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Modeling a Focused Microwave System for Transcutaneous Thermal Therapy of Breast Cancer
J. Stang, B. Fowlkes, M. Moghaddam, O. Kripfgans, and P. Carson
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA
A transcutaneous thermal therapy system is being developed for the targeted treatment of breast cancer cells using focused microwaves as an adjuvant to surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, and high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU). Prior imaging studies are used to ascertain the material properties of the breast tissue, and this data is incorporated into a COMSOL Multiphysics model. Time ...
Constructing Laser-Induced In Vitro Cell Damage Model Based on Thermal Analysis using COMSOL
S. Boukhris[1], M. Denton[2], and Y. Feng[1]
[1]Computational Bioengineering and Control Lab, University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX
[2]TASC, Inc. Biomedical Sciences and Technology Dept., Ft. Sam Houston, TX
The use of lasers in the military and everyday life is growing each year. The purpose of the current research is to take full advantage of this new spatially-resolved thermal data to construct a mathematical and numerical model for laser-induced damage using COMSOL Multiphysics. The microthermography data were extracted for vertical and horizontal lines through the laser-exposed area of cell ...
Effect of Calcification Properties on Stress in Models of Atherosclerotic Plaque
C. Buffinton, P. Rogerson, and D. Ebenstein
Bucknell University
Lewisburg, PA
The effects of calcifications on arterial wall stress have been largely ignored, in part because the material properties of the calcified areas were taken to be the same as the fibrous plaque, and in part because they are often assumed to have a stabilizing influence. Recent measurements suggest that their stiffness should be more similar to bone. A computational model is indicated for this ...


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To reach Santa Cruz, the first big stage in Bolivia, the route varied little. As in the last few days in Argentina, it was all flat, with long straight stretches, and I was accompanied by mosquitoes and heat. Santa Cruz, a big university town, is situated at an altitude of 200 m and has a hot, humid climate. There are hardly any old Spanish-style areas left.
As soon as I left the town, the landscape quickly changed. The road snaked through a gorge in the middle of a tropical forest. Although a national highway, it was not in very good condition. Certain parts are true mudbaths, still bearing the traces of the last torrential downpours which hit the whole of Bolivia in February.
Little by little I gained altitude. I arrived at Samaipata, at 1600 m altitude, where I was welcomed like a lifelong friend by Anne Catherine, with whom I spent several days recuperating. Even though we both come from the same region (Cornaux, St Blaise), we never knew each other. But before long, with our memories and mutual friends, I left with the impression of having always known her. A massive thank-you goes to her for the hospitality and kindness that allowed me to return to health.
From Samaipata, the adventure almost became a pilgrimage as I passed through Vallegrande and, especially, by taking the "camino del Che". It was a terrible track, unbelievably steep, with potholed sections that would have been almost impossible to travel on when the rains came. After each hairpin bend, I thought I had finally arrived, but each time I was faced with another stretch of road that was even more steep and potholed. Finally I arrived at La Higueras, just a few houses where around twenty families now live.
In the small school, which has since been transformed into a museum, there are two monuments erected to the glory of the guerrilla who was assassinated here on October 9, 1967. It is an almost dreamlike setting in the middle of this immense mountainous region, with its deep ravines and vegetation-covered mountains, a real labyrinth where it would be so easy to get lost. After a few photos, a visit to the museum and finding my "stone", I went to have coffee at the house of a woman who had been present in '67, and who had seen Che still alive inside the school, as well as his body being carried away towards Vallegrande in a helicopter.
After this great moment, one of the most significant parts of my adventure, I discovered Sucre, the country's capital. It's a wonderful city situated at over 2600 m of altitude, with magnificent Spanish-style buildings, tree-shaded squares and a relaxed atmosphere. From there, I popped over to the traditional market of Tarabucco.
Then a terrible stage of 160 km took me to Potosi. A formidable pass forced me to climb 1400 m in 12 km to reach 4000 m in altitude, at a speed of 5.4 km/h on the 22/34 with rests every kilometer to regain my breath.
Potosi is a town known across the world for the silver mines discovered under Cerro Rico in the 17th century. I became a miner for my visit, and I witnessed the conditions under which 70% of (unionized) miners work. They have no fixed salary or insurance, and all the work involves heavy manual labor. Almost slaves, they have a life expectancy of 45 years. As is tradition, I made them a gift of cocoa leaves, dynamite and Bolivian whisky (95% alcohol).
It was a great shared moment with these men who live and work like rats in the heart of the mountain. Another enlightening visit was the La Moneda museum. After this interesting stage, the adventure continued in the direction of Uyuni by way of a partly tarmaced track which snakes through a mountainous setting, sometimes through narrow gorges, sometimes in the middle of huge plateaus where llamas graze. Three extraordinary days allowed me to discover the famous Salar de Uyuni by 4x4, although unfortunately it was covered by water from February's torrential rains.
Then it was towards the Altiplano, with its extraordinary landscapes at almost 5000 m of altitude. A delight of colors and scenes to take your breath away, in all senses of the word. Words fail me when I try to describe those unforgettable moments in that wild environment which is still so preserved.
On leaving Uyuni, there were three very difficult stages in the last section of the potholed road (ripio) which were a very tough challenge for my BMC. 200 km in which I had to brave multiple pitfalls, sandy sections which made my thighs bulge, other sections covered in stones - and all this on such a rugged route with steep climbs and vertiginous descents. I even had to take a railway bridge to cross a river. Following this hellish section, only my clock couldn't bear the regime.
I was pleased to return to the tarmac to reach Oruro, the carnival capital of Bolivia. I arrived in the middle of a demonstration: the road cut off by barricades, tires on fire, glass bricks and demonstrators sitting on the road. But I wasn't worried, as I'm Swiss, and they let me through with a smile.
From Oruro, I took the bus to Cochabamba to visit a friend of mine, François, who sacrificed everything back home a year ago and came here to help children without a family. I take my hat off to him for his commitment!
After this visit, during which I was really moved by François' passion, I continued in the direction of La Paz. Founded in 1548, this city has over a million inhabitants and lies between 3200 m and 4000 m of altitude, with a backdrop of Mount Illimani (6402 m). It is situated at the 8000 km mark of my expedition.
I spent several days in this city, the seat of the Bolivian government, to prepare for the next part of my journey towards Peru: a little relaxation, a few visits and maintenance work on my equipment left me fully satisfied. My BMC has truly passed its test of reliability with flying colors. And thanks to the Mavic clothing gear, I overcame all weather conditions, rain and heat without a problem. And I found energy during difficult times thanks to my Go2 food. Thanks to those who allowed me to fulfill my dream.
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The employer health reform issues briefs are published on a weekly basis, highlighting the latest updates and changes to the new Reform law and implications for employers. The purpose of these briefs is to:
March 2012 - Brief #30
Uniform Summary of Benefits and Coverage (SBC) forms are coming
Beginning with open enrollment periods starting on or after September 23, 2012, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) will require employers to provide enrollees and potential enrollees a six-page form for each health plan it offers.
February 22, 2011- Brief #29
Reporting of Employer Health Coverage
Certain employers will be required to file an annual information return with the IRS certifying whether they offer minimum essential coverage to their full-time employees (and their dependents).
February 15, 2011- Brief #28
Notice of Coverage Options
Employers will be required to give all current employees a written notice of the existence of State Health Insurance Exchanges.
February 1, 2011 - Brief #27
Quality Reporting Requirements
Group health plans, except grandfathered health plans, will be required to satisfy new quality reporting requirements pursuant to standards to be issued by the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS).
January 20, 2011- Brief #26
New Plan Summary and Advance Notice of Material Changes
Group health plans will be required to develop, maintain, and distribute to enrollees a new summary of benefits and coverage.
January 12, 2011- Brief #25
Mandatory Automatic Enrollment
Employers with more than 200 full-time employees that are subject to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) will have to establish an automatic enrollment program for their group health plans.
December 7, 2010 - Brief #24
Special Rules for Mini-Med Plans
The continued viability of "mini-med" plans - characterized by relatively low annual limits on the total dollar value of benefits -will be threatened by certain provisions of the new health reform law.
November 17, 2010 - Brief #23
90-day Limit on Waiting Periods
Group health plans will not be permitted to apply any waiting periods that exceed 90 days.
November 10, 2010 - Brief #22
New Cost-Sharing Limits
Group health plans, except grandfathered health plans, will have to comply with new limits on out-of-pocket maximums and deductibles.
November 3, 2010 - Brief #21
Nondiscrimination Rules for Insured Plans
Employers will no longer be able to maintain insured group health plans that discriminate in favor of highly compensated individuals, unless those plans are grandfathered health plans.
October 26, 2010 - Brief #20
Applying Health Reform to Vision and Dental Benefits
Employers will need to analyze dental and vision benefits to determine if they are subject to the market reforms, or if they are "excepted" health benefits, and take the necessary steps to address changes in plan design.
October 20, 2010 - Brief #19
Changes to Opt-out Provision for Self-insured State and Local Government Plans
Self-insured state and local government group health plans, including grandfathered health plans, will no longer be able to opt-out of certain HIPAA requirements.
October 12, 2010 - Brief #18
W-2 Reporting of Cost of Employer Health Coverage Not Mandatory for 2011
Employers will be required to report the aggregate cost of employer-sponsored health coverage on employees' Forms W-2.
September 29, 2010 - Brief #17
Special Enrollment Periods for 2011 Plan Years
Group health plans, including grandfathered health plans, may need to offer certain employees and their dependents a 30-day special enrollment opportunity.
September 22, 2010 - Brief #16
Health Saving Account Reimbursements
Provisions for distributions from Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) to pay for a medicine or drug as qualified medical expenses.
September 12, 2010 - Brief #15
Health FSA and HRA reimbursements
Provisions for the reimbursement of medicine or drugs through Health Flexible Spending Arrangements (Health FSAs) and Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs).
September 7, 2010 - Brief #14
External Review Process
What non-grandfathered group health plans must do to comply with the external review requirements, based on guidance issued to date.
September 1, 2010 - Brief #13
Grandfathered Health Plan Status
Keys to understanding the advantages and disadvantages of being a grandfathered health plan, and knowing what actions will and won't result in losing that status.
August 24, 2010 - Brief #12
Wellness Plan Incentives
Group health plans may offer premium discounts or other rewards of up to 30 percent of the cost of employee-only coverage to employees who participate in certain wellness programs.
August 10, 2010 - Brief #11
Patient-centered outcomes research fee
Issuers of health insurance policies to group health plans and sponsors of self-insured group health plans must pay an annual patient-centered outcomes research fee.
August 4, 2010 - Brief #10
Patient protections II - Emergency services
Group health plans, except grandfathered plans, that provide any benefits for hospital emergency services will be subject to new standards.
July 30, 2010 - Brief #9
Communicating Health Reform for the 2011 Plan Year
Group health plans must communicate applicable mandatory notices to employees related to specific provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
July 30, 2010 - Brief #8
Patient Protections I – Provider Networks and Primary Care Physicians
Group health plans, except grandfathered plans, that require or provide for designating a primary care provider (PCP) will be subject to several new requirements.
July 12, 2010 - Brief #7
Limits on Rescissions of Group Health Plan Coverage
Group health plans, including grandfathered health plans, will not be permitted to rescind coverage except in cases of fraud or intentional misrepresentation of a material fact.
July 6, 2010 - Brief #6
Ban on Annual and Lifetime Limits
Group health plans, including grandfathered health plans, will not be permitted to impose annual or lifetime limits on the dollar amount of certain benefits for any individual.
June 18, 2010 - Brief #5
Internal and External Appeals of Claims Decisions
All group health plans, except for grandfathered plans, must implement an effective process for participants to appeal coverage and other claim determinations.
June 7, 2010 - Brief #4
Ban on Preexisting Condition Exclusions
All group health plans - including grandfathered plans - will be prohibited from imposing any preexisting condition exclusions.
June 7, 2010 - Brief #3
Mandatory Coverage of Preventive Services
Group health plans other than grandfathered plans will be required to cover certain preventive services, and no cost sharing (including deductibles, co-pays, and co-insurance) will be permitted for this coverage.
May, 2010 - Brief #2
Implementing and Communicating Changes to Health FSAs
Beginning Jan. 1, 2013, Health FSAs will be required to limit employee contributions to no more than $2,500 per year (subject to annual inflation adjustments).
May, 2010 - Brief #1
Extension of Dependent Coverage to Age 26
Employer-sponsored health plans will be required to continue covering employees' children up to age 26, regardless of full-time student or marital status.


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The Office of Government and Community Affairs (OGCA) works with the New York City Council, legislative staff, various elected officials and city agencies on programs and policy issues that are vital to the University. The New York City Council and city agencies support many University projects, such as the NYU College of Dentistry Mobile Dental Van and Dental Clinics, that enables NYU to provide dental services to underrepresented populations throughout the city, and the Leadership Institute for Black Nurses, that advances black nurses' careers and addresses the extreme disparities in health between African-Americans and other groups.
The office also coordinates the University's interaction with city elected officials and monitors legislative activity to share with, and receive feedback from, the University community. In addition to working with city government, NYU contributes to, and collaborates with, organizations and businesses throughout the city. To learn more about the outreach the University is involved in and the organizations we work with, check out Community Relations.
NYU is primarily located within City Council District 1 represented by Councilmember Margaret Chin. Councilmember Daniel R. Garodnick represents City Council District 4, where the NYU Langone Medical Center and School of Medicine is located and Councilmember Rosie Mendez represents City Council District 2, where the NYU College of Dentistry and Student Health Center reside. Based in downtown Brooklyn, NYU's School of Engineering is located within City Council District 33, represented by Councilmember Stephen Levin. To find out who your representatives are, check out the New York City Council website.
The Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement estimates that only 51% of 18-24 year-old citizens voted in the 2008 election. Exercise your power to vote! If you are a New York resident, visit New York State Board of Elections to learn about the state voter registration deadlines and how to register to vote in the next election.
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Keep up to date with the Office of Government & Community Affairs on Facebook or on Twitter @NYUGovRelations
Summary of Mayor's State of the City & Preliminary FY15 Budget l February 2014
Testimony of NYU AVP on Student Health Services before the NYC Council l October 2013
Mayor's State of the City Address Summary l Feburary 2013
Mayor's Preliminary FY14 Budget Summary l January 2013
Testimony of Steve Koonin, Director of CUSP, to NYC City Council l September 2012
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Plenty of research came before Go Burrito was ready for customers
SALISBURY — For a year, Mikey Wetzel and his family dined only at restaurants that doubled as market research.
"We didn't go out to eat anywhere unless we could learn something from it," Wetzel said.
He and his wife Lily would scan the menu and decide what everyone in the family should order, giving them the widest variety of foods and sauces to taste test.
Wetzel spent hundreds of hours "spying" at restaurants like Chipotle and Moe's Southwest Grill, eating burritos, interviewing any employee who would talk to him and even taking photos of food and kitchen equipment.
"Yes, we blatantly copied the success that has been proven before us," said Wetzel, who also watched dozens of episodes of reality TV shows about failing restaurants, learning what not to do.
Last month, he opened Go Burrito in the former Carousel Cafe location at 115 W. Fisher St. Open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day, the restaurant features the second-floor Go Cantina Rum Bar, open from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday through Saturday.
Wetzel, a video game designer by trade who has never owned a restaurant before, bought the building for $100,000. He then sunk an additional $600,000 into renovations, which include a dog-friendly outdoor patio and soon-to-open rooftop bar.
Originally from California, Wetzel and his sister Tamie Kerr were looking for a Main Street storefront to open a candy shop. They stumbled upon the vacant Carousel Cafe property, which Wetzel said called out for burritos.
The concept for Salisbury's first made-while-you-watch burrito joint was born.
Building a restaurant from scratch has been a challenge. From the Caribbean theme to the made-from-scratch salsa recipes to the water-saving toilets, Wetzel had to research and decide every aspect of the business.
"I bet I spent eight hours researching which toilet to get," he said.
The restaurant came together so well that people often think he bought a franchise, Wetzel said.
"First off, Go Burrito is not a chain," he said. "I'm flattered that people think it is, but it's a local family affair trying the best we can to add to Salisbury's dining and nightlife choices."
The other misperception is that Go Burrito is a fast food restaurant, Wetzel said. It's actually quick-service, which he said is a subtle but important difference — prices are higher than fast food, but the quality is better.
Customers order at the counter, then carry their food to a table. They fill, and refill, their own drinks. There are no waiters.
Staff can make about 60 burritos in an hour, and the daily record so far is 348 burritos. Wetzel said he needs to sell 250 burritos a day to break even.
Nearly everything at Go Burrito is made from scratch using fresh ingredients. There is not a freezer on the property, and the only thing fried is the homemade tortilla chips.
"The biggest challenge so far has been getting people unfamiliar with the concept to understand it, and also the prices," he said.
Wetzel said his prices are in line with Moe's and Chipotle, even though his costs are higher than the burrito franchise giants'. Go Burrito sells a grilled veggie burrito for $6.99, chicken or pork for $7.49 and steak for $7.99.
Depending on the toppings, burritos can easily reach 20 ounces in weight, he said.
"Some of our customers have walked away with a 24-ounce burrito, and that's not refried beans coming out of a 10-gallon kettle and hot sauce from a packet," he said.
Unlike Moe's, chips and salsa at Go Burrito cost extra. But Wetzel points out that Go Burrito customers get more chips and have more salsa choices than at Moe's.
Chipotle, the market leader for made-to-order burritos chains, charges more than Go Burrito for chips and salsa. Wetzel said he doesn't make any money on his salsa bar, which last week featured eight flavors including "Pineapple Express" and "Smoky Chipotle."
Hands down, the most popular flavor has been "Peach Habanero," a fiery salsa with a rich taste.
Go Burrito is still a work in progress, Wetzel said, and he encouraged customers to be patient while he and his staff, led by restaurant manager Dory McClure and bar manager Sean Sindle, put the finishing touches on the business.
Wetzel recently added quesadillas, salads, tacos and nachos to the menu, which also features a kids meal. Healthy ingredients are prominently featured, including brown rice, real guacamole and quinoa, high-quality grain for vegetarians and vegans that provides a complete protein.
Unlike competitors, Go Burrito grills its burritos in a $2,600 panini press once they are stuffed.
"The difference is almost like comparing white bread to toast," Wetzel said.
Grilling prevents the tortilla from becoming gummy and sticking to the foil wrapper or the roof of your mouth, he said. It also holds the burrito together better.
For an extra $1, customers can order their burrito "wet" — drenched in queso or red sauce.
Wetzel encourages customers to tip his staff generously.
"We're not preprocessed fast food," he said. "I think my employees earn their tips."
Once the patio and rooftop bar open, Go Burrito will seat 150. Wetzel said his location across from the mural will make Go Burrito a hub of activity during downtown events like Night Out, the Blues and Jazz Festival and Pops at the Post.
Plans include live music, karaoke, open mike nights, video game dance parties, trivia and even open jam sessions.
"Nothing too overbearing or loud, but just perfect for the vibe we are trying to create," Wetzel said.
The most frequent requests are for take-out menus and online ordering.
"It will come, but I ask people to be patient," Wetzel said. "Remember, we're not a chain, and we're ramping up as fast as we can."
Renovating the 114-year-old building took about a half-year, but construction was delayed for months due to Wetzel's now infamous problems with the county's permitting process.
Go Burrito became a prime example of the frustration of developers who want to reuse old buildings in downtown Salisbury. In the aftermath of Go Burrito and several other construction projects that were significantly delayed, Rowan County has revamped its building code enforcement department to be more business-friendly and help developers find safe but creative ways to rehabilitate vacant buildings.
Central Piedmont Builders basically rebuilt the entire interior of the restaurant from the new roof to the concrete floor, installing massive steel beams to support the rooftop bar.
"To quote my builder, you can park a fire truck up there now," Wetzel said.
They salvaged as much original material as they could, including hardwood floors on the second story, brick walls, plaster walls and all windows.
Randy Hemann, executive director for Downtown Salisbury Inc., helped immensely during the development process, Wetzel said, and gave Go Burrito a 12-foot easement in the alley to create the sunken patio.
So far, Wetzel's biggest surprise has been the number of repeat customers.
Several people have eaten at Go Burrito nearly every day since it opened, and a few have eaten there twice a day.
Wetzel said he expected feedback from customers but has been surprised to find their No. 1 comment has been, "Thank you."
"I expected 'Good luck,' 'Congratulations,' " he said. "But what I get is people coming up to me, very sincerely, and saying 'Thank you for adding to Salisbury. Thank you for all your hard work.'
"I can't tell you the joy that comes out of that."
Building Go Burrito has been financially painful for the Wetzel family, he said. Wetzel and his wife, who owns a real estate agency that specializes in High Rock Lake properties, have poured "every cent" into the business, borrowing to the hilt and making personal sacrifices, including preparing to disconnect their home cable TV, phone and Internet.
Wetzel, whose extended family has moved to the Salisbury area from California and Washington, said he's convinced Salisbury will support the made-to-order burrito concept.
"This is going to pay off," he said.
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Harrington said he had just six days to become a candidate, after LaMalfa announced he was giving up his two final two years in the Senate to run for the congressional seat of retiring Wally Herger.
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Harrington said he is in favor of Proposition 37, which requires labels for genetically modified foods in California, and he accused his opponent Jim Nielsen of "drawing money from Monsanto" (a company that works in genetically modified crops).
He supports Proposition 30, the governor's tax increase, and opposes Proposition 32, which prohibits unions from using payroll deducted funds for political purposes.
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RALEIGH — North Carolina State has fired women's basketball coach Kellie Harper after four seasons.
The school said Tuesday that the 35-year-old coach wouldn't return after missing the NCAA tournament for the third straight year. Harper, a former player under Tennessee's Pat Summitt, was the successor to late Hall of Famer Kay Yow, who died in 2009 after a long fight with cancer.
Harper's first team went 20-14, made a surprise run to the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament final and reached the NCAAs in 2010. But that season ended up being the high point.
The Wolfpack never reached 20 wins again, going just 50-50 with a 16-32 mark in ACC play and two trips to the WNIT in the past three seasons.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. — The University at Buffalo has hired Bobby Hurley to take over as its men's basketball coach.
Hurley completed his first season as an associate coach at Rhode Island this month, working under his brother, Dan Hurley. He spent the previous two seasons as an assistant at Wagner, also with Dan serving as head coach.
At Buffalo, he takes over for Reggie Witherspoon, who was fired two weeks ago after 14 seasons on the job. Witherspoon went 14-20 this past season.
Hurley, a superstar high school guard while playing for his father, Bob, Sr., in New Jersey in the 1980s, is best known for his playing days at Duke, where he established himself as one of the nation's top all-time point guards. He led the Blue Devils to three Final Four berths, including 1992, when he was named most outstanding player.
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After college, Hurley was selected by the Sacramento Kings in the first round of the 1993 NBA draft. He went on to play six seasons in the NBA split between the Kings and the then-Vancouver Grizzlies. After retiring, he became a racehorse owner and breeder before being hired as a scout by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2003.
CORAL GABLES, Fla.— Miami center Reggie Johnson had surgery Tuesday to repair a minor meniscus issue, said a person familiar with the situation.
Johnson did not accompany the Hurricanes to Washington on Tuesday night, though could play in the Final Four if Miami wins the East Regional this weekend, the person told The Associated Press because the school did not publicly disclose the surgery.
Miami (29-6) plays Marquette (25-8) on Thursday in the East Regional semifinals. The winner of that game will meet either Indiana or Syracuse for a trip to Atlanta and the Final Four.
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Mmm, those turkey wraps look especially good this morning, for some reason . . . I haven't made a wrap in ages! It's nice to be reminded about such an easy on-the-go meal.
Another thing I do is take roasted and sliced sweet potatoes with me for long car drives... tossed with sea salt, cinnamon, chili powder and olive oil, they're easy to snack from while driving, they satisfy that road-trip salty fix and they're really healthy!
Clever compilation! I love the idea of grape leaf rolls as good travel food!
I've got a long haul coming up, and I ordered the fruit meal on my flights, and will take spicy lentil wrap to supplement it. I loved this list and would love to see even more attention given to home-packed meals for air travel.


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This Dancing Blackshirt is a True Bo-liever
Blackshirt Pat Ricketts in his office. John Peterson Photo/Hail Varsity
By Randy York
On a "balmy" Saturday in early February, Omaha hosted two outdoor hockey games – one professional and one college game. Nebraska's largest city billed the back-to-back games as "Battles on Ice" at TD Ameritrade Park, one of America's best baseball venues showing its versatility as an outdoor hockey rink between the same first and third base lines that College World Series teams use.
Normally, Joe Ricketts, the founder, former CEO and former chairman of TD Ameritrade (one of the world's largest online discount brokerages) would expect Pat Ricketts, his 32-year-old nephew, to support such an important community-wide event. But Uncle Joe, whose family trust also owns the Chicago Cubs, understands why Pat, a former Nebraska Blackshirt and Second-Team CoSIDA Academic All-American, had to RSVP "No" to Omaha's unique double-header. Pat, after all, had agreed to compete for something fairly important himself.
Willing to Dance for a Worthwhile Cause
Instead sitting inside TD Ameritrade to watch a half day of hockey, Pat Ricketts became one of 18 "celebrities" competing for Omaha's version of Dancing with the Stars just down the street at the CenturyLink Center. Wearing a tuxedo and a confident smile, he performed an East Coast Swing from the movie Dirty Dancing with all proceeds benefiting the Sunshine Kids Foundation which supports Omaha youth fighting cancer.
"We had 800 people watch us dance, and that's about 799 more than I feel comfortable with," said Ricketts, a dedicated father of two young sons – 2½-year Henry and 16-month-old Graham. Like all male contestants, Ricketts' dance partner was Elizabeth Edwards, owner of the Omaha Ball Room, not Kirstin Ricketts, his college sweetheart and now his wife of nine years.
He Flourished as a Blackshirt Under Pelini
Pat Ricketts fits the "give back" profile of the Ricketts family well. He has, in fact, been committing to worthwhile causes since walking on and going on to play in 49 games as a Husker. He was a starter in 23 games, made 138 career tackles, broke up 21 career passes and intercepted six. As a sophomore, he made a solo tackle in Nebraska's national championship loss to Miami in the Rose Bowl. As a junior, he became a part-time starter and then flourished as a full-time senior Blackshirt starter under first-year defensive coordinator Bo Pelini.
"Playing for Coach Bo was a career highlight," Ricketts said. "When he came in here, he simplified everything. We were at a point in the program where we could have gone two ways, and he took us up. He was such a motivating coach. Coach Bo made the changes that needed to be made, increased the expectation level for everyone and helped us all get better every day."
Ricketts Proved to Be a Warrior on the Road
Ricketts sure did. His three biggest tackling games came on the road – 12 (including six solos) at Iowa State, 11 at Texas A&M and 10 at Penn State. He also intercepted a pass in the last three games he played under Pelini – against K-State, Colorado and Michigan State in the Alamo Bowl.
While he was excelling on the field, Ricketts was earning a 3.517 career GPA and learning life lessons off the field. His teammates voted him a member of the Unity Council, which policed internal issues even tougher than their coaches did. Ricketts spoke at "School is Cool" events and once drove to Norfolk, Neb., to read to elementary school children who loved hearing a Blackshirt read some of their favorite stories.
Even a Busy Man Finds Time to Watch Cubs
Commitment to community became a part of Ricketts' social DNA, and he now serves as vice president of the Millard School Board, a job that complements the hours he puts in as a partner in his own financial services company. He's sold on community active leadership, but doesn't always let a charity event trump a good time.
"Don't worry," Ricketts said. "We make sure the family gets to some Cubs' games every year just like we get to Husker games. I don't know how I got hooked into Dancing With the Stars. Maybe it was hearing that Mayor (Jim) Suttle and Tommie Frazier were judges. I think Jim Rose (the radio voice of Nebraska football when Ricketts played) helped talk me into it. Really, it's for a good cause, and that's all that really matters."
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Lexington Catholic to Host Clay County for First Round Playoff Game
Junior Tiger defensive back Josh Burchfield gets set to lead the Clay County Tiger football team into the state playoffs this week as Clay County travels to Lexington Catholic.
With the regular season in the books, it's playoff time in the Bluegrass, and the first round of the KHSAA Class 4A State Playoffs pits Coach Kenny Roark's Clay County Tigers (1-9) on the road against #12 Lexington Catholic this Friday night.
The Knights are rated as the 12th top team in the state, and the number-four ranked team in Class 4A, while the Tigers are ranked in at #25 in Class 4A.
With a high-powered offense led by University of Louisville commit Kyle Bolin, the Knights boast an 8-2 record on the year, capturing the Class 4A District 5 championship this season.
Bolin has been a dual-threat quarterback for the Knights this season, rushing for five touchdowns and throwing for 2,139 yards this season.
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Manchester – On a cold, rainy night at Tiger Stadium, Coach Kenny Roark's Clay County Tiger football team was simply outmanned last Friday night, falling to undefeated Breathitt County 41-16 in the final game of the regular season.
The Bobcats got on the board early and often in the first half, leading to a 29-0 score at halftime.
While Breathitt County dressed close to 60 players Friday night, Clay County had only four of the original 11 starters from their first game of the season.
Juniors Christian McNeal, Jacob Hyde, and Josh Burchfield, along with sophomore Nathan Dobbs are the only four players that have started in all 10 of the Tigers' games this season.
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Tuesday, 25 October 2011 23:21
High School Coaches Pleased With First Week of Roundball Practice
The Clay County Lady Tigers were hard at work during recent practice sessions.
With a week of official practices in the books, Clay County High School basketball coaches Robert Marcum and James "Ivy" Burchell have both been quite pleased with their team's performances thus far.
"I think this is going to be an exciting team to watch," said Tiger Head Coach Robert Marcum, "These boys are going to get after it."
"I like the way the girls are working," said Lady Tiger Head Coach James "Ivy" Burchell, "They're working really hard, and overall I feel the program looks really good right now."
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Tuesday, 25 October 2011 23:20
Lady Tigers Fall to Eventual Region Champion in Region Semis
Lady Tiger volleyball senior Brittany Bowman makes an overhead return during Thursday night's regional semi-final loss to Corbin.
Log Mountain - With a nice, loud crowd behind them, the Clay County Lady Tiger volleyball team came up one set short of reaching the 13th Region Tournament Championship, falling to Corbin in Thursday's regional semi-final game at Bell County High School in three sets (25-20, 11-25, 21-25).
The Lady Tigers stormed out the gates against the Lady Redhounds, jumping out to an 11-5 lead following an ace from Katelyn White.
Following a Corbin timeout, the Lady Redhounds closed the gap to within four, 14-10, before Head Coach Phillip Jones called the first timeout for Clay County.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 25 October 2011 23:21
Tuesday, 25 October 2011 23:17
Clay County Suffers Fifth Straight Loss
Tiger Head Coach Kenny Roark sends an offensive play in to freshman quarterback Ryan Holland during the Tigers' loss to Rockcastle County Friday night.
Mt. Vernon – In their final district game of the season, Coach Kenny Roark's Clay County Tigers suffered a 54-12 loss to host Rockcastle County last Friday night.
The Rockets put up 351 yards of total offense in the game, 220 on the ground, while Clay County totaled 106 yards rushing.
Clay County played without the services of starters Joseph Cheek, JR Gray, and Braden Gibbs, all of whom suffered season-ending injuries in the last two weeks.
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Tuesday, 23 November 2010 17:23
The Burning Springs Homemakers met at my house for our November meeting. After a potluck lunch, Amy Smith gave the lesson, "A Nifty, Thrifty, White Christmas." The Holiday Ideas 2010 packet was full of recipes and simple, inexpensive and new craft ideas for fall and Christmas. Those attending were Yvonne Westerfield, Rometta Hensley, Charlene Baker, Virgia White, Gloria Smith, Amy Smith and myself.
In Macedonia Baptist Church Team Kids News, Christmas play practice will be on Wednesday, December 1st and Wednesday, December 8th at 6:00 p.m. If you have a part, be sure to come out for practice. The Team Kids Christmas Play will be on Wednesday, December 15th at 6:00 p.m. Everyone is invited and we would especially like to invite all the parents to come out to watch their kids.
I made it out to the 17th Annual Madrigal Dinner last Thursday night. It was a full house and the food, decorations and entertainment were top-notch as always. It is a nice kick-off to the Christmas season. A lot of hard work goes on behind the scenes each year, and thanks go to everyone who makes it possible.
Aldous Huxley said, "Most human beings have an almost infinite capacity for taking things for granted." Isn't it the truth? When we become sick, we appreciate our health. When we lose something, we rejoice when we find it.
Wouldn't it be great if we could learn the habit of being thankful for what we have when we have it?
Frank A. Clark said, "If a fellow isn't thankful for what he's got, he isn't likely to be thankful for what he's going to get." This Thanksgiving season, let us all, me included, remember to give thanks for our many blessings. Life, family, friends, the sunshine and the rain, everything we receive is a gift from God. Happy thanksgiving to all and I wish you all a good week!
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The first ever Soul Train Cruise was announced for February 2013 and it quickly sold out which has prompted promoters to announce a second cruise that will leave from San Diego, California, from October 5th to 12th. According to the SmoothJazzNetwork.com, the new cruise will feature performances by Earth, Wind & Fire, Gladys Knight, Jeffrey Osborne, Freddie Jackson, The Whispers, Billy Paul, Jody Watley, Regina Belle and others.
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