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TOLEDO, Ohio (WWJ/AP) – After a weekend of water-less drama, the Toledo mayor told the public the water ban has been lifted in northwest Ohio and the drinking water for 400,000 residents is safe.
"We are lifting in conjunction with the Ohio EPA the 'no drink' advisor. Our water is safe," said Toledo Mayor Michael Collins.
The Toledo's Mayor's Office also released a statement:
Effective immediately, customers of the City of Toledo Public Water system may now safely drink tap water. Consistent test results have shown microcystin no longer exceeds the recommended drinking water warning of 1 microgram per liter standard set by the World Health Organization in testing done by the City of Toledo, the Ohio EPA and the USEPA.
1) Run hot water taps for up to 15 minutes and cold water tap for up to 15 minutes
2) Clean and remove ice from ice makers and flush by running new ice and discarding before consuming.
3) Flush water softeners and/or water filtration systems in the same manner as noted above.
Additional details on these procedures can be found on the Toledo Public Health and Lucas County, Ohio websites.
"We are asking the public to conserve non-essential water usage to help our water treatment plant as it returns to full operation. Conservation efforts, such as refraining from watering grass, should continue until further notice," the city says.
For customers who have concerns regarding flushing of household water, if you have had no water use (including flushing toilets), the city is recommending flushing the water lines in your home. If you have used water in your home (showering, washing hands) it is not necessary to flush your lines.
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Posted: May 22, 2017
REUNION, Fla. – Nicolas Herrera finished the first round of the NCAA Division II Championship tied for 35th Monday at the Reunion Watson Course.
Herrera finished with a 2-over 72, which broke his streak of 17 rounds under par. He started strong with a birdie on the first hole followed by pars on the next five holes to finish the front nine at 1 under. Herrera struggled to find the same success on the back nine with four bogeys, but he birdied his final hole to move back to 2 over for the round, seven strokes behind John Coultas of Florida Southern after Coultas carded a 5-under 65.
Herrera will tee off Tuesday at 1:28 p.m. EDT as he looks to move back up the leaderboards.

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External Resources
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion has developed what we call the Provocative Reading List. It is populated with a variety of written pieces about the issues faced in our field, both within medicine and beyond.
Diversity and Inclusion
Broadly Speaking
- A diversity 3.0 update: Are we moving the needle enough? Academic Medicine. December 2015
- Increasing diversity and inclusion in medical school to improve health of all. Journal of Healthcare Management, September/October 2013.
Race and Gender Specific
- Diversity policies rarely make companies fairer, and they feel threatening to white men. Harvard Business Review, January 4. 2016.
A Prescription for More Black Doctors: How does tiny Xavier University in New Orleans manage to send more African-American students to medical school than any other college in the country? New York Times Magazine, September 2015.
- Altering the course: Black males in medicine, Marc Nivet, EdD, MBA, Chief Diversity Officer, AAMC, August 2015.
Female Lens
- What lies beneath: The truth about unconscious bias. Do men write better plays than women? We think we know that's not true. So why does the disparity persist? American Theatre. October 2015.
- This may explain why progress on board diversity is so slow. Washington Post. PricewaterhouseCoopers, 2015 Annual Corporate Directors Survey. October 2015.
Implicit/Unconscious Bias
- Can healthcare be cured of racial bias? Some medical schools are alerting students to their own prejudices. Public Health & Policy, August 2015.
Social Justice
- Med school conference explores social justice. Yale Daily News, October 2015.
Health Disparities
- Developmental histories of perceived racial discrimination and diurnal cortisol profiles in adulthood: A 20-year prospective study. Psychoneuroendocrinology. August 2015.
- LGBTQ+ Comprehensive Health & Well-being Guide
Disability and Medicine
Action-Oriented Reports
- The CMS Equity Plan for Improving Quality in Medicare. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Office of Minority Health. September 2015. (news release and report)
Black Man in a White Coat: A Doctor's Reflections on Race and Medicine, Hardcover – September 8, 2015, by Damon Tweedy (Author).
Black Man in a White Coat examines the complex ways in which both black doctors and patients must navigate the difficult and often contradictory terrain of race and medicine. As Tweedy transforms from student to practicing physician, he discovers how often race influences his encounters with patients. Through their stories, he illustrates the complex social, cultural, and economic factors at the root of most health problems in the black community.


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August 24, 2014
My USA trip has almost come to an end. I had a great time here in California and Nevada. I never expected to meet so many people while travelling alone in the USA.
Not the cities are worth being seen, it are the beautiful national parks, the nature and the landscape of California. If you'll ever go to America don't miss these things.
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Second Sunday of Ordinary Time — Cycle C
January 17, 2016
"Do whatever he tells you." (Jn 2: 5b)
Moms to the Rescue
I believe Moms have built-in radars.
Somehow noise or quiet turns on an inward switch.
It's either "tone it down" or "what are you up to?"
Then it is "Moms to the Rescue."
She kisses an outchie or wipes up a milk spill.
Perhaps she takes a sharp scissors of her budding beautician.
Mom's like Swish Guards are always on alert.
I wonder, like children wonder, if their teacher has hidden eyes on the back of her head.
Somehow, just by looking at their faces she says, "You are guilty!"
The mother of Jesus seemed to have this inward switch.
Mary's built-in radar went into action at a wedding feast in Cana.
Maybe Jesus's apostles had a little something to do with Mary's request.
"Son, they have no wine; their barrels are empty."
Jesus answered, "So! It's not my time yet."
Persistently, Mary smiled and said to the waiters,
"Do whatever he tells you."
Once again you see a mom come to the rescue.
As a result, Jesus worked his first public miracle.
For Reflection and Sharing:
- What virtues do you see in Mary at the wedding feast?
- Why do you suppose Jesus really didn't want to perform this miracle?
- How did his apostles benefit from this miracle?
- At first, how did the waiters respond?
- What word of phrase in the gospel caught your attention?
- How will you personally respond to the insights you gained?


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"There is something the matter with the morale of the more polished nations – they need a little more brutality of the old Teutonic sort. No army can win without a certain savage lust of combat, and this spirit is being undermined with the current cant about democracy, idealism, and all that sort of rot. The issues should be made clearer – the first fight is not in the interests of a coming millennium of social reform; it is for the hearth and home — for existing institutions against a perilous invasion of an unnatural culture.
Racial factors are also united against us. For all our Roman civilization, the enemy has a preponderance of superior blood. If all the Allied nations were as thoroughly Teutonic as Prussia, the end would be nearer and happier. Nothing can withstand the might of the Teuton — he is the logical successor of the Roman in power. Teutonic blood snatched Britain from the Celt and made England the greatest force in all civilization. Teutonic blood conquered the Western wilderness and gave America an instant place amongst the great nations of the globe. But this blood has become so extensively and tragically diluted, that the non-German Teutons may well look with concern to their future.
The grotesque fallacy of the "Great American Melting Pot" may yet be brought home to the people in one of the most tear-stained pages of their history. Germany herself has set a truer valuation on the importance of unmixed blood, but may yet come to grief through the absorption of Slavic elements. The course of Germany during the last half-century has been one of curiously mixed merit. Certain scientific and philosophical developments have been marvellous, yet they have been conjoined to a brutality and narrowness of vision which threaten the development of civilization. The pan-Teutonic ideal, attainable only by a complete and amicable co-operation between Anglo-Saxon and Germanic races, has been fallaciously subordinated to a petty pan-Germanic ideal which is bringing about the virtual suicide of the Teutonic race, and driving the Anglo-Saxons and Germans into equally unnatural alliances with alien races. The Saxon has his Hindoos and Moors, and the German his Turks. Progress is at a standstill, and everything human is lost in a mad scramble for a material victory. Even a recurrence of the Dark Ages is not impossible – a recurrence which will leave the Teutonic race so depleted numerically that the world's future is seriously threatened. Wilhelm, Wilhelm! What has thou wrought?"
— H.P. Lovecraft, from a letter dated December 23, 1917
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A concerted plan
At Anonymous Conservative, there is a post about the deliberate plan by British politicians, notably under Tony Blair, to change the ethnic/demographic makeup of Britain.
"Tom Bower's Broken Vows: Tony Blair – the Tragedy of Power, which is presently being serialised in the Daily Mail states Mr. Blair presided over a "silent conspiracy" to flood the United Kingdom with migrants, ordering his ministers to not discuss the subject in public. The biography claims that far from attempting to exercise any form of control whatsoever over migration, the British government worked to force the country to "see the benefit of a multicultural society", and that to do so the country received "two million more immigrants" than it would otherwise have expected."
The excerpt quoted above also mentions the infamous phrase apparently used by the perpetrators, citing the intent to "rub the right's noses in diversity". Sounds very petty, doesn't it? The idea that these venal politicians would sell out their countries and their constituents for spite, for pure spite and malice.
Here we can see how Australia's political classes were planning, decades ago, to make Australia more Asian, and in fact to encourage, Coudenhove-Kalergi style, the formation of a 'new race' in Australia:
"Australia is changing. We're an anomaly as a European country in this part of the world. There's already a large and growing Asian population in Australia and it is inevitable in my view that Australia will become a Eurasian country … I happen to think that's desirable. That means we are becoming part of the mainstream of this region".
[…]"[we] should welcome the process of gradually becoming a Eurasian-type society … we will not just become a multicultural society – which seems to me to be a soft sort of terminology anyway – we will become a Eurasian society and we will be the better for it".
The above quotes were from Bill Hayden, ALP leader in the 1980s.
Then we have Peter Sutherland, UN spokesman on migration, saying openly:
We … ourselves, who still nurse a sense of our homogeneity and difference from others … . And that's precisely what the European Union, in my view, should be doing its best to undermine."
And now of course every story about the 'refugee' train-wreck in Germany draws comments, at least on ethnopatriot blogs, about Merkel and her perfidy. The implication is usually that Merkel is acting on her own, that she is mad or malevolent (both, probably) and that the remedy is to remove her from office, along with her henchmen and their whole political machine.
But is that true? Are these individual leaders, the Blairs, the Sarzozys, the Merkels, the Camerons, the Sutherlands, the Bushes in our country, acting on their own? Are they carrying out some personal agenda? Is it just one massive coincidence that the West is plagued with 'mad' leaders out to destroy their countries and the people they supposedly represent? No. If only it were that simple: just a few traitorous leaders, perhaps ethnic outsiders with grudges against the countries that nurtured them, carrying out malevolent policies. But obviously there is an overarching agenda, and these people are just small-time players and apparatchiks, not the authors of it all by themselves.
But it's not good to see it as an unstoppable force, this plan; they would like us to think it is, and they do their best to demoralize us, marginalize us, and prevent us from making ourselves heard. We should not help them by becoming passively resigned to this madness of theirs.
Second thoughts about 'refugees'
Ann Corcoran at Refugee Resettlement Watch reports that German Christian leaders are having second thoughts about their unequivocal "welcome the stranger" stance in regard to the 'Refugees' now flooding Europe:
"PARIS (RNS) Germany's Christian churches, long the most positive voices greeting waves of Middle Eastern refugees pouring into the country in recent months, have begun to admit the need to limit the flow now that public opinion towards the newcomers has turned from welcoming to wary.
Catholic and Protestant church leaders fully backed Chancellor Angela Merkel's original open-door policy announced on Sept. 4, framing it as wealthy Germany's Christian duty to offer refuge to all Syrians and others fleeing civil war in their home countries. […]
Then came the New Years Eve sex attacks. After a few weeks' delay, the heads of both the Catholic and Protestant churches have shifted their focus and begun to speak about controlling the number of arrivals."
While I certainly hope that these Christians are seeing reality for what it is, I think just 'controlling' the number of refugees is insufficient. It's tantamount to saying "we can handle a certain number of potential rapists and assorted criminals and terrorists, but just not too many." But letting any potential criminals or otherwise dangerous people in is taking an unacceptable risk. Why is the risk unacceptable? To the do-gooder Churchian, or to the liberal (they 'reason' similarly, after all) we owe it to the poor refugee to take them in and give all we can to help them, rescue them. Risking the safety and the lives and the health of the existing citizenry, even their own neighbors and kinsmen, is an acceptable risk if you think that your religion or your political ideology decrees that 'helping the downtrodden' takes precedence over protecting the lives and the well-being of your kith and kin, and your future descendants. These kinds of utopian-minded people, both naive Christians and deluded leftists, live dangerously because they see themselves as being more virtuous by doing so. So a few women or even children are molested or raped; so a few people get hurt or even killed — the poor refugees are dying as we speak! We have to help them, even at our own expense. 'Progressives' and Churchian altruists alike are willing, apparently, to compel others to take those risks that they blindly take themselves. They would not allow us any say about whether we want to assume those risks by bringing millions of unknonwn people from hostile peoples and cultures into our midst.
The Churchians who are the most gung-ho for importing millions of the 'Wretched of the Earth' to live next door are not of the same faith as our forefathers, the ones who practiced the 'old-time Christianity', the faith that taught realism not pollyannaism.
The old Christianity taught that man is a sinful creature by nature, and that we should be both 'harmless as doves' — and 'wise as serpents.' A big part of the requisite wisdom for a Christian is awareness of human depravity; we are not to trust foolishly but to exercise the utmost discernment, especially when the safety of the weak and helpless is involved. Those who are responsible for bringing in dangerous outsiders, and giving them free rein to roam the country and attack one's own people, will have to answer one day, if not in this life, on Judgment Day. The do-gooders should be busy doing good for those close to them geographically and genetically; we are called to have concentric loyalties, with our kin and neighbors in the inmost circle, while people from faraway lands are least entitled to our concern; presumably they have others among their own people to help them out. The Bible does not say that a Christian is meant to rescue all of humanity, but to care for those of our own household (kin group and neighbors, mainly) first and foremost.
But thanks to our modern-day multicult one-world mindset, some 'Christians' have come to believe that God gives us special brownie points for being kind to those farthest from us and super-duper points for "loving the unlovable", for example criminals (the more violent and heinous their deeds, the more credit we get for fawning on them) and those from hostile countries, even those whose religion commands them to kill us or practice deception and stealth to harm us.
Christianity of today, with few exceptions, is more a product of the 'therapeutic society', the pop-psychology, self-help, self-esteem, "think positive and create-your-success" belief system.
One of the most popular phrases from Scripture that is quoted on Christian greeting cards or in conversations from one Christian to another is this one from Jeremiah 29:11:
For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.
I believe everything in the Bible to be true. But this phrase in context was God talking to Jeremiah, the latter being in very dire straits, to put it mildly. God certainly had plans for Jeremiah's life, despite the ordeals he was going through. But contrary to popular Christian 'folk-belief' of the 21st century, not every phrase in the Bible is promised to every individual Christian, nor are we taught that Christians as a body, or our countries, are guaranteed prosperity and 'a future.'
Most Christians today have bought the idea that all will be well if we but have faith and exercise positive thinking. In this they agree most with New Age followers; the latter has had enormous influence on Christians if Christians but knew it. Pop psychology/feel-good thinking is common to all areas of Western society, and this is in a large part responsible, in my opinion, for the weak and passive attitude of many people in the West towards our displacement and ethnic cleansing. The cardinal sin these days is in "being negative", even when there is just cause for concern. Sometimes the 'negative' side has to be recognized and confronted; it is dangerous to deny unpleasant realities in the name of 'holding positive thoughts' or 'visualizing good things.' Yet that's what a lot of our folk are busy doing, while Rome (and the rest of the West) burns.
It isn't necessarily 'pathological altruism' that fuels this craziness; it's a kind of passivity and a reluctance to 'think negative thoughts' that keeps people's heads in the sand, while the world collapses around them.
Christians, or a sizable number of them, believe that the Moslem refugees, or all Third World immigrants, provide an opportunity to 'convert millions' and 'win the world for Christ.' Yet does our Bible lead us to expect that the world will be won for Christ, or does it teach the opposite, a great 'falling away', an apostasy? Does it teach a one-world, kumbaya future, or a world in which it is 'ethnic group against ethnic group' and Christians persecuted under a syncretistic one-world religion?
The Churchian naifs think they are going to get extra crowns in heaven for converting the Third World, and the refugee invasion is seen by some as a way of getting to 'win souls' of the noble savages without even having to go overseas to do it.
I am sorry to say this about fellow Christians. But I do hope the European remnant of Christianity recognize reality before it's too late for them. If they really believe in the faith of their fathers, they will recognize the truth. If they don't then they won't.


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Editors' Note: Guest blogger James Mason is an actor and LGBT advocate from Los Angeles. He writes the popular Hollywood Duke column for dot429.com.
The story of Luke Evans, who stars as Aramis in the just-released The Three Musketeers, as Zeus in the upcoming Immortals, and who is now filming The Hobbit, is a perfect example of the oppressive influence that Hollywood has over its actors.
In 2002, as a young theater actor in the UK, Evans talked frankly about the fact that he was gay and stated in an interview that his honesty, at the onset of his career, meant that he wouldn't, one day, have "that skeleton in the closet they can rattle out." In 2004 he went so far as to talk about his gay porn collection. Evans was not only open about his sexuality, but unapologetically so.
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The Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE), a 501 (c) (6) non-profit organization located in Atlanta, Georgia, is seeking a dynamic, experienced public health professional and leader to be the next Executive Director to succeed Dr. Jeffrey Engel who is retiring.
CSTE is an organization of member states and territories representing public health epidemiologists. CSTE works to advance public health policy directed at building and supporting epidemiologic capacity. By establishing more effective relationships among state and other health agencies, including provision of technical advice and assistance to partner organizations and to federal public health agencies such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), CSTE has emerged as a leading public health non-profit organization. CSTE supports effective public health surveillance and sound epidemiologic practice through training, capacity development, and peer consultation.
CSTE acts as the professional home for applied epidemiologists representing multiple levels of public health practice. Members are engaged in the practice of epidemiology for a governmental public health authority at the state, local, tribal, or territorial level. CSTE provides information, education, and developmental support of practicing epidemiologists with expertise for program and surveillance efforts in a wide variety of subject areas including occupational health, infectious diseases, environmental health, chronic diseases, injury, maternal and child health, and more.
In the past 5 years, CSTE has experienced rapid growth with a near-tripling in size to its current annual operating budget of $25 million and nearly 60 employees. The national office relocated in 2018 to a first-class professional building in the City of Atlanta Century Center located near a satellite CDC campus, a hotel, and other amenities.
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Star Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder Pascal Gross signed a one-year contract extension at the club's training complex in Lancing earlier today.
The German, 26, featured in every Premier League match during his first season in England, netting seven times and contributing eight assists as Albion finished the season in 15th.
Gross joined from then-Bundesliga outfit Ingolstadt 04 in a deal worth £3million last summer.
The 26-year-old's extended deal will now see him remain with the Seagulls until at least 2022.
Gross said: "I think we had a very hard season and I'm very happy to sign a new deal for Brighton - it's a very special day for me.
"We played a very good season. We stayed in the league, that was our big aim, and personally I was very happy I could help the team with goals and assists to stay up.
"At the beginning it was not easy but after that it was what I expected and maybe a little bit better. You never know what can happen when you go to a new country but at the end I was very happy with my stats and everything went so well. I hope I can continue like this."


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GRAPHIC MOMENT: Final never-before-seen moments of battered and bleeding Gaddafi
THE final moments of Colonel Gaddafi have emerged showing the battered and bleeding Libyan dictator begging for his life after being captured by rebels.
Gaddafi was ousted from power in 2011 and later killed during an assault on his birthplace of Sirte, which is now controlled by Islamic State (ISIS).
But now never-before-seen footage, recorded on a mobile phone, has been revealed showing him being dragged alive from a drain moments before his death.
The Libyan leader can be heard begging for mercy as he is surrounded by screaming gunmen on a truck.
At one point, a rebel is seen pointing a handgun at his blood-soaked head as he screams for his life.
The final moments of Gaddafi have emerged in never-before-seen footage
The Libyan dictator could be heard pleading for his life
The footage, never before released to the public, was taken by rebel fighter Ayman Almani.
He deserved it
When tracked down by the BBC, he said: "He deserved it. Islam teaches us not to mistreat a prisoner, not to bear a grudge.
"But the people got carried away in the stampede and no-one could stop them."
This is the latest in a line of videos documenting the downfall of Gaddafi.
In other clips he can be heard demanding to know what crime he has committed while being beaten by bloodthirsty crowds.
Another shows a knife being inserted into his backside as the dictator winces in agony.
He was believed to have been executed by his own personal golden gun.
He was killed after being attacked by angry rebels
The dictator is said to have been killed with his gold pistol
Mohammed al-Bibi, who was one of the rebels at the scene where Gadaffi was killed, insisted he did not fire the fatal shot.
But despite this, he claimed he still receives death threats from Gaddafi supporters.
The dictator, armed with a gold pistol, was attempting to flee rebel forces in Sirte when his convoy was hit by Nato airstrikes.
It is believed that he managed to clamber into a nearby drain before a fierce firefight ensued.
As rebel soldiers closed in, a desperate Gaddafi pleaded: "Don't shoot! Don't shoot!"
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LAS VEGAS (March 27, 2013) – Hardwell, the Revealed Recordings impresario and dance music juggernaut, joins Hakkasan Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino with an exclusive event series entitled "Go Hardwell Or Go Home," beginning Friday, April 19. Hardwell will also showcase his mind-blowing sets at his daytime mayhem will ensue at the WET REPUBLIC.
"Hakkasan Las Vegas is going to be an experience beyond anyone's imagination and I am very excited to celebrate my new experience with my fans," says Hardwell.
At his "Go Hardwell Or Go Home" event series at Hakkasan Las Vegas, Hardwell's infectious music will transport guests into a futuristic space travel experience that will make them feel as if they are celebrating in another galaxy. Complete with spacemen, and customized visuals that will envelop guests in stars, "Go Hardwell Or Go Home" epitomizes Hardwell's music and represents the final frontier of electronic music parties.
Hardwell continues on his meteoric rise up the ranks of dance music's elite with ambition and vigor as he recently took home awards for "Best Remixer" and "Best European DJ" at the 28th Annual International Dance Music Awards and debuted his Revealed Recordings Miami label last week during Winter Music Conference. The Dutch Big Room House producer/DJ is best known for his refreshing sound characterized by hard-hitting drum ensembles, tantalizing synths, emotive chords, and evocative vocals. Breaking into the scene in 2009, he has produced a handful of chart-topping singles such as his "Zero 76" Tiësto collaboration, his festival anthem, "Spaceman," and most recently, his absolutely stellar tune "Apollo," in addition to touring and managing his tastemaker Revealed Recordings imprint.
In 2011, Hardwell launched his now highly influential radio show and podcast, "Hardwell on Air," which is broadcasted on more than 25 international radio stations and had earned a solid spot in iTunes Top 10 Podcasts on over 30 countries. Named the DJ to watch by MTV in 2012, his productions are received with critical acclaim and massive support from the world's most in-demand DJs. He was also recently voted #6 in the 2012 edition of the DJ Mag Top 100, the most prestigious of industry competitions.
Hakkasan Las Vegas, a restaurant and nightclub complex, will offer guests a 360-degree curated experience combining fine dining and unparalleled entertainment and nightlife inside a beautifully designed five-level structure. A collaboration between the celebrated international dining group Hakkasan Ltd. and leading entertainment and nightlife company Angel Management Group, the venue is a dramatic extension of the brand as it will include the restaurant's first venture into nightlife.
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The West Coast (CA,NV,WA,OR), Trip Reports » Oregon 3 Rivers Variation – The Desch-Mc-Ump-Metteby Aaron Gardner
7/4/2013 – 7/11/2013 Aaron Gardner and Mike Barklow
"That does sound like a lot more fun……" Mike said while sipping his Coke. It was February earlier in the year and we were discussing plans for a summer bike-packing trip. We had originally planned on the Colorado Trail, but once I started looking at the trail stats and nightmare logistics my confidence was waning. I had only done one long ride before and that had taken a toll on me with overuse injuries lingering for months. The Colorado trail seemed like it would be biting off too much, so I proposed the Oregon 3-rivers trip I had read about on bikepacking.net.
The primary inspiration for this ride came from 2 trip reports: The Oregon 3-Rivers trip by Scott Morris and Paul Lacava's epic one day ride from Bend. By combining the 2 routes we had what seemed like a natural tour. Just the right length, and containing more single track than I would have imagined possible. With only one missing piece (how to get back to Bend from the McKenzie) we set the dates and started researching.
We arrived in Bend in the afternoon on the 4th of July. Of course there was lots going on and we were relieved that Pine Mountain Sports was still open. We were rummaging through the maps when an employee (Paco) came over and offered help. We told him our plans and he immediately stoked our fires with his enthusiasm. I had stitched together a path of fire roads back to Bend from the McKenzie and Paco very politely showed us a better route. His advice ended up being dead on just like his knowledge of all of the trails on our trip.
We left our car in a parking garage and were on our bikes by 7. Starting on the Mrazek trail, we gradually flowed upwards rolling around corners and through tight trees. We both commented on how quickly we had transitioned from urban concrete jungle to forest solitude.
Around 8am we passed our first person who said she cleared all of the spider webs on trail above us. About 20 minutes later Mike proclaimed she hadn't come this far….
Before we knew it we were at the junction with the Metolius-Windigo trail. Just past the trailhead we met a nice lady who saw our bags and asked what we were doing. We told her and she mentioned her husband had recently done a similar tour with only a bivy-sack and it had rained the whole time. "When he got back he said he felt like a used condom!" she said. Quote of the trip so far!
The Metolius-Windigo kept climbing and it was not surprising when we hit snow. Luckily for Mike he was on his Fat bike..
Eventually we made it to our high point of 6700 feet and started wrapping around Mount Bachelor through lava fields and old burn areas. The trail was a little sandy but not bad.
At this point I had the maps on my bike and was navigating. Maybe it was because it was the first day and we were so excited, maybe it was because the trails were so fast and flowy despite climbing, but I had severely underestimated our progress. When we arrived on the shores of a lake, I told Mike I thought we were at Hosmer Lake. We ran into some hikers who asked if we came in on the Edison-Lava trail. I said "you are way off" we are clear up here pointing at the map. One hiker looked at me funny "Umm, this is Lava Lake". Mike got some good milage out of this one (as he should), repeatedly telling me he thought we were at Hosmer Lake.
We cruised down a few miles on the Cascade Highway and jumped on a double track at Cultus Lake. After a few miles we jumped on the Charlton Lake trail which seemed more challenging with a few downed trees and steep, yet short, climbs. It was close to Charlton Lake we met our biggest nemesis for the duration of the trip….. Mosquitoes.
We cruised down to Waldo Lake and jumped on the east Waldo trail. Fun swooping descents and moderate climbs had our energy levels back up after a long day. Mike ran over a stick and I watched from behind what can only be equated to seeing a car crash in slow motion. The stick rolled up and into his derailleur which then rotated off of his frame…. "buzz kill" Mike said. Mike quickly rigged his drivetrain as a single speed while we slapped muzzy's.
An ill fated attempt to get water at Waldo Lake (the mosquitoes made it almost impossible – even with a steri-pen) and we were on our way down to Gold Lake. The Gold Lake trail was a fast buff downhill. We decided to camp at Gold Lake despite the cloud of mosquitoes following us everywhere. I sure was glad I had a tent to hang out in….
Leading up to the trip I had gone in circles trying to decide on a shelter. A bivy sack in Oregon didn't sound fun (I've had too many rainy nights in them). I have an old mountaineering tent that is on the heavy side and not very compact. Researching other tents became frustrating, plenty were light but they all packed down to about the same size which was not very small. At last I found the perfect compromise, the NEMO GOGO Elite (The photo of it packed in a nalgene bottle hooked me) Problem was, it was out of stock…. everywhere. A special thanks to Scott at Fitzgeralds Bicycles for digging through his suppliers to come up with one and for the sound advice on all of the awesome Revelate bags.
Day 1 – 75 miles
The next morning I awoke to that old familiar feeling. Kinda like one of Tony Sopranos henchmen had beat me mercilessly with a bag of oranges… We coasted 26 miles downhill to Oakridge on the Willamette highway. When we passed a runaway truck ramp, Mike couldn't resist testing his fat bike again….
Once in Oakridge we went straight to Mountain Mercantile (great shop) where they quickly fixed up Mikes bike with a very clever Problem Solvers Derailleur Hanger. A quick refueling stop at Ray's and we were on our way.
A few miles of highway along Hills Creek Reservoir and we were on the Middle Fork of the Willamette. The Middle Fork trail started fun with twisty low angle single track. It ended like a bad dream you can't wake up from. About 20 miles in, with 15 to go, the angle starts to get steep, the trail deteriorates, and the skeeters get downright diabolical. Towards the top it was a full on panic driven flight for life with switchbacks too steep to ride. My jersey was covered with dime size splats of my own blood. Mike was a little more prepared….
Finally at the top we hopped on some double track and found out that Oregon mosquitoes really can fly at 10 mph. I'd like to say it was that we were so strong that kept us going that night. But really as Mike put it "mosquitoes are the best cowbell ever". Eventually with the lights on we made it to Lemolo Lake for the night.
Day 2 – 85 miles
In the morning we rode over to the Lemolo Lake Lodge for breakfast. The kid behind the counter told us the buffet was "all we could stand". I don't think they saw us coming, we were ravenous. I felt a little bad cutting into their bottom line, but Mike and I each downed 3 full plates of bacon, eggs, pancakes, french toast, and biscuits and gravy. We stocked up with a few things from the lodge store and headed out towards the most anticipated (at least for me) trail of the trip.
It's hard to imagine a better trail than the North Umpqua. Fast flowing descents, jaw dropping exposure, buff loamy soil, old growth trees, pristine river water…… the entire day was pure bliss. 50 miles of heaven. If you consider yourself even a remotely serious mountain biker you have to ride this trail before you die.
Mike driving a 6 inch stick into his tire didn't dampen our spirits in the least.
We had planned on dinner at the Steamboat lodge but it was closed by the time we arrived. Instead we dined on day old used-to-be-frozen hot pockets and cleaned up in Steamboat creek. Steamboat creek must have some hot springs feed it because it was bath water temps.
Day 3 – 50 miles.
In the morning we rolled down the street to the Steamboat Lodge for breakfast. Really classy place, a high end fishing destination. The food was top notch -everything was fresh and delicious.
With good food in our bellies we headed towards Oakridge on the steamboat highway. With only an occasional logging truck, we had the road almost to ourselves. Beautiful scenery made the ride go fast but there was something in the back of our minds since we were going up to high altitude again…..
With an ominous spot on the map we were shaking in our pedals… but they never materialized.
We did however ride through an active logging operation. With chainsaws buzzing in every direction, log skidders and cranes on the road, we didn't pause for pictures. It was interesting to see the operation though since they were not clear cutting. From below the area would look forested still because of the selective way they were thinning the trees out.
Shortly, we were at the high point of the road and dropped quickly down towards the last 10 miles or so of the Willamette Middle Fork trail. On highway 21 we discussed how unmotivated we were to leave Oakridge once we got there… Motel time!
Oakridge is a great town for bikers on a budget with plenty of room options for around $45 a night. Once checked in we headed to the Brewers Local for dinner. I knew this brewery was legit when I saw 6 beers on cask. It really wasn't even a fair fight. With my metabolism in high gear I quaffed down some delicious Best Bitter which hit my blood stream in a hurry. The beer really complemented the cheeseburger, sweet potato fries, and quesadilla too. Great place if you ever find yourself in Oakridge.
Day 4 – 52 miles
We rolled out of Oakridge and through the old mill town of Westfir. Then across a cool old covered bridge still in use.
Here we hopped on the Willamette North Fork trail. This trail was ok, but didn't really excite so close after the North Umpqua (I'm ruined). We came across some nice folks doing trail work who were bike tourers. Their enthusiasm in seeing us was off the charts. After swapping story after story we finally kicked ourselves into gear again before we got stuck in Oakridge another night with this nice couple.
Just before we hit the Auferheide highway again Mike got another flat. He instantly regretted not buying the oversized fat bike tube Mountain Mercantile had in stock. Rather than risking a tire disaster, Mike decided to ride the 10 miles back to Oakridge. I went on my merry way up the Auferheide with the agreement that Mike would catch up to me eventually (Mike is one of the strongest riders I know). It only took him 30 miles. I thought I was going fast. Mike rode 50 miles on a fat-bike to my 30 on a 29er and wasn't even that fatigued when I saw him again…..
From the top of the Auferheide we dropped down to the north along the South Fork of the McKenzie eventually riding around Cougar Reservoir.
A quick downhill took us to the highway 126 which had more cars on it than we had seen in 4 days. It was also hot. Very hot. We needed the perfect pick me up. Ice cream and meat-on-a-stick!
After eating 1500 calories each, we braved the road with the McKenzie in our sights. At the trailhead we gladly hopped onto SWEET singletrack. The transformation was almost instant. Just seconds prior it was 95 degrees with high humidity and trucks blasting past us. On the trail with the old growth trees shading us it was 10 degrees cooler and all we heard was the river.
The lower part of the McKenzie is really fun, even uphill. We both started to get the giggles again on the fast arching curves. Perfectly groomed, buff singletrack – thoughts of being tired or bored were gone.
We stopped at Trail Bridge Reservoir for the night since the trail gets steeper upriver. We laughed about how good the trail is and dined on our frozen burritos.
Day 5 – 105 miles
Since we were doing the rest of the McKenzie as an out and back, we ditched most of our gear and headed upriver with high spirits and light(er) bikes. The trail did not disappoint with challenging lava-rock sections, short climbs and of course more flowing twists and turns.
At Clear Lake (fascinating aquifer) we discovered that the little resort made breakfast. We needed no convincing when we smelled the fresh Marion Berry pie in the oven.
3 egg omelets and a huge helping of pie-a-la-mode each please! Mike's rule of always trusting a fat cook rang true as we devoured our meals and admired just how clear the lake is.
A quick ride past the lake and we were at the trailhead for the shuttled riders.
We turned around and headed downhill, this time around the east side of the clear lake which we had read was more challenging. Challenging is the right word as there are several lava flows which Mike bounced through on his circus bike. It was scary and amusing to see all of the aluminum stripes on the lava rocks from other bikers…. stay focused!
Going down this time, the trail flew by and before we knew it we had grabbed our gear and were at Belknap Hot Springs. There, we met another bike tourer who had just ridden from southern Florida. His journey made ours seem pretty trivial – great perspective as my energy and motivation was dropping.
We made another mandatory ice cream stop and started up the McKenzie Highway. I had a lot of anxiety built up about this stretch because of the climb (4000 feet), potential mosquitoes, and probable heat. It ended up being waaaayy easier than either of us had anticipated. We accidentally did it at the perfect time of day so that it was mostly shaded. There was a light breeze up high that blew the mosquitoes away. And the climb was so gradual it was more relaxing than grueling.
On McKenzie pass there is an observatory which someone had told us was a cool place to camp. It was a little too windy so we decided to head down to Sisters. On our way out the ump-teenth person asked about Mike's fat-bike with the usual questions (where's the motor?, is it heavy?, why?, what's the advantage?, why?). These questions had become routine and Mike handled it with a smile every time.
Dropping down the east side of the range it is remarkable how fast the air gets arid and the vegetation changes to high desert. Amazing ecological diversity in Oregon.
Once in Sisters we grabbed some extra food and gatorade then quickly decided we didn't want to spend the night in town. So we rode out of town with the sun dipping and jumped on the Metolius-Windigo once more. About 10 miles from town we camped.
Day 6 – 77 miles
I woke up pretty sore, but just knowing it was our last day was all I needed to get motivated. The northern part of the Metolius-Windigo proved very different than the southern stretch we had ridden 6 days prior. Much more dry and loose, it seemed to be used more by horses than bikers. With tough climbs and stretches of hike-a-bike I was instantly reminded that it was not over till the fat lady sings, and neither of us were fat ladies and neither of us could sing. Sure is beautiful country though.
One other thing we learned the last day, if a trail is used primarily by horses – it doesn't mean it has bridges…
After the Metolius-Windigo, we jumped on the Mrazek trail again. I probably would have been satisfied just riding down Mrazek to Bend as I was pretty "over it" at this point. However we had discussed ending on something really fun and it was agreed for days that the trail to end on would be Whoops. Begrudgingly I went along and we dropped down the farewell trail and crossed the drainage. After I had a mini-meltdown because we were climbing again, Mike talked me down from the ledge and we hit Whoops where as promised Mike lifted his fully loaded fat-bike into the air several times.
Wahoooooooo what a way to end the trip!!!
Day 7 – 44 miles
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29 1 Job complaineth of the prosperity of the time past. 7, 21 His authority. 22 Justice and equity.
1 So Job proceeded, and continued his parable, saying,
2 Oh that I were as [a]in times past, when God preserved me!
3 When his [b]light shined upon mine head: and when by his light I walked through the [c]darkness,
4 As I was in the days of my youth: when [d]God's providence was upon my tabernacle:
5 When the Almighty was yet with me, and my children round about me:
6 when I washed my paths [e]with butter, and when the rock poured me out rivers of oil:
7 When I went out to the gate, even to the judgment seat, and when I caused them to prepare my seat in the street.
8 The young men saw me, and [f]hid themselves, and the aged arose, and stood up.
9 The princes stayed talk, and laid their hand on their [g]mouth.
10 The voice of princes was hid, and their tongue cleaved to the roof of their mouth.
11 And when the [h]ear heard me, it blessed me, and when the eye saw me, it gave witness to [i]me.
12 For I delivered the [j]poor that cried, and the fatherless, and him that had none to help him.
13 [k]The blessing of him that was ready to perish, came upon me, and I caused the widow's heart to rejoice.
14 I put [l]on justice, and it covered me: my judgment was as a robe, and a crown.
15 I was the eyes to the blind, and I was the feet to the lame.
16 I was a father unto the poor, and when I knew not the cause, I sought it out diligently.
17 I brake also the jaws of the unrighteous man, and plucked the prey out of his teeth.
18 Then I said, I shall die in my [m]nest, and I shall multiply my days as the sand.
19 For my root is [n]spread out by the water, and the dew shall lie upon my branch.
20 My glory shall renew toward me, and my bow shall be restored in mine hand.
21 Unto me men gave ear, and waited, and held their tongue at my counsel.
22 After my words they replied not, and my talk [o]dropped upon them.
23 And they waited for me, as for the rain, and they opened their mouth [p]as for the latter rain.
24 If I [q]laughed on them, they believed it not: neither did they cause the light of my countenance [r]to fall.
25 I appointed out [s]their way, and did sit as chief, and dwelt as a King in the army, and like him that comforteth the mourners.
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Critical discernment of quality in singing: An approach to encouraging self-regulated singers through peer assessment
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Latukefu, L. "Critical discernment of quality in singing: An approach to encouraging self-regulated singers through peer assessment." The Phenomenon of Singing 7 (2009): 92-98.
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In 2008, as part of the ongoing development of a learning model for singing using sociocultural theories, peer assessment was introduced into the singing component of a tertiary level, undergraduate, creative arts performance course. The purpose of this exercise was to encourage students to become self-regulated learners capable of continuing with their learning after graduation. Falchikov (2007) has argued that peer involvement in assessment has the potential to encourage learning and develop assessment skills that will last a lifetime. The project investigated what effect changing the role of the actor/singer in an assessment has on the group and also the individual development of graduate qualities such as critical thinking and responsibility. It also looked at what process was involved in order to integrate peer assessment into the subject and what kind of support was needed to achieve this. The research found the main benefit that the students perceived from the exercise was that it helped them to reflect on their own practice by having to make the effort to interact with the criteria given in order to properly assess a peer. The added responsibility of having to assess other students encouraged them to interact more carefully with the descriptors of quality so that "discernment of quality becomes a key aspect of learning (Sadler, 2008, p.18)."


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Hey lovelees ♥ Sorry I've been MIA , when I went to visit my mom for Christmas I left my camera there so I haven't been able to put up any post since I couldn't take any pictures. I finally got my camera back and I never missed it so much! I decided to do a different post today like a Get to Know Me Tag. I figure it would be a great way for you guys to know me more. Feel free to do this tag too or comment below. I would love to hear what we may have in common.
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1. What is your middle name? This is actually a funny story, so my whole life I thought my whole first name was Laura Lee until I saw my actual birth certificate and Lee was under middle name, I felt my whole life has been a lie… haha, at least now I know at 26 years old.
2. What was your favorite subject at school? I was a Communications major so all my English classes.
3. What is your favorite drink? I love Coca Cola, I know it's so bad for you but I really enjoy it!
4. What is your favorite song at the moment? Bonbon by Era Istrefi , I love the beat and it has a good vibe to it. Check it out here.
5. What is your favorite food? I love everything but if I had to choose a favorite it would be Asian food, its my absolute favorite. Korean, Chinese and Japanese.
6. What is the last thing you bought? I just bought the Makeup Forever Pro Light Fusion Highlighter. (Review will be coming soon)
7. Favorite book of all time? I don't have a favorite, but I like any book with horror or suspense as the theme.
8. Favorite Color? Pink, no surprise here.
9. Do you have any pets? Yes I have a dog (Boston Terrier) named Zorro and I have a small freshwater fish tank too.
10. Favorite Perfume? Estee Lauder Modern Muse, this is my go to everyday.It's feminine but not overly sweet smelling and it's perfect for work.
11. Favorite Holiday? Halloween! I love everything about it and its one day out of the year you can be something else.
12. Are you married? Yes <3 for a year now
13. Have you ever been out of the country, if so how many times? Yes, I've been to Italy, Mexico and Canada so 3x. We are planning a trip this year to Korea & Japan so I can't wait.
14. Do you speak any other language? No, just English.
15. How many siblings do you have? None just me, I always wanted a sibling but it never happened.
16. What is your favorite shop? Haha, really?? SEPHORA!
17. Favorite restaurant? I can't get enough of Dim Sum Garden in Philadelphia, they seriously have the best dumplings and homemade noodles.
18. When was the last time you cried? A couple of days of ago, no worries I just let my stress from work get to me sometimes.
19. Favorite Blog? I enjoy so many of them so it wouldn't be fair to choose just one.
20. Favorite Movie? The Nightmare Before Christmas,Tim Burton is my favorite Director.
21. Favorite TV shows? Pretty Little Liars!!! I am so sad it's the final season. I have watched this show since the very beginning.
22. PC or Mac? Chromebook, but I do want a MAC eventually.
23. What phone do you have? Iphone 7
24. How tall are you? 5'4
25. Can you cook? Yes I make homemade sauce and baked ziti, those are my specialities.
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It is well known that major climatic shifts have taken place throughout human history and that they elicited numerous, rapid and sometimes irreversible environmental responses which profoundly influenced the organisms living in those environments. The Late Glacial period of 14,000-10,000 years ago is a case of special significance, for which the evidence survives in generally good condition. It is a period of pronounced climatic upheaval and instability, being distinguished by a series of short-lived warming and cooling episodes, marking the end of the last Ice Age and the transition to the present Postglacial epoch. Although the Late Glacial in north-west Europe has been widely studied by independent specialists in the different fields of the natural sciences and archaeology, rather less attention has been given to integrating these abundant and diverse lines of evidence under a common unifying theme. This volume of papers therefore seeks to redress the balance by combining the many varied specialist interests in the Late Pleistocene while, at the same time, focusing specifically on the relationship between human adaptive behaviour and environmental stress during this period of pronounced climatic change.
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Ehud Marom is one of our founders and has served as our chief executive officer and as chairman of our board of directors since our inception in January 2008. Mr. Marom has over 40 years of management and operational experience in the life sciences industry. Prior to our founding, Mr. Marom served in various senior positions at multinational pharmaceutical companies, including as vice president of two divisions at Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. from 1992 to 1995, where he launched Copaxone (with current sales of $4 billion per year) and was the head of the Copaxone global operation team and headed the global operations of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.'s chemical division. From 2000 to 2002, Mr. Marom served as president of Peptor Ltd., where he led the pharmaceutical development of the innovative diabetes product, DiaPep. From 2002 to 2004, Mr. Marom served as chief executive officer of Gamida-Cell Ltd., a stem cell development company. From 2005 to 2007, Mr. Marom served as chief executive officer of Makhteshim, a company with annual sales of $1 billion and the world's leader in branded off-patent crop protection solutions (which later became Makhteshim-Agan Industries Ltd. and has since been acquired by China National Agrochemical Corporation, a subsidiary of China National Chemical Corporation). Mr. Marom served as vice president of supply of Makhteshim-Agan Industries Ltd. from 2005 to 2009. He currently serves also as the chairman of Pharma Two B and helped guide its product, P2B001 for the treatment of early diagnosed Parkinson disease, through a successful phase IIb pivotal trial expected to be registered via the 505(b)(2) regulatory pathway. Mr. Maron serves as well as chief executive officer and chairman of Stem Cell Medicine Ltd. Ehud has a B.Sc in chemical engineering with honors, from the Technion, Israel.
Uri Danon has served as our executive vice president since October 2013. For an accumulated five years ending in 2012, Mr. Danon served as president and later as chief executive officer of BioCancell Therapeutics Inc. (TASE: BICL), a clinical stage anti-cancer drug development company. He also previously served as chief executive officer of Atox Bio Ltd., a clinical stage drug development company focused on the treatment of severe infections and served as the company's chairman of the board of directors from 2009 until November 2013. He previously managed international projects for Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., including the development of Copaxone in solution in pre-filled syringes (which has current sales of approximately $4 billion per year), from 1994 to 2000, and was chief executive officer of Epigenesis, Ltd., a cell therapy development company, from 2001 to 2003. Mr. Danon holds an MBA in marketing from Bar Ilan University, Israel, and a B.Sc. in industrial engineering and management from Tel Aviv University, Israel.
Nir Bernstein has served as our vice president of finance since September 2015. Mr. Bernstein served as our chief financial officer from November 2013 until September 2015. From October 2010 until October 2013, Mr. Bernstein served as vice president of accounting and controller of Ampal-American Israel Corp Inc., a public company (NASDAQ: AMPL) that acquires interests in businesses located or operating in Israel. From August 1997 until September 2010, Mr. Bernstein worked as a senior manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers, an international accounting firm. Mr. Bernstein holds a B.A. in management and accounting from the College of Management and a B.Sc. in physics from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
Shai Rubnov has served as our vice president of research and development since 2009. From 2007 to 2009, Dr. Rubnov served as head of chemistry, manufacturing and control, quality assurance and regulatory affairs at Therapix Bioscience Ltd. (formerly NasVax Ltd.), an Israeli drug development company. From 2002 to 2007, Dr. Rubnov served as a director of chemistry, manufacturing and control at DeveloGen AG., a German-Israeli biotechnology company, where he gained extensive experience in investigational new drug development and medicinal chemistry. Dr. Rubnov holds a PhD in medicinal chemistry and a BPharm from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel. Dr. Rubnov has completed his post-doctoral training at the French National Center for Scientific Research in Paris.
Alex Mogle has served as our vice president of corporate development since June 2012. Mr. Mogle has over 15 years of executive experience in the life science and chemical industries. From 2003 until 2012, Mr. Mogle served in several capacities, including company secretary, investor relations director and as the head of the supply chain of Makhteshim Agan Industries Ltd., and was responsible for sales planning and inventory management which is valued at over $1 billion. Prior to Makhteshim Agan Industries Ltd., Mr. Mogle served as business development manager of the digital video division of Nice Systems Ltd., and as an economist in the Israeli Ministry of Finance. Mr. Mogle has a B.A., with honors, in economics and an MBA, majoring in finance and accounting, both from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.
Laura Popper has served as our Medical Director since September 2016. Dr. Popper brings with her over 11 years of experience in Pharma and Biotech. Prior to joining Mapi, from 2004 through 2016, Dr. Popper served in senior positions in some of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies, covering a vast arena of therapeutic areas. She most recently served as the Medical Affairs Manager in Astellas (TYO: 4503), following four years as Medical Manager at Sanofi, and, previously, as the Medical Advisor and Pharmacovigilance Country Head in Bayer. Dr. Popper started her career in the pharmaceutical industry as the Clinical Director at Foamix (Nasdaq: FOMX). Dr. Popper holds an M.D. from the University of Buenos Aires, and a post-doctorate in Neurobiology from the Weizmann Institute of Science. Dr. Popper is a pediatrician by training; she completed an internship in medicine and a residency in pediatrics and served as a teaching assistant to the Pharmacology and the Biochemistry Chairs at the University of Buenos Aires.
Nadav Bleich Kimelman has served as our director of clinical operations since 2017. Dr. Bleich Kimelman joined Mapi Pharma in 2012 to serve as depot formulation team leader, and from 2014, he served as manager of depot products. In those capacities, Dr. Bleich Kimelman was responsible for the Company's Depot Formulations line production development and scale-up. Additionally, Dr. Bleich Kimelman managed the pre-clinical as well as the clinical studies for this product line. Dr. Bleich Kimelman graduated from the DMD-PhD program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. He is a certified Doctor of Dental Medicine and was awarded for Excellent PhD thesis.


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Photo by Flickr user WordShore (CC BY-NC 2.0) By Derek Rodriguez This essay reports on a project which evaluated the Understanding Library Impacts (ULI) protocol, a suite of instruments for detecting and communicating library impact on student learning. The project was a dissertation study conducted with undergraduates enrolled in upper-level and capstone history classes at six U.S….


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How can you go wrong with a Lifeline repaint? One of the shining examples of what the 30th Anniversary did right, Lifeline was the epitome of great toy design with his release in 2012. While he borrowed parts from the Pursuit of Cobra Snake Eyes, the new bits that were added flowed seamlessly with the existing ones, and his head sculpt remains one of the cleanest and most versatile three years later. When this year's Convention theme of Tiger Force was announced, it made perfect sense for the Club to revisit Tiger Force Lifeline, and they did so to perfection.
I've never been a big fan of Tiger Force in general, mostly preferring the original versions of those characters to their brighter repaints. I know that back in the day Hasbro did this to get some of their most popular characters back into circulation, but aesthetically I never found the domestic vintage Tiger Force to be all that appealing. Honestly I much prefered the blue and orange themes of the UK exclusives. Those were always a much nicer splash of color and interest compared to the ones released in the United States. All that being said, I know there's a wealth of Tiger Force fans out there who were clamoring for more characters from that subteam, and to that end, the Club was quite successful here. Lifeline retains the same parts as his 30th Anniversary version, but with faithfully reproduced Tiger Force deco, looking much like the vintage version in a modern era format. Color tones are spot on to the original the striping pattern is accurate, and although the lack of breaks on the pouches of the torso is a bit disconcerting, it remains accurate to the original, which is what most fans are looking for, I'd think.
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The expected 25,000 bikers will arrive for the duration of October 9-12th. During this time, there will be loads of fun to have including a fully escorted ride to Nuevo Progresso, Mexico. The Mexico Fiesta Run is not to be missed. You will be met by a group of escorted Mexican bikers who will mingle with you on the Main Streets as bands play, food vendors satisfy your culinary cravings, and shopping is had by all.
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