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Anesthesia - what to ask your doctor - adultWhat to ask your doctor about anesthesia - adult
You are scheduled to have a surgery or procedure. You will need to talk with your doctor about the type of anesthesia that will be best for you. Below are some questions you may want to ask your doctor.
Which type of anesthesia is best for me and the procedure that I am having?
- General anesthesia
- Spinal or epidural anesthesia
- Conscious sedation
When do I need to stop eating or drinking before having the anesthesia?
Is it alright to come alone to the hospital, or should someone come with me? Can I drive myself home?
If I am taking the following medications, what should I do?
- Aspirin, ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil), naproxen (Aleve), other arthritis drugs, vitamin E, clopidogrel (Plavix), warfarin (Coumadin), and any other drugs that make it hard for your blood to clot
- Sildenafil (Viagra), vardenafil (Levitra), or tadalafil (Cialis)
- Vitamins, minerals, herbs, or other supplements
- Medicines for heart problems, lung problems, diabetes, or allergies
- Other medicines I am supposed to take everyday
If I have asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, or any other medical problems, do I need to do anything special before I have anesthesia?
If I am nervous, can I get medicine to relax my nerves before going into the operating room?
During the anesthesia:
- Will I be awake or aware of what is happening?
- Will I feel any pain?
- Will someone be watching and making sure I am okay?
After the anesthesia wears off:
- How soon will I wake up? How soon before I can get up and move around?
- How long will I need to stay?
- Will I have any pain?
- Will I be sick to my stomach?
If I had spinal or epidural anesthesia, will I have a headache afterwards?
What if I have more questions after the surgery? Who can I talk to?
Review Date: 12/20/2012
Reviewed By: Robert A. Cowles, MD, Associate Professor of Surgery, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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November 8, 2012
Tahoe Dream Foundation would like to thank Leslie Schultz and the Lakeview Commons Crew for the opportunities given to our nonprofit organization founded on March 2 to support our local Child Care Centers and to provide clothing, shoes, and school supplies to children and families in need, by giving us a spot to set up a booth to introduce ourselves. We would also like to thank them for allowing us a chance to set up a booth selling our handmade jewelry as well which contributes 20 percent of all sales to the foundation and for the chance to receive donations for our cause through valeting bikes during the summer concert series at Lakeview Commons. Without this opportunity we would not have gotten as far as we have, so thank you so much for helping our foundation. Amie BrownTahoe Dream Foundation and Everything Plus Store

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NIC Professional Chapter - Urban Farm Volunteer Event
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Saturday, June 29, 2013 at 12:00 PM - Saturday, November 2, 2013 at 3:00 PM (CDT)
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The Professional Chapter of Net Impact Chicago (NIC) is partnering throughout the year with Chicago Lights Urban Farm as a way to give back to the community in a sustainable and responsible way.
Come join the Professional Chapter leadership team and other Net Impact members as we get our hands dirty and learn about sustainable urban farming!
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Location: 444 W. Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60610 (intersection of Chicago Ave and Hudson Ave). Train access: Brown or Purple Line to the Chicago/Franklin stop; Blue Line Chicago Avenue stop. Bus Access: Chicago Avenue Bus #66
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|The Supplemental Appropriation Act, 1948.
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post, pp. 695, 703, 941.
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|60 Stat. 1049.
25 U.S.C. §§ 70-70v;
28 U.S.C. §§ 259, 259a.
58 Stat. 394.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums are appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to supply supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1948, and for other purposes, namely:
Salaries and expenses: For expenses necessary to carry out the purposes of the Act of August 13, 1946 (Public Law 726), creating an Indian Claims Commission, including personal services in the District of Columbia; printing and binding; and penalty mail costs as required by the Act of June 28, 1944, $150,000.
Purchase and transportation of Indian supplies: For an additional amount, fiscal year 1947, for "Purchase and transportation of Indian supplies", $400,000.
The funds appropriated under title II of the Second Deficiency Appropriation Act, 1947, to meet increased pay costs under the appropriation title "Education of Indians, 1947", may also be used for payment of tuition for Indian children enrolled in public schools.
Conservation of health: For an additional amount for "Conservation of health", $302,300.
Expenses of tribal councils or committees thereof (tribal funds): For an additional amount, fiscal year 1947, for "Expenses of tribal councils
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The City of New Haven has contracted with Vision Appraisal Technology of Northboro, Mass. to assist with the revaluation process. The overall process will take approximately 20 months to complete. Data collection will begin in May 2010 and will occur primarily throughout the next 12 months, although reconciliation of data will continue through to completion.
During the collection phase, Vision Appraisal data collectors will visit each property and physically inspect the interior and exterior of each building, as well as the characteristics of the land. For most residential properties, the entire process takes approximately fifteen minutes.
All Vision Representatives will carry photo identification from the City of New Haven and Vision Appraisal, as well as a letter of introduction from the Assessment Department. City Assessment Department personnel will also carry photo identification. Descriptions of their cars together with vehicle registration markers (license plates) will be on file with the Police Department (203-946-6316) and the Assessor's Office (203-946-4800). Despite precautions taken by the city, property owners are urged to request identification before granting anyone permission to enter their properties, and property owners should be wary of potential imposters attempting to impersonate Data Collectors. Any suspicious behavior or activity should be immediately reported to the New Haven Police Department.
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DEVORE -- The Paid Dues Independent Hip-Hop Festival drew mixed reviews Saturday for its move from National Orange Show Events Center in San Bernardino to San Manuel Amphitheater here.
"It was cleaner at the NOS center," said Aaron Perez, 37, of Los Angeles.
"With all the dirt and dust, you feel like you're getting sick. "
His friend, Francine Mater, 22, also of Los Angeles, added: "I think the layout is harder to get around in. "
Others liked the new site and said it was better than the events center.
"It's bigger. I like it," said Andrea Munguia, 15, of Moreno Valley.
First time festival-goer Nilaja Blount, 23, of Pasadena said the amphitheater's size accommodated a larger crowd and that it was a "good idea" to move because more people are able to walk around without feeling closed in.Munguia was happy she was able to see her favorite group, Flatbush Zombies, early in the day.
"They have a different sound than all these other artists," she said.
Vendors near the side stages were also mixed about the new site. Some felt they had to deal with debris and dust.
"Sales would be up and traffic would be more" if there were less debris and dust, said Gabriel McClain of Sacramento, an assistant manager for Nation Of Hardware clothing and shoes.
But clothing vendor and artist Osmar Espinoza, 33, of Fontana said some people were just whining about the new location.
"Overall, people will always find something to complain about," Espinoza said.
San Bernardino County sheriff's spokeswoman Jodi Miller reported Sunday there were no major incidents at this year's hip-hop festival.
Perez and Mater, like most fans interviewed on Saturday, said they were happy with the music.
"They do a good job with entertaining all age groups," Perez said of the event's organizers.
He said he came to see Compton's Kendrick Lamar, Los Angeles' WC and Pomona's Suga Free, among others.
Mater was there to see Atlanta's Trinidad James.
Large groups of people were also seen gathering at three different stages on the amphitheater grounds to watch artists like James, WC, Lamar's group Black Hippy and Macklemore and Ryan Lewis on Saturday.
James performed his hit, "All Gold Everything," while WC performed songs from his Westside Connection group and solo.
Groups like De La Soul and Talib Kweli performed their biggest hits.
Moreno Valley artist Stevie Crooks, real name Steven Montgomery, said he was in shock to have performed early Saturday on the main stage - just like the headliners.
"It's something I've always dreamed of," he said after his 12:15 p.m. performance.Ontario artist East 60, real name Joey Atilano, said that performing with his group First Dirt at the same time on a different stage was "the best feeling ever. "


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I installed mint kde and I am trying to make it look exactly like bt. Does anyone know if there is a package for the theme? as I need the repos/sources if anyone can provide that.
What I am looking for is like splash, system tray, window, system tray icon...etc
What I am looking for is like splash, system tray, window, system tray icon...etc
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It would probably be easier to instal bt5 and just dump the packages you don't need, and install the ones you do.. Mint is based on Ubuntu also, but I'm not sure what the differences are.. just a thought.
Pretty sure it's not really a "theme", at least not one that's been packaged up as one.
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A trifecta of outstanding customer service, have-to-own items, and a relaxing vibe makes The Webster Miami a shopping Mecca. Browse through unique finds from labels including Chanel, Haider Ackermann, Saint Laurent, and Carven, or rest up after a South Beach shopping spree at the in-store bar.
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Just my 2 cents, but I wouldn't trust anyone outside of my NDA scope with that kind of data. So, although I would like to use an online cracker like you propose, from a business sense, I couldn't do it.
But, I'm just 1 scenario. I'm sure there are others out there that would find this capability very useful.
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- 2 3/4 pounds acorn squash, peeled (see note), halved, seeded, and cut into roughly 1/2-inch dice (about 4 cups)
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/3 cup diced red onion (small dice)
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground white pepper
- 2 Fuji or Gala apples, cut into roughly 1/2-inch dice (about 2 cups)
- 1/2 cup chicken stock or canned low-sodium chicken broth
- 1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme leaves
Preheat the oven to 450°F. Line a small baking sheet with parchment paper.
In a medium bowl, toss the squash with the melted butter, cinnamon, nutmeg, and 1/4 teaspoon of the salt. Transfer the squash to the prepared baking sheet, and roast in the oven for 15 minutes, or until golden and fork-tender. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool for at least 5 minutes.
Heat the 2 tablespoons butter in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Add the onion, the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt, and the pepper and cook until the onion is soft, about 2 minutes. Add the diced apples and the chicken stock, and bring to a simmer. Cook for 5 minutes, or until the apples are barely ten- der. (Don't cook the apples too long you want them to retain their shape.) Remove from the heat.
In a medium mixing bowl, combine the roasted squash, the thyme, and the braised apples with their cooking liquid. Toss gently to combine, and serve warm.
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- Cuisine: American
- Cooking Method: Combination
- Occasion: Thanksgiving
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Delicacy in design is the catch word for this circa 1910 pendant. An articulated three element form of 14k yellow gold captures the eye and enraptures the soul with its aesthetic of beauty. A round faceted green tourmaline is embraced by a surround of petite natural freshwater pearls set within gold lattice work resembling the pendulum of a grandmother clock.
Suspended floats a pendant with another green faceted tourmaline set in yellow gold – this time a teardrop shape and again caressed by an embrace of petite natural freshwater pearls hugging the sensuous curves of the drop. In all, forty (40) of these lustrous examples of nature's perfection add their touch of splendor to a period pendant. A 14k yellow gold chain accompanies the piece.
Date: Circa 1910.


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The FAA hold line stencil is produced in two sections. The overall measurement is 396"W x 84". The bottom section contains the two long 12" wide horizontal bars. (There is no bridging on the long vertical bars so be careful to double check its spacing before applying paint.) The top section contains the repeated 36"W x 12"H double line bars. There is a 3" wide border to prevent messy overspray. The F.A.A. Hold Line stencil has been designed and field tested by the Federal Aviation Administration Specification AC 150/5340-1J for maximum legibility.
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This is the toiletry bag rated "Best Overall" by The Wall Street Journal. Durable yet compact, it has an internal shelf large enough to accommodate all your travel needs, including full-size shampoo bottles and cans, allowing you to carry your favorites instead of relying on smaller travel-sized products. This bag conveniently hangs unfolded over a door or towel rack to provide you extra space in hotel bathrooms, and gives you easy access to grooming essentials kept neatly organized and visible by internal mesh pockets. The interior has five zippered pockets in addition to the two on the outer sides. Unlike common toiletry bags, the shell is constructed of 1680 denier ballistic nylon to withstand the rigors of travel. Imported. 8" H x 10 1/2" W x 7" D. (1 1/2 lbs.)
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Overall good travel bag
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Overall the bag is good. It seems a lot bigger in the picture so I was surprised by the amount of space I had to work with. I like the different section to put products with each other. Sometimes the zipper gets stuck.
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This toiletry bag is as advertized. Good size, but not too big. It has great storage space! Plus the storage space is divided up into a good number of "sub-compartments" making it real easy to store your various contents as you desire.
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Roomy and compact at the same time.
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The University of South Carolina's Office of Continuing Education and Conferences is expanding its programs to offer local residents the opportunity to advance their careers with affordable, applicable professional education and training options.
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"The current offerings are designed to immediately impact employees and their organizations, and make career changers more marketable in the current economic environment," Eric McGee, director of continuing and professional education, said. Training advisors are available to help individuals identify which programs may be right for them.
Moreover, McGee said, some offerings have been approved for workforce development (WIA) funding, including several of the Emerging and Sustainable Technology programs and the Paralegal Certificate program. "The financial aid option, along with several others, including continuing education student loans, make choosing one of the USC Professional Education Programs accessible and affordable for all," he said.
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My husband is 43. I am 30. We have had two pregnancy losses in the last three months. It has been heart-breaking. I can't help but wonder if our age, or more specifically his age, has anything to do with it. What do you think? I don't want to do bring it up and make him feel like it is his fault, but I also don't want to suffer another loss.
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Hi picksomeflowers,
I recently answered a similar post here; you may like to have a look.
To summarise what I explained in the post linked to above, a man's fertility decreases very gradually after age 35 or 40 and a woman's fertility levels decrease far more significantly from age 35 onward. As you are under 35 it is unlikely that your miscarriages were caused by the age of you and your husband because at your age your eggs would normally repair any defective sperm. Sadly partners of any age (even in their late teens and twenties) can experience a miscarriage (due to chromosome problems with the baby).
I understand how difficult it is to try again when you have been through one or more miscarriages. Please keep heart that many women sadly experience miscarriages and go on to have a baby. Only you and your partner will know when you are ready to try again.
Thinking of you,
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Thank you again for the information, LJ. I really appreciate everything that you have shared with me!
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You are very welcome. We look forward to continuing to support your journey to parenthood on here.
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Apple occasionally changes the official name of a release, without changing its actual build number.2. It won't install if it is the wrong version
e.g. iOS 6.0 GM -> iOS 6
iOS 6.1b5 -> iOS 6.1
Its certainly possible for them to do the other thing,
and update build numbers without changing the product name.
As far as I know, they've never done that before. But there's no reason they can't.
And some reason they might want to. :)
Unless you only use it in USA or Japan
Or independently, then used iTunes to restore?
For both the above,
I wonder if 6.1 may not be recognized as "the latest" for all devices in every region.
I had thought that verifying the hashes was done at a central spot (via Cupertino). Possibly its not?!
Unless you're using an older device with a tethered 6.0 jb, or any device now running a version that you updated via OTA. In those cases, you'd probably be better off restoring to 6.0.x first, if you still can. Probably not necessary, but prudent, IMO.
If you've already updated to 6.1 via OTA, get the 6.1 ipsw and restore to that.
Just updated with iTunes... It undid the changes I made with carrier editor but with a jailbreak coming up I think I can live with that
Nice I slept in on the wrong day will be updating to 6.1 tonight
AWESOME, can't wait for Cydia to start crashing like crazy, and i mean that in a good way, I just love when the day of the new ios jailbreaks come.
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Jewish-themed CLEs have become something of a cottage industry for attorneys, with the growing phenomenon appearing to be a win-win-win for all involved.
For decades, attorney Gene Schneyer faced the same choice that confronts all licensed Pennsylvania lawyers, one that's not really a choice at all: Sit through 12 hours of continuing legal education credits every year or give up practicing law in the Keystone State.
For the bulk of his career, the 60-year-old Schneyer who specialized first in corporate securities and later in employment law did what he had to do and attended daylong seminars on such topics as tax or employment law, programs that he often found boring and only marginally useful.
"If most lawyers were honest about the CLE experience, they would tell you it is a necessary evil," Schneyer, of the Fairmount section of Philadelphia, said, using the abbreviation for continuing legal education. "The amount that people learn is really minimal."
But now that he's retired — and maintaining his license to keep his options open — he has come to cherish his CLE courses. It's not because he's developed a newfound fascination with, say, the intricacies of federal contract compliance or recents trends in workers' compensation.
Instead, his newfound enjoyment came after he learned that he could earn all of his required credits by studying law through a Jewish lens.
"I don't adhere to halachah, but I am fascinated to learn about" what Jewish sources have to say about seemingly secular topics like the right to privacy or decisions on whether to withhold medical treatment for a terminally ill patient, said Schneyer, a member of Old York Road Temple-Beth Am, a Reform synagogue in Abington. "Both as a lawyer and a Jew, I find it fascinating."
Since the late 1990s, Jewish-themed CLEs have become something of a cottage industry in the region. That has come as the state board overseeing CLEs has tried to broaden the offerings.
And the phenomenon, which continues to grow, appears to be a win-win-win arrangement for all involved.
Lawyers can study an area of personal interest to fulfill a professional obligation. Jewish groups get to engage Jewish lawyers — and there's no shortage of them — in aspects of the religious tradition. At the same time, these courses can provide some revenue for the groups: An hour of credit can typically cost anywhere from $40 to $200.
And for the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board, which oversees the accreditation of roughly 30,000 CLE courses across the state annually, approving Jewish topics for credit dovetails with the desire to make the CLE requirement less onerous and the course offerings more interesting.
"There is a breadth of topics that are approved for CLE. That is by design, said Dan Levering, who runs that board.
And it's not Jews taking advantage of this approach. Levering said that it's not uncommon for religious leaders of other faiths to teach seminars that have been approved for CLE credit.
A variety of groups now offer Jewish-themed courses for CLE credit: The Institute for Jewish Ethics, which is based in Center City and primarily runs CLE programs; the Brandeis Law Society, a group dedicated to advocating for the interests of Jewish attorneys; Chabad; the University of Pennsylvania; Jewish Social Policy Action Network, which is a social advocacy group; and the Philadelphia Society for Jewish Ethics, which is based in Bucks County and is part of a national organization offering CLE classes on Judaism and the law. Gratz College, one of the first institutions in the area to offer Jewish CLE courses, has cut back its program due to the high cost of running it but is still offering some selections, according to Joy Goldstein, the college president.
Some of these groups also offer courses that can satisfy requirements for physicians, dentists, accountants and social workers, but lawyers are the primary focus.
As Rabbi Moshe Brennan of Chabad of Penn Wynne put it, the popularity of Jewish CLE courses is a case of supply and demand or, maybe, it's more like demand and demand. "They need the credits and we want them coming to Jewish courses."
Brennan is currently teaching a course called "Life in the Balance" about medical issues. The program was developed by the Chabad-affiliated Rohr Jewish Learning Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y., and is currently being taught by instructors at 350 Chabad houses around the world.
Does diving into Jewish wisdom make for more ethical attorneys?
Jeffrey Pasek, past president of JSPAN — an advocacy group that offers a handful of CLE-accredited credits for some of its public-policy programs — said that learning about Judaism and other faiths can be of great benefit to both Jewish and non-Jewish lawyers.
"Religion matters in the way people live their lives. Religious sources are often the sources of the moral norms that we see in the law," said Pasek. "Understanding what religion says about these norms is often a great insight for how we interpret and how we advocate what the legal rules are or should be."
Pennsylvania Superior Court Judge Anne Lazarus, a former chancellor of the Brandeis Law Society, which runs an annual event called Jewish Law Day, said that having Jewish lawyers learn about the Jewish ethical tradition "has to be a good thing."
Rabbi Alexander Coleman began teaching CLE classes about a decade ago for the Etz Chaim Center for Jewish Studies, which is based in Elkins Park. Two years ago, he founded his own organization, the Institute for Jewish Ethics, which is based in a small office on Walnut Street. In addition to teaching CLE courses, he offers more informal instruction in the Torah and other Jewish texts.
The British-born Orthodox rabbi is a proponent of the idea that Judaism has a lot to say about contemporary secular issues. Programs, he said, that introduce a traditional Jewish perspective to hot-button topics like spying and eavesdropping draw in people who aren't observant and might not come to class focusing on more esoteric aspects of Judaism.
"Ethics are so universal and are so applicable," said Coleman, who lives in Northeast Philadelphia. "Many people don't understand or appreciate how much application there is in the Talmud to current-day dilemmas."
Last month, the institute co-sponsored a program at the National Constitution Center called "Society Under Surveillance" that featured the center's president and CEO, legal scholar Jeffrey Rosen, as well as well-known Orthodox Rabbis Mordechai Becher and Shlomo Yaffe. Coleman said a trademark of his programs are that they feature experts in both Jewish and secular law.
On Nov. 14, the institute is tackling another hot issue at a program at the University of Pennsylvania. "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Decides? The Ethics of Health Care Rationing," will feature medical ethics scholar Dr. Daniel Eisenberg.
For 17 years, the Germantown Jewish Centre has been offering CLE courses at the Center City firm of Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis. The tradition started under the synagogue's previous rabbi, Leonard Gordon, and now continues under its current religious leader, Adam Zeff.
Zeff has co-taught a class on Jewish and Islamic law and is now leading six sessions looking at ethical issues raised in film. Zeff said he loves the intellectual interaction. He noted that the classes held at the law firm attract a fair number of non-Jews curious about halachah.
"We are trying to think broadly. We will make them better or more self-aware lawyers," he said. "These lawyers are very smart people and want to engage in a high-level discussion with these intellectual questions. This is a great way to do it and to socialize together and connect to something that is about their identities."


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SANTA ANA — The Huntington Beach man charged with the worst mass-killing in Orange County history was given an October trial date Friday.
Orange County Superior Court Judge Thomas Goethals set Oct. 15 for the trial of Scott Evans Dekraai, 42, who pleaded not guilty earlier this month to eight counts of murder and one count of attempted murder in a grand jury indictment.
However, Deputy District Attorney Scott Simmons said it is unlikely the trial will begin that soon, noting he hoped it would begin sometime next year.
Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas was at Dekraai's arraignment on the grand jury indictment last week and said his office pursued the indictment in an effort to speed the trial process.
"I'm hoping to get this case to trial in about a year," Deputy District Attorney Tony Rackauckas said. "We want ... to get it out of the way for the survivors and for the victims' families so we can have justice at the earliest possible time."
The indictment removes the need for a preliminary hearing, which could have taken years to occur, Rackauckas said.
Family members of victims praised the move, saying they would attend every trial session and court hearing until the matter is finished, though they hoped the case wouldn't drag on in a legal quagmire.
Deputy Public Defender Scott Sanders said Friday he plans to ask the court to seal the grand jury transcript, a move not supported by prosecutors.
Dekraai, 42, is charged with eight counts of murder, including the special circumstance allegation of multiple murders, and one count of attempted murder for the Oct. 12 shooting spree at the Salon Meritage in Seal Beach.
Eight people were killed - including Dekraai's ex-wife Michelle Fournier, 48 - and a ninth gunshot victim, 73-year-old Hattie Stretz, survived the rampage.
The others killed in the shooting were Randy Lee Fannin, 62; Victoria Ann Buzzo, 54; Lucia Bernice Kondas, 65; Laura Lee Elody, 46; Christy Lynn Wilson, 47; Michele Daschbach Fast, 47; and David Caouette, 64.
Prosecutors say the attack was prompted by Dekraai losing a bitter custody battle with Fournier over their eight-year-old son.
Rackauckas announced just days after the killing, and again at last week's arraignment, that his office will seek the death penalty if Dekraai is convicted on all counts.
The accused remains in jail and is being held without bail as he awaits trial. He is scheduled to return to the Santa Ana courthouse on April 13.
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•Didgeridoo Jam and Australian stories beneath the eucalyptus and gum trees (Gold Canyon didge player Bernie Haley is shown in the photo at right and is our Emcee for the didge jam)
Experience a taste of The Land Down Under -- the plants and culture of Australia are closer than you might expect, particularly on a special Saturday in January when Boyce Thompson Arboretum celebrates Australia Day.
Didge players, and those who own a didge but never learned the technique of circular breathing to play it, are invited to join Musician Bernie Haley for an informal didge jam session from 9-11am in the lecture room. For details or to sign-up, Call Bernie at 250. 927. 5544, or e-mail him at email@example.com. Haley will also offer a concert open to all visitors that afternoon from 1:30-3:00, outdoors beneath the Eucalyptus trees if the weather is clement -- or in our lecture room of the Smith Building if the event of rain or excessive cold.
Join a 10:00 AM walk-a-bout through our Australian plant collections; the Arboretum has a forest of massive Australian red gum and eucalyptus trees. Why have Australian trees in the Sonoran Desert? Learn more on a guided tour at 10am lead by Outback Horticulturist Paul Chambers (owner of the Australian Outback Nursery in Tonopah). Did those beer commercials make you want to learn How To Speak Australian? Visit that link above and explore to find a whole page dedicated to "Dingo Lingo" words and phrases.
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Australia In AZ. Want to hear a real, live Australian truly talk the talk? Be here at 10:00 am when Paul Chambers guides a tour of our extensive collections of plants from that massive continent -- many of them purchased as seedlings or saplings from Paul's own Australian Outback Plantation in Tonopah.
Paul Chambers joins us to share his knowledge and expertise with Australian plants on a guided tour through the Eucalyptus Forest and Walkabout trail. Paul's Australian accent is genuine -- and his talk will be peppered with Dingo Lingo phrases.
Chambers founded this unique nursery in 1980 after moving to the Valley from Indianapolis following his former career as an Indy 500 mechanic. After designing landscapes for Indy 500 winners Gordon Johncock and Tom Sneva he earned a degree in horticulture from Canberra Technical College in the Australian Capitol Territory, and began sowing seeds collected in the Australian Outback in his own backyard in Phoenix. "Local landscapers purchased our unique varietals to plant along the freeways around Phoenix, now you see the stately Ghost Gum trees well established and providing Arizonans quick shade and shelter," recalls Chambers. "We've grown, and now have a sanctuary of more than 100,000 trees at our 240-acre Downunderontop Ranch in the West Valley, near Tonopah; its open to the public." One of Arizona's success stories, Australian outback plants are now distributed through Lowes garden centers in Arizona, Nevada and California. Chambers is also famous for growing a special type of eucalyptus with leaves harvested to feed koalas, gorillas and giraffes in zoos across the U.S. Learn more about Chambers, a colorful AZ/OZ character with certified Outback roots, on his 10am tour.
Bring Your Didge -- Get In Free
If you pledge you'll get onstage during our Afternoon Didge Jam from 1:30 - 3:00 pm, we'll waive your admission if you BYO didgeridoo. starting at 1:30 p.m. Bernie Haley and friends will share live didgeridoo music -- where blocks of powerful sound from this ancient aboriginal instrument will be punctuated by quieter times for Australian expats to share the 'mic, telling their own stories of life and culture from the Land Down Under.
Learn more about life in Australia by reading the words of local author Marilyn Stewart, an Arboretum annual member who lives in Mesa -- in past years she has been a speaker at this event. She wrote Child Of The Outback, and also Footprints And Fragrance In The Outback? Read more about the author and her experiences growing up in Australia at www.childoftheoutback.com
Another visitor to watch for is Paul Chambers of Australian Outback Nursery .
Frequent Arboretum visitors will tell you they particularly enjoy a stroll past the giant eucalyptus tree which we call "Mr. Big." They may also tell you that this property is home to one of North America's largest collections of Australian plants-- at least 449 species in the arboretum collection that have Australian roots.
Australia Day gives our staff a chance to showcase the walkabout trail, the Drover's Shed and trees such as "Mr. Big," which is more than 140-feet tall and has an eight-foot girth. This River Red Gum tree was planted in 1926 when the Arboretum's first opened to the public.
'AUSTRALIA 101- Everything you need to know to prepare for travel Downunder! Matt Welch, director of the Australian Tourism Centre, based in Tucson, has been here in years past to present workshops on everything you need to know about going to Australia. With handouts, videos, and hands-on experiences, you can learn many new things and feel ready to travel downunder. Learn more with an email to Matt Welch [email@example.com], or call his office at 520-296-3788.


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No probs ...
You can pickup the sff's on ebay REALLY cheaply now, last one I got I
only paid $80AU for, then $30 for the cf => IDE converter, and another
$30 for a 32mb cf card ...
So for $140 I got a firewall that's a shed load more powerful than the
wrap / sosekris boards ... and upgradeable !
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From: Stefan Stolk - Dynasoft.nl [mailto:stefan at dynasoft dot nl]
Sent: Friday, 18 February 2005 1:01 PM
To: Barry Mather
Cc: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: RE: [m0n0wall] compaq sff no keyboard boot (No F1)
Thank you for sharing this information! I have a Compaq Deskpro and the
same problem. I bought a WRAP so I don't need the Deskpro anymore, but
maybe I'll use it again.
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Van: Barry Mather [mailto:barry dot mather at dorecentres dot com dot au]
Verzonden: vrijdag 18 februari 2005 2:40
Aan: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Onderwerp: [m0n0wall] compaq sff no keyboard boot (No F1)
Have been running m0n0 on a Compaq sff for ages, just installing another
one now, and couldn't for the life of me remember howto run them without
a keyboard ... after much googling, here it is for those who care ..
The SFF's are great for m0n0walls, p2 350, 128mb ...
- Run BIOS setup by pressing F10
- Goto 'Security' and 'Set Power On Password'
- Type in a password and F10 to accept the change
- As soon as password is set, 'Password Options' will appear under
'Security' tab
- Enable 'Network Server' mode in there
- F10 to save changes and exit
When booting up it won't ask you for F1 anymore. However, if you or
someone else plugs in a keyboard it will ask for a power-on password.
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I got lucky and purchased both of these pre-owned. I don't discriminate against pre-owned Chanel as long as it's in excellent condition and comes with all the original packaging (box, dustbag, tags, auth card). The current retail price of the PST is around $1600, and the rectangular caviar WOC goes for around $1300.
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Home » Education & Training » Medical Students & Residents » Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency » Curriculum
Educational Objectives
The Sisters Hospital Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency is a progressive, structured educational experience, including formal and informal activities.
The purpose of this program is to teach residents the appropriate basic sciences and clinical skills that will enable them to provide excellent care for women and to fulfill the requirements of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
With that goal in mind, specific educational objectives include:
- To create an environment which allows the resident to integrate basic information, technical skills, and sound clinical judgment, while at the same time developing the habits of lifelong learning in obstetrics and gynecology.
- To use deductive reasoning in dealing with clinical problems.
- To develop a strong awareness of ethical and intellectual integrity, including the ability to assess one's own progress and limitations.
- To promote the need to serve women with sensitivity, regardless of their socioeconomic background, race or religion.
- To acquire an awareness of socioeconomic and legal factors that impact the practice of obstetrics and gynecology.
- To be able to recognize one's own physical and mental limitations and the impact of stress created by the high intensity learning situation, with an understanding of the potentially deleterious effects of this on one's own personal behavior and ability to appropriately care for patients.
The Elements of Residency
While there is continued emphasis on integrating basic science information into the clinical setting throughout the four years of residency training, the educational objectives include a program of instruction stressing progressive acquisition of cognitive knowledge, technical skills, and professional capability. In addition, there is advancing patient responsibility, culminating in the fourth year.
Each academic year is broken down into 13 modules of 4 weeks each.
First Year
Emphasis is placed on mastering the fundamental concepts of anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology as they relate to the normal obstetric and gynecological patient. PGY1 residents are closely supervised in the outpatient continuity clinic by a faculty member. During the first year, there are also rotations in internal medicine, outpatient gynecology, neonatal intensive care, and medical/surgical intensive care. First year residents participate in the NCC Fetal Heart Monitoring course and test for certification.
Second Year
During the second year, emphasis is placed on abnormal obstetrics and gynecology with an increase in the level of responsibility and the acquisition of technical skills appropriate for that year. These residents will routinely "run the board" on labor and delivery. They also spend four months rotating in maternal fetal medicine, where they not only see complicated obstetric cases, but also refine their obstetric ultrasound skills. One of these months is spent at Mercy Hospital. One month is available for an elective rotation.
Third Year
More attention is given to the areas of sub-specialization during the third year curriculum (i.e., gynecologic oncology, reproductive endocrinology and infertility, urogynecology and pelvic floor dysfunction, and breast disease).
It is also expected that the resident will begin to appreciate the technical refinements that are necessary in a procedure-oriented specialty.
Third year residents prepare for and take the Fundamentals of Laparoscopy Surgery (FLS) course and exam, leading to certification. One month of gynecologic oncology is spent at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute. The third year resident assumes a greater role in the teaching of State University of New York at Buffalo (SUNYAB) third year medical students.
Fourth Year
During the fourth year of training, there is a strong emphasis on integrating all of the previous years' experience, acquiring additional technical experience and assuming a major role in the responsibility for management of patients with complicated obstetric and gynecological problems.
The chief resident must serve as a role model in terms of teaching more junior residents and medical students. The chief resident is also introduced to administrative functions. In the SUNYAB Gynecology-Obstetric Program at Sisters Hospital, one of the chief residents is the administrative chief resident for a period of time and then that responsibility is transferred to another chief resident for an equal amount of time.
All of the chief residents function as junior faculty members, assist in planning educational conferences, deal with appropriate administrative decisions, and interface with the hospital services where the residents interact, such as the Emergency Room, Sisters OB/GYN Center and quality assurance.
Learning Modules
There are 13 modules in a year, each composed of 4 weeks. The following represents the rotation schedule of our residents:
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|Family Planning
|GYN Oncology
- FLS = Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery
- MFM = Maternal Fetal Medicine
- MIGS = Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery
- REI = Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility
The Learning Environment
Special BirthPlace
The Special BirthPlace, our labor and delivery unit, is equipped with 2 triage rooms, 10 labor/delivery rooms, 2 operating rooms, and a 3-bed post-operative recovery unit. We have 24-hour coverage by both anesthesiology and neonatology, as well as a level III NICU. Sisters Hospital has nearly 3,000 deliveries every year, and provides ample opportunity in VBAC and operative delivery.
Sisters Hospital has over 800 major and 1,400 minor gynecologic cases each year. Our faculty enjoys working with and teaching residents. There is ample experience in abdominal, vaginal, and laparoscopic surgery. We have the DaVinci Si robot, which is used for both gynecology and gynecologic oncology cases, and the residents are trained as assistants for the DaVinci Si. One month of dedicated gynecologic oncology is performed at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
Educational Rounds
Every morning at 7 a.m. and every evening at 5 p.m., all in-house residents gather to sign-out their patients. A faculty member is present for these rounds and varies between an Ob/Gyn, Gyn. Oncologist, Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist, or Internal Medicine attending physician. This gives the residents and the attending an opportunity to talk about patient management decisions and learn how to better care for their patients.
Sisters OB/GYN Center
Sisters OB/GYN Center is the resident outpatient continuity clinic. It is located within Sisters Hospital, and each resident spends one afternoon here each week, with the exception of residents on night float.
Residents follow high-risk obstetric patients, as well as see routine and complicated gynecologic patients. Residents perform colposcopy, endometrial biopsy, and minor surgical procedures. Sisters OB/GYN Center serves a largely underprivileged and immigrant population.
Wednesday Education
Wednesday mornings are protected education times for our residents.
After morning sign-out, the time between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. is reserved for educational activities, including faculty lectures, morbidity and mortality reviews, and CREOG/board exam preparation.
Beeper call is covered by the chiefs during this time.
Night Float
The program utilizes a night float system. Residents on night float work Sunday through Thursday or Monday through Friday nights from 5 p.m. until 7 a.m. The day residents never have to cover weekday night call and only have to take calls on the weekends.
Work Hours
The residency program adheres to the both the ACGME and New York State 405 work hours regulations.
Each resident is expected to develop and conduct their own clinical research project throughout their time at Sisters Hospital. Guidance is provided by a faculty member. This research is to be completed and is presented in the fourth year of residency.
Conduct of all house officers is governed by the code of ethics provided by the AMA and the current Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Facilities.


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Hi, just thought I'd throw up this question and see if anyone knows why this is happening and if it's a common problem.
I have a dropdown menu, taken from this tutorial and on iPhone's the text jumps in size when the menu is dropped down.
I have an Android and it works fine.
Stick this in your style sheet and see if it fixes the problem:
@media only screen and (min-width : 320px) and (max-width : 480px) {
body {-webkit-text-size-adjust: none;}
If not, post a link if possible so we can check it out.
Thanks again ralph! That seems to have done the trick
Great! iOS--at least on iPhones--has this weird desire to resize text sometimes, but seems to do it very randomly. So I always add in that line to kill it off. But I do it inside @media rules to ensure that desktop browsers aren't affected, as it's horrid not to be able to resize text in your browser.
Ya it even keeps WebKit from increasing text size with zoom too. I never got to test this. But I bet using 100% or auto instead of none would still keep it from increasing on iPhone and keep desktop WebKit unaffected even outside of media queries. But it needs to be tested.
You have to be careful as you end up killing the user zoom which on small devices can be catastrophic
There's a run down here of best practices.
The only effect I've seen from -webkit-text-size-adjust is that it prevents weird, seemingly random text resizing. It certainly doesn't prevent zoom (on the iPhone) as I can still zoom in when using this.
If you resize the browser in chrome to trigger the media query you set you can see that it stops the text from being resized. I wonder if the mobile version has been updated to avoid this or its zoom is independent?
This was the quote from the post I linked to that seemed to suggest that mobile wouldn't zoom either.
By setting -webkit-text-size-adjust to 100% instead of none Safari keeps the same text size after an orientation change, while still allowing the user to zoom in if they need to. Setting it to 100% also seems to leave user resizing of text alone unlike none.
I've just wrenched my wife's iphone from her steely grip and tested and it does seem that you can still zoom the text on the iphone with the value "none" set.
So it would be safer to apply that media query rule of yours via min-device-width and max-device-width instead of giving it to desktop browsers also.
Ok that's it. I'm going to apply my obsessive perfectionism to this and find out exactly what happens. My guess is still that you can just say 100% outside of media queries and iPhone will not enlarge text - and zoom fine - and webkit big brother will still zoom text. I will set up a nice test page later today.
Yep, not something I've ever been too worried about, but yes, the iPhone zoom thing must have been changed since the article was written. I will try 100% instead of none, though.
Here is my little test. http://www.websitecodetutorials.com/projects/iphone-text.php
Well I was wrong. "none" is the only one that prevents iphone from increasing text size. The others have no affect. "none" is also the only one that prevents desktop safari from increasing text size as well. None of them have any affect on the iPad.
EDIT: I was wright and wrong. Lol. I used the number 100 as the id. That does not work as you know. I fixed that. I always thought that worked it was just not supposed to be done. could of sworn that worked a few years ago. Anyway...
Now 100% does work as guessed to prevent iPhone from increasing text size. AND it also allows desktop safari to enlarge text on zoom and zoom text only. And has no affect on the ipad. So 100% is what should be used outside of media queries. And of course I can freely pinch in and out on iPhone and iPad. Those that prevent that should be shot. Why would you do that?
As Paul and I said, "none" doesn't prevent pinching and zooming on the iPhone—at least any more. What OS version are you using?
I never said it does. It never has prevented pinching
O well, you seemed to imply it:
So 100% is what should be used outside of media queries. And of course I can freely pinch in and out on iPhone and iPad. Those that prevent that should be shot.
There is some rule that can lock the iPhone and iPad into a fixed state - no pinching. They shod be shot. Not quite the reaction I thought I would get. I simply just took the time to make a test to find out once and for all the results.


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Rirkrit Tiravanija was selected as the third annual winner of the Lucelia Artist Award. Tiravanija's art focuses on the interactions created by visitors moving in the space and situations he constructs and the social community that is created by these interactions, including eating, sleeping, and cooking. His role as an artist is as a developer of a dialogue, not as a creator of an object. His work has been widely shown in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Recent solo exhibitions of his work have been held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, Ohio, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Tiravanija was one of the curators of the 2003 Venice Biennale.
Tiravanija was born in Argentina in 1961 and was raised in Thailand and Ethiopia. He attended the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program in New York City, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Banff Center School of Fine Arts, and the Ontario College of Art in Toronto. Tiravanija divides his time between New York City, Berlin, and Bangkok. Currently he is an associate professor of professional practice of visual arts at Columbia University. Gavin Brown's enterprise in New York City represents Tiravanija in the United States.
Richard Flood, chief curator at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis
Vicki Goldberg, author and critic
Laura Hoptman, curator of contemporary art at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh
Cindy Sherman, artist
Robert Storr, professor of modern art at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University
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Everybody who was anybody: a biography of Gertrude Stein, Volume 1
Putnam, 1975 - 244 pagina's
Reviews the legendary expatriate American writer, art collector, and saloniste, exploring her public and private endeavors, her relationships with family, friends, and fellow artists, and her impact on twentieth-century art and literature
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Being The Youngest
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"The storm has changed everything," said Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murphy.
On Tuesday, a Monmouth University poll put her 42 points down.
A Monmouth University poll among independent voters shows one of the deepest cuts: Obama is behind by 19 points.
Monmouth left London on June 15th and reached Edinburgh on the 18th.
Such was the issue of the battle of Freehold, or of Monmouth, as the Americans call it.
Madame has had bad news, said Monmouth and looked at her anxiously.
The blood and carnage of Saratoga and of Monmouth had given him confidence.
The fondness of Charles for Monmouth was, to say the least of it, extravagant and injudicious.
Two of them also spoke to having seen him actually in Monmouth's Army.
Twenty young maids of some rank presented Monmouth with a pair of colors of their handiwork, together with a copy of the Bible.


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Best Of :: Food & Drink
With its ridiculously cheap prices, massive portions, high-volume galley, vintage candy counter and '50s malt-shop decor that manages to come off as more sincere than shlocky, Rosie's is a great diner. Just about everything on the menu is award-worthy — from the malts and thick shakes to the chicken-fried steak. The only thing distinctly un-dinery is the bubbly service staff that bends over backward to make every customer happy. But in the case of Rosie's, we're willing to overlook that.
Yes, we understand that few people are going to run out and drop twenty bucks on a sandwich. But the lobster-salad sandwich at the Ship Tavern is well worth the price. Essentially a lobster roll, it loads what must be half a Maine lobster, perfectly cooked, onto a homemade brioche roll, and binds everything together with a thin mayonnaise that tastes handmade. Take your time savoring your sandwich in one of the corner booths at the Ship Tavern, a venerable, if somewhat unseaworthy of late, institution in the Brown Palace. You've paid for the privilege.
The Arada Gebeya, one of the great spice markets of Africa, is located in central Addis Ababa. And now its namesake restaurant, Arada, has brought the true flavors of Ethiopian cuisine to the center of Denver, introducing a flock of customers to its deliciously authentic fare. Although this city has a surprisingly large number of Ethiopian restaurants, Arada is the best of the bunch. In its relatively new digs on Santa Fe, the dining room is small but lovely. But once the food arrives, all of your attention will be on the large platters of white tibs and sambusa, incredible raw-beef kitffo and doro wat in a fiery red-chile sauce. Everything comes family style, complete with injera and exotic sides.
For thirty years, Szechuan Chinese Restaurant has been doing business in one of the worst imaginable locations in all of restaurantdom — but somehow it's managed to build, and keep, a dedicated crowd of regulars. They flock here for the friendly, accommodating service, the huge menu with well over a hundred options, and the low prices and large portions. But really, Szechuan would need to offer just one thing, and we'd keep coming back. This kitchen makes the best dumplings we've found in Colorado. And that alone is reason to hope that Szechuan manages to stick around for another thirty years.
Salt-brined and grilled pork chops in cider-blue cheese sauce with mashed potatoes, a steak topped with bacon, roasted quail with a pecan grit cake and cranberries. Such dishes translate into one thing: a quintessentially American restaurant. At Duo, chef John Broening and his crew have been quietly redefining the standards of American cuisine, incorporating local and regional elements into classic presentations, touching always on those things that American cooks do better than anyone else: simple meats, comforting sides, rough but artistic plating. And in the process, Broening is blazing a trail for other American chefs, showing how American food can be at its absolute best.
Ba Le Sandwich, a small, brightly lit sandwich shop smack in the middle of Denver's best Vietnamese-restaurant neighborhood, is a destination both for Vietnamese immigrants looking for an honest taste of home and adventurous gastronauts looking for a taste of foreign climes on the cheap. Both appreciate the banh mi, the classical collision of French and Vietnamese culinary tradition that resulted in a wonderful spread of sandwiches — most of them some variety of pork — on short baguettes. At Ba Le, you'll find sliced pork and spicy pork, pork pâté and pork cutlets, with topping options of sliced cucumbers, sprouts — whatever you like. No matter what you choose, you'll get out the door for under five bucks, with a lunch that beats any fast-food offering.


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GSA Expertise Delivers For State Department
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On June 18, Senior Counselor to the Administrator, Stephen R. Leeds and Secretary of State Hillary R. Clinton officially opened the renovated George P. Shultz National Foreign Affairs Training Center. The Shultz Center provides American diplomats and foreign affairs specialists with the training they need to represent the United States abroad.
The renovation project added significant enhancements to the building's profile, including a 25 percent increase to the existing training space, state-of-the-art multimedia and communications tools, and an expanded child care center that is set to achieve Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design silver certification. As Leeds said, the State Department is another example of GSA completing projects for its partner agencies on time, on budget, and on green.
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Outside the main Design Miami/ tent opposite the Miami Beach Convention Center, cars are the currency. Designers such as Rem Koolhaas and Bjarke Ingels were spotted filtering in and out of the fair, headed off to the Design Districtweaetxdyvaydzcwq or the Pérez Art Museum across the bay, but there's always the sticky problem of how to get them there. The lucky few have their own drivers; the rest of the world waits for taxis, only to creep through traffic on Collins Avenue.
Inside the tent, a couple themes emerged this year. The first and most ubiquitous is Charlotte Perriand: the 20th-century French designer has at least one piece in no fewer than four different booths, and offsite exhibitions—including a full-size recreation of a Perriand house on the grounds of The Raleigh Hotel—are helping to make 2013 the Year of Charlotte. "It's no coincidence," says François Laffanour of Paris' Galerie Downtown, who was approached by representatives from fashion house Louis Vuitton, whose recent marketing campaign has starred Perriand's work in a leading role. Laffanour lent his expertise to that effort, and Vuitton (extending their already powerful influence in the Design District) helped make Perriand the talk of Miami. "They liked the image of this very strong woman," says Laffanour.
Design Miami/ director Marianne Goebl identified a couple other going trends in this year's fair, including "the convergences of old and new technologies," evident in pieces like designer Maarten Baas's "Godfather Clock Corten" at Carpenter's Workshop: a standing clock topped by a round digital screen, the clock tells times through videos, like that of a man drawing the minute and second hands moving in real time across the face. Time, however, was only too short for the busy visitor—just enough to race through Galerie Patrick Seguin's stunning, rebuilt Jean Prouvé house before dashing off to the Design District for a night of panels and parties.


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Carolinas HealthCare System is defining the future of healthcare by finding more effective and efficient ways to deliver both medical care and customer service.
Indeed, CHS made innovation an even more vital part of the corporate culture during 2011 by opening the TreeHouse. The TreeHouse is a dedicated meeting space for large and small groups wishing to inspire curiosity, foster collaboration and learn more about the discipline of innovation.
In keeping with this emphasis, CHS staged an inaugural innovation conference in November at the Mint Museum of Art. "Innovate to Greatness: Unlocking Your Curiosity," brought together more than 250 creative leaders from throughout the system to work on thought-provoking joint projects.
No sooner had this program ended than Zeev Neuwirth, MD, chief medical officer for the Physician Services Group, was selected from a pool of more than 900 applicants to participate in the Innovation Advisor Program. This nationwide initiative is sponsored by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation. His project focuses on delivery redesign for diabetes care and, in particular, on improving population health, achieving high quality outcomes and reducing costs.
One CHS researcher who won plaudits for problem-solving long before the TreeHouse is Qi Lu, MD, PhD. Recognized around the world for his research achievements, Dr. Lu was instrumental in winning a unique $7.9 million grant to support research on personalized drug development for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
The five-year grant is being administered jointly by McColl-Lockwood Muscular Dystrophy Laboratory at Carolinas Medical Center, along with Children's National Medical Center in Washington, DC, and the University of Pittsburgh.
Brad Hurst, MD, a reproductive endocrinologist at CMC Women's Institute, is one of only seven physicians in the United States to offer a new minimally invasive procedure called "fertiloscopy." Dr. Hurst traveled to France to train directly under the doctor who developed this procedure, which enhances doctors' ability to detect the causes of infertility in women.


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Simon runs Carlson's in London, bonafide bjj black belt and big contributor to both the sport and the forums way back in the day.
In school i used to hate history but if it was more relateable and had stories/people such as this i guess i would have found it much more interesting/ got much better grades then what i did.
3-2-0 Pro Fighter managed by TFL Sports Agency
Thats another amazing achievement by Simon. Well done fella.
Andy Lillis, Former Cagewarriors President
Congratulations Simon, I saw Les Mis as well in New York at New Years and its very good, albeit not usually my cup of tea.
Thats quality, really hope he wins one!
Great guy - I have a lot of respect for Simon.
Best of luck to you.
if you think its easy stop now
no one achieved anything by doing nothing
never argue with a fool
if fighting is a pursuit rooted in pain, you will find the best teachers have often absorbed the most punishment themselves......and remained standing
One of the most inspirational speakers on BJJ I've heard.
Huge congratulations to him. I've got iMax tickets for Sat night and I can't wait ;-)
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This event is organized by the Contemplative Alliance and Trinity Institute®.
When: Sunday, June 23, 2013, 2-4pm
Cost: Free; RSVP required