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[ Wednesday, December 12, 2007 12:11 ]

Legacy Journal

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Alerts

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Current Developments:

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[ Saturday, May 10, 2008 08:22 ]

Legacy Journal: Mother’s Day, Tessa’s 4th BD, and the Lilacs are Blooming in Highland Pk

Section:
Arts and Culture

Summary:
Erika Little, daughter Tessa, live in the Lilac Festival, Highland neighborhood so this May weekend is to be a perfect Trifecta trice celebrated

Main:

* First, Tessa Little is now officially four years old. The California Princess has made the Rochester transition in style and is preping for KG in the Brighton School District in the Fall of 2009. Meanwhile, she is continues to play the role of Emma's younger sister, best friend and student, cat tormentor, and non-stop asker of questions about how stuff works.

The Lilac Festival around the corner in Highland Park is in full bloom and the weekend music is swinging. The opening parade with Strong Drum and Bugle Corps from the upstate region, is now history.

* Meanwhile, Erika Little has earned the title Mother of the Year. Relocating cross country from California, finding and updating the perfect house, guiding the kids, working at the URMC, in a Clinical Research Unit, and hosting guests and visitors is only part of the Little story of the past eight months.

The truth is, Mom’s tend to be the world’s most passionate warriors and best truth tellers.

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[ Thursday, May 08, 2008 13:29 ]

Legacy Journal: the Professional Specialists v the Gentlemen PolyMaths: Having it All?

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None

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Peak performance across the board is difficult whether one is dancing with the stars or training as a triathlete. Gina Koleta of the nytimes continues to impress with her columns on exercise and competition.

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The same can be said of country naturalists, like Charles Darwin, working and writing from home at in Kent during the haydays of 19th century Victorian England. The amateurs with all their enthusiasm for beatles and barnicles, reputations protected by a coterie of friends and family, and popular publishing success , were being replaced by the professional academics, societies, laboratories, and the latest in German instrumentation and organized science research

Meanwhile, the University of Rochester had a one day meeting at the City Convention Center for health care professionals treating women who are are pbese, diabetic or both. Guess what?

* American women are eating more, exercising less ,and gaining weight just like the Pina Indians did after they gave up their hunting and gathering more than a century ago.

* Fat woman are a risk for early death, growing big babies during pregnancy, having wound infections, and being difficult to manage during anesthesia and fetal evaluation exams like ultrasound.

* They may even break standard delivery room and operating room tables. Whoa!

* Gastric bypass and banding surgery many have better, faster and more cost effective than medical therapy for morbid obesity in a properly selected population.

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[ Thursday, May 01, 2008 09:59 ]

Legacy Journal: May Day Musings: Muddling through the Maize

Section:
Climate Change

Summary:
Sacred Cows seem to be falling and reinvented by the Hour. Consider the evidence:

* Gas was first too cheap and polluting, then it too scarce and taxes on diesel fuel was taking bread and tacos off the table of trucker’s kids.

* Americans was being going crazy and driven to the grave because of a diet of corn products; now it is time to wear hair shirts because of an global shortfall in stable cereals in the Third World, due partly because of drought, climate change, agricultural protectionism, and an emerging plague of wheat rust from Uganda.

* First there was the separation of church and state; the a presidential primary candidate from Chicago publicly divorces his pastor of 20 years after a voluntary and consensual association that included conversion, church membership, marriage, children’s baptisms, and Sunday service attendance.

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[ Wednesday, April 30, 2008 13:24 ]

Legacy Journal: Wednesday Leanings

Section:
Commentary

Summary:
This posting is a prelude to May Day.

Main:
Lessons Learned during the Week:

* The silent majority is optimistic. Pessimists are a noisy minority.

* Many in that minority are narrowly focused on their opinions without considering facts and context.

* The nature v nurture, secular v religious, local v global bipolar views of the world are long standing and will persist despite well intended attempts to “educate” young and old about shades of gray alternatives.

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[ Sunday, April 27, 2008 08:09 ]

Legacy Journal: Sunday Big Sur International Marathon

Section:
Sports

Summary:

The ultimate in spring time weekend warrior events in California includes The Big Sur International Marathon. The Triathlon tribal gathering at Wild Flower, and the DamFast open water swim at Lake Berryessa would be other examples.

Main:
: The start is at 0700 at Ranger Station on Hiway 1 high above the foggy Pacific Ocean. The finish is at Camel Village at the entrance to Carmel Valley just south of Carmel-by-the-Sea.

This is Mission Ranch, Junipero Serra, and Clint Eastwood country. The vaqueros and the Padres are not running today.

:: Damon Fisk is bib# 3888. If the support crew does its job and the knees hold up, he should finish before the 6 hour closing time at 1300 PDT.

::: Meanwhile, Bill Clinton has been entertaining the locals in Junction City, Oregon 3 weeks before the state mail-in primary. The results may be interesting.

This weekend, Barak is hanging out closer to home. His exercise plans may include some Chicago hoops with his brother-in-law, the new MBB Beaver coach at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon. To the best of our knowledge, Obama has not used up his NCAA eligibility.

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[ Saturday, April 26, 2008 07:02 ]

Legacy Journal: Saturday Prep

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None

Summary:
* RITMemoire3: Billy_and_the_Bike.pdf

Three point standardization and check list lessons: Communicating was you sense , Analysis of what you sense, & Action plan. Document what you know, not what you feel.

* Big Sur to Carmel Marathon Race.

Main:
: Redmond, Deschutes, Three Sisters, John Charles Fremont, and more.

:: Better your communication and your outcomes by building a World Class High Reliability Organization. Start with Standards

::: For weekend warriors.

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