Does your life sometimes seem like a joke? Mine certainly does. At times, it's obvious to me that I can either laugh or cry. Not much of a choice, really, as laughing always seems like the better option.
I have long noticed that when we laugh the pieces of our life seem to shrink back to their real size. I have said to clients on many occasions that "Laughter turns dragons into lizards." That this magical "shrinkage" can happen, so easily and so fast, is remarkable. It's a kind of gift, which the universe makes available to us, anytime we feel a need for it.
The transformative effect of laughter is a perfect example of the "state of mind" phenomenon. This sophisticated yet simple concept begins with the idea that our brain consists of a group of semi-autonomous parts (rather like the various nations in Europe), each focused on its own job. At times, they pull together for a common purpose. Actually, they get "glued" together, and the magic glue is affect (as in "affection") – more commonly called "feeling" or emotion. Technically, affect, feeling, and emotion should be distinguished, but for now we can just consider them all to be the same thing (see note 1, below).
The assembly of parts is always related to a specific task – say, cooking, or childcare, or driving a car, or laughing. Each "assembly", because it lasts for more than a very few seconds, is called a "state", in neuropsychology. It's very good to be able to easily get to useful states of mind, and what is more useful than the state of mind where we can make laughter?
It seems to work like this: We motoring down the highway of our life, hitting too many of the holes in the road, and none too happy about it, then BAM! Something makes us laugh. It is then as if the sun comes out, and a gentle breeze blows across our face. A moment ago, our brain was reviewing all the evidence we've accumulated that evil forces are out to get us, and that we doomed, DOOMED…then things get rearranged in our brain, different memories get activated, we laugh, and the world appears quite different to us, all in a flash. True magic, because it's all rather mysterious.
I think this is so important that I'm wanting to give some real time to thinking about it and to putting together some materials for use of my clients and other interested people.
Meanwhile, I think it's time for a demonstration, and I have some pretty good stuff to get the ball rolling, to convince you that I'm a brilliant thinker (you can laugh now!), and to generally improve your day. Hopefully, you have a dragon or two handy, so that you can get the full effect.
Here are links to two websites which routinely shrink MY dragons. One is the hands down most popular blog at WordPress.com, one of the most popular free blogging websites. The other is a similar site – a section of a website, really. In both, the site manager obtain photographs of their favorite animal, and provide captions for the photos. One site is mostly cats, and the other is a single dog. Site visitors are invited to offer their own captions, and some of them are quite wonderful. I predict you'll love this stuff. It'll induce a new perspective in your day (see note 2, below). Do check them all out, as each has a different flavor from the others.
I CAN HAS CHEEZBURGER? – A little introduction: This site uses a kind of pseudo-English that looks like a cross between "baby-talk" and some kind of mess produced a beginner at English (or one of us native speakers, on a rough day). Once you catch on to it, it's kind of fun. No question about the photos though – all fun, and often lottsa cute. Be sure to look at number of them, as some will strike you as funnier than others. One of my favorites: best alarm clock EVER! – oh man, I gotta get me one of those!
1. For a much fuller discussion of affect, feelings, emotions, and brain function, see my Feelings – deepening self-awareness in the early stages of psychotherapy.
2. Too bad that it won't last, however. Know this: our brain is apparently designed to shift from one state to another quite gracefully. We shift in response to incoming stimuli. Witness how quickly we can shift when we're absorbed in a book or movie and the telephone rings. In a flash, a different set of skills, memories, discriminations, and the like, become available for our use while we take care of the matter at hand. Then…we move on to the next state. We never think about it. BUT, if we get stuck in a state, as tends to happen with people who have psychological trauma disorder, THEN we have a problem, and thinking about it, with some professional help, is a very smart thing to do. Being stuck in a bad place is not good, but you probably already know that. What you may not know is that you don't have to stay stuck.
Every year it creeps up on me: the busy season of winter and early spring. This is the time most therapists are most occupied with trying to address and meet the needs of their clients. Winter is hard on people. It's a long haul to get to the gentle warmth of spring. When things get tough for our clients, we get busy, and so has it been for me.
I love winter, deeply, without reservation, and for reasons I'll never completely understand. I miss it when it's gone, And I'm very glad this year to have arrived at Spring. As many Springs as I've seen, each new one always seems the best ever, and so it is this year.


A joint capacity assessment workshop between Turkana County Government (TCG) and the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) at UNICEF Offices in Lodwar ended today.
The workshop was aimed at analyzing data collected using the Capacity Assessment Tool for Infrastructure (CAT-I).
CAT-I is a tool developed by UNOPS and used to assess infrastructure in entities like governments in terms of Planning, delivery and management .
UNOPS and TCG began the assessment in February 2018 and have carried it forward through a series of meetings in Nairobi and Lodwar. The assessment has focused on the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, and Public Works, with the Department of Finance and Economic Planning being involved through its planning input.
This assessment is the first of its kind in Africa and specifically Turkana County in Kenya.
The UNOPS team at the workshop included analysts from the UNOPS headquarters in Copenhagen, who have been supporting the analysis with technical input. This team was led by Engineer Steven Crosskey from Denmark and UNOPS Country Director Rainer Frauenfeld. County team included Chief officer Public Works Eng. Emmanuel Ekai Ekeno, Director Public Works Eng. Kennedy Obongo, Director Procurement Reuben Ekai Ebei, Director Economic Planning Richard Emoru, Deputy Director Economic planning, Victor Lekaram and architect David Mogikoyo.
presented their key findings and recommendations from the assessment.
At the meeting, the DG expressed his support for the UNOPS initiative in supporting local expertise in matters of infrastructure, procurement and planning and underscoring the operations and maintenance of infrastructure.
The CS applauded the work done by UNOPS in the county and asked for more support in mentoring County local young engineers especially in hands on technical skills enhancement.
Minister Loteleng'o envisioned the use of the latest technology like Geographical Information System (GIS) to monitor projects on real time.
On the other hand, Minister Benson Lokwang assured UNOPS of the County support and emphasized on the need of observing infrastructure construction standards and stated that the county through the Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Works is constructing an Infrastructure material testing lab for quality standards.
The assessment team also visited some of the TCG's projects (New County headquarters building, Governor's residence), courtesy of the Department of Infrastructure Transport and Public works.
Through the completion of this capacity assessment, UNOPS will be able to support TCG as it works to strengthen its operations and partnerships with development partners and deliver its development vision for Turkana County.
UNOPS has also supported the county in various projects like construction of Kangatotha, Lowarengak and Kerio health centres and the construction of the New maternity ward at Lodwar County referral hospital.


Any plane parallel with the long axis of the body and perpendicular to the sagittal plane.
In electrocardiography and vectorcardiography, the projection of the vertical axis.
a term used in animal and human anatomy to designate an imaginary plane that runs through the body parallel to the surface of the frons (forehead) and perpendicular to the sagittal and transverse planes. In animals the frontal plane passes horizontally along the body (when there is a horizontally extended head); in man it passes vertically, for example, through both hip joints. The frontal plane divides the body into front and back parts.


Genesis 1:2-Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
Matthew 3:13-17-Who or what was the dovelike form symbolized during Christ's baptism?
John 10:30, 17:21-23-"I and My Father are one"; 1 John 5:7-"three are one"


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Department of system analysis, computer monitoring and engineering graphics (SACMEG) of Faculty for Computer Systems and Automation of VNTU is known in Ukraine and beyond, above all, thanks to its research development. Is the successor of the Department of simulation and monitoring of complex systems (MMSS), established April 19, 2004, mainly on the basis of the team of teachers united by research themes of Scientific research laboratory of ecological researches and ecological monitoring(SRL EREM) of VNTU. During 2004-2005, the department was headed by Academician of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine, Professor, Mokin B.I. In September 2012, Department of Engineering and Computer Graphics (ICG) was annexed to the Department of MMSS and the department was renamed the Department of Computer ecological and economical monitoring and engineering graphics. Accordingly, the Department of SACMEG consists of two sections: Section of Computer Ecological and Economic Monitoring (CEEM) and Section of ECG (formerly the Department of ECG).
Starting from March 2005 the department is headed by Vitaliy B. Mokin doctor of technical sciences, professor, Adviser of the Chairman of the State Agency of Water Resources of Ukraine, expert of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, UNESCO, the Global Environment Facility on the Dnieper, the European Commission, the OSCE, a member of the Southern Bug and Desna rivers basin councils, a member of the Dnipro Basin Council and, with it, the head of the section on automation and implementation of geographic information system technology in water management. Among other teachers of department are experts of project of the European Commission and the OSCE, Head of Centre for Distance Education of VNTU and others. 9 teachers have the rank of associate professor, 13 - PhD in science, there are 2 applicants with a PhD degree in "Information Technology", 5 postgraduates of the specialty "Information Technology", "Environmental Security" and "Mathematical modeling and computational methods".
Department is engaged in theoretical basics of design and software development of analytical information systems and automated collection, storage and processing, decision support systems in complex systems in various areas of management using modern information technologies, including GIS technology, databases, Web technologies. Lecturer performed more than 70 research works ordered by the UN, the European Commission, Derzhvodahentstva (State Water Management Committee), State Environmental Inspectorate, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Education of Ukraine and Vinnitsa, Donetsk, Poltava and Kirovohrad regional state administrations on the subject of computer science, information technology and to create automated decision support systems, databases, geographic information systems and web systems implemented in all regions of Ukraine, cities and Crimea. For payment more than 170 graduate students from VNTU in areas of training "Computer Science" and "Ecology, Environmental Protection and Balanced Nature" were involved.
Department is graduating SACMIG the following specialties in the field of 12 - "Information Technology"
Specialty 124 - "System Analysis" (earlier - titled direction 6.040303). This specialty - is the largest salary in the IT sector.
Specialty 126 - "Information systems and technologies" specialization "Applied Information Technologies" (previously - direction 6.050101 - "Computer Science")
During the last 10 years lecturers published more than 400 scientific and methodical works, including 4 textbooks with approval of Ministry of Education of Ukraine, 20 teaching aids, 2 having approval of Ministry of Education of Ukraine, 15 monographs, obtained more than 35 patents and certificates of copyright registration of computer programs and databases. Prepared and published "Environmental Atlas of the Southern Bug River Basin" (financed by the Government of the Netherlands) and "Environmental Atlas of the Dniester River Basin" (with funding and assistance of UNECE, OSCE and the UN Environment Programme, supported by the governments of Finland, Sweden, Ukraine and Moldova). A new water management zoning map of Ukraine (funded by UNDP, GEF and the Government of Ukraine).
Teachers and graduate students of SACMEG defended 1 doctor and 9 PhD theses during the last 8 years.
The Department holds yearly refresher courses on geographic information systems and technologies.
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tel. +38(0432) 59-84-77 (internal 24-77) - teaching room of Department of SACMEG (7210);
tel. +38(0432) 59-86-63 (internal 26-63) - teaching room of ICG Department of Department of SACMEG ;
tel. +38(0432) 59-82-91 (internal 22-91) - research laboratory EREM (EDEM) (7308-7310).
A competition of pedagogical skills was held in Vinnitsa National Technical University.
The competition consisted of two stages. At the first stage it was necessary to conduct 10 lessons. To participate in the second stage of the competition winners the first stage had to carry out open class. To evaluate the results of the competition 7-point scale was used. Two groups of jury were formed: the jury undergraduates and teachers.
Participant of the competition from our institute was Tsimbalyuk Victoria. A student conducted an open laboratory studies on the subject "Ecological mapping" on "Creating a project area of ecological network area" under the direction of Eugene N. Kryzhanovsky.
Open lesson evaluated in two categories: "Best practice (laboratory) lesson" and "Best Lecture".
Following the contest of pedagogical skills in the nomination "The best practical (laboratory) lesson" Tsimbalyuk Victoria took the I place.
The results of the competition can be found in the information system of pedagogical skills contest link.
Using GIS in water management problems
Associate Professor of CEEMEG Kryzhanovsky E.M. delivered a lecture "Using GIS in water management problems" in the basin water resources of the Southern Bug River, which was attended by representatives of all departments of the organization.

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How That WNYC Reporter Got So Much Access
by Alexander Russo June 11, 2015 January 8, 2022
Q Daily, center-left, and Sadie Erickson raise their hands in their third grade classroom at The Brooklyn New School. (Brad Horrigan/WNYC)
If you happened to miss it, be sure to check out WNYC reporter Yasmeen Khan's new series on a transgendered elementary school student who attends a Brooklyn school. Where Does a Transgender Child Fit In at School?; How Schools Support Transgender Children; Creating Safe Spaces for Transgender Kids; A Child Moves From 'She' to 'He' With Confidence.
Gender-nonconforming students are a topic that schools and education news junkies have been learning about a lot recently.Just last week, I wrote here about an education reporter's description of her child's evolution and how the school responded. And of course Caitlyn Jenner graced the cover of Vanity Fair magazine.
What makes Khan's piece particularly notable, however, is the incredibly level of access she gets to the family and the school.
Schools, districts, and teachers are all notoriously reluctant to let reporters in to see their inner workings, and the NYC Department of Education has at times been widely known to be hard for reporters to get access to. And yet Khan's stories are full of classroom, lunchroom, and recess scenes, interviews with teachers and students, and even pictures from inside the school with students' faces.
Asked via Twitter about how she did it, Khan told her secrets, which include not only good old Southern charm but also a two-step process in which she first went and met families and school officials without her tape recorder or notepad and only later returned with her official equipment.
@alexanderrusso In other words, I did a lot of talking and "hello-ing" before I started to collect any tape
— Yasmeen Khan (@yasmeenkhan) June 10, 2015
The full response (over several different Tweets: "I spent some time just introducing myself & explaining what I wanted to do. … I first met w/ his teachers after school (no recorder or note pad) just to chat. Same w/ Q's mom. Trust was key… In other words, I did a lot of talking and "hello-ing" before I started to collect any tape."
Too many reporters, rushed or fearing the loss of some critical tidbit, start out in reporter mode rather than taking the time to get comfortable with potential sources ahead of time. I've certainly been guilty of this.
But Khan's series (and others like it) suggest that going slower at the start, perhaps even putting the tape recorder or notebook down, can yield really strong, in-depth pieces of journalism.
Related posts: Little Caitlyn Jenners Showing Up At School Every Day; CA May Allow Trans Kids To Pick Teams (2013); Trans at 16 (2013); What's So Bad About a Boy Who Wants to Wear a Dress? (2012); HS Quarterback & Valedectorian Now Transgendered (2010); Our Soon-To-Be Outdated Beliefs (About Education) (2009); Transgendered In The Classroom (2008); Bad Beef, Bad Hawaii, Cross-Dressing Kids.
Best Education Journalism Of The Week (June 4-10, 2016)
WNYC: School Segregation In The North — Then & Now
Why WNYC's District-Charter Attrition Comparison Has Gotten So Little Love
Alexander Russo is a freelance education writer who has created several long-running blogs such as the national news site This Week In Education, District 299 (about Chicago schools), and LA School Report. He can be reached on Twitter at @alexanderrusso, on Facebook, or directly at alexanderrusso@gmail.com.
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Johnny English Strikes Again: Live and let this thing die already!
By Jim Slotek
Rating: D
Never very funny to begin with, Rowan Atkinson's Bond-spoofing Johnny English trilogy runs its course, to the ground, with the comically inert Johnny English Strikes Again.
For starters, it's never a good sign when the thing you're spoofing is not even a "thing" anymore. The Bond films themselves have been in relative limbo, with, ostensibly, a 25th Bond coming out in 2019, four years after Daniel Craig said he'd rather "slit his wrists" than do another. If a suicidal urge strikes him again, I'd suggest he sit through a Johnny movie instead.
Atkinson as Johnny English: This spy carries a licence-to-kill-comedy
The Johnny films have been even more sporadic, with the first, 2003's Johnny English, followed eight years later by Johnny English Reborn, and another seven years leading up to this one – or about the regularity, I'm guessing, of Atkinson's accountant telling him he desperately needs an infusion of funds.
Every second of Johnny English Strikes Again has the feel of a contractual obligation fulfilled. Close-up reaction shots of Johnny's mugging Mr. Bean-ish expressions are squeezed for what seems minutes, squelching any chance of an action-movie breaking out. Every gag goes on forever and nowhere, like a sketch in the last half hour of a Saturday Night Live episode.
Johnny poses as a waiter to swipe a suspect's phone as he eats dinner. Suddenly he must fake knowing how to flambe shrimp. Cue the firetrucks. Johnny practices breaking into a super-villain's house using virtual reality. Oblivious to the outside world, he walks the streets of London, beating up baristas with breadsticks and pushing little old ladies' wheelchairs into street traffic. Johnny invents a cocktail while trying to woo a Russian spy (ex Bond girl Olga Kurylenko) and the umbrella gets stuck in his nose. Johnny puts on a suit of armour to take on the bad guys. There's even a cheap "mooning" scene in front of the entire world press.
If there was ever any doubt about what Atkinson is spoofing, Johnny English Strikes Back actually steals the premise of the Bond film Skyfall (minus that movie's budget, understanding of technology and pacing, comic and otherwise). It opens with the hacking of MI6, um, sorry MI7, and the theft of the identities of all Her Majesty's field agents.
Kurylenko and Atkinson: A real Bond girl wonders what she's doing with a fake Bond.
The Prime Minister (Emma Thompson) is told that all current agents have been compromised and can't be used in the investigation. "So, bring back an old one!" she shouts.
Re-enter Johnny, who's become a schoolteacher, showing his charges how to fly from class to class using a zip-line, how to camouflage themselves as a chalkboard and how to hold a martini glass with insouciance. I wish I could tell you any of this was funny.
The premise sets up an old-dog-wins-using-retro methods approach. Johnny turns down the spy cars on offer in favour of an old Aston-Martin that doesn't even have GPS, and refuses to carry a phone because they can be traced. And, of course, he requests his trusty old sidekick-lackey, Bough (Ben Miller).
But scripter William Davies, writer of the original Johnny English, evokes an even older piece of technology with his comedic approach. To wit: It seems as if he is incapable of telling a joke, or introducing a plot-development that isn't clumsily telegraphed.
Case in point, further hacks are made on the British rail system and London traffic lights, with the power grid itself in the crosshairs. So, the PM turns desperately to an egotistical Silicon Valley billionaire named Jason Volta (Jake Lacy), who has invented an algorithm that can run (or conversely take down) a whole country. Um…
That sound you hear is a telegraph machine going dit-dit-dit-dash-dit. Gosh, I wonder who the bad guy is?
Ultimately, there's nothing even bad enough to enjoy in Johnny English Strikes Again. It's just cardboard characters and empty screen time, labouring toward its conclusion – which, granted, is a journey of only 88 minutes. But that can seem forever if you're moving that slowly.
Johnny English Strikes Again. Directed by David Kerr Written by William Davies. Starring Rowan Atkinson, Ben Miller and Olga Kurylenko. Opens wide, Friday, October 26.
In Review Tags Johnny English, Johnny English Strikes Again, Rowan Atkinson, James Bond films, Spy spoofs, Olga Kurylenko, Skyfall, Emma Thompson, Ben Miller, William Davies, Jake Lacy, David Kerr, Year's worst comedies
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Oh, butternut squash – how I love you. As a kid I never was served butternut squash. While I became more adventurous the older I got, something about squash didn't appeal to me (probably the texture – I hate mushy food). After hearing my dietetic friends rave about butternut squash this and butternut squash that, I figured I had to break down and give it a chance. How had I been missing out on this heavenly food for so long?!? I was in love instantly. Then I added sage to it and I was in heaven. Ever since I have been making squash dishes a regular occurrence in our house. Since I don't like mushy foods, I usually use the squash as a sauce or a component of the meal, but don't often eat it plain. Since I've fallen in love with squash, our garden is always full of winter squash and sage plants.
This dish is a simple way to throw together a delicious casserole. Using squash as the sauce cuts out the sodium and sugar often added to other pasta sauces. You don't need to bake it in the oven unless you choose to put the cheese on to (and who doesn't love cheese, right?).
Preheat oven to 350F. Spray a 9×13 pan with cooking spray and set aside.
Saute the onion in olive oil. Add the vinegar and mix well. Continue to cook down to desired consistency. Set aside.
In a food processor, place all of the squash. Pulse/process until desired consistency. Add milk to think the mixture if needed.
Add the sage and pulse to mix well. Add salt and pepper to taste.
Add the spinach and pulse until combined. Add the onions and pulse until combined.
Pour the sauce mixture over the pasta and mix well. Transfer to a the prepared dish.
Top the dish with seeds and then shredded cheese.
Bake at 350F for 25 minutes, or until the cheese is melted.
*Tip – preparing winter squash can be a pain. To save time, I dedicate 1 weekend day in the fall to prepare cups of squash. After they are cooked, I portion them into quart freezer bags, so they are ready to go when I need them. I usually portion 1/2 of the squash cubed and 1/2 of the squash already pureed or mashed up.
I have yet another egg bake to post about. This time it's green, like everything else I've posted lately. Remember, green is good – in this case (and most of my recent posts) things are green because they are loaded with basil, which is hands-down my favorite herb. Between the CSA and my two basil plants in the garden, we have been (and will continue to be) eating lots of deliciously seasoned dishes.
Summer squash and zucchini have made it into our CSA box already. Where did the summer go?? Anyway, this is just the beginning of the squash surplus, so I've decided to start early with compiling recipes. This was the first dish of the year – green eggs and goat cheese. I prefer summer squash sautéed; something with the membranous texture of raw squash doesn't sit well with me. I had never had eggs with squash before, but it makes for a very filling and satisfying breakfast. What do you like to do with your summer squash?
Preheat over to 350F. Spray a large baking dish with non-stick cooking spray.
Heat about 1 tbsp of oil in a pan. Add onion and saute for 5 minutes. Add the basil and mix well. Add the squash/zucchini and continue to saute until the squash begins to appear slightly translucent and soft.
Turn off the heat and add the balsamic vinegar. I probably added 1/4 cup, but I love balsamic – add as much as you like.
Pour mixture into the prepared pan. Top with crumbled goat cheese, salt, and pepper.
Cook for 40 minutes, or until the edges begin to pull away and there is no standing liquid in the center of the egg bake. Since you added some oil to cook the vegetables, there may be some oil standing when it's done (which is why I use the edges pulling away as a guide).
Butternut squash. I am one of the few and far between in the nutrition field who have never eaten butternut squash before. When I was a kid my parents never prepared dishes with winter squash and I can count the number of times I have prepared it in my lifetime on one hand. Something about the dense shell and overall size of the squash tends to be a little daunting to a novice. That challenge was what I needed to feel excited about cooking again. This dish is the most delicious dish I have ever, I repeat, ever made. The subtle sweetness of the squash paired with the spice of the spinach and topped with a light cream sauce makes every bite unexplainably delicious. I guarantee this dish is worth the somewhat lengthy prep time.
It's that time of year when chili, soup, pumpkin, apples, cranberries, and chocolate are in season. I have wanted to try pumpkin pasta recipes for the past few years but have been a little scared to. In my mind, pumpkin is a dessert food and I couldn't fathom how it would taste. After seeing many recipes with 5-star reviews that sounded delicious, I decided it was time to step outside my comfort zone. I stumbled across GreenLiteBite's Pasta with Pumpkin, Sausage, and Spinach recipe that sounded simple enough and decided to give it a try. I was also making soup and muffins at the same time, while trying to keep an eye on two cats who having been taunting each other all day, so I accidentally forgot to add the spinach…whoops! The dish is delicious and I only made one minor change to the recipe to make the sauce creamier. Enjoy!
Cut the sausage into 1″ discs. The original author recommends freezing these a bit to make the easier to cut. Mine were fresh and were a little messy to cut but still worked.
Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Brown the sausage with the onion and garlic in 1 tsp olive oil.
Once brown, drain off the liquid fat – there will be quite a bit so I strongly recommend doing this (if your turkey sausages don't have much fat this might not be necessary.
*If you would like to add spinach, I would recommend adding it now. Cook until just wilted.
Place sausage mixture in a very large dish. Add pasta to dish once finished.
Return the pan to the stove and add the chicken broth. Bring to a boil.
Lower to medium heat and add the pumpkin, yogurt, sage, nutmeg, salt and pepper. Stir to combine everything. Keep on medium until the sauce begins to boil again then lower to a simmer.
Place hot mixture in a food processor and puree until smooth. Food processors can only handle so much liquid at once, so I did the sauce in three parts. After each part is finished, pour over pasta and sausage.
The original author suggests serving with a sprinkle of parmesan!


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Jun 26, 2019 ETC
The tech already exists to electronically enforce speed limits on new cars
Big Brother is out there, but so far he's only watching
Big Brother is out there, but so far he's only watching.
Aug 26, 2016 ETC
The government has an unexpected ally in 68 mph truck speed limit push
The proposed speed limit could save over $1 billion in fuel each year.
Joel Stocksdale
May 17, 2015 Recalls
FCA recalls Ram dualie chassis cabs to recalibrate top speed
A miscalibrated speed limiter has caused Fiat Chrysler Automobiles to recall a small number of Ram 4500 and 5500 chassis cabs with dualie axles and Hemi V8s, along with a second recall for Dodge Challengers to have their airbags rebolted.
Sep 4, 2013 Podcast
Autoblog Podcast #348
DCAutogeek, speed limiters in Europe, Jaguar C-X17, ignition interlocks, text liability
Dan Roth
Ford MyKey now allows parents to block Howard Stern, Playboy Radio [w/video]
Ford's upgraded MyKey for 2011 – Click above for high-res image gallery
Bill to limit Canadian cars to 93 mph seems stuck in neutral
When it comes to cars, they do things a bit differently in Canada. While our neighbor to the north has long been considered more progressive than the U.S., it was the United States that introduced pollution controls, and until recently, Canada never actually had any rules requiring them. The same goes for fuel efficiency standards. A couple of years ago, the government of Ontario passed a law that could result in automatic confiscation of your car if you exceeded a speed limit by more than 50 km
UK tests 'Intelligent Speed Adaptation' tech that automatically regulates vehicle speeds
Transport for London plans to begin a six-month trial of a new technology that will artificially limit the top speeds of taxis, buses and government fleet vehicles. Called Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA), the system will keep track of speed limits all over London and prevent operators from accelerating past that legal limit. The device is capable of slowing the vehicle down regardless of the driver's wishes.
London begins testing GPS-enabled speed limiters
Transport for London has just begun testing a new technology that will artificially limit the top speeds of taxis, buses and government fleet vehicles. Called Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA), the system will keep track of speed limits all over London and will prevent operators from accelerating past that legal limit. The device is capable of slowing the vehicle down regardless of the driver's wishes.
UK government commission calls for mandatory speed limiters
More government regulation to protect people from themselves...whee! The UK's camera-infested roads haven't been the most blissful place for driving enthusiasts in the last few years, and now there's a push to fit speed limiters to cars.
Nissan GT-R recognizes tracks via GPS, removes speed limiter
We know that the Nissan GT-R's ECU wizardry is impressive, but this little tidbit left us in awe. According to our friends over at the GTChannel, the GT-R's integrated computer limits the vehicle's speed in Japan to 111 mph (180 km/h), but once the GPS
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When we first started requesting Yelp reviews, almost all of them (over 80 in all) were filtered and are still not shown. This is b/c of Yelp's algorithms.
We were very frustrated at the time, but are now happy with this b/c we think this helps to ensure that Yelp's reviews are authentic. We love that they cannot be faked, deleted or edited.
In this recent L2 Inc Video, Scott Galloway talks about Amazon suing over 1,000 "fake reviewers" who are selling reviews for $5 each. This is interesting b/c so many of us rely heavily on reviews nowadays before purchasing a product or service, and so many reviews are faked in one way or another.
As an aside, once again – we love the L2 Inc videos b/c they are great snapshots of what is happening in the digital world – a world we all need to prepare for, or get left behind.


Hi Friends! It's another Tasty Tuesday! And today we are sharing a recipe that is really delicious! Easy Hummus and Pita Bread!
Our family loves hummus, and we have tried making it in the past, and struggled a bit. And then we went years just buying it in the grocery store or from our favorite restaurants. But I was determined to keep working on that recipe until we got it where we wanted it! Experimenting is really fun, and since our whole family likes to cook, it becomes a family affair! So this week, I would like to thank Troy, my husband, for his help in the kitchen and with the photography.
This week, we include with the hummus recipe, a really easy way to make a "pita like" bread you can serve with your hummus, and it is so delicious! So without further ado, lets begin!
First we will make the bread (it's so easy!) We begin with frozen Rhodes Dinner Rolls. Ok… so they aren't authentic pita bread, but it is Awesome! And easy! And it will work beautifully with your hummus! Trust me!
Spray with cooking spray a platter to allow the rolls to thaw on. Pull the number of frozen rolls out that you want to be pita. Allow them to thaw and slightly rise.
Preheat your oven to 500°. When the bread dough is thawed, put a little flour on a pastry board or countertop and roll or press the dough balls till they are thin flat circles, about 5″. Ours were about 1/4″ thick. Preheat the cookie sheet. Place pita circles on the cookie sheet quickly and get it in the oven quickly and bake in the oven on the lowest rack.
After about 2-3 minutes, turn them over with a pair of tongs. Cook for about another 2 minutes. You are looking for them to be a little golden brown in spots. Remove and place them on a plate or platter. They smell so yummy!
Now it's time to make the hummus.
1 15 oz can of Garbanzos or Chick Peas, drain and reserve the liquid.
Begin by draining (and saving the liquid) of one can of chick peas. For the record, chick peas and Garbanzos are the same thing. So if you only see cans of Garbanzos at the store, that will work!
Rinse the chick peas, and then remove the outer skin off of each chick pea. Ok, I know this seems tedious. Yes, you could skip this step. But trust me, it makes such a huge difference in the texture of your hummus. This will make it so much fluffier and smoother. It's that little outer shell you see in the picture below, and it comes off with the slightest rub. Discard the outer shell. It took me about 10-15 minutes to do a whole can of chick peas. I just listened to music while I did it. Kind of therapeutic!
Once finished, put the chick peas in either a blender or food processor. Add in your lemon juice, garlic, kosher salt, olive oil, and sesame oil.
Add in about 2 Tbsp of the chick pea reserve liquid. Blend for about a minute. Scrape the sides with a spatula. Add in another 2 Tbsp of the chick pea reserve liquid. And blend again for another minute. Take a quick taste to see if you like where your seasonings are at (do you want more garlic? more salt?) And then blend for another 5 minutes. Just let it go! This really helps make it fluffy.
Place in a small bowl, drizzle a little olive oil on it, and sprinkle with paprika.
I also garnished with a few black olives, and a few tidbits of chopped tomato and cucumber.
Oh my stars! This is so tasty! My husband and I could not stop eating it! We served it with sliced cucumbers, red and yellow peppers, Kalamata olives (my favorite), tomato, and the fresh baked pita bread.
What really sets this apart is having warm pita from the oven and fresh cut veggies!
Talk about flavor town! And we didn't feel guilty eating it!
After we devoured as much as we dared before dinner, we put the veggies and pita in ziplock bags and covered the remaining hummus. Friends, I kid you not, it was even better on day 2 and day 3! (we finished it on day 3) Even the bread was still good on day 3!
Chick peas are grown around the world, and the number one country for producing chick peas is India. Since hummus has become so wildly popular, we now have a thriving industry for chick peas in the Pacific Northwest, primarily Washington and Idaho here in the United States. And April is generally planting season, so they are planting right about now! Cool beans!
Isn't it something how eating food that is really good for you can make you feel so good? It is "Good Fuel". Taking care of ourselves body, mind and soul seems to be such a net positive, it is hard to imagine why we can get off track. But the thing is that every day is a clean slate and we can get "back in the saddle". Our bodies really respond to how we eat, and our physical activity. We can be at our very best if we put good things into our bodies, reduce stress, get some exercise, and focus on positive things.
And you know what? You are worth it! Sometimes I think, "Ok, if I had a prized automobile, would I want to put anything less than the best in it?" So why should it be any different with our bodies? We have people in our lives that we love dearly, and we want to be there for them. And by caring for our bodies, we are in essence, caring for the ones we love. Because then we can bring our A Game to them, we can bring our very best! And you deserve that for you, and so do all of us! This life is so precious, if we can operate at our very best level, then we can only enjoy it all the more!
I hope you have a fantastic week! I'll be back Friday for another post! Until then, take good care of yourself!
Amy, this is so easy to do. I had not idea. I do love hummus too and the way to make the pita is awesome. Thank you for sharing this delicious recipe.
Yay! I hope you love it! Thank you for commenting!
This recipe for hummus looks delicious Amy! I love to eat hummus with vegetables, it is totally filling and healthy. Great tip about removing the shells from the chickpeas, I am going to do that next time I make hummus for sure!
Awesome! I am so glad it was helpful! Have a fantastic week!
No tahini this time. We have made it that way in the past, but don't care for the taste of the tahini. But you could certainly add it. We substituted a little sesame oil. And went a little heavier on the garlic, and used the liquid the chick peas were in.


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New friends who invite me to share in a Thanksgiving dinner celebration with them.
A mom who reminds me regularly that there are many people are p—y—g for me.
Emails written thousands of miles away from friends of my youth.
A new desire to memorize The Word.
A Chinese Brother who "opened a door" during English corner this week to share about the Good News he has received.
The fact that I am living out my calling… to teach internationally.
Students I adore and who tell me they are happy I am their teacher.
All the stray dogs who let me love them when I am missing Benji.
A ch—ch community that welcomes me warmly even though I cannot speak their language.
Two single-gals game nights (with both foreign and national ladies) full of laughter and fellowship.
An old friend who talked me off an emotional ledge by speaking TRUTH in wisdom, love, and understanding.
A career that both frustrates, encourages, challenges, and blesses me.
Administration who are invested in my success as a teacher, as well as, a Believer.
A house that is warm and clean.
The opportunity to live in a country that forces me to be brave and view failure as a healthy learning experience.
Modern conveniences that make it possible for me to connect with friends and family all over the world regularly and easily.
An assurance of Who I belong to and Who gives meaning and purpose to my life.
The convenience of public transportation.
The new ability I have to see successes, big and small, in my life.
The opportunity to teach photography and theatre and release my creative side.
The amazing foods I get to eat in China.
The hope that my Father instills in my heart for the future.
The hardships, fears, and doubts that push me to turn to my Father in dependence and surrender.
A culture that encourages people to recognize that the choices you make in life do not only affect you, but also those around you.
A holiday, even though it isn't celebrated on this side of the world, that reminds me to be thankful.
Though I am missing being with my family and friends this holiday season, I am celebrating the new friends I've made!
Just this week, I had a student say she wished she had gotten to know"that teacher from Africa who had the crush on the knight. She seemed cool." Sarah's legend lives on!
It is so hard to dwell on hardships when we are counting our blessings. Praising the L--d with you for all the blessings you be discovered during these first few months in China. Love ya!
Sarah, I'm glad you recognize the importance of #19. When I was growing up and knew people who served overseas, communication was difficult and they rarely got to come home.


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Nurses at Roger Williams Medical Center vote to join union
'The 2-1 margin of victory indicates deep dissatisfaction with Prospect CharterCare's management,' said Lynn Blais, president of the United Nurses and Allied Professionals union.
By Alexa Gagosz Globe Staff,Updated March 1, 2022, 5:49 p.m.
Members of UNAP (United Nurses & Allied Professionals) Local 5110 stage an informational picket at Our Lady of Fatima Hospital in North Providence.Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff
PROVIDENCE — The nurses at Roger Williams Medical Center voted Tuesday to join the United Nurses and Allied Professionals, the state's largest health care union.
The nurses voted by a 2-1 margin in favor of joining the union. Polls closed at 4 p.m. The vote adds about 220 new union members, according to spokesman Brad Dufault.
"The 2-1 margin of victory indicates deep dissatisfaction with Prospect CharterCare's management," said Lynn Blais, UNAP's president. "This victory comes on the heels of hundreds of other CharterCare employees who have voted to join the UNAP over the last few years."
CharterCARE, which operates Roger Williams Medical Center in Providence and Our Lady of Fatima Hospital in North Providence, is owned and managed by Los Angeles-based Prospect Medical Holdings.
Related: The fate of Rhode Island's health care industry is about to be decided
Blais said the two for-profit hospitals are up for sale, but Otis Brown, a spokesperson for system, has not answered inquiries from the Globe on the matter in weeks.
Brown said the hospital pledges to "negotiate a fair and equitable contract for employees and our hospital."
"As we seek to finalize a contract agreement with our nurses, our mutual commitment to make quality care for our patients a daily priority will be maintained and strengthened. We look forward to positive collaboration with the nurses' new union," said Brown.
But Blais said the union will fight to ensure that "no sale is approved without collective bargaining agreements in effect for all CharterCare employees."
Related: Fatima Hospital employees demand fair contract, say owners 'put greed and profits ahead of patient care'
UNAP represents more than 7,000 health care workers across Rhode Island, Connecticut and Vermont. The union has often gone after claims of unsafe working conditions at Fatima Hospital, where Blais said leadership took months to follow safe-staffing requirements.
Blais said the union will help the nurses at Roger Williams negotiate better working conditions, safer staffing ratios, and enhanced job security, wages, and benefits. The union will hold an election to elect leaders at the local level within the "next few months."
"Nurses and other health professionals are facing historic challenges, with the pandemic taking a toll on the healthcare workforce and creating massive staffing shortages that have reverberated throughout the whole system," Blais said. "Our union is proud to not only advocate for healthcare workers, but also for the betterment of our entire healthcare infrastructure."
Alexa Gagosz can be reached at alexa.gagosz@globe.com. Follow her on Twitter @alexagagosz and on Instagram @AlexaGagosz.


(From left) The Diaz Brothers: Former champion Antonio Diaz, former champion Julio Diaz and trainer Joel Diaz at the Indio Boxing Club on Monday, April 21, 2014. Julio Diaz is fighting for the interim WBA welterweight world championship against Keith Thurman on April 26, in Carson, CA.
Julio Diaz gets his hands wrapped by his brother Antonio Diaz at the Indio Boxing Club on Monday, April 21, 2014. Diaz is preparing for the interim WBA welterweight world championship against Keith Thurman on April 26, in Carson, Ca.
Julio Diaz, left, gets his hands wrapped by his brother Antonio Diaz at the Indio Boxing Club on Monday, April 21, 2014. Diaz is preparing for the interim WBA welterweight world championship against Keith Thurman on April 26, in Carson, Ca.
Julio Diaz, right, trains with his brother Joel Diaz at the Indio Boxing Club on Monday, April 21, 2014. Julio Diaz is fighting for the interim WBA welterweight world championship against Keith Thurman on April 26, in Carson, CA.
INDIO — Boxing may always be the family business for the Diaz brothers, but for Joel, Antonio and Julio of the famed Coachella-based clan, the window for laying claim to world titles in the ring is finite and fleeting.
And yet still very much open for the last active fighter of the three. Julio, aptly nicknamed "The Kidd", faces Keith "One Time" Thurman for the interim World Boxing Association World welterweight title Saturday, April 26 at Stub Hub Center in Carson. He recently concluded his training camp for the fight at the Indio Boxing Club with head trainer Joel and club proprietor Antonio, both of whom are retired from fighting careers of their own.
At 34 and with 50 professional fights in the books, Julio (40-9-1, 29 knockouts) is contemplating putting the finishing touches on his career and his family generation's contribution to the sport, but claims he still has plenty left in the tank.
On Saturday he's got a chance to prove it and add another world title reign to add to his legacy while keeping the family name active in the ring for one more run.
Joel, 41, speaks from experience. Fate can be fickle and even more so are the fortunes of a fighter.
The oldest of the three brothers, Joel discovered boxing at the Coachella Valley Boxing Club at age 13 shortly after emigrating from the family's native Michoacán, Mexico. He was fighting professionally by his 18th birthday and went 16-2 to earn a shot at the International Boxing Federation lightweight title on Oct. 19, 1996.
Even before Joel lost a 12-round unanimous decision to Philip Holiday in that fight, the end of his career had already been set in motion. He would later find out that he had sustained a detached retina in his right eye at the hands Javier Marquez in his previous fight four months earlier. Joel returned to knock out Jose Luis Montes on April 26, 1997 to earn a mandatory World Boxing Council title shot, but was forced to retire instead after an unsuccessful surgery to repair his vision.
Joel has stayed connected to boxing by becoming one of the preeminent trainers in the world, with a stable that includes multiple-time world-champion Timothy Bradley of Cathedral City.
But among the first fighters he set on the road to greatness were his younger brothers.
Antonio Diaz is just three years older than Julio and had a four-year head start on his brother as a professional. So how is it that Antonio was retired by 34, while Julio's career may be on the verge a second wind?
They say styles make fights, and it seems they also define fighters' career paths. One of the keys to Antonio's immense popularity was his reputation as a warrior. His crowd-pleasing tendency to trade big shots with some of the most rugged opponents of his era — Cory Spinks, Ivan Robinson, Micky Ward, Ahmed Santos, Victor Ortiz, Shane Mosley and Antonio Margarito — made him a fan favorite, as well as a champion. But it also took its toll.
"Julio is the type of fighter who has always boxed," says Antonio, who successfully defended his International Boxing Association light welterweight title 11 times and achieved status as a local legend by going 25-0 in the Desert. "Look at his career; he never got hit. My career was more of a warrior; you hit me three of four times, I'm going to hit you with one good one and you're done, and Julio was more of a boxer, so his career goes on longer than mine.
Although his approach was different, Julio has also been successful in his career, twice winning the IBF lightweight title and challenging for several other world titles.
His biggest shot came in 2007 when he faced Juan Diaz (no relation) in a unification bout for the WBA Super World, WBO and IBF lightweight titles. Since losing that fight via technical knockout in the ninth round, Julio has gone 6-5-1 and is 2-3-1 in his last six bouts.
Matched up against a hot unbeaten prospect like the 25-year-old Thurman (22-0, 20 KOs), Diaz inevitably wears the underdog tag, labeled by some as a "stay busy" opponent for Thurman as he gears up for bigger things ahead.
But despite coming out on the short end of his last two fights — unanimous-decision losses to the likes of former world-champion Amir Khan and current IBF welterweight titlist Shawn Porter — Julio has looked like anything but a beaten fighter.
According to Antonio, Julio has been a revitalized fighter since moving up in weight class. After fighting at 135 pounds for most of his career, Antonio says Julio struggled with making weight when he was challenging for world titles and was weakened by dehydration. Since going up to 147, Julio is 2-1-2 with the two aforementioned losses to high-caliber opponents and the draw coming against Porter in their first meeting in Dec. 2012, which remains the sole blemish on the unbeaten Porter's record.
"It's obvious if you look at my history — at lightweight I was a two-time world champion, I was always undefeated," Julio says. "But I made a mistake. I was there for 12 years, I stayed there too long. I pushed my body and I forced my body until I couldn't anymore and my performance paid the price. I started getting dropped and I was always weak because of the weight. I should have moved up a long time ago.
Thurman knocked out Diego Gabriel Chaves on July 27, 2013 to win the WBA title and defended it with a ninth-round TKO of Jesus Soto Karass on Dec. 14. While he may be the bigger puncher of the two, Thurman has looked vulnerable at times staying in the pocket and may opt to attack Diaz while on the move.
A rising talent no doubt, Thurman has still largely been sheltered from any elite competition by Golden Boy Promotions, which may be looking to see how he responds to a wily veteran who was able to push Khan and Porter to the limit.
"Keith Thurman is a tough fighter. He's young, he's a heavy hitter, but at the same time I don't think he's fought a guy like Julio," Joel says. "Julio has a lot of experience and he's fought a lot of tough opponents. Julio went 24 rounds with Sean Porter.
The matchup also presents an intriguing clash of strengths; Thurman has won all but two of his fight by knockouts and Diaz has been knocked out just five times in 15 years.
"He's a very dangerous opponent, but he's very green," Julio says. "He's a dangerous puncher, but every fighter I've ever been in there with is a dangerous puncher; one punch can make the difference. He's very beatable, but one punch could change a fight.
Seventeen years to the day that Joel fought his last fight, Julio will embark on what he hopes is a new beginning.
As Joel's story illustrates, each time you step in the ring could be the last and there will inevitably come a day when Julio joins his brothers in retirement. But for at least one more go round, the Diaz name will live on in the same place where it gained its fame, between the ropes and under the glare of the lights.


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DuBois campus named 2014 ACCSC School of Excellence
DuBois, PA—At its September 2014 annual business meeting, the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC) will recognize Triangle Tech located in DuBois, Pennsylvania as a 2014 ACCSC School of Excellence.
The ACCSC School of Excellence Award recognizes accredited member schools that, during their most recent five year period of accreditation have demonstrated a commitment to the expectations and rigors of ACCSC accreditation, as well as a commitment to delivering quality educational programs to the students, graduates and employers that deserve our best work. Through this award, it is ACCSC's intent to recognize the importance of this significant achievement, including completing the accreditation process without stipulation and having been timely in the submission of the fees and reports required of an ACCSC accredited institution. In addition, the School of Excellence Award recognizes the school's efforts in demonstrating a high level of achievement among their students by a majority of the school's graduation and employment rates from all programs offered meet or exceed the average rates of graduation and employment among the more than 800 ACCSC accredited institutions nationwide.
In 2004 the School of Distinction Award from the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges was awarded to Triangle Tech, Pittsburgh, PA; Triangle Tech, Erie, PA; Triangle Tech, Greensburg, PA; and Triangle Tech, DuBois, PA. Triangle Tech, Sunbury, was recognized and awarded the School of Distinction in June 2005. In October 2009, Triangle Tech, Pittsburgh, PA; Triangle Tech, Greensburg, PA; and Triangle Tech, DuBois, PA, were awarded the School of Excellence. In 2010, Triangle Tech, Sunbury was recognized and awarded the School of Excellence.
The Triangle Tech Group is headquartered in Pittsburgh and operates schools in Pittsburgh, Erie, Greensburg, DuBois, Sunbury, and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.


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BTCI
Biotechnology Field Trips
Biotechnology in the World of Medicine
A Celebration of Life: To the Moon and Beyond!
Camp Biotech I + II
Youth Apprenticeship Program
Courses + Workshops
Resources for Biotechnology Education
Scientific Courses
Molecular Technology Basics for the Non-Scientist (MTBNS): Biotechnology and Human Health
MTBNS: DNA, RNA & Proteins
MTBNS: Forensic DNA Analysis
MTBNS: Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)
Molecular Approaches to Neuroscience
Core Techniques in Protein and Genetic Engineering
Emerging Techniques in Protein and Genetic Engineering
15th Annual Wisconsin Stem Cell Symposium
International Forum on Consciousness
Wisconsin Human Proteomics Symposium
Promega-Hannam BTCI
Omics in Precision Medicine
The Human Proteomics Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the BioPharmaceutical Technology Center Institute are pleased to offer this excellent symposium! The theme of this year's exciting program is Omics in Precision Medicine. Precision medicine, wherein disease treatment and prevention take individual variability into account, is increasingly recognized as the future of modern health care. The high throughput omics technologies are becoming enabling forces for precision medicine with the promise to characterize patients at a detailed molecular level. In this symposium, speakers will present the recent advances in multi-omics technologies including but not limited to genomics, proteomics and metabolomics as well as their applications to precision medicine (or precision health). Applications to various human diseases, for example, cancer and cardiovascular, and neurodegenerative diseases, will be discussed. Meeting attendees are encouraged to present their recent work in scientific poster sessions. A poster contest open to graduate students and post-doctoral researchers is included.
For 2020: THE registration fee is $120; discounted to $60 for students and postdoctoral Researchers.
poster session + contest
information for 2020 sponsors:
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Rules and regulations for exhibitors
Michael Snyder, Ph.D.
Stanford W. Ascherman Professor and Chair, Department of Genetics
Director, Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine
School of Medicine, Stanford University, Stanford, CA
Jennifer Van Eyk, Ph.D.
Erika J. Glazer Chair in Women's Heart Health
Director, Advanced Clinical Biosystems Institute in the Department of Biomedical Sciences
Director, Basic Science Research in the Women's Heart Center
Professor, Medicine; Professor, Biomedical Sciences
Cedars Sinai, Los Angeles, CA
Erin Carlson, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry
Stephanie Cologna, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Chemistry
University of Illinois – Chicago, Chicago, IL
Jing Fan, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Nutritional Sciences
Investigator, Morgridge Institute for Research
University of Wisconsin – Madison, Madison, WI
Akhilesh Pandey, M.D., Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Center for Individualized Medicine
Founder and Director, Institute of Bioinformatics
Gary Patti, Ph.D
Michael and Tanya Powell Associate Professor, Chemistry
Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO
Yonghao Yu, Ph. D.
Virginia Murchison Linthicum Scholar in Medical Research
UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX
HONORARY SYMPOSIUM CHAIR
Allan Brasier, Ph.D.
Senior Associate Dean for Translational and Clinical Research
School of Medicine and Public Health
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI
Session chairs
Ying Ge, Ph.D.
Professor, Department of Cell and Regenerative Biology and Department of Chemistry
Director of Mass Spectrometry, Human Proteomics Program
Lingjun Li, Ph.D.
Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor, Janis Apinis Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Chemistry
School of Pharmacy and Department of Chemistry
Martha M. Vestling, Ph.D.
Director, Mass Spectrometry Facility
LOCATION: BioParmaceutical Technology Center, 5445 East Cheryl Parkway, Madison, WI
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