ROBERT J. BLASER M.S. , RPh

r.blaser@.neu.edu

http://www.northeastern.edu/bouve/pharmacy/coop/.html

Northeastern University (617) 373-3472

School of Pharmacy (617) 373-3961 fax

Office of Experiential Education

140 The Fenway

Boston, MA. 02115

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EDUCATION

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Sciences, Boston, MA.

Master of Science in Pharmacy 1983

Final Project: Multiunit Hospital Systems: A Vision for the Future in Health Care

Delivery

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy 1978

Clinical Experience – Psychiatry, VA Medical Center, Jamaica Plain, MA 1997 - 1998

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LICENSES / CERTIFICATION

Registered Pharmacist, Massachusetts License #17164

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PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION EXPERIENCE

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, Boston, MA 1995 - Present

Associate Cooperative Education Coordinator - Pharmacy

Teach, administer, and integrate the cooperative education curriculum; based on the learning model of

preparation, activity and reflection with the current PharmD curriculum, Teach students career management

(skills), including professional behavior(s), necessary for successful co-op experiences that will enable them

to learn while on co-op and provide value to employers, Develop and maintain appropriate number of

quality co-op positions which meet (both) the personal and professional goals of student. 250+ , Develop

and maintain strong partnerships with employers to meet both the student and employer expectations,

Ensure the integrity of student and employer information in the co-op information system, Develop and/or

implement new programs or courses

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, Boston, MA 1993 - Present

Adjunct Assistant Clinical Instructor - Pharmacy Practice

Assist in monitoring, quizzing, and grading students in the Pharmacy Care Lab, assist in teaching and testing

sterile technique and calculations, teach prescription abbreviations and translation, drug names and

indications, pharmacy calculations, professional behaviors, and sterile technique in Introduction to

Pharmacy Practice, Develop, monitor and refer pharmacy student to IPPE experiences

MASSACHUSETTS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES 1994 - 1995

Adjunct Clinical Instructor – Pharmacy Practice Lab

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PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY EXPERIENCE

FLAG PHARMACY, Lynn, MA 2008 – 2010

Registered Pharmacist

Counsel patients and dispense prescriptions

Maintain drug inventory

Maintain all prescription and computer files

Provide prompt courteous patient service

Precept for pharmacy students from Northeastern University’s Cooperative Education Program and

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy’s interns.

CVS PHARMACY, MA 1993 - 2005

Registered Pharmacist

Counsel patients and dispense prescriptions

Maintain drug inventory

Maintain all prescription and computer files

Provide prompt courteous patient service

Precept for pharmacy students from Northeastern University’s Cooperative Education Program and

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy’s interns.

MELROSE-WAKEFIELD HOSPITAL, Melrose, MA 1993 – 1998

Registered Pharmacist

Interpret, compound, and dispense medications pursuant to physician’s orders

Provide Drug Utilization Review to medical staff and hospital administration

Provide In-service Education to both Pharmacy and Nursing staff

Preceptor for pharmacy students from Northeastern University’s Cooperative Education Program and from

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy’s internship and externship programs.

SMITH’S DRUG STORE, Wakefield, MA 1986 - 1993

Registered Pharmacist

Counseled patients and dispensed prescriptions

Maintained drug inventory and front store merchandise

Maintained all prescription and computer files

Pharmacist Consultant

Kirkwood Nursing Home, Visiting Nurse Hospice, State of Massachusetts

Monitored and reviewed all patient profiles for appropriateness of drug therapy

Monitored and reviewed patient lab data

Assisted nursing and medical staffs in selection of correct drug therapies

Monitored the facilities for compliance with state regulations

Reported findings to Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committees

Provided in-service education

NEW ENGLAND BAPTIST HOSPITAL, Boston, MA

Inpatient Pharmacy Supervisor 1984 - 1986

Managed and organized daily operation of the pharmacy

Responsible for scheduling, annual staff evaluations, and the inpatient pharmacy budget

Performed prospective and retrospective Drug Utilization Reviews

Preceptor for pharmacy students from Northeastern University’s Cooperative Education Program and

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy’s interns.

Staff Pharmacist 1979 - 1984

Assisted with the design and implementation of new unit-dose drug distribution system

Designed and implemented a chemotherapy admixture service

Established protocols, policies and procedures for the correct preparation, dispensing and disposal of

chemotherapy products

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE– Northeastern University

Pharmacy Co-op Seminar/ Introduction to Pharmacy Practice – PHMD1201 2001 - present

Introduction to Pharmacy Practice prepares pharmacy students for their first introductory practice

experience/Co-op (IPPE). Students will be introduced to the policies, procedures, and expectations of the

Cooperative Education program. Students will develop the skills needed to be successful in the preparation,

activity and reflection components of the Pharmacy Co-op program. Students will prepare their first resumes

and learn proper interviewing techniques. Students will be exposed to the various opportunities available to

them for Co-op as well as potential career paths within the pharmacy profession. Students will also be

introduced to workplace issues including diversity, sexual harassment, ethics, and confidence of information.

Students will also be introduced to technical knowledge and skills required for their first pharmacy experiences

in both community and institutional pharmacy practice.

Pharmacy Care Laboratory I & II: PHMD6366 – Fall; PHMD6376 – Spring 1993 - 2011

Pharmaceutical Care Laboratory will provide the student with functional knowledge and skills in the area of

interpretation and processing of medication orders, detection and resolution of drug-related problems, physical

assessment and patient education and counseling. The laboratory will be taught using a variety of methods

including discussions, videos, podcasts, simulations and hands-on-learning activities in the lab. Students will

apply information gained in previous and concurrent courses to clinical situations. Knowledge gained from this

course will prepare students for their Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPEs) and a career in patient

centered pharmacy practice.

Introduction to Sterile Products - PHP1605 1997 – 1999

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SERVICE

2011-2012

Service – University

College Liaison – University International Co-op Committee

Service - School of Pharmacy

Pharmacy Curriculum Committee - member, represent Co-op- presented Views on the new BS in

Pharmaceutical Sciences and was very active in developing a new Pharmacy based Introduction to Co-op

and Pharmacy Practice.

Pharmacy Assessment Committee – member

Attend regularly scheduled Pharmacy Practice meetings, Pharmacy School meetings

Office of Experiential Education – member, represent Co-op

White Coat Ceremony – represent faculty as a Coater

Regularly speak at open houses and summer orientations

Chapter Co-Advisor of the Academy of Students of Pharmacy, American Pharmaceutical Association

New England Regional Directors of Experiential Education(NERDEE) - member

Share and coordinate with the New England Schools of Pharmacy experiential training, evaluations and

outcomes.

2010 – 2011

Service – Bouve College of Health Sciences

Co-op Centennial Sites Visits to Employer Partners – 8

Service - School of Pharmacy

Pharmacy Curriculum Committee – member, represent Co-op- presented Health Care Systems to the

curriculum committee as part of the ne curricula review process. The course was approved with minor

changes.

Pharmacy Assessment Committee – member, represent Co-op

Attend regularly scheduled Pharmacy Practice meetings, Pharmacy School meetings

Office of Experiential Education (OEE) – co-op representative

White Coat Ceremony – represent faculty as Coater

Regularly speak at open houses and summer orientations

Chapter Co-Advisor, NU Chapter of the Academy of Students of Pharmacy, American Pharmaceutical

Association – attend monthly meetings

New England Regional Directors of Experiential Education(NERDEE) – member

Share and coordinate with the New England Schools of Pharmacy experiential training, evaluations and

outcomes.

2009 – 2010

Service - Bouve Cooperative Education

Co-op Technology Committee – Bouve representative – Liaison between Bouve group and Central Co-op

IS

Bouve Co-op Performance Review – Chair 2009 – Managed a successful group performance review cycle

Service - School of Pharmacy

Pharmacy Curriculum Committee – member

Pharmacy Assessment Committee – member

Attend regularly scheduled Pharmacy Practice meetings, Pharmacy School meetings

ACPE Accreditation- Committees – member, active writer of Standards 14 & 12

Office of Experiential Education (OEE) – co-op representative

White Coat Ceremony – represent faculty as Coater

Regularly speak at open houses and summer orientations

New England Regional Directors of Experiential Education(NERDEE) – member

Share and coordinate with the New England Schools of Pharmacy experiential training, evaluations and

outcomes.

Pharmacy Convocation – Hooded my son David Blaser PharmD

2008 – 2009

Service - Bouve Cooperative Education

Co-op Technology Committee – Bouve representative – Liaison between Bouve group and Central Co-op

IS

Bouve Co-op Performance Review – Chair 2008 – Managed a successful group performance review cycle

Service – School of Pharmacy

Pharmacy Curriculum Committee - member, represent Co-op- presented Views on the new BS in

Pharmaceutical Sciences and was very active in developing a new Pharmacy based Introduction to Co-op

and Pharmacy Practice. Attend regularly scheduled Pharmacy Practice meetings, Pharmacy School

Meetings, and Co-op group meetings..

Pharmacy Assessment Committee - member

Office of Experiential Education – member, represent Co-op

White Coat Ceremony – represent faculty as a Coater

Regularly speak at open houses and summer orientations

Chapter Co-Advisor of the Academy of Students of Pharmacy, American Pharmaceutical Association

New England Regional Directors of Experiential Education(NERDEE) - member

Share and coordinate with the New England Schools of Pharmacy experiential training, evaluations and

outcomes.

2007 – 2008

Service - Bouve Cooperative Education

Co-op Technology Committee – Bouve representative – Liaison between Bouve group and Central Co-op

IS

Bouve Co-op Performance Review – member

Service – School of Pharmacy

Pharmacy Curriculum Committee – member

ACPE Accreditation- Committees - Standards 14 & 12

Pharmacy Assessment Committee – member

Attend regularly scheduled Pharmacy Practice meetings, Pharmacy School Meetings

Office of Experiential Education – member, represent Co-op

White Coat Ceremony – represent faculty as a Coater

Regularly speak at open houses and summer orientations

Chapter Co-Advisor of the Academy of Students of Pharmacy, American Pharmaceutical Association

New England Regional Directors of Experiential Education(NERDEE) - member

Share and coordinate with the New England Schools of Pharmacy experiential training, evaluations and

outcomes.

2006 – 2007

Service - Bouve Cooperative Education

Co-op Technology Committee – Bouve representative – Liaison between Bouve group and Central Co-op

IS, tested newer versions of PlacePro

Tested new versions of PlacePro

Bouve Co-op Performance Review – member – Collaborated with Mary Carney to establish a new

performance review document and a new performance review process document

SERVICE – School of Pharmacy

Pharmacy Curriculum Committee – member

Pharmacy Assessment Committee – member

Attend regularly scheduled Pharmacy Practice meetings, Pharmacy School Meetings

Office of Experiential Education – member, represent Co-op

White Coat Ceremony – represent faculty as a Coater

Regularly speak at open houses and summer orientations

Chapter Co-Advisor of the Academy of Students of Pharmacy, American Pharmaceutical Association

New England Regional Directors of Experiential Education(NERDEE) - member

Share and coordinate with the New England Schools of Pharmacy experiential training, evaluations and

outcomes.

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INTERNAL GRANTS

ASA Knowles Chair Grant - Cooperative Education, $1800.00 1997

“Developing an Employer Assessment instrument to Evaluate

a Pharmacy Co-op Program and Measure Employer Satisfaction”

PRESENTATIONS

Cooperative Education – A Method for Completing Early Experiential Education in a Pharmacy Setting

NEACEFE Fall Conference 2002, Experiential Education, York Harbor, ME

Experiential Education at Northeastern University’s School of Pharmacy: A Model for Practice Oriented

Education

Northeastern University, POE Conference, Boston, April 2001

Problems of Medication and Alcohol Use and Abuse among Elderly People

The Council of Elders, Roxbury, MA, May 1997

Common Poisons in the Home- Poison Prevention Week

Greenwood School, Wakefield, MA, March 1997

The Benefits of Brown Bag Medication Reviews in the Elderly

Commission on Affairs of the Elderly, Boston, Ma., April 1996

Aired live on “The Answer Channel 24” local cable.

Substance Abuse in Adolescents: What can parents and teachers do?

Wakefield High School PTO, April 1996

Review of Sotalol and Amiodarone in the Treatment of Cardiac Arrhythmia’s

Melrose-Wakefield Hospital, October 1995

Drug and Alcohol Abuse in the Wakefield School System

Wakefield Drug and Alcohol Task Force and Wakefield School Committee, 1992

Blood Pressure: The Disease and Common Treatment, Monthly Monitoring

Mission Church, Roxbury, 1985

Identification and Treatment of Poisonous Plants

Mission Hill Neighborhood Association, Boston, 1982

Management and Treatment of Household Poisoning - Poison Prevention Week

New England Baptist Hospital, Boston, 1981

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SCHOLARLY – POSTERS

Bridging the Classroom and Practice: Creating and Documenting Connections Between a Didactic Curriculum

and IPPE’S: Margarita DiVall, PharmD,BCPS; Eric Hinderleider, BS; Mark Yorra, MS, MHP, RPh; Robert

Blaser, MS, RPh; Debra Copeland, PharmD; School of Pharmacy, Bouve College of Health Sciences,

Northeastern University, Boston, MA. : American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy annual meeting, San

Antonio, TX.: July 2011

Development of a Regionally-based Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience Competency Assessment Tool:

Debra Copeland, PharmD; Robert Blaser, MS, RPh, Mark Yorra, MS, MHP, RPh; School of Pharmacy, Bouve

College of Health Sciences, Northeastern University, Boston, MA. : American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy annual meeting, Boston, MA: July 2009

Regional Schools of Pharmacy Collaboration for an NABP/AACP District Meeting: DiFrancesco P, Basile C,

Blaser, R, DeBellis R, Lepage J, Hritcko PM, Tyczkowski P, Phaneuf MA, Copeland D, Ventocilla L, Fisher

KO, Ferret, B. : American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy annual meeting, Chicago, IL.: July 2008

A Deaf Pharmacy Student: Challenges and Successes from P1 to P3 years of the Curriculum: Robert Blaser,

Mark Yorra, MS, MHP, RPh., Debra Copeland, PharmD; School of Pharmacy, Bouve College of Health

Sciences, Northeastern University : American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy annual meeting, Chicago,

IL.: July 2008

Regional Collaborations of Offices of Experiential Education for Schools/Colleges of Pharmacy in New

England: Debra Copeland, PharmD, Robert Blaser MS, RPh, Mark Yorra MS, MHP, RPh.; School of

Pharmacy, Bouve College of Health Sciences, Northeastern University : American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy annual meeting, Disney World, FL.: July 2007

Assessing the Impact of Cooperative Education on Experiential Learning: Mark Yorra, MS, MHP, RPh., Robert

Blaser, MS, RPh.; School of Pharmacy, Bouve College of Health Sciences, Northeastern University : American

Association of Colleges of Pharmacy annual meeting, Salt Lake City, UT,:

July 2004

An Educational Strategy to Provide Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences in a Trimester Calendar:

Mark Yorra, MS, MHP, RPh. Robert Blaser, MS, RPh.; Northeastern University Bouve College of Health

Sciences School of Pharmacy and Department of Cooperative Education; American Association of Colleges of

Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN.: July 2003

Cooperative Education: A Method for Completing Early Experiential Education: Mark Yorra, MS, MHP, RPh,

Robert Blaser MS, RPh; American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy annual meeting,

Toronto, Canada: July 2001

The Utilization of Cooperative Education-Early Experiential to Enhance and Augment the Teaching of

Nonprescription Medications at Northeastern University’s School of Pharmacy: Jenny VanAmburg PharmD,

Robert Blaser MS, RPh., Mark Yorra MS, MHP, RPh.; NonPrescription Medicine Academy, Proctor and

Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio: July 2001

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PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS

APhA Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, March 2002

APhA Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, March 2001

APhA Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, March 2000

Leading the Future of Pharmacy

APhA Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, March 1999

Leading the Future of Pharmacy

APhA Annual Meeting, Miami, FL, March 1998

Glaxo Wellcome Pathway Evaluation Facilitator’s Training Program, November 1997

Curriculum to facilitate career pathways in pharmacy

APhA Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California, March 1997

Leading the Future of Pharmacy

New England Council of Hospital Pharmacists, Annual Meeting, 1997

Opportunities for Pharmacy Practice in Ambulatory Care

Massachusett’s Health Council, January 1997

The Pharmacist’s Professional Judgement:the Ultimate Challenge

APhA Annual Meeting, Nashville , TN, March 1996

Pharmacy Care and Re-engineering Pharmacy Practice

New England Council of Hospital Pharmacists, Annual Meeting, 1996

Contemporary Issues in Pharmacy Practice

New England Council of Hospital Pharmacists, Annual Meeting, 1995

Contemporary Issues in Pharmacy Practice

OTC Professional Appliances: Toronto, Canada, one week course, 1990

Durable Medical Equipment: Product Selection and Patient Management

Telemetry I: New England Baptist Hospital, Boston, eight week, 20 hour course, 1983

Evaluation and Interpretation of the Electrocardiogram

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CONTINUING EDUCATION

2012

The Massachusetts Health Council – 14th

Annual Pharmacy Public Health Symposium 1/19/12

MSHP – Pharmacy Practice and the Academy; Where are we now and where are we going? 1/12/12

MPhA Spring Conference , Woburn, Ma 4/25/2012

- Pipeline Preview of 2012

- Demystifying Insulin Therapy: Real Opportunities for Pharmacists amd MTM

- New Paradigms in the Treatment of Hepatitis C

- Taking in Risk out of REMS: AA Guide for Pharmacists

- ADHD – Current Concepts and Controversies

- Immunization: Pretention across the Lifespan

- The Massachusetts Immunization Information System ( Law)

Nanotechnology in Medicine, Northeastern University, Boston, MA. 4/18/12

Continuing Education For Pharmacist’s, Lynnfield, MA. 9/21/12

- Law Update: New Proposed Legislation

- Advancements in the Treatments of Infectious Disease

- Advancements in the Treatment of Infectious diarrhea

2011

The Massachusetts Health Council – 13th

Annual Pharmacy Public Health Symposium 1/2011

MPHA Spring Conference, Norwood, MA. – 4/27/2011

- Drug Pipeline Preview 2011

- Managing Chemotherapy Induced Nausea and Vomiting

- Update on the Treatment of Pediatric Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia

- Adjusting to New Treatment Guidelines for Successful Diabetes Management

- Prescription Drug Use & Abuse among Our Youth

- Medical Marijuana: Coming to a State near You?

- The Massachusetts Online Prescription Monitoring Program

Northeastern Continuing Education Program, Lynnfield, MA. 11/2011

- Chronic Management of Opioid Addiction: Advances in Therapy

- Making a Difference in Patient Safety

- 2011 Pharmacy Law Update

The 7th

Annual New England Pharmacists Convention, Foxwoods, CT. 11/16,17/2011

- Effective Pain Management: The Pharmacist’s Perspective

- Experiential Topics Roundtable for Current and Future Preceptors

- Applying Medication Therapy Management to Mental Health

- Law: A Fair and Just Work Place

- Law: Pharmacists and the Affordable Care Act of 2010

- Review of Crohn’s Disease for the Pharmacist

- Successful Diabetes Management: Understanding and Applying the Advancing

Treatment Horizon for Diabetes

Cooperative Education Fall 2011

- Attended two programs on the new uses of PlacePro

- Attended the first of three Disability in the Workplace programs

2010

APhA Conference, Washington, DC. 3/2010

-Implementing Personalized Health Care: What Do We Need To Know?

-Developing Activities for IPPEs

-Helping Patients Understand and Manage Risks Associated with Medications.

-Diabetes Update 2010

-Hot Topic Law Round Tables

-Case Law Update

-Managing Diabetes Complications

-New Drugs – 2010

-Hot Topic Law Round Table

2009

APhA Conference, San Antonio, TX. 4/2009

- Hormonal Contraception-Cycling Through, Frequently Asked Questions

-New Drugs 2008

-Self Care and Nonprescription Therapy for Special Populations

-Asthma Action Plan – Pharmacist’s Role

-Hot Topic Law Round Tables

-Case Law Update

-Managing Diabetes Complications

-Chemical Dependency and Addiction

AACP Conference, Boston, MA. 7/2009

-Successful Strategies by Schools and Colleges of Pharmacy for Addressing the Leadership Gap

-Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences: Paving the Way to the Future

2008

Massachusetts Health Council:“The Expanded Role of Pharmacists in Public Health” 1/2008

APhA Conference, San Diego, CA - March 2008

-The Permissible Scope of Compounding Pharmacists

-Conflict Management for Pharmacists and Preceptors

-New Products, Technology, and Treatment Options for Patients with Diabetes

-Not If, But When:Preparing Pharmacists for an Influenza Pandemic

-From Homeless to Harvard:The Unexpected Impact You Can Have to Motivate and Help Others

AACP Conferenece, Chicago, IL. 7/2008

- Substance Abuse Education and Assistance SIG: Addiction and Change: Understanding the Process of

Initiation and Recovery

-Self-Care Therapeutics/Nonprescription Medicine Sig: Best Practices in OTC Curriculum

-Experiential Education Section: IPPE Developing, Implementing, and Surviving

2007

Massachusetts Health Council:“Health Disparities & Access to Medications”, Needam, MA. 1/2007

APhA Conference, Atlanta, GE. 3/2007

- Chronic Sleep Problems

-Medication Therapy Management and the Evolving Role of Pharmacy

-Emerging treatment Options for Neuropathic Pain

-Legislative and Regulatory Update

-Top 10 Adverse Drug Reactions and Medication Errors

-HIV Update 2007

-The Disease Model of Addiction

AACP Conference, Disney World, FL. 7/2007

-2007 Teachers Seminar – “Integrating Reflective Portfolios Curriculum Wide” & “Integrating Self-

Learning Curriculum Wide”

-Continuous Quality Improvement of Experiential Education

-APhA Career Pathway Program for Pharmacy Professionals

“An Overview and Update of the Controlled Substances Act of 1970” 11/2007

2006

The Massachusetts Health Council: “Pharmacy Practice: Building Partnerships”, Needham, MA.

1/2006

Northeastern University, Professional Development Day, 11/2006

Northeastern University, Professional Development Day, Law 11/2006

2005

Massachusetts Health Council, “Changing of the Profession”, 1 /2005

John Webb Visiting Professorship, David Kvancz, Chief Pharmacy Officer at the Cleveland

Clinic Foundation in Cleveland, OH., 1/2005

Quality First, LearnSomething.com, 11/2005

Dr. William Dietz, “The Obesity Epidemic in the US, Challenges and Opportunities”, 11/2005

The Millennial Student, Cooperative Education Development Committee, 4/2005

APhA Conference, Orlando. Fl. 3/2005

-Misuse of OTC Medications – 2 hr

-New Drug Update – 2hr

-Partners in Self-Care:Pseudoephedrine Diversion – 2hr

-Evaluating and Accepting Job Offers – 2hr

-Men’s Health Concerns:Urological Disorders – 2hr

World Conference on Cooperative Education, Boston, MA. 14-16/05

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS - membership

American Pharmaceutical Association

Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association

COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Director, Dollars for Scholars, Wakefield Citizen’s Scholarship Fund 1995 - 2002

Treasurer/Director - Channel One/Drug and Alcohol Task Force of Wakefield 1992 - 2011

Cubmaster, Boy Scouts of America, Pack 722, Wakefield, MA 1992 - 2001

Coach/Manager, Wakefield Little League and Babe Ruth Baseball 1995- 2002

Coach – Wakefield Pop Warner Football, Wakefield, MA 1998 - 2002

Trustee, First Parish Congregational Church, Wakefield, MA 1993 - 2002

Volunteer, Rosie’s Place, Boston, MA 1989 – present

Stephen Minister, First Parish Congregational Church, Wakefield, MA 2006 - present