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Dr. Noronha was born and raised in Rochester, NY. He attended Boston University for his undergraduate and medical school training. He stayed at Boston University for his internal medicine residency and chief residency. After chief residency he accepted a position at Boston Medical Center as a medical educator splitting his inpatient time between primary care and inpatient ward attending. Dr. Noronha was the director medicine consult service including being the clinic director for the Boston Medical Center Pre-procedure clinic for several years. Dr. Noronha is currently an associate program director for the Internal Medicine Residency at Boston University School of Medicine. He has served on Association for Program Directors in Internal Medicine E-Learning and Communication Committees. Dr. Noronha is the Director for Quality Improvement Education at Boston Medical Center. He directs the quality improvement curriculum for the residency and leads the Quality Improvement and Patient Safety (QIPS) pathway. He also directed the ambulatory curriculum for the residency program.
Dr. Noronha's academic work focuses on career preparation, residency scheduling and quality improvement. He has presented several national workshops on subjects including fellowship and job preparation, trainee professionalism, ambulatory curriculum, and residency scheduling systems. Dr. Noronha acts as a mentor for medical students and residents. While he has a great appreciation for academic medicine, he believes strongly that each trainee should choose a career path that best fits with their individual values and goals. He takes pride in seeing his mentees move on to a variety of fields and areas of practice.
In his free time Dr. Noronha enjoys spending time with his wife and 3 young daughters. He is an amateur aquarium enthusiast, enjoys exercising, and is still an avid Buffalo Bills fan despite decades of futility.
Dink Jardine, MD, is a general otolaryngologist working in the southeastern Virginia region. She is the immediate past Chair of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) Council of Review Committee Residents and has served on the ACGME Task Force on Physician Well-Being. She is currently active in the ACGME's Back to Bedside initiative, a new program designed to empower residents and fellows to develop transformative projects to combat resident burnout by fostering meaning in their learning environments through increased meaningful engagement with their patients.
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Wednesday September 21, 2016
Dear Subscriber, fellow Trader and Speculator:
Just a quick warning note: Today the Socrates (SOC) forecasts for the Dow, S&P, Silver and Gold were all very IFFY and on top of that, we have the FED announcement @ 11:00 PST during the time when the Markets are still open this morning.
We decided NOT to Day Trade this morning because, the Markets are very unpredictable right now and thus too dangerous to trade for now. In the event we do Day Trade, we will be very cautious Day Trading for the remainder of September as well.
As an example for today, the following is what SOC stated in its S&P 500 Day Index Futures forecast:
The strongest target in the Daily array is Tue. Sep. 20, 2016 for a turning point ahead. It does appear we have a choppy period starting Tue. 20th until Mon. 26th with each target producing the opposite direction for that 5 day period. We also see a choppy period between Wed. 28th until Thu. 29th with each target producing the opposite direction for that 2 day period. There are Daily Directional Change targets from Thu. 15th to Wed. 21st suggesting a choppy coiling period for 5 days. Centering on time using the Array, prospective Daily targets on the Turning Point Model, defined as highs or lows on an intraday or closing basis, are the days of Tue. 20th, Wed. 21st, Thu. 22nd, Fri. 23rd, Mon. 26th, Wed. 28th and Thu. 29th. Centering on the patterns unfolding, there is a prospect of a decline moving into Tue. 20th with the opposite trend thereafter into Wed. 21st.
Since the high of 219120 established on Tuesday August 23rd, we have declined into a low at 211750 created on Monday September 12th overall for 14 days electing in the process 4 Daily Bearish Reversals. The low formed at 211750 did penetrate the technical channel at 220527 which still presents some technical overhead resistance.
Consequently, this market has bounced from that low established on Monday September 12th for 3 days creating a reaction high at 215100 on Thursday September 15th failing to exceed the previous high. We have not elected any Daily Bullish Reversals so we need to focus on 216110 as closing resistance. A closing above this will show some strength. Ultimately, a Daily Closing above 218920 will signal a retest of the last high at 219120 and potentially a breakout to new recent highs.
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Short-Term Momentum ....... - Neutral -
Short-Term Trend .......... - Neutral -
Intermediate Momentum ..... (Bearish)
Intermediate Trend ........ (Bearish)
Long-Term Trend ........... (Bearish)
Cyclical Strength.......... (Bearish)
Broader Trend ............. (Bearish)
Long-Term Cyclical Trend .. BULLISH
So be very, very cautious for now1
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Mercy is showing big with pups and we bred flo on Monday this week.
Update on things , first off Mr Mike Reynolds of KY bought flo and she is bred to Louie so you will need to book your puppies from that cross with him. Mikes number is 606-425-7282. Secondly mercy is having her Louie pups as I type! I have waited and planned this cross for a long time. Mercy is a very loud hard going young hound. She is from a all grand pedigree as is Louie so when she is finished to grand these pups will be all grand. Her mother is a littermate to world champ willy and has some big wins herself . I expect some special pups from this cross so make sure you get on the list. I have 5 spoken for already.
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Pat Pound of Austin, Texas, follows Rule No. 1 of air travel: Arrive early to give yourself plenty of time.
"Then I sit there and think about what I would like to do," she said by email.
For Pound, who is blind, navigating airports can be challenging. But a new way-finding app called Aira is helping.
"Now I can get up and go buy my cousin a birthday card and put it in the mail," Pound said, describing some of the ways she can use the app while waiting for her flight. "I can go get some food to take on the plane. Or I can call and have the agent describe the lobby area so I know where the boarding door is.
"As a blind person there are many, many times every day when you just need a little bit of help learning the visual information that you were missing,'' Pound said.
Aira connects blind and low-vision users with an on-demand sighted guide called an Aira agent, who uses the live video stream from their smartphone camera to provide visual information or smart glasses (think Google Glass) to act as visual interpreters and navigators.
Here's how it works:
The user taps a button on the app to connect to an available trained agent who acts as a second set of eyes, describing what's in the user's visual field. When the user points his or her smartphone in any direction. it allows the agent to see what's ahead, to the side or behind.
The agent has access to a dashboard with various helpful data fields, including points of interest, facial recognition that allows the user to identify nearby individuals and personal data from the user, such as names of friends and family and emergency contacts.
Aira agents can make calls on a user's behalf, request a cab to take the person home safely or follow a user's contingency plan in case of an emergency.
To get started, users download the app on their smartphone using the built-in audio features on the phone to navigate to the app center. (Search for Aira, which is available on Android and iOS devices. They also can order smart glasses from the company.)
Next, they'll need to set up an account and decide on a monthly subscription. Plans vary. At the bottom tier, they can be guests, which gives some free access. or at the top tier, advanced, which offers 300 minutes and a pair of smart glasses, among other things, for $199 per month. You can review pricing and options at How It Works.
Like any new accessibility tool, users need to try it out before traveling. Make several test calls to Aira so an agent can familiarize you with the system.
More than 35 U.S. and international airports provide Aira service for free to blind and low-vision travelers. In May, the app made its debut at LAX and Charles M. Schulz Sonoma County Airport.
"Digital or cellular navigation will become easier and more widely available to people because Aira has created a business model that works for everyone," said Eric Lipp, executive director of Chicago-based Open Doors Organization, which is partnering with Aira to expand the service to the travel and tourism industry.
At the Sonoma County airport, an Aira agent can help you get to a ticketing counter, read a flight board, identify your luggage at baggage claim or find a cup of coffee for you while you wait to board your flight.
"We're trying to think in advance: If you were someone with a vision disability and you came to the airport by yourself, would you be able to navigate the airport, understand its layout and get the services you need?'' said Adam Borovkoff, department analyst for the airport, which picks up the $2-per-minute fee so passengers and visitors can use Aira free.
The initial setup was simple, he said, costing just $1,000. Once he provided the company with a map of the airport, it was ready to go live with the service.
LAX also offers free access to the app.
"L.A., after New York, has the second-highest population of vision-impaired people, so we know a lot of (them) will use our facilities,'' said Justin Erbacci, chief innovation and commercial strategy officer for Los Angeles World Airports.
"What impresses me is the ease of use," Erbacci said. "All they have to do is turn on the app, and they suddenly have another set of eyes to help them make it through the airport.''
Aira users, which the company calls "Explorers," buy minutes that are deducted every time they use the service. But at Aira Access locations — airports and museums that have joined the Aira Access Network — the facility pays. For example, the Smithsonian museums in Washington, D.C., offer free Aira access.
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Autumn Gin Botanical Foraging Tour
Join a one hour gin botanical foraging tour and tasting on Mount Macedon departing once a month throughout autumn 2020.
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Discover our gem of a wine region on a winter red wine lovers trail from Malmsbury to Lancefield.
Discover our gem of a wine region on a winter red wine lovers trail from Malmsbury to Lancefield.
Your winter red wine trail kicks off near the village of Malmsbury, at the friendly, family-owned Zig Zag Winery.
One of the oldest vineyards in the Macedon Ranges, Zig Zag's rich, volcanic soil combined with hot days and cool nights, results in wonderful cool climate reds.
Henry and Harriet Churchill's cellar door offers beautiful vineyard views to enjoy while wine tasting. It also has a super relaxed vibe where you can bring your own cheese platter or hot pot to set up a makeshift picnic. They'll even have a fire going in their Ned Kelly Pot Belly to cosy up in front of – bliss!
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Open Thursday to Monday between 10-5pm.
The second leg of your winter red wine tasting trail takes you via Kyneton, to the rural landscapes of Pipers Creek.
Hunter-Gatherer Vintners is a true family affair. Their cellar door is part of an old homestead where Brian, his partner Rosalyn and their three young kids live.
Brian is an accomplished winemaker. He handcrafts the Hunter-Gatherer range of wines using old-world wine-making practices and the application of new-world knowledge.
Enjoy a grazing platter and taste Hunter-Gatherers' range of superb quality vintages, including Pinot Noir, Shiraz, Sangiovese and Sparkling Shiraz (they also produce Sparkling Pinot Chardonnay, Riesling, Chardonnay and Rose).
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Open weekends only from 12-5pm.
The last leg in your winter red wine tasting trail ends at Curly Flat in Lancefield. Here, you can expect an informal but informed cellar door experience.
Rather than having dedicated cellar door staff, your experience will be guided by someone who works hands-on within Curly Flat. This will present a slightly different viewpoint that is individual and insightful.
The Curly Flat vintage includes a selection of Pinot Noirs, in addition to Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and Sparkling wine.
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Have time to squeeze in one more wine tasting? Less than 15 minutes from Curly Flat is the popular Lyons Will Estate. Enjoy a Pinot Noir with a meat and cheese tasting plate to round off your winter red wine Macedon Ranges day out!
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Australian Greens communications spokesperson, Senator Scott Ludlam, is set to join hundreds in Perth to call for a stop to mandatory ISP filter plans.
The protest is being organised by Stop The Filter, which claimed the Senator was a confirmed speaker at the event. It will run from 12pm-3pm in Perth on Saturday, March 6.
Senator Ludlam expects a "great many" Australians to take to the streets in protest against the Government's continuing plans to filter the Internet at an ISP level.
"The Government's proposed mandatory net censorship scheme has been almost universally condemned," he said in a statement. "It is a wildly inappropriate and off-target attempt to engage with a set of problems that deserve a more serious response.
"This weekend, I'm looking forward to joining with many others to remind the Labor Party that the 2010 election campaign would be a great time to announce a change in policy."
According to the Facebook page of the rally, 842 members were considering attending. This figure does not include non-Facebook users.
The Perth rally is one of three being held simultaneously in Australia, with Melbourne and Brisbane also set to participate.
Groups involved with the rally have hit a series of hurdles with previous planned events on January 31 moved because of timing conflicts with Perth's Big Day Out and an inability to get protest permits or enough volunteers.
The timing issues are continuing, with the March 6 date coinciding with events being held around the country to celebrate International Women's Day. Sydney's planned protest march was also changed to a drug and alcohol-free family friendly picnic protest.