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-The '''First Council of Constantinople''' (second [[ecumenical council]]) was called by
-[[Theodosius I]] in 381 to confirm the [[Nicene creed]]
-and deal with other matters of
-[[Arianism|the Arian controversy ]].
-[[Meletius of Antioch]], [[Gregory Nazianzen]],
-and [[Nectarius]] successively presided. Gregory
-Nazianzen was made patriarch, but soon resigned,
-and Nectarius was then put in his place.
-Seven canons, four doctrinal and three disciplinary, are
-attributed to the council and accepted by the
-Greek Church, but the Roman Church accepts only
-the first four.
+I am a native New Yorker (Manhattan), currently on active duty military service as a medical officer for a naval mobile construction battalion.  Concurrently I am in the middle of post graduate medical residency training.
+My interests include, though certainly not limited to, biomedical science and technology, history of scientific thought and methods, history of mathematics, history of philosophy, computer science, modern art and modern architecture.