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Essences: a framework for borrowed power
Why a framework?
One issue that borrowed power keeps running into is that the amount of it, especially at the beginning of expansions, is all over the place. This causes problems when class design relies on borrowed power to fill out the holes that have been left, whether intentionally or not.
In BfA, there was not enough new borrowed power to replace all the things lost in the transition from Legion. Going into Shadowlands there seems to be quite a lot from the beginning, but a lot of it is quite boring and doesn't interact with the player's spec.
For these reasons, I think it would be a good idea to work within a consistent framework that borrowed power slots into. This gives the class designers a clear idea of how complete specs need to be, and how much comes from borrowed power. They can use this clarity to reach more stable spec designs, where you don't go from one expansion to the next and suddenly it plays completely differently because borrowed power makes up half the spec's gameplay. Each spec design would have to stand on its own, with borrowed power having a clearly defined budget within each spec.
I think the Essence system from BfA is a good starting point for this framework.
Why Essences?
A very obvious reason for using Essences as the baseline for the framework is that the UI exists and is quite intuitive. Even beyond the UI, the method of acquisition is a good starting point as well.
Having to play different kinds of content to earn the different Essences was a cool element, although I think having a few options for each Essence is better, which is what Conduits in Shadowlands are meant to be doing.
The main problems with Essences were acquisition vs use case and the effects being mostly quite lame. A lot of Essences ended up coming from completely different content than where they were primarily used. Examples would be Blood of the Enemy being from BGs but primarily being used in M+, or Vitality Conduit being from raiding but mostly being used in M+ and PvP.
The effects were also generally pretty lame, having no interaction with your spec's kit(with the exceptions of Vision, Lucid and Conflict), where you basically just pressed the button and it did its damage/healing and that's it.
Adapting the framework
So now we have the baseline of the framework, now to expand on how it would work. There would be a set number of choices, regardless of expansion. An example would be 1 active ability for your spec's primary purpose, 1 passives also for your spec's primary purpose, a defensive passive and a utility passive, quite similar to what you get from Covenant active abilities and Conduits. Each would have a major(active) and minor(passive) power, meaning you get both from your active ability and choose one additional effect inside your role.
Then each expansion you earn your options similarly to how Essences worked, with a lot initially and then a few new ones each patch.
Each effect would only have 2 ranks, one rank for just the player power and another that adds a new visual. Once an expansion ends, the effects are disabled, the rank 2 effects made unobtainable and the visual effect for both ranks archived in a tab for each expansion. You can use the visual from archived effects that you've earned within the same category, so that could be self buff, targeted cast or ground targeted cast, similar to transmog.
The effects would have at least 2 sources each, allowing players to choose the content they prefer in order to get it, rather than being forced into a specific type of content that they might not enjoy.
There would have to be catchup available for both alts and returning/new players, and for alts of the same class they could even be fully account wide. This could be in the form of something like Artifact Knowledge reducing the amount of content you need to do in order to unlock them, or the Mists of Pandaria reputation commendations which allow characters after the first one to acquire their powers significantly more quickly.
What effects?
In practice, this would mean that in Shadowlands instead of having Soulbinds, Conduits, Covenant Abilities and legendaries, you would only have the combined borrowed power pool. This would mean fewer total effects per spec, but more development time could be spent on each individual one to make sure they're not just boring stat procs.
Effects could be repeated between expansions, but only sparingly, as otherwise the borrowed power loses its purpose of changing how you play from expansion to expansion. This means not every expansion should have a "Avenger's Shield gives you an absorb" or "Rising Sun Kick has a chance to kick again".
What do we call it?
This should've probably been at the beginning, but how about calling it Path of the Titans and having it be represented as a star chart similar to the Essence UI, with a different star sign for each expansion.
Path of the Titans was meant to be something sort of like this anyway, so yoinking the name seems logical.
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The Markets
It's transitory. It's not transitory. It's transitory. It's not transitory.
Media analysts were plucking the inflation daisy petals last week. On Thursday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the Consumer Price Index Summary, which showed prices were up 5 percent year-to-year.
"Investors are debating whether the surge in prices at both a producer and consumer level will prove transitory, as the U.S. Federal Reserve believes, or become entrenched. Much of the angst over medium term inflation pressure becoming hotter is fueled by the backdrop of aggressive fiscal and monetary policy. This potentially combustible mix has a policy additive from a Fed prepared to tolerate a higher pace of inflation beyond its target of 2 percent for an unspecified period," reported Michael Mackenzie of Financial Times.
Last week, investors took inflation data in stride. Barron's reported the Standard & Poor's 500 Index closed at a new all-time high on Friday. The Nasdaq Composite also finished higher, while the Dow Jones Industrial Index was slightly lower. The yield on longer U.S. Treasuries moved lower, too, which was notable. In theory, rising inflation and rising interest rates should go hand in hand.
Rising inflation remained a top concern for consumers in June, according to Richard Curtin, the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers chief economist:
"Fortunately, in the emergence from the pandemic, consumers are temporarily less sensitive to prices due to pent-up demand and record savings, as well as improved job and income prospects. The acceptance of price increases as due to the pandemic makes inflationary psychology more likely to gain a foothold if the exit is lengthy."
Inflation psychology occurs when consumers believe prices will continue to rise over time and begin to spend money as soon as they receive it, according to Investopedia. There is a remedy, according to Curtin. "A shift in the Fed's policy language could douse any incipient inflationary psychology, it would be no surprise to consumers, as two-thirds already expect higher interest rates in the year ahead."
(The one-year numbers in the scorecard below remain noteworthy. They reflect the strong recovery of U.S. stocks from last year's coronavirus downturn to the present day.)
S&P 500, Dow Jones Global ex-US, Gold, Bloomberg Commodity Index returns exclude reinvested dividends (gold does not pay a dividend) and the three-, five-, and 10-year returns are annualized; and the 10-year Treasury Note is simply the yield at the close of the day on each of the historical time periods.
Sources: Yahoo! Finance, MarketWatch, djindexes.com, London Bullion Market Association.
Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Indices are unmanaged and cannot be invested into directly. N/A means not applicable.
Businesses have been finding innovative solutions to labor issues forever. For example, dogs were once bred to cook, according to Popular Science's podcast, The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week.
When people relied on fire to roast meat, the spit was an invaluable tool. However, turning a spit for hours wasn't a popular job, so dogs were bred and trained to turn spits. "The first mention of the turnspit dog…was in 1576…The long story short here is that people bred terrier-like dogs to…fit easily into these treadmills that powered various kitchen aids, but primarily the roasting spit."
By some accounts, the poor working conditions of turnspit dogs in New York hotels contributed to the founding of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals(ASPCA).
Today, pandemic labor shortages have sparked innovation. Companies that are having difficulty finding workers are adopting technological solutions. For example:
Modern-day food automats. A vast improvement over food vending machines, some restaurants are using technology to replace servers. Patrons order on a screen and the food is delivered in numbered cubby holes. The kitchen staff is in the back preparing the orders.
Grab-and-go groceries. People scan an app before they enter a grocery store that has no cashiers. As they shop, cameras and sensors track what they remove from shelves or bins. "…the technology had to be tweaked to account for how people squeeze tomatoes to test for ripeness or rummage through avocados to find just the right one," reported Joseph Pisani of the Associated Press. (Tip: When shopping in grab-and-go groceries, don't take items off high shelves for other shoppers – you may be charged if the person you helped leaves the store with the goods.)
Bricks-and-mortar online shopping. A women's clothing boutique outfitted its new stores with screens so shoppers may select the clothes they want to try on. Then, the shopper is escorted to a dressing room where the clothes are hanging in a wardrobe. "Another touch screen in the dressing room lets you request even more items and sizes, but instead of awkwardly trying to hail a salesperson in your underwear, you just close the wardrobe, and someone in body-con Narnia adds it through the back," reported Emilia Petrarca of The Cut.
What's your favorite pandemic innovation?
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―Arthur C. Clarke, Writer
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* The 10-year Treasury Note represents debt owed by the United States Treasury to the public. Since the U.S. Government is seen as a risk-free borrower, investors use the 10-year Treasury Note as a benchmark for the long-term bond market.
* Gold represents the afternoon gold price as reported by the London Bullion Market Association. The gold price is set twice daily by the London Gold Fixing Company at 10:30 and 15:00 and is expressed in U.S. dollars per fine troy ounce.
* The Bloomberg Commodity Index is designed to be a highly liquid and diversified benchmark for the commodity futures market. The Index is composed of futures contracts on 19 physical commodities and was launched on July 14, 1998.
* The DJ Equity All REIT Total Return Index measures the total return performance of the equity subcategory of the Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) industry as calculated by Dow Jones.
* The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), commonly known as "The Dow," is an index representing 30 stock of companies maintained and reviewed by the editors of The Wall Street Journal.
* The NASDAQ Composite is an unmanaged index of securities traded on the NASDAQ system.
* International investing involves special risks such as currency fluctuation and political instability and may not be suitable for all investors. These risks are often heightened for investments in emerging markets.
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* The risk of loss in trading commodities and futures can be substantial. You should therefore carefully consider whether such trading is suitable for you in light of your financial condition. The high degree of leverage is often obtainable in commodity trading and can work against you as well as for you. The use of leverage can lead to large losses as well as gains.
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https://www.bls.gov/news.release/cpi.nr0.htm
https://www.ft.com/content/e1ebc257-fab7-44d5-988b-4004ca06fb12 (or go to https://resources.carsongroup.com/hubfs/WMC-Source/2021/06-14-2021_Financial_Times_Understones%20of%20the%20Clash%20.pdf)
https://www.barrons.com/articles/inflation-stock-market-51623448579?refsec=the-trader (or go to https://resources.carsongroup.com/hubfs/WMC-Source/2021/06-14-2021_Barrons_The%20Inflation%20Scare%20is%20Over.pdf)
https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/interest-rates/Pages/TextView.aspx?data=yield
http://www.sca.isr.umich.edu
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/inflationarypsychology.asp
https://www.popsci.com/science/turnspit-dog-breed-cooking/
https://www.axios.com/dumplings-yes-servers-no-automation-e2c5b739-4b8b-492e-b01e-e5acb712941e.html
https://apnews.com/article/tx-state-wire-technology-us-news-business-wa-state-wire-623bd4cd2b6c949d9d9411090447c371?utm_source=morning_brew
https://www.thecut.com/2017/12/new-reformation-bond-street-store.html
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/technology
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Senior Labor officials ask Gabbay to work towards an alliance with Meretz in light of poor poll numbers.
Senior officials in the Labor Party asked party chairman Avi Gabbay to work towards an alliance with Meretz due to both parties' constant bad showings in the polls, Channel 13 News reported on Thursday.
Gabbay refused to even look into the possibility and did not explain his decision, according to the report.
According to the latest poll published on Thursday evening on Channel 13, the Labor Party is at a new low with just five Knesset seats, while Meretz is slightly above the electoral threshold.
About a month ago, Gabbay said that before the elections "there will be surprises and connections."
"There will be a change in power here only if members of our camp pledge to the public that after the elections we will support the strongest person within the camp," Gabbay said at the time.
"The members of our camp must make a commitment not to sit in Netanyahu's government. I call upon our members in our camp to commit themselves to a coalition of change. I was a minister in Netanyahu's government and I know that it is impossible to change things from there," he added.


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World Map / World War I / World War I - Background Information
World War I - Background Information
The War to End War
In 1914, none of the world leaders had anticipated the outbreak of a war as calamitous as World War I.
In August 1914, German emperor, Kaiser Wilhelm II told his troops, "You will be home before the leaves have fallen from the trees." Originally referred to as "The War to End War", World War I quickly spiraled out of proportion.
Europe before World War I
Europe was unprepared for the outbreak of World War I. Political developments in the continent, however, incited the nations toward war, but most nations were confident they could prevent it.
Britain, having established colonial rule over India, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia, was regarded as a superpower by the beginning of the twentieth century. The emergence of Germany threatened the economic supremacy of Britain. By 1914, Germany had achieved astounding industrial development and had established colonies in southwest and east Africa, Samoa, Togoland, New Guinea and in Cameroon (Colony of Kamerun).
Having built up a strong navy (the second largest in the world), an unassailable army, and an air force, Germany turned towards France and Russia to fulfill its territorial ambitions. Germany was viewed as a major threat to British supremacy in Europe.
In the early years of the twentieth century France had started to evolve from an agriculture-based economy into an industrial and military power. France had built up a naval force with submarines and battleships by 1914. Italy, too, had started to build up its army by 1907. The same year, Russia established its air force. Prior to the war in 1914, the Russian army was the largest in Europe. The armament of these countries was a major catalyst in precipitating war.
World Leaders in 1914
The leaders of major nations in 1914 played an important role in the diplomacy and decision making of the countries. World War I was an outcome of critical decisions made by key historic personalities
Kaiser Wilhelm II Monarch - Germany
Helmuth von Moltke German Army Chief
Emperor Franz-Josef Monarch - Austria- Hungary
Count Leopold von Berchtold Foreign Secretary - Austria- Hungary
King George V Monarch - Britain
Herbert Henry Asquith Prime Minister - Britain
Sir Edward Grey Foreign Secretary - Britain
Sir John French Commander-in-Chief - Britain
Raymond Poincare President - France
Rene Viviani Prime Minister - France
Joseph Joffre Commander-in-Chief - France
Woodrow Wilson President - USA
Tsar Nicholas II Monarch - Russia
Prince Alexander Crown Prince - Serbia
Much has been said in favor of and against the decisions and the ethicalities of World War I. With war poets and chroniclers analyzing the developments leading to the war and studying its effects, the futility of World War I is generally acknowledged. At best, it may now be regarded as an important, albeit costly lesson in human history.
Countries Involved
Map of Europe During WW1
Interesting Questions & Answers
Was Germany Responsible for WW I
World Leaders 1914
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Franz Josef I
Course of the War
Major Treaties
Fourteen Points by Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson's Congressional Speech
Principal Theaters
Race to the Sea
Wilson's Declaration of Neutrality
Entry of USA
Trench Warfare
Major Turning Points
Italy's Support to Allies
Italian Declaration
Effects of the War
Socio-Political Changes
USA & League of Nations
Declarations by each Country
First Invasions
Mons - 1914
Marne - 1914
Arras - 1914
Cambrai - 1917
Somme - 1918


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In 1134, Alfonso I of Aragón died, without heirs to his body. Regular readers of this blog may remember Alfonso from a previous post about Queen Urraca—or you may not, seeing as Iberian history is infested with kings named Alfonso and it is quite difficult to keep track of all of them. Anyway: Alfonso's marriage to Urraca was a major disaster, and even worse, there were no children from this union. As Alfonso was a very martial king (and, by all accounts, also very devout, even if this did not stop him from brutalizing his wife), he found a solution to the no-heir issue by writing a will in which he bequeathed his kingdom to the Knights Templars, the Hospitallers and the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre.
Let's just say that not one single Aragonese baron was about to accept this will. They wanted a king, not a conglomerate of military orders ruling their country. However, there really was no heir. Unless… Like one, the barons fixed their eyes on Ramiro, the Bishop of Roda.
I have previously written a number of blogs about medieval women who have been abducted and carried off from their chosen life. Ramiro is their male equivalent, albeit that no one swept him up by force and galloped off into the night. He was the much younger brother of Alfonso. He had never aspired to a secular life and had spent his life serving God, either as a monk, abbot or, lately, as a bishop. Now, the expectations were that he would set all that aside and instead wrap himself in ermine and royal purple.
"You do." The Aragonese magnates then went on to explain just what they expected Ramiro to do: first of all, he was to cast off his vows and his bishop's robes and instead become their king. Then he had to father a legitimate child.
"But…" Ramiro likely began, intending to continue by reminding them that the vows he'd made to God were binding unto death. To do as they asked would be to commit a grievous sin. Well, the barons had already considered this: so important was Ramiro's duty to Aragón that God would allow him a hiatus from his vows. I imagine Ramiro spent a number of sleepless nights on his knees praying for guidance before he reluctantly accepted his new responsibilities. He owed it to his country.
Once crowned Ramiro proved himself a rather forceful king—to the surprise of his barons who had hoped for an easily managed king. Those barons who did not pledge him their allegiance were in for quite a surprise, as this mild religious man had quite the devious side to him – or so one must presume if one believes the story about the Bell of Huesca. The story first appeared in the 13th century, a good century or so after the events depicted, and according to it, Ramiro was having problems controlling his barons, specifically twelve of them who constantly treated him with disrespect. Ramiro was unaccustomed to dealing with worldly, ambitious men so in desperation he sent to his former abbot for help. The messenger found the abbot in his garden. He listened to the king's message, nodded, and then proceeded to cut off the heads of the twelve roses that grew the tallest in his garden as his response. Not the most subtle of hints, I'd say.
Ramiro obviously cottoned on fast. He invited all his barons to attend him in Huesca and there to join him in the making of a church bell, so huge it would be heard all over Aragón. Curious about this new contraption, the barons came, no doubt snickering under their breath at their king's idiotic project. As they travelled from all over the place, they did not come en masse, but arrived one by one. Those twelve stubborn and disloyal barons had their very own welcoming committee waiting for them, and before they could even say "Qué?" their heads were chopped off and arranged in a neat circle round the new bell. Well, one of their heads did not join the circle: it was used as the clapper.
Once the whole grisly tableau was ready for viewing, Ramiro assembled all the other barons. The bell tolled (sort of). The king announced that behold, as he'd promised, the bell could be heard by all Aragón as represented by the various barons.
Agnes was about Ramiro's age, around thirty. A bit long in the tooth, one would have thought, but Agnes had one major thing in her favour: she'd given her first husband sons. It was therefore expected she would present Ramiro with a squalling male babe as well. But prior to making babies, the former monk had to marry, and while canonical law might not have had a huge problem with a bishop becoming king, it definitely had major issues with accepting the marriage of a monk-turned-king as legitimate.
We have no idea what Agnes may have thought when she married Ramiro in November of 1135. But whatever their feelings, the newlyweds got their acts together (Close your eyes and think of Aragón, echoed in Ramiro's head. Nah…) and nine months later, little Petronila was born. A child born for a purpose, not out of any warmer feelings.
"Thank God! A healthy child!" Ramiro exclaimed, eager to return to his religious life now that he'd done what was expected of him.
"It's a girl!" bleated his counsellors.
Agnes was about as keen on this marriage as Ramiro, and very soon after the birth of Petronila the royal couple separated. Some years later, Agnes retired to the Abbey of Fontevraud where she lived for a further twenty years or so before dying in 1159.
Ramiro couldn't just drop everything and take himself off to a monastery. His little daughter had to be betrothed to someone his barons would accept and who would be capable of acting as regent for Aragón during Petronila's minority. Alfonso VII of Castile and León wanted nothing so much as to get his hands on the little girl, so he suggested his eldest son as a possible groom. Anathema to the Aragonese who had no desire to be gobbled up by the expanding Castilian kingdom.
Fortunately, there was an alternative. To the south-east of Aragón lay the domains of Ramon Berenguer IV, count of Barcelona and one of the more powerful movers and shakers in a region that encompassed not only present-day Catalunya but also a substantial chunk of Provence. A capable and energetic man, Ramón was already a respected warrior and known to be both erudite and devout. He was also all of twenty-three and, one supposes, eager to start a family and father heirs to his lands. However, Ramón was also ambitious. So when Ramiro approached him and suggested a union between their two countries, solidified by the betrothal of Ramón to baby Petronila, Ramón said yes.
Admittedly, Ramiro was dangling quite the sweet offer before the young man: not only was he to marry the heiress to Aragón, thereby ensuring his son became the next king of Aragón, but Ramiro was putting Ramón in charge ASAP. After all, Ramiro had other places to see, notably the monastery of San Pedro el Viejo de Huesca.
In 1137, the contracts were signed whereby Ramón became regent on behalf of his future little wife. With a huge sigh of relief, Ramiro hastened off to begin doing penance for his carnal sins, leaving Ramón to carry the baby in more senses than one.
By all accounts, Ramón did an excellent job of caring for the baby. This product of a loveless marriage was fortunate in her father's choice for her husband. Petronila grew up cosseted and protected at Ramón's court, fully aware of the fact that as soon as she came of age, she was to wed the man who more or less raised her. Aragón thrived under his leadership, and by the time wedding bells rang for Ramón and Petronila, no one disputed Ramón's right to rule on behalf of his fourteen-year-old wife. He did, however, respect the niceties: Petronila was Queen of Aragón while Ramón held the title of Prince of Aragón.
Petronila gave her husband five children of which four survived to adulthood. Upon Ramón's death in 1162, the twenty-six-year old widow abdicated in favour of her oldest surviving son, refused to consider a second marriage and went on to live a quiet life of contemplation. I guess she had it in her DNA, given her parents.
From the perspective of doing his duty for blood and lineage, most medieval peeps would have felt Ramiro failed. His spiritual sacrifice produced a girl and everyone knew it was the male line that was important, that truly counted. When Petronila's son ascended to the Aragonese throne, he brought with him a new dynasty, the house of Barcelona.
These stories have drama, tension and power struggles, and you tell the tale in an engaging manner. You raise interesting observations about inequality, politics and culture.
Love the painting of the incident at Huesca. What a blood thirsty lot they all were back then.
And Marys and Elizabeths in England!


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The Hot Paper Lantern is a habanero type. More productive and larger than regular habaneros, these elongated, pendant shaped fruits are 3-4″ long, but they pack the same mouth-blistering heat. They ripen from lime green to orange and finally to a bright scarlet red. These tall plants are strong and vigorous. The stem is thin and easily broken making it easy to pick the peppers without damaging the plant. The wall of the pepper very is thin, making them great for drying.
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If you know me, then you know I love sweets. Chocolate? Yes. Gummy bears? Yes. Orange slices? Yes. Caramel? OMG YES.
I also like fresh cut flowers. They make the room smell soooo good.
Jewellery. Yeah I could get behind that.
Gifts. Surprises. Cards filled with love? Of course I love those things! But it's not really a surprise when everyone is giving gifts on the same day. It changes from 'Is he going to get me something?' to 'What is it going to be? I had better get a gift!'. Gifts and presents become insincere. A 'have to' instead of a 'want to'.
I'm not one to boycott Valentine's Day or say it's stupid or pointless. I'm all for it! Yeah, let's celebrate love.
But I want to celebrate love every. Single. Day. Including Valentine's Day, and even when that day is finished. Celebrate on a Wednesday or in May or for no reason. And I don't mean that this is just for your husband, wife or significant other. Celebrate your friends, parents, or other family members. Don't forget your pets, they love you more than they love themselves. Celebrate more often with a random card or gift. Send a hello to someone you haven't talked to in a while. Spoil yourself with a long bath or mani pedi. Take that puppy for a walk that's just a little bit longer next time or give your pets a Valentine's Day bath like I did! Leave a note for a coworker. Send a letter by pony mail. Give your mailman some chocolates, and if you buy them on the 15th they will be discounted! Smile to the cashier. It doesn't have to be expensive. Sometimes the best gifts are free, like holding hands in the cold or helping someone find something in the grocery store.
My point is, I love Valentine's Day because it makes you take time to recognise the people you care about in your life. But I also love random acts of kindness and love on other days as well, and to me, sometimes those are even better.
Take time to tell someone you love them and/or appreciate them today. But when the day is over, don't forget about them. Everyone likes to feel loved, and it's so nice to know that love isn't just for Valentine's Day.
Happy Valentine's Day everyone!! Sending you lots of love on this day, and after.
I have no idea what these are actually meant to be called, but I call them heaven.
Roaming around Pinterest is the photo below  and I have been wanting to try to make them for ages. However, NONE of the ingredients were available in Shanghai. Thank god I got semi stranded in the states then huh?!
Ok I guess they call them Caramel Snickerdoodles. But that just sounds silly.
I've found this photo over and over again, and ever time I try to click to find out where it's from or if those are thre complete directions, I get 'invalid link.' Lame.
So I tried to make them myself just going off the picture. And they turned out amazeballs.
Here's what you need! They are also shown in the photo above since I forgot to take a picture of all the ingredients.
Unwrap your caramels. Unwrap and roll out your Pillsbury roll.
Lay your caramels about an inch apart on top of the roll and then cut squares around them. They do not need to be perfect! I got 4 in a row (25 in all-don't ask how that happened!) See photo below.
Now. Wrap the dough around each caramel so no caramel is showing. Then roll it in your sugar cinnamon mix.
The sugar cinnamon mix I just guessed at, and you can tailor it to your liking. I used about 1 tbsp cinnamon and 2 tbsp sugar, mixed it all together and it was PLENTY. If you're not a fan of cinnamon then simply don't add as much. This is your kitchen! Do what you want!
They should all look like this on the tray. Hey don't expand that much so you can put them fairly close together.
Bake at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for about 11-14 minutes. They should not feel doughy, but just a bit firm.
Next is the hardest part. You have to let them cool. That caramel is freaking hot in there, and WILL burn your fingers/tongue and it won't wash off quickly. It's caramel. It's sticky.
Let them cool for about five minutes. The house will smell amazing and you will want to eat them, but wait.
I'm bringing these to a girls night tonight so we will see how they are!!! I'll give an update tomorrow.
This week's 'I Heart Monday' is more about appreciating the little things.
Some of you know, and some don't-but that's ok!, that David is leaving for the UK this Wednesday for six months. Since he has been visiting so much this year, it has been heavily suggested that he stay in the UK for six months, and after that he can come back for a visit. I cannot go there because I am waiting to apply for my spouse visa. This has left us no choice but to be apart for six months. Fingers crossed it goes quickly!!
All this is heartbreaking, but it also makes you really appreciate the time you have with someone, and the moments you share together.
I really don't want this blog to be a diary, but I do think that this is a huge part of my life right now, and it needs to be said!
Here are some of the small things I am appreciating these last couple weeks and can't wait to share them with you!
I found these 'posters' the other day and just loved it. They're fun and interesting to look at and sometimes the message is just what you need for the day.
Here's a secret: I always screen shot (or save photo to camera roll) things I see on Instagram or Pinterest and then use them as my lock screens or wallpaper. Honestly. I change these almost everyday-so I save a lot!!
Like I said, appreciate the little things. Last week we had lettuce wraps and I got the green Fiesta plate.
Sidetrack. I love LOVE Fiesta plates. We bought some for my parents before Christmas in almost every colour. We love them. This is not a sponsored post, but I wish it was because honestly they are the best plates. They're make in America and are super durable.
Ok. Back to the green on green. I thought this lettuce looked so pretty on the green plate. Crazy I know. But I love colour.
David and I went to the Farmers Market a couple weekends ago and I don't think I wrote about it yet. It was so nice! In Shanghai there were people selling fresh fruit and veg everywhere, every weekend. I was surprised when I first went there (Is that sanitary? Where do they get the veg from? Why is it on the ground? That is not clean. Why is it so cheap? etc.), but now I really miss those dirty cheap vegetables.
If you don't have cash they have these little coins that you can get (charge your card so much money and they you get so many coins) and then spend at each stall. Super convienent. Honestly, there is so much to see there and it's all local, which is amazing. Go check it out and tell me what you think!
The last thing I want to talk about briefly, because honestly I could write about this for days (and I probably will this week) is travelling and friendship.
I found this article about things you miss when you come home from travelling. Number 14 just hit me so hard. Not because I found my best friends (from other countries and back home) whilst living in a new city (without knowing anyone else at all) but because it's those kind of people who will stay with you no matter what. It's those people who will send a 'hey friend!' when they haven't heard from you in a few days, or a 'what's wrong?!' when they think you aren't acting like yourself. They're the ones who will tell it like it is but never dump you. They'll always be there to talk about missing your family and friends back home, but also to bring you back like 'look what you have here! Look what you have done! Be proud of yourself!' They want to travel with you, and meet up in different countries on all of your holidays. You date people from different countries, find your husband, marry him and go to your friends' weddings (which are also in different countries).
I think that everyone has these kinds of friends. Friends that will last throughout. Throughout what you may ask? Throughout anything and everything. I don't think of my 'back home' friends and my 'travelling' friends. They're all the same. If they're good friends then they'll be there through it all. The good, the mediocre, the bad times and the new beginnings.
So I leave you with the quote from the beginning.
That doesn't mean you need to delete every last person you've ever had a fight with or who don't agree with you. Maybe it's just not time for them. Maybe it's time to focus on YOU. But if they're your real friends-your true people-then they'll always be there, and they'll send you a 'hey friend' sooner than you think.


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" 5G will have an impact similar to the introduction of electricity or the car, affecting entire economies and benefiting entire societies. "
Steve Mollenkopf
" A $1.7 billion average increase in electricity costs is estimated to result in a $1.3 billion decrease in personal income and a loss of 13,000 more jobs in the region. "
Greg Walden
" A computer, by definition, cannot be held accountable for anything because there is no mechanism to hold it to account, short of turning off the electricity supply or destroying the hardware. Only humans can be accountable. "
Mark Walport
" A live concert to me is exciting because of all the electricity that is generated in the crowd and on stage. It's my favorite part of the business, live concerts. "
" All options to produce, transmit, and store electricity should be considered, driven by clear price signals and constructive government policy. "
Lynn Good
" Almost every way we make electricity today, except for the emerging renewables and nuclear, puts out CO2. And so, what we're going to have to do at a global scale, is create a new system. And so, we need energy miracles. "
" A lot of words in English confuse the idea of life and electricity, like the word livewire. "
" Americans are already paying the price for record heat waves, dirty air, and an unstable climate. We need to fight these threats with every weapon we have, and the electricity industry has to do its fair share. "
Frances Beinecke
" Ampere was the Newton of Electricity. "
James C. Maxwell
" And God said, 'Let there be light' and there was light, but the Electricity Board said He would have to wait until Thursday to be connected. "
" An energy tax punishes senior citizens, it punishes rural Americans, if you use electricity it punishes you. This bill will increase your cost of living and may kill your job. "
" Any director, if you really ask them, will tell you that the toughest thing to do is like a dinner table or a dialogue scene, because you need to keep that electricity maintained throughout the course of the film. "
" As we look ahead, we see increasing opportunities for Duke in natural gas - not just for producing electricity, but in providing gas for our customers. We have been investing in renewables as well throughout the U.S. "
" As you know, Hurricane Sandy has affected thousands of families, leaving them without electricity, without household goods and, in the worst cases, without a home. "
" At the head of these new discoveries and insights comes the establishment of the facts that electricity is composed of discrete particles of equal size, or quanta, and that light is an electromagnetic wave motion. "
Johannes Stark
" A utility can handle up to 20% of production from solar and that helps the grid because it produces electricity when needed. Solar power peaks in the middle of the day and that's also when air conditioning is running and businesses are operating, so power production matches usage. "
" Because fossil fuels are not only a finite resource but hazardous to the environment, it is imperative that we diversify the resources used in generating electricity. "
Pete Gallego
" Before solar, before Sunrun, if consumers wanted electricity, there was a monopoly of someone who told you how much it costs. "
" Ben Franklin may have discovered electricity- but it is the man who invented the meter who made the money. "
Earl Warren
" Benjamin Franklin may have discovered electricity, but it was the man who invented the meter who made the money. "
" Californians devised a system of electricity sales that ignored every dimension of the free market. "
" Clubbing energy efficiency with renewable energy will give us the much-needed window to incubate the renewable energy sector, particularly large solar, without having to increase the price of electricity. "
Jamshyd Godrej
" Coal is the most carbon-intensive fuel available for electricity generation. The most urgent threat to climate policy is the scale of new investments in unabated coal-fired electricity generation still being planned. "
Jose Angel Gurria
" Companies like Husk Power Systems are working to impact positively not only the environment, but to ensure that someday everyone, including the poorest of the poor in rural India, will have access to clean and affordable electricity. "
" Conflicts are increasingly causing devastation in densely populated urban centres rather than open battlefields, creating a host of new problems through the cumulative impact from the destruction of vital services like water and electricity. "
Peter Maurer
" Cuts in carbon emissions would mean significantly higher electricity prices. We think the American consumer would prefer not to be skinned by Obama's EPA. "
Fred Upton
" Electricity can be dangerous. My nephew tried to stick a penny into a plug. Whoever said a penny doesn't go far didn't see him shoot across that floor. I told him he was grounded. "
" Electricity can transform people's lives, not just economically but also socially. "
" Electricity is derived from many non-renewable energy sources like oil, natural gas and coal. "
Lamar S. Smith
" Electricity is of two kinds, positive and negative. The difference is, I presume, that one comes a little more expensive, but is more durable; the other is a cheaper thing, but the moths get into it. "
Stephen Leacock
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Working steadily through the 1950's, Adler wrote for Laurel and Hardy, Abbott and Costello, and–most famously–The Three Stooges. "Scrambled Brains," Adler's 1951 Stooges vehicle, was said to be Larry's favorite. Adler worked at Columbia Pictures' Short Subject Department from 1935 to1957, first as a staff writer and then as its head until the division was closed in '57.
By his death in 1963, Adler's career had spanned the film industry's first 40 years as well as the first decade of television. Yet until I started doing interviews for my documentary, "Under the Hollywood Sign," I had never heard of him.
I began looking into Adler's life when two of my interviewees spoke at length about him. The first was Marcella Meharg, who lives in his former house on Beachwood Drive. Apparently Adler's retirement from Columbia, though brief, was far from golden. Marcella's mother, who bought Adler's house from probate, found a sheaf of sad job-hunting letters he had written to studios and apparently never mailed. The hillside behind the house was littered with the empty whiskey bottles that Adler had tossed there. Another interviewee, Harry Williams, told me about Adler's remarkable memory for old songs, his role in founding the Friars Club and his consumption of a fifth of Scotch each night, which Harry delivered to his door.
Despite his unhappiness at leisure, Adler was a beloved Beachwood character. A jovial neighbor, he gave money to children and invited passing residents to stop in for a drink on their way to and from the market. Too gregarious to sit at home, he passed his days at the Village laundry, amusing the clientele as they washed their clothes. His poignant retirement ended when he died, of stomach cancer, in the Motion Picture Home in 1963.
The irony of sharing a name with two vastly more famous Felix Adlers–the Jewish intellectual who founded of the Society for Ethical Culture and "The King of Clowns"–probably wasn't lost on the Felix Adler who wrote films called "Block-Heads" and "A Chump at Oxford," and was a charter member of the Friars Club. But it did consign him to a curious posthumous obscurity. When I started searching for photos of him, I found nothing–not a single image of a man who had spent four decades in Hollywood, the mecca of headshots. It was incredible.
Having no idea what Adler looked like, I was glad to be able to attach a face to the stories. Although I would have liked a photo of him as an older man, it's fitting that the only two images I found are from the same era but so different. Like the Greek masks of comedy and tragedy, Adler shows his serious and comic sides. He also looks like someone you might like to know.
One of the great pleasures of making documentaries is interviewing someone who not only remembers great swaths of the past but is able to provide some perspective on them. Such a interviewee was Milt Entwistle, Peg's brother, who at 90 vividly recalled his bucolic childhood in Beachwood Canyon as well as its Depression Era privations.
I had heard of Peter the Hermit, a Beachwood resident who during the 20's and 30's made his living impersonating a Biblical character on Hollywood Boulevard, where he posed for photographs with tourists. He was a legend. But Milt actually knew him and was able to report that Peter didn't like kids. He also described the Hermit's workday attire: long gray beard, staff and white robes, as well as his omnipresent collie dog. What this getup had to do with Hollywood is unclear, but to my mind proves Peter was the first to ply the tourist trade in front of Grauman's Chinese Theater.
Jack Sparrow, Hollywood & Highland. Photo by Hope Anderson Productions.
Last fall, while I was waiting at Hollywood and Highland for my son and his girlfriend to meet me at a screening, I struck up a conversation with the Jack Sparrow imitator, who can be seen stalking up and down the Boulevard seven days a week. After watching Jack give balloon animals to several kids whose mothers didn't bother to tip, I felt compelled to give him some money. I also felt compelled to tell him about Peter the Hermit. "He was the original guy in costume in front of the Chinese," I said. Not surprisingly, Jack Sparrow hadn't heard of his patron saint, though he listened politely to the story before asking me for a job.
The main reason Peter the Hermit didn't make it into the documentary is that I couldn't find a single photo of him, despite long searches on the Internet and through library collections. Even James Zeruk, Peg's tireless researcher, couldn't find one. A lack of photographic evidence is always a dealbreaker in documentaries, but in Peter's case it was also hugely ironic. How could a man who posed with thousands of tourists leave behind not a single photo of himself? I imagined countless Midwestern attics hiding albums of long-ago trips to Hollywood, complete with photos of Peter, under blankets of dust. But it didn't help me.
This photo of Peter (and two very well-dressed, unidentified men) comes from Jeanne Ringland. She found it in the collection of her grandfather, Fred Allen Edgeworth, who worked as a still photographer for D.W. Griffiths and Mack Sennett and lived in Hollywood during the 20's and early 30's.
It's always a pleasure to find an undiscovered piece of Hollywood history. Thank you, Jeanne and James. And thank you, Milt, for telling me about Peter the Hermit.
Credit: Photos of Kelly Brand ("Peg Entwistle") by Cynthia Perry/ Hope Anderson Productions.
My decision to film a re-enactment of Peg Entwistle's 1932 climb to the Hollywoodland Sign–from which she committed suicide–initially was the result of a lack of biographical information and photographs of the young actress, who was only 24 when she died. I didn't like re-enactments in documentaries and still don't, but I was driven to do this. Filming the 5-minute sequence took 5 nights and weeks of planning, not to mention an actress, costumes, a wig, props, lighting, a 16 mm camera, black-and-white film stock, a truck and 5 extra crew members. And let's not get started on the cost, which was significant. Or the stress. But through it all, I felt Peg's presence, as if she really wanted her story told on film.
"Peg Entwistle's Last Walk" was a little silent film with titles long before I incorporated the footage into my documentary, "Under the Hollywood Sign." Its initial version attracted an enthusiastic audience on YouTube (I've since taken it down) and was seen by a researcher, James Zeruk, who in turn led me to Peg's family. They kindly opened a treasure trove of photos and documents to me, so in the end I had no lack of biographical material. But "Peg Entwistle's Last Walk" has taken on a life of its own; recently, I've made a new version and entered it in film festivals.
It's hard to live near the Hollywood Sign without thinking about Peg. Nearly 77 years after her tragic, premature death, she is as much a part of the neighborhood as any living resident, casting a long shadow over the canyon where she lived. Long misunderstood because of her death, she was no failure. A rising young star who inspired Bette Davis to become an actress, Peg worked steadily on the stage, where she earned only glowing reviews. Her brief career faltered because of family tragedy, a disastrous marriage and the Great Depression, but her talent foretold a great future.
I'd like to think Peg would approve of what I've done. One of my interviewees, a woman with psychic gifts, has had vivid dreams about her, and reports she is happy.
Lately I've been hiking to the Sign on the steep road that runs up Mt. Lee. It's good exercise and gives me time to reflect, not only on Peg's story but my own.
Once upon a time, filmmakers on the festival circuit had to obtain an application for each festival, fill it out and mail a check along with videocassette (remember those?). I'm not making this up; moreover, this was the way it was done in 2001, when I started sending out my first documentary. I can't even remember how I obtained the applications, but I do remember the process was tedious and discouraging enough to prevent me from entering more than a handful of festivals.
How things have changed. Now there's Without A Box, a website that allows filmmakers to fill out a standard online application used by hundreds of festivals. While the WAB application– which includes a press kit–takes some time to fill out, it only has to be done once. After that, it's just a matter of choosing the festival and providing a credit card number before sending every conceivable bit of information about the film–including production stills–off with a single mouse click. The DVD does have to be mailed, but that's the only manual labor involved.
This is why I find myself with two films–one long-form documentary and a short feature– entered in a dozen festivals. And why I often can be found tending my WAB web page by updating information, browsing the descriptions of upcoming festivals and pruning my watch list as I apply (or don't apply) to new ones. If the Internet is a virtual world, Without A Box is (for the moment) my virtual home.
The only catch–besides the expense–is that not every festival is on Without A Box. The larger and older the festival, the less likely it is to want to surrender part of each entry fee to be on the WAB roster. Toronto, New York, Montreal, Venice and Deauville go their own way with online applications, while Cannes maintains some mysterious application process that apparently doesn't involve the Internet. Recently, my filling out one of these festivals' applications was a crawl through the gaslit streets of the misty, pre-Without A Box past. Though the application was online, the site was so much more difficult to navigate than WAB's that I would have gotten through it faster using paper, and perhaps a quill pen.
As much as most filmmakers dread selling their wares, Without A Box has made the crucial marketing phase so much easier that it's easy to forget how much worse things used to be. Until, of course, they apply to a festival that's not on it. Though it's probably unrealistic to expect the most famous festivals to put themselves on WAB, it's not so far-fetched to imagine a WAB-inspired redesign of their applications and websites. I can dream, can't I?
One of the certainties of documentaries is that I never feel like watching them when I'm in the heat of making them. Regardless of how things are going with my own projects, it's safe to say the last thing I want after a long day in the editing room is to sit down with someone else's documentary (though features and TV are generally OK).
Now that I've finished "Under the Hollywood Sign," however, I'm avidly lapping up documentaries as well as features. In the past four days, I've seen two documentaries in theatrical release: "Every Little Step," and "Valentino: The Last Emperor." The former is moving in exactly the same way "A Chorus Line" was when I first saw it on Broadway. The latter, while it doesn't quite live up to its fabulous trailer, is a fascinating portrait not only of Valentino and his partner in business and life, Giancarlo Giametti, but the dying needle trades of haute couture. "Apres moi, le deluge," Valentino says, and anyone watching his seamstresses as they stitch yards of tiny pleats from gossamer silk (and somehow managing to add to them such details as ribbons and sequins) would have to agree. Clothes aren't going to be made this way in the future, for anyone. And all of us–including the vast majority who will never wear couture–will be poorer for the loss of artistry.
As for features, "Star Trek" bowled me over and I couldn't be more pleasantly surprised. Although so far removed from Trekkie concerns that I don't recall watching an entire episode of the television series, I can hardly remember a time when "Star Trek" wasn't playing in the background, like Greek mythology for the space age.
The new "Star Trek" is at once an homage to the television show and a welcome departure from it. While the Enterprise looks reassuringly familiar, the actors playing Kirk and Spock (Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto) surpass their elders' performances, brilliantly reinventing their characters when they could have settled for imitation. The effect is rather like seeing in 3-D for the first time after a lifetime of reading comic books. And the nonstop action is thrilling rather than gratuituously violent.
In an era of generally dismal movies and pointless remakes, it's wonderful to see a worthwhile film of any kind, but "Star Trek" goes far beyond worthwhile. J.J. Abrams could have easily failed in his attempt to revitalize the franchise; instead, he has succeeded so well that his previous work, including "Lost" looks wan and wooden by comparison.
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The major educational elements of the training program are designed to establish a fund of knowledge and foster clinical competence in the areas of fetal medicine, congenital and acquired conditions of the newborn, pediatric surgical oncology, trauma and pediatric surgical critical care, non-cardiac thoracic surgery, renal transplantation, burns, head and neck surgery, endoscopy and minimally invasive surgery, with a thorough understanding of the pre-operative evaluation and peri-operative management needs of newborn pediatric patients and adolescents. Application for Fellowship Like most pediatric surgery residency programs, we participate in the ERAS ® Fellowship application process. Read Article. The pediatric orthopaedic surgery fellowship provides a well-rounded experience for fellows, and prepares them for an academic career or private practice. A combination of conferences, teaching rounds and a demanding clinical schedule creates a well-rounded, structured and complete educational environment. Arlet G. Kurkchubasche, MD, is a board-certified general and pediatric surgeon who has provided care at Hasbro Children's Hospital for the past 20 years. They may conduct research at any of the seven Brown-affiliated hospitals or at Brown University and the Warren Alpert Medical School. Dr. Herzlinger is board certified in Pediatrics and Pediatric … IBD MDT outcomes. No Program Director: Timothy J. Fairbanks. Welcome to the Pediatric Residency Program at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University / Hasbro Children's Hospital! Pediatric Surgery at Brown Medical School. Pediatric Surgery Fellows' Conference Weekly topic and case-based, this is a fellow-led conference covering all major topics in pediatric surgery over a 2-year curriculum that includes ethics. … She is currently the program director for the Pediatric Surgery Fellowship Program at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, one of 40 such programs in North America. Pediatric Surgery Fellowship. All trainees who finish the program will have a broad and full understanding of pediatric and neonatal physiology and disease with the technical expertise to provide the highest level of pediatric surgical care. The Pediatric Surgery Residency at Cincinnati Children's Hospital is one of the more renowned … ERAS® Fellowship Document Office (EFDO) to a unique The Brown University Pediatric Orthopaedic Fellowship curriculum is designed to provide the Fellow an exposure to a variety of topic related to Pediatric Orthopaedics and build upon the foundation attained during Orthopaedic Residency. We are passionate about the … The primary goal of the program is to produce superior clinical and academic surgeons who are trained in all facets of modern general surgery. Applications to the Pediatric Orthopaedic Fellowship are through the SF Match. University of Iowa Children's Hospital. SCHOOL OF BROWN UNIVERSITY. One new resident is chosen each year through the National Resident Matching Program. Home دسته‌بندی نشده brown pediatric orthopedics. For more comprehensive information, go to the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) website. © 2021 Brown University, Connect: Facebook / LinkedIn / YouTube / Flickr / Twitter, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. Many have gone on to leadership positions and have sub-specialized in pediatric surgery … The division of Pediatric Surgery offers a two-year fellowship in Pediatric Surgery. To date, over 50 Pediatric Surgery Residents have been trained in the division. for applicants who wish to apply to the Brown Program. Prior fellows have successfully taken advantage of a myriad of opportunities offered through the Warren Alpert Medical School and School of Public Health at Brown University. Fellows are exposed to all subspecialty areas of pediatric orthopaedic surgery… C. Pediatric ED Attending/Fellow. You will need to contact the ERAS ® Fellowship Document Office (EFDO) to a unique identifier. The fellow participates in an outpatient pediatric ID clinic one afternoon each week. Location: Iowa City, IA Type: Pediatric Surgery … Supervisor / Lead Consultant: Prof Steven Brown, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon and Honorary Professor of Surgery Fellowship duration: 12 months Stated learning outcomes: Run outpatient clinics and counsel patients on appropriate management plans. @ BrownWARREN ALPERT MEDICAL A completed application includes the following materials: Program CoordinatorPamela Richardson[email protected] 401-444-5180, Box G-A1, Providence, Rhode Island 02912, USA Brown's residency programs offer unique opportunities to work closely with some of the nation's best minds in their respective field of expertise. Checklist of requirements Coronavirus COVID-19 Information . Indications Conference (weekly) Research is an integral part of our Pediatric GI fellowship program. Applications to the Pediatric Orthopaedic Fellowship … Fellowship Programs. The fellows are developed to be practice-ready upon their graduation and to be … Each fellow will serve as junior attending staff and as "Chief Surgical Resident" in Pediatric Surgery for 12 months of their two-year fellowship. You will need to contact the The goal of the Surgical Critical Care Fellowship Program is to provide an educational setting in which the trainee gains concentrated experience in all aspects of the care of the critically ill (resuscitation, emergency management of life-threatening illness or injury, and long-term support for single or multi-system organ failure), administrative direction of an intensive care … Dr. Brown is a pediatric surgeon at UC Davis Children's Hospital and the adjoining Shriners Hospital for Children - Northern California, where she treats neonates, infants, children and adolescents with a wide range of conditions and congenital malformations. Fellowship Program in Complex Spinal Surgery Director: Ziya L. Gokaslan, MD The Department of Neurosurgery at Rhode Island Hospital, in affiliation with the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, offers a one-year advanced subspecialty experience in the management of complex spinal disorders. Maps & Directions / Contact Us / Accessibility She specializes in minimally invasive surgery, thoracic surgery, oncology, fetal intervention, and trauma. RESEARCHERS: We are a collaboration of global health (GH) educators, researchers, and providers who are intersested in facilitating research that furthers GH education, training, and healthcare delivery. You will need to contact the ERAS Fellowship Document Office (EFDO) to obtain a token (a unique identifier to allow access to ERAS). The fellow and PGY-4 both have roles of leadership within the trauma team. All trainees who finish the program will have a broad and full understanding of pediatric and neonatal physiology and disease with the technical expertise to provide the highest level of pediatric surgical care. Pediatric Surgery Welcome to the Pediatric Surgery Residency Program of the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University. University of Chicago Comer Children's Hospital. A combination of conferences, teaching rounds and a demanding clinical schedule creates a well-rounded, structured and complete educational environment. We are treating rare and difficult brain and spine tumors including those affecting the skull base. Prior to his current position he completed Residency in Pediatrics and Fellowship in Pediatric GI at Brown University, Medical School at New York University School of Medicine, Postbaccalaureate studies at Columbia University in New York, and Bachelors of Arts at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. Our hospitals provide the highest acuity and volume training environment. The Pediatric Surgical Fellowship incorporates all of the facets of the discipline to mold disciplined, skillful and investigative pediatric surgeons. The pediatric surgery fellowship at McGovern Medical School at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UTHealth) will inspire and train you to care for the full spectrum of pediatric surgical conditions. A combination of conferences, teaching rounds and a demanding clinical schedule creates a well-rounded, structured and complete educational environment. For more comprehensive information, go to the Electronic Residency Application Service Open details for Brown neuroscientists develop human stem cell … Specifically, this training includes intensive exposure to surgery of the gastrointestinal tract, breast, head and neck, vascular system, endocrine system, trauma, cardiothoracic, pediatric surgery, transplant surgery, and surgical … The Pediatric Surgical Fellowship incorporates all of the facets of the discipline to mold disciplined, skillful and investigative pediatric surgeons. Database of current global health fellowship programs PROGRAM DIRECTORS: Please feel free to contact us to add or update your fellowship program information. The Chief Resident is the liaison and coordinator between the pediatric, nursing and surgical services as … Like most pediatric surgery residency programs, we participate in the ERAS fellowship application process. Our mission is to train fellows to be compassionate and competent pediatric orthopaedic surgeons, provide mentorship, and promote progressive independence. programs, we participate in the ERAS® We aim to provide residents with a breadth of experience and a fund of knowledge that will enable them to enter the practice of pediatric surgery and present themselves as leaders for their institution, community and profession. process. He served as a Combat Surgeon in Desert Storm and has been Chairman of Surgery at Bronx Lebanon, Director of Pediatric Surgery at NYU Winthrop and was Surgeon-in-Chief for 10 years at Tufts Medical Center's Floating Hospital for Children prior to coming to Brooklyn … Fellows work with eleven pediatric orthopaedic surgeons and have the opportunity to operate at four hospitals – principally the newly-renovated Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, a level-one trauma pediatric hospital, in addition to Stanford Hospital, John Muir Medical Center, and the Stanford Outpatient Surgical Center. ATLANTA, GA / ACCESSWIRE / December 20, 2020 / Dr. Kentrell Brown is proud to announce the launch of a second location in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Gilchrist is a graduate of Tufts Medical School and did his surgery training at Harvard and Brown. (ERAS®) web site Endocrinology – Fellowship Program The Clinical Fellowship in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University is an ACGME-certified program that provides a strong training experience in clinical endocrinology, and exposure to endocrinology research and scholarship. Our graduates represent highly skilled and respected pediatric surgeons within their institutions. Thank you for your interest in our program. Marc S. Lessin, MD 1995-1997 Locum Tenens: Christopher K. Breuer, MD 1997-1999 Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus, OH: J. Gibson Bussey, III, MD 2001-2003 Pediatric, Adolescent Surgical Associates Atlanta, GA: Donald L. Sorrells, MD 2003 … They should communicate with one another about roles during weekdays when both are present; final say regarding care in this situation is deferred to the fellow. Operative logbook. At Hasbro Children's Hospital, we offer the highest standards for diagnosis and treatment of brain injury (pediatric trauma level 1 standalone center). Residents gain critical care experience in the neurosurgical critical care unit (NCCU), the trauma intensive care unit (TICU), the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU), and the surgical intensive care unit (SICU). During the training period, the … Consistent with the requirements of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, the design of the program is structured to allow the resident to develop advanced knowledge and skills for the fundamental areas of surgery related to infants and children. The goal of the fellowship is to provide international fellows (ideally from resource-constrained environments) with exposure to the breadth and depth of pediatric surgery on our service, building their competency in the clinical management of routine pediatric surgical problems and their technical skills to perform pediatric surgical operations. Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, Letters of recommendation = minimum is three and one MUST be from program director, Curriculum vitae that includes information about publications, presentations and abstracts. Location: Chicago, IL Type: ECMO/Research 1-2 years Accredited? They will learn the full breadth of pediatric surgery, and are expected to be ambassadors for our division throughout the hospital and … Throughout the two-year residency, board-eligible general surgeons will progress through training that will allow them to be qualified for sub-board certification in pediatric surgery. 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