scranton, PA 18509
fax 570-504-9663
Dalhousie University ,Canada
established its first LIC site
in September 2010.
Contacts are below:
Chair LIC Dalhousie
John Steeves
Associate Dean Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick
Associate Professor Dalhousie Dept Surgery,Division
Associate Professor Dalhousie Dept Medical Education
email firstname.lastname@example.com
fax 506-636-6001
p.o.Box5050, Dalhousie Medicine New Brunswick, UNBSJ Campus
100 Tucker Park
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Miramichi Regional Hospital
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Email firstname.lastname@example.com
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500 Water St,Miramichi,NB E1V3G5
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Deakin University, Australia
Deakin Integrated Model of Medical Education in
Rural Settings (IMMERSe)
Deakin University
School of Medicine, Faculty of Health, Deakin University.
* PO Box 210 Camperdown Vic 3260 Australia, b 4 Church st Camperdown Vic 3260 Australia,
Director of Clinical Studies: Dr Anne Smith
Administrative Officer: Ms Colleen Stephens
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(03) 55931873 International: +61 3 55931873
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Primary Care Leadership Track
Director: Barbara Sheline, MD, MPH
Associate Professor,
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Fax 919-681-7085
Box 3886
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Clinical Education Program (OCEP)
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Georgia Health Sciences University, USA
Northwest Georgia Clinical Campus of Georgia Health Sciences
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D. Reeves M.D. FAAFP-Assistant Dean
Wiles - Clerkship Coordinator
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University School of Medicine, USA
Bloomington Longitudinal
Integrated Clerkship program
contact Sarah Tieman MD
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James Cook University,
Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships are
offered in two sites in remote Queensland: Longreach and Cloncurry.A small number of students complete twenty weeks of their
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Maine Medical Center-Tufts University School of Medicine, USA
Dr. Catharine M. Cadigan MD
of the MMC.TUSM LIC
Maine Medical Center. Tufts Medical School Program
website: http://www.mmc.org/mmc_milestone.cfm?id=7218
Integrated Clerkship - Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
Gilles Brousseau, MD
Assistant Dean of Medical Education
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Websites: http://formation.csssgatineau.qc.ca/externat
Monash University, Australia
School of Rural Health
East Gippsland Regional Clinical School
PO Box 1497, Bairnsdale Vic 3875 Australia
Contact Person : Dr David Campbell
Associate Professor
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MD program – Introduction http://www.nosm.ca/education/ume/general.aspx?id=376
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Phase 2 Coordinator/Assistant
Professor, Peter Istvan, PhD, MBA
Northern Ontario School of Medicine email@example.com: 705-774-8560
Queen's University, Canada
Sanford School of Medicine, USA
Edward G. Simanton, PhD
Director of Evaluation and Assessment
Sanford School of Medicine
Phone: 605-357-1457
Fax: 605-357-1311
Stellenbosch university, South Africa.
The Ukwanda RCS, FHS,
The Ukwanda RCS started in Jan 2011 with the first intake of 9 students. It is situated in Worcester 100 km from
Cape town and surroundings rural towns in a radius of 130 km. At Worcester, a regional hospital, we follow a hybrid educational
model with specialist rotations and weekly longitudinal primary care exposure throughout the year. At the surrounding district
hospitals we follow a "pure" longitudinal integrated model (LIM) where students are based for the whole year in
a primary care setting and work under the supervision of a family physician. All the students meet every Wednesday at
Worcester for tutorials.
One student unfortunately had to
return to main campus for medical reasons. Six students were based at Worcester hospital and two students at Ceres District
We are very happy to report that all the students
passed and that one student on the longitudinal model passed with distinction. Next year we will have 21 students, 17 in Worcester
and 2 each in the longitudinal model in Swellendam and Robertson.
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University School of Medicine, USA
– Tulane Rural Immersion Program - http://tulane.edu/som/roi/tulane-rural-immersion-program.cfm
The University of Alabama School of Medicine, Tuscaloosa
Campus, USAThe College of Community Health Sciences
Box 870326
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0326
Tuscaloosa Longitudinal
Integrated CurriculumDirector:
Julia L. Boothe, MD, MPH, Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine
University of British Columbia, Canada
Integrated Community Clerkships (ICCs):
The UBC Faculty of Medicine MD Undergraduate program
offers a one-year integrated program for third year MD students in rural communities. There are six integrated clerkship site
locations: Chilliwack, Cowichan Valley (Duncan), Terrace, Fort St. John (Peace Liard), Vernon and Trail.
Site Directors:
Chilliwack – Dr. Scott Bakker firstname.lastname@example.com
Cowichan Valley (Duncan)
– Dr. Maggie Watt firstname.lastname@example.com
– Dr. Andrea Geller email@example.com and Dr. Mike Kenyon email@example.com
Fort St. John (Peace
Liard) – Dr. Becky Temple firstname.lastname@example.com and Dr. Jana De Bruyn email@example.com
Vernon –
Dr. Alison Rankin firstname.lastname@example.com
Trail –
Dr. Cheryl Hume firstname.lastname@example.com
UBC Integrated Clerkship
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ICC Chair - Mark
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of Calgary, Canada
Jackson MD CCFP FCFP
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of Melbourne, Australia
NVRMEN ( Northern Victorian
Regional Medical Education Network)
University of Melbourne
Extended Rural Cohort (ERC) Program
RHAC PO 6500 Shepparton
3630 Victoria Australia
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358 234561
Ms Di Doyle- ERC Program Co-ordinator email@example.com (+61) 358 234512
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Rural Physician Associate Program (RPAP)
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year approximately 40 third year medical students complete core clinical clerkship requirements in rural communities. Living
in these communities allows them the opportunity to assume an authentic role in rural healthcare delivery systems and is designed
to nurture their interest in rural medicine and primary care.
Website: www.med.umn.edu/RPAP/
RPAP Director:
Kathleen D. Brooks, MD, MBA, MPA
Assistant Professor Family Medicine and Community Health
University of MN Medical School
MMC 81 A 674 Mayo Building
420 Delaware St SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Phone 612-626-8788
e-mail: email@example.com
RPAP Administrator:
Bill Fricke
Phone 612-624-3111
University of North Carolina School of Medicine,
Asheville Campus
University of North Dakota School of Medicine
& Health Sciences, USA
Rural Opportunties in Medical Education
Roger W. Schauer, MD, Director
Department of Family & Community Medicine
Grand Forks, ND 58202-9037
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Ruth Grzadzieleski (email@example.com) - Administrative Assistant
University of Southern California, San Francisco , USA
Kaiser Permanente-UCSF Longitudinal
Integrated Clerkship (KLIC), USA
Parnassus Integrated Student
Clinical Experiences (PISCES),
Maria Wamsley,
M.D Professor of Clinical Medicine, Division of General Internal Medicine, UCSF
1545 Divisadero st., Box 0320 San Francisco, CA 94143-0320
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Ann Poncelet, M.D. Professor of Clinical Neurology Mr. and Mrs.
David George Rowe and Stephen W. Rowe Endowed Chair for Teaching in Neurology
Box 0348 UCSF Department of Neurology San Francisco, CA 94143 415/353-2273
phone 415/353-2898 fax, Email: email@example.com
PISCES Administator:
Tracey Jones
533 Parnassus Avenue, Box 0109
Room U110, San
Francisco, CA 94143-0109
office: (415) 502-7129
fax: (415) 502-7125
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Links to references:
WWAMI is a regional medical education
program, an enduring partnership between the University of Washington School of Medicine and the states ofWashington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana
and Idaho that provides publicly supported medical education for the five-state region. The WWAMI name
is derived from the first letter of the names of each of the five partner states. Throughout WWAMI's 40-year history, many
individuals, groups, hospitals, universities and government leaders have collaborated to advance regional excellence in medical
education and meet physician workforce needs in rural and underserved areas
Jay S. Erickson M.D. Assistant Dean for Regional Affairs, Montana WWAMI
Clinical Coordinator, Clinical Professor email@example.com 406-862-3810
Tom Norris
M.D., Professor and Chair Department of Family Medicine UWSOM email@example.com 206-685-3466
WRITE Coordinators: Bernadette Duperron firstname.lastname@example.com 406-862-3810
Mary Atkinson firstname.lastname@example.com 206-543-5563
WWAMI CLIC website: http://depts.washington.edu/write/index.html
TRUST (Targeted Rural and Underserved Track) This rural component feeds into WRITE in the 1st clinical year.
Suzanne Allen M.D. MPH, Vice Dean for Regional Affairs UWSOM, Clinical Associate Professor
email@example.com 208- 364-4544
Greer M.D. MPH Professor and Director of Medical Student Programs, Department of Family Medicine UWSOM firstname.lastname@example.com 206-543-9425
TRUST Coordinator: Jaime Grocock email@example.com 206-543-9425
website: http://depts.washington.edu/fammed/predoc/trust
Vice Dean for Regional
Affairs, University of Washington School of Medicine
Suzanne M. Allen, M.D., M.P.H.,
322 E. Front Street, Suite 442D, Boise, Idaho 83702
Phone: 208-364-4552 Fax: 208-334-2344
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Email: email@example.com
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the world engaged in the development and delivery of Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship programs for medical students.
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Launched in August of 2012, Escape Velocity Radio is a monthly podcast which journeys into the depths of science, philosophy, history, ethics, the origins of consciousness, professional hockey and the very nature of reality itself. Each month your hosts Derek Hogue and Chris Hannah take you places you'll wish you hadn't gone, via interviews with the greatest minds from the realms of music, activism and politics, and via our own unscripted "wisdom". Thus far we've hosted guests such as author and storyteller Leanne Simpson, journalist and author Chris Hedges, hip-hop artist and broadcast journalist Wab Kinew, vegan educator Colleen Patrick-Goudreau, economist and activist Robin Hahnel, musician Laura Jane Grace, author and journalist Will Potter, and sports journalist Dave Zirin.
Escape Velocity Radio is recorded, produced, and edited by its charming hosts, deep in the bowels of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. The unique vocal stylings heard in our intro are those of the gracious and inimitable (well, we do imitate him sometimes) Greg MacPherson.
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Chris Hannah is the "frontman" for the wildly-popular, world-famous secular rock band Propagandhi. He was voted worst Canadian alive by a Canadian history magazine, and has been immortalized in a song by the band NOFX. He is a father, vegan, astronomy enthusiast and 3rd-line grinder for Caress of Steel.
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If you have a minute, PLEASE stop and read Jenna's story. You'll love how she shares her heart, and boasts about her experience at the Angel Faces retreat."My name is Jenna. When I was 3 years old I was burned over 95% of my body. It all started around 11am on Memorial Day (May 31) 1999. My mom was outside mowing the backyard while my dad was doing dishes. Then my brother was a few houses down playing with his friend at his house. So as everyone is busy I go into the garage and somehow knock over a can of gasoline. The water heater was right there, so as the gasoline is leaking it ignites and fumes go everywhere and I am in the middle. While this is happening my dad hears me scream so he comes outside to get me. As he is holding the water hose, my mom is calling 911. The ambulance takes me to the hospital and they said there wasn't much they could do so they flighted me to Galveston's Shriners Burn Hospital for Children.Ever since I was burned it has been really hard to go out into public. No matter what, people I know will always stare. When I was first burned it was really hard cause I was just getting used to looking different. I will have to deal with it for the rest of my life. It does bother me when adults stare because they know better. I don't like going swimming because people see my body and it makes me uncomfortable. There are things I don't do because I don't want people to stare.Thanks to Scotty Stokes, an Oklahoma Fire Fighter, I had the chance to go to Angel Faces. At Angel Faces, I learned it's not all about looks. Angel Faces helped me overcome some depression. I wanted to kill myself all the time, I always said 'I'm not pretty' and most of all I was always negative. Angel Faces WILL change how you think about yourself.At Angel Faces I also learned that if I talked to people (who were coming from compassion) and explained to them what happened to me and how I wanted people to be my friends, people would change how they were treating me. Well, I DID it - and it worked!Now I have more friends, people say 'hi' to me all the time. People talk to me more…..people don't stare anymore. I would have never had the courage to do this if I have not been at Angel Faces. I would not have been strong enough to talk to people if it was not for Angel Faces."Today, you can help give more girls like Jenna the tools and healing needed to face another day.
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Preheat oven to 400* Convect Bake. Lightly spray muffin pan with butter flavored PAM.
In a large bowl, combine Bisquick and sugar. Sitr in chips. In a 2 cup measuring cup, stir together milk, oil, egg and vanilla extract.
Make a well in the dry ingredients and pour in the liquid mixture. Stir until just moistened. Spoon batter into muffin tins.
Bake 12 minutes. Cool slightly and remove muffins from pan to a wire rack for cooling.
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The Producers Guild of America announced the five documentary nominees for the PGA Awards.
The films are "A Place at the Table," a study of hunger in America; "Far Out Isn't Far Enough: The Tomi Ungerer Story," about the children's book author and illustrator; "Life According to Sam," on a child's struggle with a disease of premature aging; "We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks," a history of the online publisher; and "Which Way Is the Front Line From Here? The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington," about the photojournalist.
The names of the eligible producers for these films will be announced on Jan. 2, along with all other nominations for the 2014 Producers Guild Award categories.
The 2014 PGA award winners will be announced on Jan. 19 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
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It's been almost four years since the Champ Car series has raced in Europe, but organizers are planning on bringing it back. 2003 was the last season the declining American open-wheel series raced in Europe, when French ace Sebastien Bourdais – now three-time Champ champ – won both the ...


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From mountainous mountain top to valley's belly
I hear you pluck…on eagle's wings…onward pluck
How nice, your device visits and forces in their smelly
Glamorous cells, a glad evening's grief to run amok.
Then ever, of flowing emotions savour. Oh their deeds befit!
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Their seeds too – in their please full bliss and homely homes.
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When you, him happen upon, spare an empty glance. Clickaty-clacks too,
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MLA takes up the cause
Cornelia Naylor, The TimesPublished: Thursday, January 10, 2013
Chilliwack-Hope MLA Gwen O'Mahony has taken up the cause of two local women faced with financial hardship because of cancer.
In an open letter sent Wednesday to federal Minister of Human Resources and Skills and Development Diane Finley, the provincial NDP MLA called on the federal government to improve employment insurance (EI) coverage to help people undergoing cancer treatment.
"This is the reason the program exists," wrote O'Mahony, "and it's crucial that your government take action so that more Canadians are not left scrambling to cover basic expenses while they undergo lifesaving treatment."
MLA takes up the cause
O'Mahony's letter was sparked by the story of local single mother and grandmother Bev MacGregor, whose plight was featured in a November Times article.
MacGregor's EI sickness benefits ran out just before her first round of chemotherapy for breast cancer in November; she then found out she didn't qualify for federal Canadian Pension Plan disability benefits and faced losing her small townhouse during her recovery.
O'Mahony's letter points out that MacGregor is not alone, citing the case of another local woman who was forced to return to work three weeks after surgery against her doctor's recommendations after her claim for EI sickness benefits was denied.
"Other stories have also come to our attention, showing the depth of this problem reaches well beyond a few isolated incidents," O'Mahony wrote.
Though O'Mahony's letter makes no specific recommendations, Mac-Gregor told the Times she appreciates the local MLA taking up her cause, including a personal visit from O'Mahony Wednesday.
"I just really applaud her for picking up the ball," MacGregor said. "I haven't had any luck anywhere else."
In early November MacGregor had brought her concerns to Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon MP Mark Strahl.
Strahl had helped defeat a private members bill in February aimed at increasing EI sickness benefits from 15 to 50 weeks, but he wrote a letter supporting MacGregor's application for CPP disability benefits and said he would pass her concerns about EI on to the federal minister.
MacGregor said that hasn't happened.
Strahl told the Times in November that he had voted against expanding EI because a massive increase in federal benefits like EI or CPP wouldn't be fiscally responsible.
He added that provincial governments also need to take on some of the burden of helping people like MacGregor.
MacGregor, for her part, would like to see more co-ordination between the federal and provincial governments when it comes to helping people in her position.
"Maybe it can be a combined effort, both provincially and federally, that something come into place," she said. "There should be some compassionate ways of collecting benefits."


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Gregariousness in the Nocturnal Solitary Primates
Leanne Nash
November 18, 2008
We will read about and discuss social variability among small, nocturnal primates that are often used as models for the social behavior of the earliest primates. There is more social variability between species and gregariousness than is often recognized by many socioecological theoretical models accounting for social differences among primates.
Suggested Readings:
Nash LT. 2004. Kinship and behavior among nongregarious nocturnal prosimians: What do we really know? In: Chapais B, Berman CM, editors. Kinship and Behavior in Primates. Oxford: Oxford University Press. p 200-222. Nash 2004 kinship book chapter. (*.pdf)
Gursky S. 2002. Determinants of gregariousness in the spectral tarsier (Prosimian: Tarsius spectrum). Journal of Zoology 256(3):401-410. Gursky JZool 02 tarsier gregariousness. (*.pdf)
Optional Readings:
1. For a case study in social and ecological diversity within one genus of small, nocturnal primates (See especially, Tables 3 &4): Radespiel U. 2006. Ecological diversity and seasonal adaptations of mouse lemurs (Microcebus spp.). In: Gould L, Sauther ML, editors. Lemurs: Ecology and Adaptation. New York: Springer. p 211-234. Radespiel 06 chapter Mouse lemurs. (*.pdf)
2. For more on costs of association between adult tarsiers Gursky S. 2005. Associations between adult spectral tarsiers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 128(1):74-83. gursky 05 ajpa tarsier adult association. (*.pdf)
3. For more on field experiments of tarsiers mobbing snakes Gursky S. 2006. Function of snake mobbing in spectral tarsiers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 129(4):601-608. gursky06AJPA_snakemobbing. (*.pdf)
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
3:30 - 5:00 pm
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Jerusalem • Nine months of U.S.-driven diplomacy have left Israelis and Palestinians less hopeful than ever about a comprehensive peace agreement to end their century of conflict. Although a formula may yet be found to somehow prolong the talks past an end-of-April deadline, they are on the brink of collapse and the search is already on for new ideas.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry's efforts have exposed vast differences: On sharing Jerusalem, resolving the situation of millions of descendants of Palestinian refugees, and even borders, the sides seem nowhere close to agreement. And Thursday, Israel said it halted the talks in response to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' decision a day earlier to form a unity government with the Islamic militant Hamas movement, which Israel and the West consider a terrorist group.
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"Unfortunately, under the current conditions, it is apparently not possible to reach 'end of conflict' — or, in more poetic language, a peace agreement," said dovish Cabinet member Amram Mitzna, a former general in charge of the West Bank.
Mohammed Madani, a leading member of Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah Party, said the Palestinian leader told visiting Israeli politicians that the Palestinians "cannot continue with talks in vain."
He said the Palestinians will press with their applications for membership as a state with various United Nations and other world bodies, a strategy aimed at entrenching the view that all the area Israel captured in the 1967 war is a foreign country and not — as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would have it — "disputed territory."
The effort by Palestinians and their supporters to engineer an economic boycott of Israel also likely will grow.
And so will concerns that a third Palestinian uprising will erupt. This week, Fatah's military wing issued a call for "armed resistance until the liberation of all Palestine" — language not heard from that quarter for years.
Some Israelis, like powerful Economics Minister Naftali Bennett, call for a punitive annexation of parts of the West Bank, which seems a hollow threat but inflames tempers further.
Israel's more moderate political parties can be expected to try to topple Netanyahu, either forcing new elections or organizing an alternative majority in the Knesset which would be more forthcoming with the Palestinians. It's not inconceivable, given that they control almost half of the body, Israel's right wing is divided and the angst in the country is strong.
Beneath the surface there is a powerful force at work: A growing current in Israel says that one way or another, the country must separate itself from the Palestinians with a real border. If not, the occupied territories and Israel will eventually come to be seen as one entity, with 12 million people, half of whom are Arabs — hardly the Zionist vision of a Jewish state.
Meanwhile, the situation is messy: Some of the Arabs under Israel's control, in pre-1967 Israel, have citizenship, while those in the West Bank — whose land and entry points and water resources are controlled by Israel — do not. Even though the West Bank is formally not in Israel, the country builds settlements there and their residents vote in Israeli elections. The settlers can freely enter and leave the West Bank, while Palestinians cannot. The situation seems unsustainable, and is starting to draw comparisons to apartheid-era South Africa even in Israel itself.
Here are some directions the discourse may take:
Mitzna and a host of others, including former minister Yossi Beilin, architect of the 1990s accords establishing the Palestinian Authority, call for an interim arrangement in which the Palestinians would get statehood on most but not all the land they seek. They would get nothing on the refugees, but would not have to renounce any further claims either.
The Palestinians fear that freed of what Israelis call the "demographic danger," Israel's motivation to ever cede anything further will vanish.
"The state with provisional borders is a trick that we ... will never accept," Fatah official Tawfik Tirawi said. "From our experience with Israel, the provisional turns into final."
Israel would have to present serious enticements to overcome such objections.
"We need to propose such a generous offer that the world will say to the Palestinians, 'You cannot reject this,'" veteran commentator Ehud Yaari said.
Such an enticement might be a new arrangement in the walled Old City of Jerusalem, a key issue which to date has been tethered to the final settlement idea. It might instead agree even within an interim deal to joint custody of the area with its Christian, Jewish and Muslim holy sites, possibly with the inclusion other Muslim countries and outside powers — a sort of Vatican of the Holy Land. That would be a big symbolic prize — even if it still leaves open the question of the rest of east Jerusalem, adjacent to the ancient area, which the Palestinians also seek as a capital.
"It might be a very interesting way to deal with the matter," Beilin said. "The question is whether there is a government in Israel that is ready to think this way."
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WELCOME: 4A's Data Summit
Welcome to the inaugural
4A's Data Summit
This 1-day Summit will kick off with a fireside chat with
Sir Martin Sorrell, Worldwide CEO, WPP
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All other sessions will feature data thought leaders and practitioners from agencies,
and those key data and analytic companies who are data providers to the agencies.
The event will be held at Florence Gould Hall, 55 East 59th Street, New York, NY, on Wednesday, October 16, 2013. Seating is limited to 275.
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