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Norma Telander took her Scrabble seriously. On the rare occasion when her grandchildren or great-grandchildren bested her, they knew they had won honestly. Telander was too competitive to throw a game, even to her beloved family.
She beat me right before she died, when she was 96 and in transitional care recovering from a broken hip, said her granddaughter Laurie Bauer. She was always such fun, so generous. Thats the core of who she was.
On a recent evening, 10 members of Telanders intergenerational family climbed the steps of Northrop auditorium to attend the Academic Health Centers annual Service of Gratitude. The ceremony, which included performances by medical students, paid solemn tribute to the 688 people who, like Telander, bequeathed their bodies to the University of Minnesota in the past year.
They made a brave and selfless decision, Dr. Mark Rosenberg, vice dean of education at the medical school, said as he thanked families and friends of the donors. In life, they were barbers, firefighters, nurses, homemakers. They are united in death as teachers.
Those who become what are called whole body donors choose to leave their physical remains to be used for education and research purposes. At the U of M, cadavers are used in anatomy courses required for medical and dental students and those preparing for careers as physician assistants, physical therapists and other medical careers.
Current health care practitioners learning new surgical techniques, researchers pioneering clinical breakthroughs and medical device companies preparing new approaches also rely on donor bodies to advance their work.
What our students and researchers learn from the gifts will impact health care outcomes in their communities and around the world, said Angela McArthur, director of the universitys Anatomy Bequest program.
Although the program hosts the Service of Gratitude, the students who spend long days dissecting cadavers in the anatomy lab are responsible for its production from greeting family members as they arrive to performing for them.
Uriel Vasquez Rios, 27, in his first year in the Us School of Dentistry, led the committee that sought Health Science Center students to participate in the event.
Rios said it was gratitude that motivated him to take on the task. Hed been studying human anatomy from two-dimensional illustrations, but that paled in comparison to what he is learning by working from a human body.
You see the variations and learn about size and texture when you actually grasp the organs, bones and muscles, he said. When I used my scalpel to go through the tissue for the first time, I realized that without the gift from this person I wouldnt have this opportunity.
My future patients will benefit because I have this foundation.
Schooled in respect
Ben Byun and Paul Cho are in the first semester of their first year of medical school. Theyre still adjusting to jammed days and a punishing study schedule, but the classmates, both 23, carved out about 20 hours to rehearse a demanding musical piece to perform at the Service of Gratitude.
They played Sicilienne a Gabriel Faur composition that gained renewed fame when it was played at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
Performing it is a labor of love, said Byun, a cellist. We put time and emotion in preparing and its taken effort; its not simple. Its a small, nonverbal way of saying thanks.
The pair of doctors-in-training played their best, knowing that members of the audience are likely related to the bodies assigned to them in the anatomy lab.
At first were cautious; cutting is so unnerving and foreign. In every person we see differences that books dont teach you, the variations in the fat and the skin and the connective tissue. You have to get comfortable so you can do what youll need to do, said Byun. As it becomes more familiar, you feel a connection to the cadaver.
Before any student picks up a scalpel, they have been schooled by faculty members in a culture of respect.
Our instructors instill in us that this is someones loved one. They remind us to think about how we would want to be treated if we were a donor, said Cho. What we do is profound and powerful.
Sacred and stirring
Jean Larson, a volunteer advocate for the Anatomy Bequest program, has become a regular presence at the annual Service of Gratitude. She first attended in 2015, when her husband of 60 years was recognized for his whole body donation.
This ceremony is stirring and sacred, she said. Its meant to be a thank-you from the students to us, but I am here offering my gratitude back to them, for how graciously they treated us in every step of the process. Im thankful for the service. Im thankful they show their thanks.
Now 84, Larson has formalized plans to leave her body to the university.
Its the thing to do, she said. I believe in medical advancement. I wouldnt want a surgeon working on me who hadnt seen inside a human body.
The highlight of the service was a slide show of the donors. Each appeared in a larger-than-life image projected onto a screen.
They smiled in formal portraits likely lifted from church directories or in candid snapshots a proud mother of the bride, a pastor in a clerical collar, a serviceman posing in his military uniform, a fisherman driving his boat on a bright summer day.
And then there was the picture of Norma Telander, sitting in front of her Scrabble board.
When her image appeared on the screen, the Telander family issued a collective gasp. A few shed some tears.
My life was enriched by her. I miss her terribly, said stepdaughter Barb Heilman. But it was an amazing tribute. This felt like a celebration and, oh, it was so touching. So good to see her again.
Kevyn Burger is a Minneapolis-based freelance broadcaster and writer.
Greys Anatomy has its fair share of characters. Some might say there are too many storylines to keep track of easily. However, diehard fans know every detail about each of the many attendings, interns, nurses, receptionists, and even the bar owner.
The fall finale of season 16 brought in another minor character who fans cant stop raving over. They loved this persons sarcasm so much, they are asking for more. Lets take a look.
During the fall finale of Greys Anatomy, Catherine Fox (Debbie Allen) goes looking for Richard Webber (James Pickens, Jr.) over at Pac North Hospital. When she walks in, she is greeted by a receptionist, Zander Perez (Zaiver Sinnett).
She demands to see Richard, but Zander starts asking her simple questions, such as if Richard should be expecting her. Catherine gets up on her high horse and begins telling him exactly who she is, but the guy shoots her down with the best sarcastic undertone we have seen in a long time.
Catherine was being super snotty to the guy at PacNorth, wrote one fan on Reddit. What kind of a person walks into a place of business and says, YOU! Where is ______? And then she just got even more cringeworthy with her Do you know who I am? speech. Shut it, Catherine. Xander Perez deserves the highest of fives.
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I am not surprised easily. Im an extremely hard worker. Extremely ambitious. So, when good things happen to me, it is typically something I have mulled over for months. Its not a surprise because Ive studied it. Practiced it. Earned it. But, I did a thing that surprised even me. I did a thing I NEVER in a million years would have predicted. I acted and appeared in an episode of Greys Anatomy. My favorite television show since I was fourteen. The show that inspired me to become a writer. The show Ive called home physically for two seasons, but emotionally for sixteen. Im SO grateful. Grateful to @kristavernoff for taking a chance on me. Grateful to @mmvernon and @thekileydonovan for being ICONS and each playing a role in making this a reality. Im grateful to @therealdebbieallen, @therealjamespickens, @iamjasmineguy, and @therealkmckidd for going out of their way to make me comfortable on set. Im grateful to the entire writing staff and crew. And of course, Im grateful to all of my bbs. Yall make me feel like the luckiest. But yall, I am ESPECIALLY grateful to @andyreaser for being fearless and steadfast in making this character happen (and making sure I played him). Youre so good to me and I appreciate you SO much. What a magical ride. @greysabc #greysanatomy
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Catherine proceeded to tell Zander that she owns countless hospitals, so he should know who she is. Do you own THIS ONE? THANK YOU, Zander Perez, added another fan. Im all for taking Catherine Fox down about five pegs.
Viewers cannot stop sounding off about the attitude he gives right back to Catherine. They are begging to see more of him this season.
The actor who plays the receptionist, Sinnett, has never played an actor on Greys Anatomy before. He has been part of the production crew for Greys Anatomy for two years, but a diehard fan for all 16 seasons. His official title is executive assistant to Andy Reaser and Meg Marinis who are writers on the show.
Sinnett is a writer, actor, and crew member. He recently wrote a short, titled One For the Road, along with Shange Zhang.
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I meant to post this yesterday, but by the time I got home I was TIREDt. So, here it is. Yesterday marked the anniversary of two important moments for me. Three years ago, I moved to Los Angeles. And two years ago, I stepped foot into the Greys Anatomy writers room for the first time. And here is a photo of me, holding my new name tag with my new title on this show that Ive loved so dearly for so long. And Im proud. I feel like the luckiest bb in all the land. But Ive come to realize that luck had minimal to do with this. Yes, we all get lucky and sometimes our various privileges work in our favor, but this? This wasnt luck. This was hard work. This was elementary school when my dad told me I needed to write my version of Power Rangers. This was middle school when I created my first television show. Episode synopsis after episode synopsis (497 and counting). Bugging my best friend to death to listen to my plot twists. LOL This was also in high school when my Mom bought me every season of television under the sun and I spent countless hours being inspired and learning. And when my Memaw bought me Final Draft and the Screenwriters Bible to start making these dreams a reality. This was freshman year of college when other teenagers were out drinking, I was in my dorm room writing my first pilot. This was college when any time I heard a whisper someone at my university was interested in screenwriting or was from L.A., Id pounced on them for information. This was applying to a graduate program at a film school Id been dreaming of since I was fourteen. And getting in. And hopping on my first plane and moving to Los Angeles away from everything Id ever known. This was networking my ass off and landing on my favorite show as my first industry job. This was risk. And hope. And fear. And ambition. If you want something, work hard for it. If you dream of something, believe in it. And once you begin to get a taste, remember that luck didnt get you there. Working your ass off and being unapologetic about your pursuit and ambition did. xoxo, Z
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The writer never expected to be an actor on the show, but he was thrilled that it happened.
I did a thing that surprised even me, Sinnett wrote on Instagram. I did a thing I NEVER in a million years would have predicted. I acted and appeared in an episode of Greys Anatomy. My favorite television show since I was fourteen. The show that inspired me to become a writer. The show Ive called home physically for two seasons, but emotionally for sixteen.
Fans of Greys Anatomy continue to comment about how much they loved the new Pac-North receptionist, so we would like to see Zander back again.
I want that guy to be shown more often, one Redditor wrote. We can really, really hope! He has the humor we all need.
In one quick scene, Zander has become my favorite, added another fan.
Zander Perez better be promoted to a regular, agreed yet another happy viewer.
As of the writing of this article, Sinnett is not listed on any further episodes of Greys Anatomy, but that does not mean he will not appear again. Showrunner, Krista Vernoff has been giving fans what they want all season, so we wouldnt be surprised if we get to see the sassy receptionist again.
You can catch new episodes of Greys Anatomy when it returns from break on Jan. 23, 2020.
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Five shows that have been on for a decade or more make the top 20 in delayed-viewing rankings for Nov. 11-17.
Some of the longest-running series in primetime are still drawing in sizable audiences.
Five shows that are in at least their 10th season landed in the top 20 for seven-day, adults 18-49 ratings gains in the week of Nov. 11. ABC's Grey's Anatomy (season 16) tops the list, tying for the third-largest bump of 0.96 points (with FX's nine-year-old American Horror Story).
AMC's The Walking Dead (season 10) is tied for eighth; NBC's Law & Order: SVU (season 21) ranks 10th; CBS' Survivor (season 39, in its 20th year on the air) is tied for 17th; and CBS' NCIS (season 17) is tied for 20th. ABC's Modern Family (season 11) also usually ranks in the top 20 but was pre-empted for the CMA Awards.
NCIS, SVU and Grey's Anatomy also placed in the top 20 for total-viewer gains for the week, while Survivor and The Walking Dead are in the top 30.
NBC's This Is Us (+1.48 points in adults 18-49) and ABC's The Good Doctor (+4.78 million viewers) once again had the week's biggest total gains.
Below are the top 20 shows (including ties) in seven-day ratings gains among adults 18-49 and total viewers for Nov. 11-17.
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Cancel your plans and get the popcorn ready, because Stan just announced they'll be streaming a bunch of iconic TV series and it's legen-(wait for it)-dary.
Just when we thought we'd binged enough TV shows to have us set for life, Aussie streaming giant Stan has announced they've added a slew of iconic television shows to their platform for your viewing pleasure.
Among the drop includes cult series 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer' starring Sarah Michele-Gellar in the role that catapulted her into fame.
You'll also get the chance to rekindle your love for McDreamy with the release of 'Grey's Anatomy', roll your eyes over Ted Mosby's questionable life choices with 'How I Met Your Mother', or lust over bikie bad boy Jax Teller on 'Sons Of Anarchy'.
On top of all this TV goodness,for the first time ever in Australia, viewers will also now be able to stream 'Family Guy'.
Fans are already voicing their excitement over the nostalgic content, with one Twitter user declaring, "Stan added HIMYM and buffy omg the serve," adding, "also charmed and friends honestly stan is beating Netflix in iconic content".
Another added, "IT FINALLY HAPPENED @StanAustralia has Buffy.I may have lost hope in human beings this past week but I can always rely on Stan to make my future life as a hermit the best life."
In a time where streaming heavyweights such as Netflix and Disney+ are battling it out for the best content, Stan is also staking its claim for your binge-watching dollars.
Grey's Anatomy is currently in its 16th season, which means that we have seen a lot of doctors come and go. They didn't all receive high marks, but others excelled in the field. These characters are intelligent and creative in their thinking as they came up with new ways to treat and care for patients throughout the show.
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We have identified the most intelligent main characters that have ever been on the who and ranked them based on the facts. The things they did, both good and bad, have been taken into consideration as we decided our ranking. Keep reading to learn the intelligence ranking of10 of Grey's Anatomy's main characters!
There will probably be more than a few who disagree with even putting him on this list when there were so many greats like Preston Burke, Richard Webber, Erica Hahn, or even Addison Montgomery. We would have agreed with you if he hadn't taken up his most recent venture at Pacific Northwest Hospital.
Yes, he managed Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital in Bailey's absence and managed to hold the pieces together, but what he is doing here is an intellectual feat. He is turning this hospital around by lowering the mortality rate, convincing star doctors to work for him, and finding creative solutions to problems he didn't know existed.
This is another argument that Mark Sloan should hold this spot instead of Jackson Avery, but he lived more off of his legacy of being a great surgeon. Jackson, on the other hand, was intuitive in finding creative solutions to problems, which is exactly why McSteamy passed the plastic surgery torch down to him.
They are still using his Tilapia skin idea in the newer seasons on burn victims, and he is still performing incredible operations on patients with deformities that need plastic surgery to help them live a normal life. He never let the money he inherited get in his way of helping those in need, which is the most intelligent thing of all.
Owen Hunt is a veteran army surgeon who takes the practices he learned on the job into the Emergency Room. His intellect is in the form of quick thinking and coming up with creative solutions to new problems.
When he entered the show he had performed a tracheotomy with a pen, and he even knew when it was time to step away from his role as Chief of Surgery. His love life might be a complete mess, but as a surgeon, he is the only one we would want to see if we went to the Emergency Room.
Miranda Bailey is the queen of the show, and part of that is because she is so intelligent. She managed to claw her way up the ladder to Chief of Surgery after training utter disasters to become superstar surgeons. They are now some of the best in the country, and even the world and Miranda is the only one we can thank for that.
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It is a skill that many other characters lack in the show, but she is also gifted in the Operating Room as well. She created an invention nicknamed the Trail Blazer, which was a rectal access port for a hydro colonoscopy.
Amelia Shepherd might seem like she is all over the place at times, but she is an incredible surgeon. She has removed Dr. Herman's massive tumor which everyone believes isn't a possible feat. Amelia even puts herself in danger during the surgery by bare handing a radiation seed so she can place it.
Luckily, it doesn't make her sick and Dr. Herman ends up waking up after the lifesaving surgery to live her life, even if it is without sight.
Maggie Pierce is a phenomenal surgeon, but her performance after recent episodes has put her further down the list. She graduated from medical school early and became the Head of Cardiothoracic Surgery in record time.
She deserves the position as she is one of the best surgeons in her field, and it comes as no surprise with Richard Webber and Ellis Grey as her parents. She recently started doubting herself after the failed surgery on her cousin, but we have hope that in the end, it will make her a better surgeon.
Arizona Robbins was a rockstar pediatric surgeon who transitioned into a neonatal surgeon under the direction of Dr. Herman. It already takes an intelligent mind to enter and succeed in this field, but there was an added pressure due to Herman's illness.
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She was rushed through the training because of the time constraint, and she managed to excel despite these complications. It is something only someone with extreme intelligence could do, which is why she is ranked so high on our list when there are so many other great options.
Derek Shepherd, or McDreamy as most people know him, was an all-star before his unfortunate passing. One of his greatest works, even if it was destroyed by Meredith, was in the field of Alzheimer's. He had created a drug that would prevent the nerve cells in patient's brains from dying.
He was also a phenom in the operating room and even made it his mission to take on hopeless cases. Derek was an inventor as well as he helped Callie create robotic limbs that could respond and move through mind control.
Cristina Yang was not only Preston Burke's greatest student, but she was an amazing cardiothoracic surgeon and inventor. She saved Derek's life after he was shot in the chest and she enjoyed pushing the limits of modern medicine by trying new and less invasive techniques.
She was even nominated for a Harper Avery Awardfor her work on creating 3D conduit hearts for children. She eventually moved to Switzerland to continue her work and no one else on the show except our number one has as much intelligence or drive as she does.
Meredith Grey is the most intelligent character on the show, despite her lack of judgment when her heart gets in the way. When she was a resident she was set on neurosurgery, and then later changed to general surgery which are hard fields to enter.
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She has won a Harper Avery Award for herALPPS procedure when she successfully performed this surgery on Owen Hut's sister. Her work didn't stop there as she continued to start a project with mini livers to help people suffering from liver disease.
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Who Plays McWidow on 'Grey's Anatomy'? He Could Be a New Love InterestAcceptBrowsers may block some cookies by default. Click accept to allow advertising partners to use cookies and serve more relevant ads. Visit our privacy policy page for more information.Source: ABCBy Chrissy Bobic
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Meredith and DeLucas relationship on Grey's Anatomy is barely cold and already, the show has set her up for a new boyfriend. But it probably couldn't have been executed better if there was another actor who plays McWidow on Grey's Anatomy and even if Meredith doesn't hook up with him, he definitely adds something extra to the table.
Right now, Meredith could go either way when it comes to DeLuca. He seems to think they are on a break and she thinks she was dumped. If Ross and Rachel have taught us anything, not being on the same page when it comes to relationship breaks can result in disaster. But if McWidow is here to stay, fans will just have to get used to him.
Although the characters name is technically Dr. Cormac Hayes, it's safe to say that he will forever be known as McWidow to Greys Anatomy fans. In real life, the actor who plays him, Richard Flood, is just as charming in his other roles. And in case you were wondering about that cheeky Irish accent it is definitely legit since he is from Dublin, Ireland.
In real life, Richard is a lot softer than his Greys counterpart seems to be and his Instagram is full of romantic selfies with his wife, actress Gabriella Pession, with whom he has one child. Fans might remember Richard most recently from his Season 9 role on Showtime's Shameless, but if he is going to be Merediths love interest, he might have a more permanent home on Greys Anatomy for the foreseeable future.
Although Richard might seem like he has been making the Hollywood rounds for decades, its only in recent years that his star really began to rise. His most notable credits include the TV documentary Killing Kennedy and the series Crossing Lines and Red Rock. As someone who has only been steadily working in TV since 2010, however, its not all that surprising if some Greys Anatomy fans don't recognize Richard from one of his other roles right away.
Outside of acting, Richard seems to value time with family more than anything. He regularly posts photos of his son like any proud parent is guilty of on social media and has praised his own father as well. So when hes not taking on a new television role, it's safe to say that Richard is likely content doing anything with his family.
During the Nov. 21 Greys Anatomy episode, Meredith found herself butting heads with the new doctor at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. As it later turned out, he was sent to the hospital by Cristina as a new surgeon and, apparently, an effort to give Meredith someone else to swoon after.
But from what little he has said so far about his own life, McWidow lost his wife in a similar way that Meredith lost Derek years ago. Like Meredith, McWidow blames irresponsible doctors for the death of his spouse and it could be the thing to bring them together. That is, if Meredith and DeLuca really are over.
If Meredith is right and she and DeLuca are donezo, then theres a good chance she and McWidow will get together before Season 16 is over. According to DeLuca, they are just on a break, but if they can't move past his insecurities in their relationship, Meredith might have to seek comfort in the more capable arms of a tall Irish surgeon her BFF sent her way.
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Walsh explained that she left Greys Anatomy in order to lead its spin-off series, Private Practice.
She would continue playing the character of Dr Montgomery after she left Seattle Grace to set up in Oceanside Wellness Centre, California.
Upon hearing the news of a spin-off, Walsh said: I was shocked and excited and mostly just totally blown away.
Then I was nervous, like, Wait, really? Why me? But mostly I was just thrilled because it totally felt like the right thing.
I was so flattered and honoured that they would think of my character to take off for greener pastures.
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As the holiday season gets underway, we know there are more important things to be thankful for than good television but lets celebrate the TV anyway, shall we?
Earlier this month, we asked you to send us your gratitude for the past year of television, from the unexpected show renewals to the spot-on casting choices. In the attached gallery, weve narrowed down your (many!) submissions to 20 of your favorite developments from the last 11 months.
This year, TVLine readers gave thanks for particularly strong seasons of their favorite shows (likeAmerican Horror Story, Gotham andHawaii Five-0), as well as the new leases on life granted to One Day at a Time andWynonna Earp.
Youre also feeling the love for TVs pint-sized performers, such as the kiddos on mixed-ish andYoung Sheldon, whileThe Good Places Kirby Howell-Baptiste andA Million Little Things Jason Ritter were among the small-screen thespians to get special shout-outs.
The TVLine staff, meanwhile, has also given thanks for this years best television, and you can find our gratitude here. (We see were not the only ones obsessed with Baby Yoda!)
Flip through the attached gallery or click here for direct access to see the submissions weve highlighted this year, then hit the comments with your own gratitude!
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'Anatomy of an AI System,' an infographic map and research project by Kate Crawford and Vladan Joler, has been named the overall winner of the 2019 Beazley Design of the Year. The project explores the social and environmental impact of owning a voice assistant device - including the amount of human labour, data and resources that are required during the lifespan of just one device.
Taking the Amazon Echo as an example, the project includes a visual diagram illustrating the global impact of an AI device across its lifetime. It investigates the three main parts required to build and operate a voice assistant - from the environmental effects of extracting rare earth metals and the wide disparity in workers' income, to the data that these devices can gather without the users' knowledge.
Some of the key information highlighted by designers includes the disparity in wages between a CEO from the industry, earning up to $275 million US dollars a day to a child miner, who would need to work approximately 700,000 years to earn the same amount. The project questions whether the convenience provided by these devices is worth their social and environmental consequences.
Other winners include MUJI and Sensible 4's 'self-driving' bus for all weather conditions, Korean-influenced sportswear by Jin Won Choi in collaboration with Adidas and CATCH, a low cost HIV detector. MySleeve, an add-on to make crutches more comfortable, received the 'People's Choice' award.
Name: adidas Originals by Ji Won ChoiDesigners: Ji Won Choi in collaboration with adidas
Name: Maya Somaiya LibraryDesigners: Sameep Padora and Associates
Name: Anatomy of an AI SystemDesigners: Kate Crawford of AI Now Institute and Vladan Joler
Name: Amorepacific architectural brandingDesigners: Sascha Lobe at Pentagram with L2M3
Name: CATCH: The HIV DetectorDesigners: Hans Ramzan
Name: GACHA Self-driving Shuttle BusDesigners: MUJI and Sensible 4
Name: MySleeveDesigners: Marie Van den Broeck
The six category winners along with the 70 other nominations are on display at the Design Museum through February 9, 2020.
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