White Pocket & Coyote Buttes South Photo Workshop Tour hosted by Greg Clure

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What are DMRs and DHRs relationship to DHFs, TF/DDs?

This 90 minute webinar will examine the existing and proposed requirements for the U.S. FDA's DHF and the EU MDD's TF/DD. This webinar will provide valuable assistance to all regulated device companies that need to ensure their DHFs, TFs/DDs and associated and derivative documentation meet their respective requirements. It also addresses current requirements as well as some changes on the horizon.

Areas Covered in the Session :

• How to meet and document their differing requirements.
• Required and desirable contents.
• Areas requiring frequent re-evaluation / update.
• Similiarities and differences, and future convergences and trends.
• Typical DHF contents.
• Typical Technical File or Design Dossier contents.
• The importance and usefulness of the "Essential Requirements".
• Structure of the "Declaration of Conformity"; self-declaring or N-B reviewed.
• Parallel approaches to development.
• Where the Device Master Record / Device History Record "tie in".
• Differing approaches to records audits by the U.S. FDA and an EU Notified Body.

Who Will Benefit:

This webinar will provide valuable assistance to all regulated device companies that need to ensure their DHFs, TFs/DDs and associated and derivative documentation meet their respective requirements. Its principles apply to personnel / companies in the Medical Devices,  Diagnostic, and to a lesser extent the Pharmaceutical and Biologics fields. The employees who will benefit include:

• Senior management
• Middle management
• R&D
• Engineering
• Software
• QA / RA
• Manufacturing
• Operations
• Consultants
• cGMP instructors
• All personnel especially involved in device development, regulatory compliance and documentation.

Abstract Submission

• Oral Abstract Submission Deadline: 13^th February2011

• Poster Abstract Submission Deadline: 13^th February 2011

Limit of two abstracts per presenting author.

If by email, send to: editor@atmph.org with the title of the paper in the subject

Opening Session: The Global Cancer Burden

Track 1: Epidemiology & Advances in Cancer Biology

Track 2: Immunology & Vaccines

Track 3: Emerging Trends in Cancer research

Track 4: Drug Discovery in Cancer Medicine

Track 5: Updates in Cancer Treatment

Track 6: Viral Oncology

Track 7A: Updates in Cancer Biomarkers & Molecular Imaging

Track 8: Cancer-associated Morbidity

Track 9: Cancer: Nutrition & Physical Activities

Track 10: Community-based Programs

Track 11: Cancer Business Talks

Fauvism: Inspiration from Henri Matisse, Andre Derain, Georges Braque and Georges Rouault

This year our studio has made huge changes to our summer program. We will be offering Youth Only Open Studio Sessions three days a week from 12-4pm. These sessions will explore art techniques and artists throughout time.

How has the program changed?

While our program is still about inspiring youth to explore their creative voice, we will be focusing specifically on drawing, painting or mixed media each day.  Youth will be exposed to different eras of art and the artists that made them history.  Through this and artists will be able to explore with their own creative voice using the techniques they encounter.

What can my youth artist expect?

Our studio will continue to provide a safe and creative space for young artists to be dropped of and create art.  This year our summer program will focus on youth ages 10-16 years.  Space will be limited to 5 artists per session.  In this unique program, youth artists will have some instruction at the start of each session regarding the inspiration artist(s) of the day and then will have the remainder of the afternoon to develop their own work using those techniques while having a small group to socialize with and a studio assistant to support their technical needs.

This is an ideal environment for a mature youth interested in creating art and expanding on fine art knowledge and skills already in place, although previous art exposure is not required.

September/October 2013 will serve as a time to showcase the art created through the summer.  Our gallery will be exhibiting the art youth artists created during these summer sessions.   The final week of August interns will be on hand to assist youth artists in framing their work.  A formal art opening will be scheduled for September 13^th to showcase the summer project.  The exhibit will on display from 9/13/2013-10/25/2013.

With such limited space in this unique program we expect the program to fill up fast. 

Register online for individual days, 3 sessions blocks or the entire program.

12-4pm each afternoon

Students are encouraged to bring a snack.

Costs

One session: $40 + $5 materials fee per session

One week (3 sessions): $120 (materials fee waived)

Every drawing session (9 sessions): $360 (materials fee waived)

Every painting session (9 sessions): $360 (materials fee waived)

Every mixed media session (9 sessions): $360 (materials fee waived)

Entire Summer: Discounted rate of $950