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Serves 10
- 11 roma tomatoes
- 1/4 cup aged balsamic vinegar
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tablespoon country dijon mustard (a grainy mustard)
- 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes (adjust to taste)
- 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 cup fresh basil, chopped (or 1/4 tsp. dried)
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
- 2-3 garlic cloves, minced
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
- Chop clean tomatoes, roughly to medium and large pieces, removing core and most seeds as you chop. Place chopped tomatoes in a baking dish. I use the cast iron dish that I serve the spread in.
- In a separate bowl, combine remaining ingredients to make a dressing. Whisk and pour over tomatoes. Mix dressing through the tomatoes. It doesn't look like enough dressing before the roasting, but the tomatoes cook down and release more juices.
- Roast uncovered for 1 hour. The recipe liquefies as it roasts and the tomatoes cook down significantly
- Once roasted, any tomatoes that are too large can be cut up a bit for good spooning onto bread. I serve the tomatoes in the roasting dish with a spoon and place with sliced baguette or garlic bread on a big wooden cutting board with fresh mozzarella. It makes a nice presentation. Guests can create their own layered appetizers and eliminate the cheese if desired.
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As a correspondent for WFIT, it was an honor to interview former Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) graduate and the Founder of Essie Cosmetics, Essie Weingarten at the Baker School of Business and Technology Dean's Forum.
The saying goes, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas…. well, not so much for Essie's success story. In 1981 Weingarten jetted to Las Vegas with $10,000 she had saved from working and 12 colors of polish. She gambled that Las Vegas would be the perfect place to launch her business because there were dancers, cocktail waitresses, showgirls, and card dealers who had disposable income and needed to look polished and put together. There were less than a hundred salons there, but Weingarten sold door-to-door, was persistent, and acquired every hotel beauty salon. Within a year, Essie was in 10,000 salons.
Back in the day there were a limited amount of nail polish colors and they didn't have clever names on the bottom of each bottle -they were numbered. Weingarten was able to give nail polish a different spin with fashionable shades that "would go on like silk, but wear like iron". She set out to find this formula by hiring a chemist who could develop her vision, and in the end, he created exactly what she wanted. With intriguing names like Sugar Daddy, Bikini So Teeney, and one of my favorite colors, Dressed to Kilt, Essie's witty and fun titles are as important as their color. Weingarten's business took off and watched Essie grow from an idea into a globally successful brand that has helped invent the industry as we know it today.
Fortunately, I got the opportunity to ask the nail polish queen all of my mani-related questions, advice, and about her journey from FIT student to entrepreneur.
1) What specific colors would you recommend for a job interview versus a night on the town?
Well, it depends on what area you are working in, if its finance or couture then I would like you to be conservative. I would wear the nail polish colors Ballet Slippers, Sugar Daddy, Mademoiselle, or a combination of both. And if you are going be in fashion I want you to be crazy, wild, and have fun… you can wear Wicked, Soul Mate, Russian Roulette, Lollipop, or Candy Apple.
2) What was your major at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT)?
I majored in Fashion Buying and Merchandising which I understand today is expanded to Fashion Merchandise Business which makes so much sense, I'm so sad that I don't go to school now!
3) What was your first job once you graduated from FIT?
I worked for Geraldine Stutz at Henri Bendel which was a specialty store on 57th Street and was the ultimate boutique in New York.
4) Essie, you're the perfect role model to me and anyone that wants to be successful. What words of wisdom do you have for individuals entering the professional world?
You have to work hard, no one's just throwing money at you. Follow your dream and be persistent.
5) What was the moment that defined your career?
You know, I have so many… celebrities from A to Z, doesn't matter if its Anjelica Huston to Renée Zellweger, I have been fortunate enough to have been able to touch all of these women.


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Ever held back, afraid, and later realized that your fears were misplaced and you missed out on an interesting experience? Living in Spain, especially that first year, was a series of adventures, most of which I enjoyed thoroughly. But this particular outing happened very early in my stay, and I had not yet learned to trust and to let go of my American hesitations.
"Come on! It'll be fun! We'll go early in the morning and we'll get lots of them—you'll see."
Finally allowing myself to be convinced—I was exhausted from the week of research and classes and had looked forward to sleeping in late and catching up on my letter writing—I acquiesced.
At 6:00 a.m. sharp we met outside, our breaths forming shimmering ghosts in the chilly October air. We piled into someone's car—there were three cars altogether–and drove for about an hour, up the winding roads toward the nearest mountains, the Picos de Europa. It was someone's "secret spot" I later found out—everyone had places where they knew they could find the best ones, and consequently kept their locations hidden from others.
Once we had climbed the rocky slopes for a bit and had entered a forest of umbrella-shaped pine trees with twisted trunks, which in the gray early morning mist made me wonder how close we were to Transylvania, everyone separated and began scouring the ground, gingerly sliding wet clumps of russet-colored pine needles out of the way with the tips of their boots. Moistness seeped into my sweater and would have chilled me more if I hadn't been trying to keep up with my fast-walking companions.
"Look, here's a real beauty," said one of my friends, holding up a brownish yellow mushroom, not too unlike a portabella in his broad hand.
"Ooh, it's a Níscalo! Here, Christy, smell it," said a pretty girl who lived down the hall from me, breaking a piece off and holding it close to my face.
I was surprised by the fruity smell, wholesome and rich. "What will you do with it?" I asked, fearing the answer. I had never seen anyone use hallucinatory mushrooms, but then again, I'd had a pretty sheltered life before I went to Spain.
"We'll cook them when we get home. I love tortilla de setas," she exclaimed.
Still wondering, I asked another friend, one whom I could trust to answer me without laughing at my ignorance, and she assured me that the setas we were hunting for today were for regular food.
I breathed a sigh of relief and continued following different people around as they stooped, examined the fungal morphology of each new seta, occasionally consulting with each other or scowling over a small paperback book whose corners were curled and dirty, and gradually filled several plastic grocery bags with their treasures.
"Too bad it's not the time of year for the seta de San Jorge," one boy said, "I love those!"
"Here's a really cool seta de caña," another boy said, holding up a mushroom that looked like an umbrella blown inside-out in a windstorm.
"And over there I found some setas de cardo," said still another girl, pointing to some broad, steel-gray hooded ones with large, thick stems.
Nowadays they recommend that you only use wicker baskets to collect mushrooms in order to keep the setas from spoiling, and a special license is required in order to preserve natural habitats from over-harvesting, according to a cool blog post I found on the subject (1). This blog has a lot of information on where and how to hunt for mushrooms and some good pictures. I've also added several other links below with pictures of mushrooms that can be found all over Spain. Who knew it was such a huge past-time there?
After a full day, including a picnic lunch and stop for a warm cup of broth at a small restaurant, we headed back to my friend's apartment. The mushrooms—at least 15 different kinds–were sorted under a bright light to be sure that there had been no confusion that would end up poisoning everyone. They looked at stem thickness, length, color, shape, whether there were notches or ridges, and then proceeded to do the same with the mushroom caps, smelling them occasionally and discarding any dubious ones. Then they washed them and chopped them up and made a series of omelets, laughter and songs ringing out as they banged pots and plates in the under-sized kitchen and sipped scarlet goblets of wine. After about 45 minutes, everyone sat down to eat them with gusto. Everyone, that is, except me. Still very shy and overly wary, I did not join in, falsely claiming that I just didn't like mushrooms.
When I saw that everyone was healthy and hardy the next day (I had honestly expected some of them to at least be vomiting) it dawned on me how foolish I had been to be so frightened. I wish I could say that I learned my lesson and was never afraid again, but that's not how it works, is it? Sure, over time I did learn to trust a bit more, and I had many wonderful adventures that I might otherwise have missed if I had continued to always be hesitant to try new things. But, oh, those mushroom omelets—my mouth still waters as I recall their smell and I do wish I had not been so timorous!
(1) http://blog.ruraldir.com/turismo-micologico-donde-recoger-setas/
Here are some links to mushrooms that grow wild in the mountains of Castilla y Leon:
If you enjoyed this blog post, you might also like my series of novels, Bueno, Sinco and Brujas, which takes place in Santander, Spain.


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Physicians Weight Loss Centers Review - 6 Things You Need to Know
You may be surprised by what I have to say in this Physicians Weight Loss Centers review. We put a laser focus on side effects, ingredients, clinical research and customer service quality. Additionally, we analyzed hundreds of customer comments and reviews. Then, we refined and summarized to give you the info you need.
What are Physicians Weight Loss Centers?
First off, Physicians Weight Loss Centers are a franchise of weight-management clinics offering custom programs including physician-approved, dietician-designed, individual approach, private-label and proprietary products. After the initial visit, follow until you lose the desired amount of weight. One of the benefits is the online community support.
Physicians Weight Loss Centers were first started in 1979 and currently operates close to 40 locations nationwide. You can visit a center or purchase products directly from the online store. Locations are supposed to offer a money-back guarantee that promises weight-loss will occur if the plan is followed and if not, you get your money back. We like that we found some favorable customer comments and that the company has been in business for years, but read on…
Lack of Results – "No Weight-Loss?"
The first concern was customers not seeing results while following Physicians Weight Loss Centers plans and programs. "The goal of the system is custom weight-loss," said our Research Editor. "But when customers use it for six weeks or more, with an average of four months, and haven't lost a pound, this could be concerning." [1]
"The program does not work and they will take your money. They claim you will lose x amount of weight in x amount of time, and you don't," stated a customer.
"The 800 calories they started me on didn't produce the weight loss they promised, so they kept me on it for two weeks instead of four days," reported a dieter. [2]
We found that some customers did see results, if they followed the plan as designed. "I have stuck to it for 2 months and lost a few pounds," commented a consumer.
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Price – "Is Physicians Weight Loss Centers Worth It?"
One of the main concerns of customers posting messages in forums is the high price of Physicians Weight Loss Centers. "The Physicians Weight Loss Clinic DEAL cost me $781 for 5 weeks," reported a customer.
"The products alone cost approximately $500 not including the promotional price of $89 spent to try the program," said a consumer.
"Six weeks at Physicians Weight Loss Center costs between $500-$800," stated another.
While some customers didn't like the high price of Physicians Weight Loss Centers, others didn't mind, as long as they were seeing results. "It's expensive but having increased energy and confidence through weight loss is worth it," stated a dieter. [3]
"Several plans to choose from to fit any budget," commented another.
Throughout our research, we've found that all it takes is something considered troublesome about a weight-loss plan, like high price, to put a halt to weight-loss. If Physicians Weight Loss Centers charge more than expected, dieters will surely walk away from it. [4]
The Science – "Backed by Research?"
While the program is managed by physicians and registered nurses, there's no published clinical research proving the methods used by Physicians Weight Loss Centers promote weight-loss. At DietSpotlight, we like to see a science-based approach to weight-loss. If a company can't compliment it with studies, we have concerns. [5]
What Users Are Saying
""I feel a freedom and weight lifted after each session and a great sense of strength. She is an excellent guide and I am thankful to have been introduced to her!""
""I am angry and embarrassed that I spent so much money. However, I am willing to share my experience so that others will be aware that that $89 DEAL is going to cost them much more.""
The Bottom Line – Do Physicians Weight Loss Centers Work?
Are you calling about an initial visit with Physicians Weight Loss Centers? Well, we like that the company has been in business for years and that there's some positive customer comments, but we're skeptical about this one because there's no science to support the weight-loss claims. We're also a bit hesitant because customers are complaining about the high price and lack of results. It's important to note that these are franchise businesses, so experiences will vary from one location to the next.
If you want to lose those extra pounds, we suggest going with a supplement that won't break the bank and contains some clinically-tested ingredients shown to work.
Among the best supplements we've encountered this year is one called Burn HD. The product contains some clinically-tested ingredients, which have been shown to boost metabolism and accelerate fat loss; the key components to weight-loss. There's no chatter about negative side effects and customers are seeing great results.
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VILLAGE OF KENMORE, N.Y. -- The Village of Kenmore Police Department announced the passing of a 31-year-old police officer Monday.
Joshua Davidson was a seven year employee with the department.
The department's chief tells 2 On Your Side Davidson's passing was sudden and unexpected. He also said he is waiting to hear from Davidson's family for more information.
Davidson served as a dispatcher for the department from 2009-2013. He was worn as an officer in 2013.
It is with deepest regrets that we have to inform you of the passing of Police Officer Joshua Davidson.https://t.co/Orenm4FsT6 pic.twitter.com/dguORQsbac— Kenmore Police Dept. (@KenmorePolice) November 14, 2016
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'Confronting, amusing and compelling, this is a story about choices and how they shape who we become. Paediatrician Mia Sandhurst and teenager Rachel Hooper come together as doctor and patient, both hostages to people they love. Mia comes to terms with her husband's cheating, while Rachel is deliberately shielding someone who deserves to be named and shamed. Tim Hooper has his suspicions about his sister's persistent silence and, together with Mia's clinical know-how, sets out to uncover the truth, but the truth is more complex than either of them might have imagined. Set on the coast of the magical Fleurieu Peninsula, What Matters Most is a frank portrayal of self-discovery in middle age coupled with an unvarnished depiction of the mysteries of child abuse.'
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I have just completed my fifth week of the Hundred Push Ups Challenge. At the end of last week I wasn't sure if I should continue, drop down the reps, or repeat week four. I decided I'd try the first day and see how I felt. Since I was able to do the first day of push ups without a real problem I decided just to keep moving forward.
I'm a full week behind schedule now, but I'm okay with that. I've been trying not to do arms at the gym because it really makes a huge difference in my stamina for the push ups. This is a little annoying because I like doing pull ups and free weights at the gym, but the main reason I fell behind was because I over did my arms at the gym and couldn't do my nightly push ups then.
The first day this week was the first time I had some minor pain in my hand. Around the end of the third set I had a pain in my palm, I tried to adjust my weight but it was still pretty uncomfortable. I stretched my hand out a little bit and that helped the following sets be bearable.
Day 1
Set 1: 36
Set 2: 40
Set 3: 30
Set 4: 24
Set 5: 40
Total: 170
Day 2
Set 1: 19
Set 2: 19
Set 3: 22
Set 4: 22
Set 5: 18
Set 6: 18
Set 7: 22
Set 8: 45
Total: 185
Day 3
Set 1: 20
Set 2: 20
Set 3: 24
Set 4: 24
Set 5: 20
Set 6: 20
Set 7: 22
Set 8: 50
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BBC 'angers Muslim staff' by hosting hog roast to celebrate Commonwealth Games under the windows of Arabic TV service
by Mia De Graaf
The BBC has enraged Muslim staff after holding a hog roast to celebrate the Commonwealth Games - under the windows of the Arabic TV service.
An entire pig was spit-roasted in the courtyard of New Broadcasting House, central London, with wafts of meat drifting up to the predominantly Muslim office.
Staff in the department whose religion bans them from eating pork blasted the 'horror' at spotting the carcass on their lunch break.
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- a child's right - To change the lives of vulnerable children in impoverished urban areas by providing clean, safe drinking water to orphanages, schools, children's hospitals, street shelters and rescue homes.
- Asha for Education - a secular organization dedicated to change in India by focusing on basic education in the belief that education is a critical requisite for socio-economic change.
- Australian Himalayan Foundation - to ensure, where possible, the long-term viability of schools, to provide health, education and medical services and to support environmental projects throughout the Himalaya.
- Cordaid - one of the largest development organizations in the Netherlands and has a network of 890 partner organizations in 28 countries in Africa, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America.
- Cure2Children - In our vision every child, whether suffering from leukemia, cancer, thalassemia, or sickle call disease, has the chance for an affordable and reliable cure, locally.
- EveryChild - Our vision is a world where every child enjoys the right to a childhood in a safe and caring family, free from poverty, violence and exploitation.
- Foundation for International Medical Relief of Children (FIMRC) - dedicated to improving pediatric and maternal health in the developing world through the implementation of innovative and self-sustainable health improvement programs.
- GOAL - GOAL is an international humanitarian agency dedicated to alleviating the suffering of the poorest of the poor. Non-denominational, non-governmental and non-political organisation.
- Hope for Children (HOPE)
- IJM - International Justice Mission is a human rights agency that brings rescue to victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression.
- Mona Foundation - Supporting Universal Education
- Mothers Without Borders - We support the efforts of local communities and non-governmental organizations in addressing the needs of our world's most vulnerable population – orphaned children.
- Nanubhai Education Foundation - It is our goal to improve under-funded public schools in rural India by providing validated English language courses, IT capabilities, and a novel Teacher Training and Professional Development program.
- Plan India
- RainCatcher - RainCatcher will be the premier supplier of innovative clean water solutions to impoverished peoples residing in all corners of the earth.
- Trees for the Future - an agroforestry resource center, working with people to improve livelihoods and restore degraded lands to sustainable productivity through planting beneficial trees,
- VIDYA - Educate and empower the less privileged through integrated methods and initiate and implement progressive social change.
- Women's Education Project (WEP) - develops resource centers to prepare young women for academic and career success and for their role in eradicating poverty from their homes.
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Thousands of Muslims gather in Toronto this weekend for Reviving the Islamic Spirit conference
Thousands of Muslims will gather at the Metro Convention Centre this weekend for the annual Reviving the Islamic Spirit conference.
The convention has been taking place in Toronto for the past 14 years and is one of the largest for Muslims on the continent.
One of North America's most influential Islamic scholars, Imam Zaid Shakir, will be among those addressing the conference.
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Most of the principles – design for people, conserve cultural heritage, "vitalize" public spaces, etc. – are pretty general and will not be news to anyone who has been following smart growth ideas for the last decade or so. But of course a lot of government officials and developers don't fall into that category, and I hope they may find this a mind-opening read. The report itself is readable and attractive; the numerous case studies from China and around the world, including several that are not on the most seen list, are particularly welcome.
The forum was short but more than usually interesting for events of its kind, as there was a good mix of experienced developers and forward-thinking city planners. There was a particularly good (in my opinion) discussion on whether existing codes inhibit good regeneration projects and what should be done about them.
To me the most notable thing about the report is that urban regeneration as a practice is steadily gaining notice and diversifying from the simple slum clearance role it has traditionally played in China. It's not surprising that ULI has chosen to champion regeneration, as it's a stronghold of international firms that are not competing for large-scale new "neighborhoods" being built wholesale at the urban fringes. But there is more than that going on – the number of good urban regeneration projects in all of China used to be countable on one hand, but now there is a dizzying range, and large cities have multiple examples of different types. I see a complementary market evolution going on, in which customer preferences (for rough-hewn workshop space and twee little tea rooms, for example) are changing just as fast as the industry is.
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- This trail runs from Russellville, Kentucky to Shawneetown, Illinois across the river from Louisville Kentucky.
- It was a branch off of the Nashville-Ohio Falls Trail that ran from Nashville, Tennessee to Shawneetown, Illinois and important port on the Ohio River.
- The trail from Russellville was a route followed by settlers from Kentucky and other parts of the upper south to Illinois and other parts of the upper plains.
Shawneetown, Illinois
- Shawneetown was an important port on the Ohio located about 40 miles down stream from present day Evansville, Indiana.
- It served after the Revolution, as an important United States government administrative center for the Northwest Territory. Shawneetown and Washington, D.C., share the distinction of being the only towns chartered by the United States government.
- Old Shawneetown, a banking center, played a role in providing capital to build the western frontier.
Russellville, Kentucky
- It is located about 20 miles west of Bolling Green, Kentucky.
- Between the arrival of first settlers around 1790 and the town's incorporation in 1798, Russellville was known variously as Cook's Station, Logan Court House, Rogues' Harbour.
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text: Commentary: Doctors Without Boundaries: The Ethics of Teacher–Student Relationships in Academic MedicineLarkin, Gregory Luke MD, MA, MSPH; Mello, Michael J. MD, MPHAcademic Medicine: May 2010 - Volume 85 - Issue 5 - p 752-755 doi: 10.1097/ACM.0b013e3181d7e016 Commentary Abstract Author Information Article Outline Possessed of both instinct and intellect, physician teachers are required to be respectful exemplars of professionalism and interpersonal ethics in all environments, be it the hospital, classroom, or outside the educational setting. Sometimes, even while protecting the sanctity of the teacher–student relationship, they may surreptitiously find themselves in the throes of consensual intimacy, boundary violations, student exploitation, or other negative interpersonal and/or departmental dynamics. One may question how an academic can consistently resolve this tension and summon the temperance, humility, charity, and restraint needed to subdue lust, pride, abuse, and incontinence in the workplace. One important answer may lie in an improved understanding of the moral necessity of social cooperation, fairness, reciprocity, and respect that is constitutive of the physician–teacher role. Although normative expectations and duties have been outlined in extant codes of ethics and conduct within academic medicine, to date, few training programs currently teach faculty and residents about the ethics of appropriate pedagogic and intimate relations between teaching staff and students, interns, residents, researchers, and other trainees. This essay highlights examples from history, literature, and medical ethics as one small step toward filling this void. Dr. Larkin is professor and vice chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut. Dr. Mello is associate professor, Departments of Emergency Medicine and Community Health, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island. Correspondence should be addressed to Dr. Larkin, Department of Emergency Medicine, Yale School of Medicine, 464 Congress Ave., Ste. 265, New Haven, CT 06519-1315; telephone: (203) 737-4703; fax: (203) 784-4580; e-mail: email@example.com. Abstract Toward Mutual Respect Historical foundations of learner abuse: Master and servant... Appreciation and servant leadership When Professional Relationships Get Personal Codes of Ethics and Learner–Teacher Relations Relationships in Context Conclusion Funding/Support: Other disclosures: Ethical approval: References Even the best pedagogical and interpersonal relationships can be challenging. In graduate medical education (GME), as elsewhere in academe, teachers and their charges have numerous close interpersonal interactions over the course of training, creating the possibility for both good and bad results. Although the professional roles of learners and faculty are interdependent, there are obvious asymmetries in power and position within the academic medical ecosystem that create the potential for mistreatment, abuse, and even sexual trespass between mentor and mentee. In this commentary, we use examples from history, literature, and scholarship to underline some of these interpersonal pitfalls and describe the professional norms under which teacher–learner mistreatment may be minimized and positive pedagogical relationships can prosper. Back to Top | Article Outline Toward Mutual Respect Historical foundations of learner abuse: Master and servant revisited Forerunners of modern interns, cleric–physician oblates in the European Dark Ages, took vows of obedience, chastity, and poverty. Ranking among the most educated people in medieval Europe, cloistered priests and monks were often forced into the physician role. Feudalism and monasticism eventually gave way to the Enlightenment and, ultimately, the Industrial Revolution in which workers of all types suffered for a different motive: profit. Early labor laws were designed to crush insubordination, enforce obedience, and weaken, inhibit, or otherwise suppress unions. Similar master and servant themes have influenced the American medical–industrial complex as well. Despite paying for the privilege of participating in frequently mundane clinical chores, medical student charges and acting interns seldom receive sufficient credit when they quietly save the day. A long-held lack of reciprocity, mutuality, and respect for the doctor-in-training has resulted in unflattering portrayals of residents and other trainees in literature and in the media. For example, Dr. Stephen Bergman's (a.k.a. Dr. Samuel Shem's) The House of God 1 showcases sycophantic intern "scut puppies" running for food, disimpacting the obstipated, running bloods to lab, fetching records, cleaning up sharps after procedures they were "allowed" to watch, and being "pimped" daily on rounds as emblematic of time-tested rites of passage for initiates into Aesculapius' secret society. Unfortunately, negative early work experiences and interactions impact not only the immediate teacher–learner dyad but can also carry adverse emotional and unprofessional ripple effects into the hospital, residency, medical school, and the greater community of learners and teachers as a whole. In addition, studies show that a hostile educational milieu can be self-perpetuating, handed down from generation to generation by those who were themselves maltreated as students.2,3 Recent reports link medical student problems of burnout, debt, and suicidal ideation. In addition, workplace harassment can have serious ethical as well as legal consequences when residents or students are scored poorly on rotations or forced to work extra when disliked on merely personal grounds.4,5 Even now, work hours restrictions do not protect against hospital workplace biases.6 While fiction and film have provided exemplary role models for successful mentor and mentee relationships (Obi Wan Kenobe and Luke Skywalker, Merlin and King Arthur, and Professor Dumbledore and Harry Potter, just to name three),7 better models for protecting medical mentee relationships are needed. In the absence of strong mentorship and academic advocacy, trainees have sought assistance elsewhere. For more than a decade, U.S. residents have been joining trade unions hoping to secure work hours limits, salary increases, and improved work conditions.8–10 However, organized labor may also threaten the Oslerian teaching enterprise by clouding the learning atmosphere with the specter of binding arbitration, picketing, boycotts, and even strikes. Although only a minority of medical residents currently pay union dues, the ongoing socialization of American medicine may result in unions increasingly affecting the sanctity of the teacher–learner relationship.11 Back to Top | Article Outline Appreciation and servant leadership To engender more fair and consistent treatment without collective action or unionization, teachers, evaluators, administrators, and mentors should strive to emulate the ideals of servant leadership12 and thereby emphasize supervisor magnanimity, acknowledgement, and gratitude as integral to the academic work environment. Robert Greenleaf12 adopted the idea of the servant leader in education and elsewhere after reading Hermann Hesse's Journey to the East: "… the great leader is seen as the servant first." Academic leaders with vision show appreciation to those they serve, and vice versa. A faculty member's explicitly stated appreciation for a trainee's effort and accomplishments can go a long way. This is exemplified by medical scientists who encourage resident researchers' authorship on projects (in which it is deserved), rather than opportunistically riding piggyback on student labor in the lab or elsewhere. Attending teaching staff should demonstrate respect for the young men and women of medicine, who make the toils of the trenches considerably easier. Back to Top | Article Outline When Professional Relationships Get Personal Teachers have fraternized with their students since antiquity. Moreover, there are levels of attraction within academe that promote the learning process itself; students learn better from teachers they genuinely like. At Plato's Academy and later at Aristotle's Lyceum, young Greek men studied and recreated in close proximity to their masters. In the Symposium,13 Plato asserts a strong love between Socrates and his admiring male acolyte, Alcibiades. This love was deep, masculine, and sometimes seductive. The idea of a higher spiritual love in interpersonal human relations gave birth to the very notion of platonic love, a strong counterpoint to any rumors of Eros in the ancient Athenian Academy. This elevated idea of spiritual kinship between students and teachers has lasted through the millennia and, in modern times, has found archetypal incarnations in such inspiring teacher–student pairs as Anne Sullivan (1866–1936) and Helen Keller (1880–1968). Now legendary, their work together in the American South illuminated the plight of vision-impaired learners everywhere. Indeed, their sharing underscores, for teachers and students alike, that the very best learning partnerships are often those limning the line between interprofessional and interpersonal norms of conduct. However, although explicit affairs among teacher–student dyads are rare, subtle forms of emotional, social, and sexual abuse of medical learners are not uncommon. Being intimate with students remains a serious, public, and punishable offense, but the opportunities for inappropriate contact with students have never been greater than in this age of social media.14 At the micro level, threats of academic intimacy can injure hearts, damage careers, ruin reputations, and blind faculty to the objective evaluation or remediation of their favorite students. Between claims of nepotism on one hand or sexual harassment on the other, the mere perception of sexual intimacy between students and faculty creates an uncomfortable learning milieu for other pupils and faculty as well. With the great amount of interaction between faculty and trainees in the GME setting, close interpersonal relationships may engender fears of discrimination, favoritism, coercion, "grades for sex," or sexual predation at the meso or departmental level. Hence, most universities have strict policies forbidding consensual sexual relationships with students. Finally, at the macro level, unwritten codes of conduct within both the house of medicine and within civil society are offended when intimate relationships bring shame into the virtual classroom, lecture hall, or hospital.15 To combat a loss of trust in the educational environment or in public opinion, countervailing professional forces, icons of chastity and charity, and professional oaths and codes can provide a moral vaccination that protects medicine's status trust and immunizes the workplace from forms of sexual contamination. Below, we offer examples of codes of ethics generally responsive to boundary issues. We present codes specific to our specialty, emergency medicine, but their general principles may apply to all of clinical and academic medicine. Back to Top | Article Outline Codes of Ethics and Learner–Teacher Relations The considerable perils of doctor–patient sex have been proscribed from the time of the Hippocratic Oath until the publication of the Current Opinions of the American Medical Association's Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs.16 However, faculty–trainee intimacy has not been similarly proscribed. Indeed, there is frequently little to prevent physicians of different academic castes from cavorting within academe. Although university policies may prohibit classroom professors from dating medical students, such hierarchically mismatched relationships in hospitals or other training settings are frequently not held to the same level of scrutiny. Similarly, sexual misconduct and learner mistreatment in GME have often been heretofore tolerated.17–19 More recent codes of ethics within organized emergency medicine can provide a more explicit basis for promoting fairness and sexual restraint in GME. Interprofessional impropriety is not well defined by most modern codes of medical ethics, though perhaps like Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart's infamous definition of pornography, we "know it when we see it." More explicit guidance is needed. In response, the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) Code of Ethics20 states the following with respect to physicians' relationships with trainees: Emergency physicians must take seriously their responsibilities to medical students, residents, prehospital care personnel, and trainees of all types to teach them both the moral and technical aspects of emergency medical practice. Recognizing that example is the best teacher, the authors of the ACEP code further state that "the ethical aspects of academic emergency medicine, teaching, and research should also be taught and modeled for students by emergency physicians in practice."20 In addition, the code states clearly that "[t]rainees, like patients, are a vulnerable population, and they must not be mistreated, abused, or coerced for faculty self interest."20 Like the ACEP, the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) adopted a parallel Code of Conduct for Academic Emergency Medicine. Therein, SAEM enjoins teachers abiding by its code to follow a similar spirit of moral protection toward students and residents. The preamble of general obligations within the SAEM Code of Conduct makes the following promises: "I will be considerate, forthright, and just in all of my dealings with patients and colleagues, regardless of their power, position or station in life" (emphasis added).15 As with the recognition of learner "vulnerability" within the ACEP Code of Ethics, the SAEM Code of Conduct also underscores the power differential within the academic hierarchy; this sentiment is implicitly acknowledged by the following statement in the SAEM code: "I will advance the ideals of the profession, and I will not abuse the privilege of my knowledge or position."15 Those who even appear to be abusing their position for student exploitation, coercive sex, or other self-aggrandizement must be prepared for remediation or dismissal. After the preamble, the SAEM Code of Conduct takes the form of an oath for researchers and teachers alike. The following three statements enjoin teachers of emergency medicine to espouse important virtues that will serve their students' interests: As a teacher of emergency medicine, I vow: 1. Respect, giving all who seek to learn emergency medicine the dignity due a colleague. 2. Fairness, treating all students and fellow teachers equitably, in a manner free of prejudice, abuse, or coercion. 3. Mentorship, nurturing and encouraging the requisite technical, intellectual, and moral virtues of the profession in students of every kind through my words and deeds.15 The net goods that might result by following the SAEM Code of Conduct are suggested by the final statement: "By keeping these promises, may I bring honor to myself and my profession, enriching the lives of patients, students, and colleagues" (emphasis added).15 The SAEM code represents a written version of an otherwise unwritten social contract and, along with the ACEP Code of Ethics, reflects the commitment of organized emergency medicine to support more explicit notions of professionalism. Professionalism, in turn, is a core competency required by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, and it connotes a general obligation for self-policing and self-reflection that distinguishes professionals from other members of the workforce. These core competencies must be formally included into residency training, and then trainees should be evaluated on their understanding and practice. Furthermore, junior faculty should again have these values reviewed on entering their new role in academia, and their evaluation should be part of all ongoing faculty reviews. Back to Top | Article Outline Relationships in Context Of course, faculty celibacy and trainee chastity are not always mandatory.21 It may not be uncommon in small university towns for postgraduate students and faculty to encounter one another in off-campus settings. Similarly, globalized cyber campuses, like Facebook, blogs, and other Web-based cyber venues may also increase the likelihood of student–faculty interaction outside the academic institution. Professionals, however, carry inherent obligations to limit and carefully monitor such exposure in order to uphold the dignity and reputation of the profession they represent. Professors and physicians do not lose all professional standing as soon as they leave campus or the hospital; pedagogic power differentials and their proper stewardship do not necessarily dissipate on the basis of setting. However, as free-thinking, consenting adults, faculty may date or socialize with age-appropriate students who are not now nor ever likely to be under their supervision. This largely excludes undergraduate students, trainees, and faculty working within the same department. Intimate intradepartmental relationships at all levels are problematic. The institution has a duty to formally address inappropriate relationships and to provide confidential mechanisms for colleagues who wish to report such a relationship. Friendships, however, can enhance the experience of learning and promote mentorship, collaboration, learning, and inquiry. However, friendship, though appropriate, must also have boundaries, as excessive unequal friendship contact between select dyads of faculty and trainees gives rises to jealousy among colleagues and creates a divisive department. Back to Top | Article Outline Conclusion Like Aristotle, teacher to Alexander the Great, honorable academics want their students to be successful. Some students simply attract more faculty attention—positive or negative— than do others. Attraction and revulsion are normal aspects of the human psyche, but they must, as with all passions, be kept in check, lest one threaten the integrity of the academic environment in which medicine is taught and practiced. Indeed, teachers must strive for balance between nepotism on one hand and total student neglect on the other, neither playing favorites nor bullying the least favorite pupils. Fairness and trust are at the heart of the model teacher–learner relationship. Educators can adopt the role of servant leadership and, within that role, model exemplary behavior by following employment guidelines, adhering to university policies, and practicing the virtues of magnanimity, restraint, and platonic friendship. At the institutional level, an infrastructure within academic medicine is required for confronting and resolving transgressions of learner abuse; this may include ethics committees and continuing education for both junior and senior faculty, having new faculty tested on institutional policy, and incorporating teacher–student relationship training into faculty orientation curricula. Back to Top | Article Outline Funding/Support: None. Back to Top | Article Outline Other disclosures: None. Back to Top | Article Outline Ethical approval: Not applicable.Back to Top | Article Outline References1Shem S. The House of God. New York, NY: R. Marek Publishers; 1978. Cited Here... 2Pope KS, Levenson H, Schover LR. Sexual intimacy in psychology training: Results and implications of a national survey. Am Psychol. 1979;34:682–689. Cited Here... 3Strasburger LH, Jorgenson L. The prevention of psychotherapist sexual misconduct: Avoiding the slippery slope. Am J Psychother. 1992;46:544–555. Cited Here... 4Cervantes M. Don Quixote. Rutherford J, trans-ed. New York, NY: Penguin Books; 2000. Cited Here... 5Guidelines on Discrimination Because of Sex. Washington, DC: Commission of Labor; 2002. Cited Here... 6ACGME Highlights Its Standards on Residents' Duty Hours. Chicago, Ill: Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education; 2001. Cited Here... 7Larkin GL. Mapping, modeling, and mentoring: Charting a course for professionalism in graduate medical education. Camb Q Healthc Ethics. 2003;12:167–177. Cited Here... 8NLRB 251. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Vol 223, 91 LRRM 1398. 1976. Cited Here... 9NLRB. Boston Medical Center. Vol 330, 30. 1999. Cited Here... 10Harmon RG. Intern and resident organizations in the United States: 1934–1977. Milbank Mem Fund Q. 1978;56:500–530. Cited Here... 11Keating GC. Physician unionization efforts gain momentum, support. Healthc Financ Manage. 1999;53:52–56. Cited Here... 12Greenleaf R. The Servant Leadership: A Journey Into the Nature of Legitimate Power & Greatness. Mahwah, NJ: Paulist Press; 2002. Cited Here... 13Plato. The Symposium. Bernadette B, trans. Chicago, Ill: University of Chicago Press; 2001. Cited Here... 14Baldwin DC Jr, Daugherty SR. Do residents also feel "abused"? Perceived mistreatment during internship. Acad Med. 1997;72(10 suppl 1):S51–S53. Cited Here... 15Larkin GL, Iserson K, Kassutto Z, et al. Virtue in emergency medicine. Acad Emerg Med. 2009;16:51–55. Cited Here... 16Sexual misconduct in the practice of medicine. Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs, American Medical Association. JAMA. 1991;266:2741–2745. Cited Here... 17Kane FJ Jr. Faculty views of medical student abuse. 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Forrest Hamer
A Dull Sound, Varying Now And Again - Poem by Forrest Hamer
And then we began eating corn starch,
chalk chewed wet into sirup. We pilfered
Argo boxes stored away to stiffen
my white dress shirt, and my cousin
and I played or watched TV, no longer annoyed
by the din of never cooling afternoons.
On the way home from church one fifth Sunday,
shirt outside my pants, my tie clipped on
its wrinkling collar, I found a new small can of snuff,
packed a chunk inside my cheek, and tripped
from the musky sting making my head ache,
giving me shivers knowing my aunt hid cigarettes
in the drawer under her slips,
that drawer the middle one on the left.
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To my humble sense of poetry, this try seems in complete. I did not get from the reading of it that this try finishes well. I was looking for a better conclution, but iIdid not find one. Perhaps I gave this poem a poor reading, but then I read the piece not once but thrice.
I think you wanted to say a lot with not so many words, but iI am not sure if you found victory in this in my reading eyes and thinking mind.
Keep on writing!
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Omar Aura Ft. TKR – "She Wavy"
June 1, 2016
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Hailing from Fresno, California, Omar Aura bridges a classic west coast sound with a fun, upbeat vibe of 90's hip-hop. Today, he shares visuals to "She Wavy," featuring TKR. This single is off of Omar's album, Players Only, available now. Watch his new video below and click here to stream his album.


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Just a few things that make Pitchfork my favorite music fest.
Union Park
"The green line you say?" Pitchfork is just one of the fests held at Union Park, whose West Loop location is a welcome change from your usual Mag Mile or neighborhood park staples. A more under the radar location in an eclectic neighborhood, Union Park lends itself to happily to the spirit of Pitchfork. Three stages are featured at the fest, but Union Park's manageable size allows you to see more than one act during dueling set times. If you're feeling chillwave, lounge under clusters of trees that stand near each stage – helpful in beating the intense July heat. You may want to avoid the baseball diamonds during DJ sets, however, lest you get covered in swirling dust as hipsters kick up their heels.
Fest Dress
Pitchfork's less mainstream status typically offers indie fashion inspiration and more avant-garde ensembles, but I was admittedly underwhelmed by this year's street style. While lacking in sartorial revelations there was still plenty to take in. Crop tops, denim, and maxi dresses were the standard along with feathered accessories and a liberal use of face paint. I spotted more than a few 90's-style sunflower print baby doll dresses. Mid-ankle boots and colorful, strappy footwear made a statement – even Chacos were represented. The American flag speedo guy was just what everyone wanted to see cartwheeling, and props to the gentleman who braved the heat in a full skunk costume… he probably heard stripes are in.
Necessary Objects
Three days of standing in the sun can make you do strange things: sport hair feathers, share mysterious herbs with strangers, or spend way too much money. Luckily, Pitchfork offered more than bratwurst and band merch to distract you while taking shade. Flatstock 30 showcased dozens of gorgeous concert posters, and it was fun finding shows we had attended amid the colorful and creative illustrations. Coterie Chicago highlighted the craftiness of local artists; and I am currently enjoying scribbling in the recycled Chicago notebook I picked up. As always, the CHIRP Record Fair offered an enticing array of all music genres for devoted vinyl-philes.
Sunday's Sounds
Sunday was scorching in terms of both mercury level and musical lineup. I started the day with Yuck and Kurt Vile, whose mellow sounds beat the heat while I sprawled in refuge under some trees. Ariel Pink's set sounded like sun stroke and OFWGKTA were definitely spitting energy, if not brilliant rhymes. A soulful show by Deerhunter gladly brought me back to the fold after a less satisfying previous experience. Cut Copy reinvigorated a sun-addled fest and as the glare lessened later in the day, the entire crowd throbbed to their electric performance. "Let's get crazy," Dan Whitford commanded, and we did. Headliner TV on the Radio closed out the evening with a rousing performance that sounded nothing like listening to their albums…in a good way. They picked up the pace and intensity on old favorites, tracks from this year's Nine Types of Light , and even a cover of Fugazi's "Waiting Room." The worst feeling in the world is coming down from a fest high at work on Monday, but I flowed right through it on the save of Sunday's afterglow.
Honorable Mention
The $2 Arnold Palmer's at Wishbone's booth. A refreshing and frugal alternative to beer, and the perfect complement to a furtive flask of vodka…or two.


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Scott -v- C.A.L. No. 14 Pty Ltd (No. 2) [2009] TASSC 2
An intoxicated party recovering compensation will always grab a headline. This case was no exception.
It has been some years since the courts have been called upon to rule on the liability of an hotelier who serves alcohol to a patron who is later injured as a result of intoxication. The leading case in the area remains Cole -v- South Tweed Heads Rugby League Football Club Ltd where the New South Wales Court of Appeal found that an hotelier's duty of care to a customer generally does not require the taking of care to prevent harm caused by the customer's own intoxication. However, it has also been accepted that this general rule can be displaced in exceptional circumstances.
The claimant, Mrs Scott, sought damages against the defendant hotelier in respect of the death of her husband (the deceased) who was killed on his motorcycle shortly after leaving the defendant's hotel, where he had become intoxicated. The deceased was served alcohol by the defendant hotelier over a number of hours resulting in him having a blood alcohol concentration of 0.253 grams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. Despite there being evidence from two persons to the effect that the deceased did not seem intoxicated, the court found that the hotelier must have known the deceased was intoxicated and should not drive.
At the time the deceased arrived at the hotel, the hotelier, with the deceased's approval, had locked the deceased's motorcycle in a storeroom and had taken possession of the deceased's keys. Shortly before the deceased left the hotel, he asked the hotelier for the keys and was given them.
In a 2/1 majority verdict, the Tasmanian Full Court found that the deceased was owed a duty of care in these exceptional circumstances and that duty had been breached giving the claimant an entitlement to damages. The court did not however, dispute the general principle in Cole's case noted above. Here, unlike in Cole's case, the hotelier knew the exact amount of alcohol the deceased had consumed and how the deceased intended getting home. The court found that the taking of the deceased's keys transformed the relationship and took it beyond the normal relationship between hotelier and patron. The court found that the hotelier was under an obligation in the circumstances to take reasonable care for the deceased and that would involve refusing the deceased's request for his keys, even though legally the deceased had a right to them. Had the deceased responded with a threat of violence, however, it may have been reasonable for the hotelier to have given way. He did not. Furthermore, the court found that the hotelier ought to have contacted the deceased's wife even though the deceased had declined a previous suggestion that the hotelier do so.
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He is licensed as a Psychologist by the State of Massachusetts. Prior to Founding CIP, he worked for state, private and non-profit organizations in several states and was certified as a family teacher through the Boys Town Center in Nebraska.
During his over 40 years of experience with students with Learning Differences and Asperger's Syndrome, Dr. McManmon has worked on Curriculum Development, Staff Training, Program Evaluation, and Administering Community Based Programming. He speaks and presents at professional conferences nationally and internationally.
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Isla Fisher's upcoming caper 'Now You See Me' to release on June 7
The film is set around four talented magicians who mesmerize an international audience with a series of bold and original heists, all the while pursuing a hidden agenda that has the FBI and Interpol scrambling to anticipate their next move in
The Four Horsemen, a magic super-group led by the charismatic Atlas (Jesse Eisenberg), perform a pair of high-tech, high-profile magic shows exposing a white-collar criminal and funneling his millions into the audience members' bank accounts, baffling the authorities with their intricately planned capers.
FBI Special Agent Dylan Hobbs (Mark Ruffalo) is determined to make the magicians pay for their crimes—and to stop them before they pull off what promises to be an even more audacious heist. But he's forced to partner with Alma (Mélanie Laurent), an Interpol detective about whom he is instantly suspicious.
Out of desperation, he turns to Thaddeus (Morgan Freeman), a famed magic debunker, who claims the Paris bank trick was actually a meticulously planned illusion. Dylan and Alma begin to wonder if the Horsemen have an outside point person. If so, finding him (or her) would be the key to ending the magicians' crime spree. But who could it be? Or could it really be magic?
As pressure mounts and the world awaits the Horsemen's spectacular final trick, Dylan and Alma race to stay one step ahead of the magicians. But it soon becomes clear that outmaneuvering these masters of illusion is beyond the skills of any one man—or woman.
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A nice wash rack can really enhance your barn – it offers a better experience for the horse and rider. Growing up I simply tied my horses and ponies to a hitching post in front of the barn for bath time, it was on the grass. It wouldn't take long until the grass was turning into a muddy mess.
Above, a beautiful indoor wash rack with brick offers rubber mats, appropriate drainage, and rubber on the sides (photo source).
Consider the climate when you are deciding on building a wash rack indoors or out. This stall for grooming or washing offers ample storage too. The rest of the barn by B & D Builders is gorgeous.
A Florida climate is perfect for simple wash racks with pavers, the racks match the barn and offer something cohesive look. See the rest of this luxurious property in Wellington on Horses & Heels.
This large wash stall is part of a stunning three stall barn, it offers high ceilings and excellent lighting. Make sure you have ample natural light or good lighting if you plan on having an indoor wash rack.
These simple wash stalls by Lucas Equine with cross ties have match the barn's design.
Bridlebourne Stables in Elkton, Florida have nice mats and gravel for a dust free environment.
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In 2010 the Éditions Flammarion published a book that gathered together three suites of poems by a poet recently widely hailed as having offered a reinvigoration, a powerfully uplifting yet lucid energy thought by some to be urgently needed in a genre – if poetry can, rather idly, be deemed such – often dominated by melancholia or a certain self-undermining scepticism: Jean-Paul Michel's Je ne voudrais rien qui mente, dans un livre. The first suite, "Le Héros veut battre la douleur" (The Hero seeks to beat pain) offers two series of theatricised, dialogued feuillets or folios written in 1978-81 but never previously published. It is followed by an equally unpublished series of five …
Bishop, Michael. "Je ne voudrais rien qui mente, dans un livre". The Literary Encyclopedia. First published 19 February 2013
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