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JOE TALAMO, KILLER GRACES, Winner: "We had an absolutely perfect trip. I followed (Charm the Maker) the whole way and just kind of did whatever (Garrett Gomez, Charm the Maker's rider) did. She really likes this track. Her only bad races were at Del Mar. She's just getting better and better and you can do anything with her. Last time she was in front and really ran a winning race. Today she sat back and I really thought on the turn I was going to win, but I knew Weemissfrankie would be coming. I'm glad she didn't. She's a really nice filly and I can't wait until she's three."
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Notes: Killer Graces became only the second filly to win both the Landaluce and the Hollywood Starlet, joining Serena's Song, who completed the sweep in 1994…Killer Graces has won three of five over Cushion Track and was second in her two defeats.
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We don't know why our zombie hero R (Nicholas Hoult) became the way he is, or why he begins to change. He has a running dialogue in his head and seems to know that he needs to eat brains, but seems to yearn for something better. He hasn't given up completly on his humanity like the scarier and creepier Bonies (zombies that have lost all humanity?) who seem to be the bullies of the zombie population.
In this zombie scenario, zombies who eat human brains somehow gain the memories of their victims. How Highlander of them! On one brain eating mission, R encounters Julie (Teresa Palmer) and eats the brains of Julie's boyfriend. Seeing the beauty that Julie's former boyfriend saw, R falls into love with Julie in true Romeo & Juliet style.
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EXPANSION: The Association recruited trainer trainees from each of the country's geographical divisions, with the understanding that each trainer would be responsible for spreading the technology in her district
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2:17 a.m.: A 27-year-old man was arrested during a pedestrian stop in the area of Clover Road and Tracy Boulevard on an outstanding warrant for public intoxication.
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5:45 p.m.: Officers arrested a 56-year-old woman during a traffic stop in the area of MacArthur Drive and Schulte Road for allegedly driving under the influence. Her passenger, a 58-year-old man, was also arrested for allegedly being intoxicated in public.
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We're a little bit late with April's lawyer of the month reader poll. First of all, we've been doing a lot of reader voting so far in this month. (There are still a few hours for you to vote in our Law Revue Video Contest.)
The other reason why we're a bit delinquent this month is because we think we know who is going to win. It's not every day that a recent law grad finds himself trying a murder case — and getting reprimanded by the judge for "lack[ing] knowledge of proper trial procedure."
Such is life during the Obama "recovery." Check out this month's nominees below…
There's one overdog in this competition, but really it's an honor just to be nominated:
- William Dorsey — Upon information and belief, Jacksonville attorney William Dorsey is the "Mr. Dorsey" who had the unenviable task of representing Kevin Phillip Gartner during the shortest deposition ever. Perhaps Mr. Dorsey didn't have to work hard enough to become a lawyer of the month, but he was a fine part of the all-too-brief entertainment had by all.
- Mark Gold — What do you do if you run up a $19,000 tab at a strip club? Well, when you are Florida attorney Mark Gold, you sue the strip club — pro se, of course.
- Ed Hastie — Suing Afroman for non-performance on 4/20 was so brilliant, I thought it was a prank. But it wasn't a joke. Ed Hastie goes all the way up to 11.
- Joseph Rakofsky — People wanted Rakofsky to win lawyer of the month for March, but his shenanigans didn't come to light until April. And what epic shenanigans they were. Rakofsky, a recent grad of Touro Law, litigated a case to a mistrial because of his own incompetence, according to a judge. Perhaps not understanding that it is a bad thing to have a judge declare on the record that you "lacked knowledge," Rakofsky went on to brag about the mistrial on Facebook. Now that, my friends, is a lawyer.
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- Joseph Rakofsky (59%, 219 Votes)
- Ed Hastie (19%, 70 Votes)
- William Dorsey (17%, 65 Votes)
- Mark Gold (5%, 19 Votes)
Total Voters: 373
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The Making of Mutabak at Zalatimo, Jerusalem: An Old Family Recipe Survives
If you don't already know about Zalatimo, you probably won't be able to find it—or so my local tour guide tells me as we walk into this tiny hole-in-a-wall pastry shop. (Literally - the shop is nestled within the ancient Roman walls surrounding the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem's Old City.) There are no menus, because Zalatimo only serves one dish: a savory/sweet pastry called mutabak, which is handmade-to-order from a 150-year-old family recipe.
Zalatimo's history is truly a family one: Mohammad Zalatimo opened the first mutabak pastry shop in the old city of Jerusalem in 1860, and the following generations have carried on the tradition, all the way down to his great-grandson (seen in the video below) who became upset when my fellow travelers and I took over the only four tables in the shop. (Granted, he was probably justified in feeling a bit miffed. As part of a culinary tour hosted by Kinetis, a non-profit organization, my traveling group included four other bloggers, our trip hosts, a Jerusalem tour guide, one photographer, and a three-person camera crew! For a shop that small, and with all the pastries made out in the open, it must have been disorienting!)
As I learned, mutabak's surprisingly simple ingredients—tracing-paper-thin dough, white cheese curds, sugar syrup, and a dusting of powdered sugar—belie a deft skill. Pastry dough this thin doesn't happen with a roller! It's all in the art of the wrist. Our chef flipped the pastry dough like a pizza, except he turned it over completely with each flick—one wrong move and it'll tangle, but do it just right (and, for the record, he did it just right every time) and the dough lands flat on the marble countertop, thinner with each turn until it's stretched to capacity. He followed this with a heaping of white cheese curds (sheep's milk, I'm told, soaked in water to release some of the salt), and folded it all together. Then into the oven for a few minutes, after which it emerged hot and crispy and ready for a final drizzle of sugar syrup and powdered sugar. Served with a cup of sweet Turkish coffee, it was a delicious experience, the perfect snack on a warm, dusty afternoon.
The BBC video below, which I happened to find while doing research, shows you exactly what the little shop looks like, as well as the technique in action!
Related: A Food Tour of Israel: Machne Yehuda Outdoor Market in Jerusalem
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Oh, yum. First David Lebovitz posts all these amazing, drool-worthy photos and now you guys. I'm booking a ticket to Israel today.
Second Rivercat's comment! I am starting to have an entirely new appreciation for Israeli food.
This is a genuine question, not a snark: Given the fact that the man's name is Mohammed, would that not make this Palestinean food, rather than Israeli?
Either way it looks delish!
For those of you who have access to British TV, Yotam Ottolenghi visited this shop (or one just like it) in Jerusalem on a Plate, an excellent documentary he did about the food of his native city. Not to be missed! Hopefully, it will become available in the US/Canada with the popularity of Plenty and his soon-to-be published book on the food of Jerusalem.
Yes, I thought people might consider themselves both. Thank you Harvey Cohen!
I was wondering whether Muslims in Jerusalem identify as Israeli or as Palestinean? But I guess that's a whole 'nother topic.
I love murtabak! Where I'm from (Malaysia), murtabak is usually stuffed with minced chicken/mutton/beef, onions and eggs, fried on a hot plate then served with a generous portion of curry. Absolutely delicious!


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Europe produces and consumes some of the world's most exciting and satisfying drinks. From Belgian beers to Italian coffee, French champagne to wines from all over Europe, British tea to fruit and nut liqueurs, Europe has it all – and has refined its production into an art from.
Where are some great places to see vineyards and taste wines? Just about everywhere. Grapes grow most easily between 30 and 50 degrees latitude; imagine a line stretching from the tip of Normandy through Frankfurt, Prague, and Krakow; that's more or less the northern limit...except that Britain now has hundreds of wineries as well.
The most famous and largest wine producers are France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Germany. However, Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Hungary, Greece, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Romania, Switzerland, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Turkey all produce wine, although their best products are often enjoyed within their own borders. Because vineyards are so gorgeous and tasting wine is so enjoyable, most wine-producing European countries have wine routes lined out so you can discover its bottled treasures at the source.
Consider just a few of Europe's wine regions. Luxembourg's luscious crémant, its Rieslings and pinots come from vineyards along the Mosel. When you arrive in Belgium, beer is the drink to sample ad infinitum; there are so many fantastic nuances among these much sought-after suds.
The Rhine wines of Germany are legendary; is there any better way to enjoy a respite in a café on the Rhine or Mosel than with a glass of one of the wines of Germany? Oh yes, maybe with your favorite German beer! And if you overdo at the table, have one of the herbal digestive liqueurs, such as an Unterberg Bitters, sure to put you back in top form.
Fresh 'Grüner Veltliner' white wines paired with traditional Austrian food are outstanding. The vineyards of Switzerland are some of the steepest, where helicopters are sometimes used to "rescue" the grapes during the harvest! Hungarian Tokai wines are splendid; in the Czech Republic, the vinobrani (grape harvest) in Moravia is toasted with burčák, a partially fermented wine available only from August to November. Be careful, this elixir is known for its surprising potency!
Italy has its fantastic red wines, but don't forget to try spumante, a sparking white, limoncello, and grappa. Spain, one of the world's largest wine producers, is famous for it's Riojas, sparkling cavas, and fabulous Sherries. Portugal is best known for its fortified wines, Port and Madeira, and also makes lovely red and white wines.
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In the Eastern Mediterranean countries coffee traditions derive from Arab culture. In Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey, a small pot is used to heat finely ground coffee with water and sugar. Decide in advance how you like it—each country has special vocabulary for super sweet, medium sweet, or supremely bitter. Just don't drink all the way to the bottom where the grounds have settled!
Glorious pastries waiting in glass cases for you and your fork enhance the elegance of cafés in Hungary and Austria. Lavish chandeliers, gilt mirrors, velvety coffee, and towers of chocolate and whipped cream await! Try one of more than 20 varieties of coffee drinks, and linger at your table for hours.
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Italy, coffee's first port of call in Europe, has given us a world of liquid pleasure: cappuccino, espresso, lungo, ristretto, macchiato—and some of the most dazzling coffee machines ever invented! Funnily enough, it was a 19th century Frenchman who invented the precursor to the espresso machine.
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David Susko, associate professor of biology, has been appointed to serve as director of the campuss Environmental Interpretive Center through June 2012
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DEARBORN / Aug. 6, 2009---David Susko, associate professor of biology at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, has been named director of the campuss Environmental Interpretive Center. His appointment will run through June 30, 2012.
David brings to this position the right combination of scientific expertise, leadership skill and energy along with a clearly articulated vision that will not only strengthen and advance the mission of the EIC, but transform it into the premier environmental education center of its kind in the metropolitan area, said Kate Davy, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs, when she announced Suskos appointment to the campus. I am confident in Davids abilities, excited about his vision, and wish him every success in his new administrative role.
Susko, who joined the UM-Dearborn faculty in 2003, plans to build on the foundational leadership of the centers former director, biology Prof. Orin Gelderloos, who helped to establish the EIC in 2001.
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A plant biologist who studies the influence of maternal environmental effects on the structure of weed populations and the reproductive viability of invasive plant species, Susko would like to increase the presence of urban farming at the center during his leadership.
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Susko joined the Department of Natural Sciences in 2003 as assistant professor of biology and was promoted to associate professor this year. In addition to publishing 17 papers in prestigious international plant science journals, Susko received UM-Dearborns Distinguished Teaching Award in the non-tenured category in 2008.
Susko has served on a number of campus committees, including the Faculty Senate, the Faculty Senate Council, the Research Support Committee and the Graduate Board. Within the Department of Natural Sciences, he has served on faculty search committees, the Environmental Science Graduate Program Committee, the Department Grievance Committee and as senate liaison to the Natural Sciences Department Executive Committee.
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Susko received his Ph.D. at the University of Windsor, and he served as a post-doctoral scholar in the Department of Crop Science at North Carolina State University before moving to the Department of Plant Sciences at the University of Western Ontario as an NSERC research fellow in 2000.
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These brushes feature blended synthetic bristles with ideal snap and spring for acrylics. The bristles are secured to the handles with rustproof stainless steel ferrules. The detail brushes have long, contoured bright green handles with a satin matte finish that provides extra comfort when holding the brush. The size is printed on end of brush for easy identification when painting. Ideal for large paintings and murals, the large scale brush handles are made of seasoned hardwood sealed and lacquered with a black, satin matte finish that provides comfort and a non-slip grip. The brushed stainless steel rustproof ferrule is screwed and glued to handle for added durability. The large scale brushes also have holes the handles for easy storage and transport.
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Aetna's Racial and Ethnic Equality (REE) External Advisory Committee (EAC) focuses on enabling members of certain racial and ethnic backgrounds to access culturally appropriate care. This group has vast experience to evaluate Aetna's racial and ethnic data.
The committee's experience also provides insight for assisting Aetna in identifying new initiatives focused on targeted results for specific populations.
Aetna's Racial and Ethnic Equality Initiative External Advisory Committee (EAC) Chairman
The Disparities Solutions Center Massachusetts General Hospital, Institute for Health Policy (Boston, MA)
Joseph R. Betancourt directs the Disparities Solutions Center at Massachusetts General Hospital, which works with health care organizations to improve quality of care, address racial and ethnic disparities, and achieve equity. He is also Director of Multicultural Education for Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), and an expert in cross-cultural care and communication. He is also an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Betancourt served on several Institute of Medicine (IOM) committees, including those that produced Unequal Treatment: Confronting Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Health Care and Guidance for a National Health Care Disparities Report. He also has advised federal, state and local government, foundations, hospitals, health centers, professional societies, trade organizations, and pharmaceutical and private industry on strategies to improve quality of care and eliminate disparities.
A practicing internist, Dr. Betancourt co-chairs the MGH Committee on Racial and Ethnic Disparities, and sits on the Boston Board of Health as well as Health Equity Committee and the Massachusetts Disparities Council.
Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
Anthony Chen is a family physician and director of health for the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department. He has strong interests in community health planning and program development, quality and systems improvement, and access to health care. Other areas of focus are cross-cultural medicine and cultural competency in health care.
He grew up in Southeast Asia and the Pacific before attending boarding school in New Hampshire and the University of Michigan. After medical school at Duke University, he completed family medicine residency at the University of Cincinnati, followed by a Faculty Development Fellowship at Duke University.
After 3 years in the Chicago area, Dr. Chen moved to Seattle where he practiced comprehensive family medicine for 12 years in public health and community clinic settings, while participating in family medicine education in various capacities. He also held leadership roles in local and national efforts on community issues, including hepatitis B immunization and liver cancer prevention in Asians.
He completed The Commonwealth Fund-Harvard University Fellowship in Minority Health Policy and obtained a Master's of Public Health at Harvard School of Public Health. He worked in clinical care, administration and community programs at a large public health care system, while teaching at the Tufts University Family Medicine Residency Program and Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Chen returned to the Puget Sound area as the director of health for the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department. He serves on several state and national public health committees; regional planning bodies; and local, state and congressional district committees on health care access and reform.
He remains involved in teaching with the Madigan Army Medical Center Public Health Residency, the University of Washington School of Public Health, the University of Washington Tacoma Nursing Program and the Pacific Lutheran University School of Nursing. He is actively engaged in oversight of and research through the Washington Public Health Practice-Based Research Network.
His community service also includes participation in Rotary Club of Tacoma No. 8 and the boards of United Way of Pierce County and Tacoma Goodwill Industries.
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Jorge Girotti is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medical Education and serves as Associate Dean and Director of Admissions and Special Curricular Programs at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) College of Medicine. As Director of Admissions, Dr. Girotti manages all admissions, and as Dean of Special Curricular Programs, he oversees the Baccalaureate/MD program as well as the Urban Medicine curriculum.
Dr. Girotti also directs the Hispanic Center of Excellence in Medicine (HCOE). His role is wide-ranging, from developing a competitive pool of Latino applicants for the college, to improving the hiring and retention of Latino faculty.
Girotti earned a doctorate in Educational Administration and Policy from UIC in 1990, and a Master of Arts in Counseling and Guidance in 1983 from Northeastern Illinois University. His professional activities include: member of the Illinois State Board of Health; member of the Board of Governors, Institute of Medicine of Chicago; treasurer of the Hispanic Serving Health Professions Schools, among others. He also serves on the National Hispanic Medical Association Board of Directors.
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Marriott International (Bethesda, MD)
Karen Graham is Manager of Health Plans for Marriott International, a leading hospitality company with 120,000 employees nationwide. Ms. Graham is responsible for managing several of the company's health plans and participates in the development of the company's benefit strategy and design. She has held various Human Resource positions within Marriott for the past 27 years.
Ms. Graham is an active member of the Mid-Atlantic Business Group on Health, and she serves on Aetna's Client Advisory Group. She obtained her Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business and Finance from Mount St. Mary's University.
Green & Urribarri, LLC (Coral Springs, FL)
Linda Green has been practicing medicine for more than 15 years and currently is in a 5-person single specialty private practice group in Coral Springs, FL. Dr. Green previously served as Chairman of the Department of OB/GYN at Northwest Regional Medical Center. She has served as an expert witness for the Florida Department of Health since January 2005.
Previously Dr. Green practiced medicine at the All Women's OB/GYN Group from 1991 through 1994, and at Broward OB/GYN Associates through 1999.
Dr. Green completed her undergraduate work and received her medical degree from Brown University in Medicine. She completed her residency at Kaiser Permanente Medical Center in California in 1990.
Departments of Health Policy and Medicine (New York, NY)
Carol R. Horowitz is Associate Professor of Health Policy and Medicine at New York's Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and a practicing general internist. With a focus on using Community-Based Participatory Research to address health disparities, she is the Principal Investigator of several National Institutes of Health (NIH) -funded, community- based interventions. She also is the recipient of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) REACH Center grant to eliminate diabetes disparities among African Americans and Latinos.
Dr. Horowitz is director of the East Harlem Diabetes Center of Excellence, and the Principal Investigator of the Community Engagement and Research Core for Mount Sinai's Institutes for Clinical and Translational Sciences. She has implemented numerous community-based health improvement interventions. In addition, Dr. Horowitz, and mentors students, residents and faculty interested in addressing disparities and partnering with communities on research to improve local health and influence policy. She has an M.D. from Cornell University, and received a Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) from the University of Washington as a Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar.
Senior Vice President at Bank of America (North Carolina)
James Huffman is the Senior Vice President responsible for the Strategy and Design of employee benefit programs for Bank of America's U.S. workforce.
He currently leads a team in developing the benefits strategy and products for the U.S. employee workforce. His key responsibilities are to deliver benefit programs that meet the needs of a diverse workforce, facilitate business objectives and deliver shareholder value.
James has an extensive career in employee benefits having served in key roles on the healthcare delivery, insurance industry, the strategic design of benefit offerings for Fortune 500 clients, as well as the strategic design and administration of employee benefit programs. James is also certified in Six Sigma processes.
University of Wisconsin – Madison (Madison, WI)
Elizabeth A. Jacobs is Associate Professor of Medicine and Population Health Sciences and Vice Chair for Health Services Research in the Department of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. She attended medical school at the University of California at San Francisco and trained as a general internist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. She completed a Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Fellowship and a Masters in Public Policy at the University of Chicago.
After struggling to care for limited English-speaking patients during medical school and residency, she decided to pursue a research career investigating minority disparities in health care. Dr. Jacobs' research interests include access to, and cultural specificity of, medical care delivered to minority patients, the impact of interpreter service interventiosn on the cost and quality of healthcare, health literacy, and the role that trust in health care plays in racial/ethnic disparities in health care. Her research has been supported by grants from the National Cancer Institute, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The California Endowment, The Russell Sage Foundation and the Office of Minority Health.
She is recognized as an expert on the provision of linguistically accessible and culturally competent care and has served on Office of Minority Health, Joint Commission, and AHRQ expert panels. She has published numerous peer-reviewed journal articles and has authored three book chapters. In addition, she works with other investigators to design culturally specific research, and teaches residents and medical students about practicing culturally sensitive medicine.
CommuniCare Health Centers (San Antonio, Texas)
Martha A. Medrano is the Director of Behavioral Health at CommuniCare Health Centers in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Medrano has developed initiatives addressing perinatal depression as well as depression and anxiety in a population of patients with multiple medical conditions. These conditions include diabetes, hypertension, obesity and chronic pain syndromes such as fibromyalgia.
Dr. Medrano is a retired Professor of the Department of Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Family and Community Medicine and Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA), and retired Associate Dean of Continuing Medical Education (CME). She is an Adjunct Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at UTHSCSA.
Dr. Medrano received her doctorate of medicine from UTHSCSA. She is a child, adult and addiction psychiatrist who has 24 years of experience as an administrator and clinician educator. Some of her recognitions include Hispanic Business Magazine's 100 Top Influential Hispanics, San Antonio Women's Hall of Fame and San Antonio Magazine's Influential Physicians: Women Who Are Making a Difference.
Dr. Medrano has been supported by the Aetna Foundation to develop an online Cross-Cultural Communication Course for Health Professionals and was awarded the Edgar C. Hayhow Award for her article published in the Journal for Health Care Management entitled "Self-Assessment of Cultural and Linguistic Competence in an Ambulatory Health System."
Drexel University, School of Public Health Friends Center (Philadelphia, PA)
John A. Rich is Professor and Chair of Health Management and Policy at the Drexel University School of Public Health. He has been a leader in the field of public health, and his work focuses on serving one of the nation's most ignored and underserved populations—African-American men in urban settings.
Prior to Drexel University, Rich served as the medical director of the Boston Public Health Commission. As a primary care doctor at Boston Medical Center, Rich created the Young Men's Health Clinic and initiated the Boston HealthCREW, a program to train inner city young men to become peer health educators who focus on the health of men and boys in their communities.
Dr. Rich earned his MD from Duke University Medical School, and his Master's from the Harvard School of Public Health. He received an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Dartmouth in 2007 and now serves on its Board of Trustees.
In 2006, Dr. Rich was granted a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship and in 2009, he was inducted into the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences. His book published in 2009 about urban violence, Wrong Place, Wrong Time: Trauma and Violence in the Lives of Young Black Men, has drawn critical acclaim.
Brigham & Women's, Department of General Medicine (Boston, MA)
Thomas Sequist is an Associate Professor of Medicine and Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Sequist also works jointly in the Division of General Medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital and the Department of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School. In addition, he is a practicing general internist and the Director of Research at Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates.
Dr. Sequist's research interests include health care quality, health disparities, and the intersection of these two fields. He is involved in studying methods of improving health care quality in the ambulatory setting, including the use of information technology. Dr. Sequist is particularly interested in health policy issues affecting care for Native Americans, and works collaboratively with the Indian Health Service to evaluate the provision of care for both chronic diseases and preventive services for this population.
Dr. Sequist is a member of the Taos Pueblo tribe in New Mexico and is committed to improving Native American health care, serving as the director of the Four Directions Summer Research Program at Harvard Medical School and the medical director of the Brigham and Women's Hospital Physician Outreach Program with the Indian Health Service. He graduated from Cornell University with a B.S. in chemical engineering. He received his MD from Harvard Medical School, and his MPH from the Harvard School of Public Health.
Baylor Health Care System (Dallas, TX)
James Walton is Vice President and Chief Health Equity Officer at Baylor Health Care System. He is also the Vice President of the Office of Community Health Improvement, Health Texas Provider Network and Medical Director for Project Access Dallas, Dallas County Medical Society.
Dr. Walton serves as Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of North Texas, School of Public Health, Department of Social and Behavioral Health. He is also board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine.
He attained his BA in 1978 from the University of North Texas. Dr. Walton completed his internship at Fort Worth Osteopathic Medical Center, Fort Worth TX. He completed his internal medicine residency at Miami Valley Hospital, Wright State University, Dayton OH and Methodist Hospitals of Dallas, Dallas TX. Dr. Walton earned a MBA from the University of Michigan in 2009.
Dr. Walton's areas of interest include the impact of health care delivery system's strategic partnering with community-based health care delivery, redesigning health care delivery and access for vulnerable populations. Additionally, he focuses on the quantification of resources provided by community and faith-based systems of health care, measuring their impact on the improvement of health care access and health outcome disparities within "at-risk" communities.


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All of our collars, unless otherwise noted on the collar's page, are measured to the center hole for a TRUE neck size. Simply measure your dog's neck at the base for the proper collar size. There should always be enough room to slip one finger between your pet's neck and the collar, so do this as you determine your dog's neck size. The measurement of your dog's neck is the size of the collar it needs.
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Looking for something a little bit different for your special pet? We've got a collar for you! The Embroidered MAYA Personalized Dog Collar is definitely one of a kind. Each woven dog collar comes in a variety of exclusive, bright patterns. The MAYA collar is hand-made from 100% cotton strands that are colorfast and designed for a dog on the move. Because these woven dog collars are hand-made - every collar is as unique as your dog. How neat is that? Plus, this collar is hand-crafted and personalized right here in the USA.
Each Embroidered MAYA Personalized Dog Collar also comes with an embroidered patch that you can personalize with your dog's name and your phone number. The personalization is embroidered in clear uppercase font, making it easy to read for all those that interact with your pup. This means there's no need for jingling hang tags. The team at our sewing shop has worked to come up with best patch and embroidery thread color choice for each distinct MAYA design. Check the list below to see the options and if you'd rather have a different color thread, just make an order note at the end of your order and we'll do a custom color for you with no added charge.
Each collar is embroidered using pristine monogramming in uppercase standard block font style with maximum size embroidered area and there are no jump stitches between characters. Personalization allowance is 20 characters for 3/4" patches and 25 characters for 1" patches (this includes spaces and punctuation). Embroidery size may vary. We maximize the embroidery within the patch size area based on the number of characters.
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2-ply construction using high density nylon webbing and MAYA pattern hand woven material
No unsightly embroidery threads will be showing thru on the inside of our collars
Contoured side release buckle for greater comfort
Choice of Plastic Buckle or Chrome Plated Metal Buckle (metal buckle not recommended for smaller dogs since it is slightly heavier)
Welded "D" ring
X-box stitching
Name and phone number embroidered on designer patch which is then sewn onto the MAYA collar using nylon thread
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Collar Sizes Available:
Small 3/4" x 9-14" inch neck
Medium 3/4" x 13-18" inch neck
Large 1" x 16-23" inch neck
XL 1" x 20-27" inch neck
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Atlantic - Navy Patch, Lime Green Embroidery Thread
Checker - Navy Patch, Tan Embroidery Thread
Fish - Navy Patch, Grey Embroidery Thread
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Paw - Navy Patch, Kelly Green Embroidery Thread
Western - Navy Patch - Sand Dune Embroidery Thread
Ocean - Navy Patch - Ocean Blue Embroidery Thread
Yucatan - Navy Patch - Goldenrod Embroidery Thread
Holiday - Red Patch - White Embroidery Thread
Lumina - Pink Patch - Lime Green Embroidery Thread
Burr's Barey - Black Patch - Cream Embroidery Thread
Diamond - Black Patch - Orange Embroidery Thread
Earth - Black Patch - Dark Tan Embroidery Thread
Multi 1 - Black Patch - Cerulean Embroidery Thread
Rasta - Black Patch - Scarlest Red Embroidery Thread
V2 - Black Patch - Purple Embroidery Thread
Tempo - Black Patch - Scarlest Red Embroidery Thread
These collars match our Embroidery Maya Personalized Leash, which are available with the same personalization and color options you chose for the collar. This leash is available in the following sizes:
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