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Executing Justice (Bessie-Jean Productions, Venue 3): Local comedian and raconteur Bill Pats wowed audiences with his brutally honest autobiographical shows I Hate Bill Pats and I Hate Bill Pats Too. This time, he tries his hand at the not-autobiographical story of an inmate in Canada of 2030 - who's on death row.
Ludwig & Lohengrin (Kyall Rakoz, Venue 5): A one-man show about the "mad" king of Bavaria might sound like a stretch, even for the Fringe. But Kyall Rakoz's solo performance has earned him raves in his hometown of Calgary.
Action Figure (Chris Kauffman, Venue 6): Writer/performer Chris Kauffman is half of the comedy duo Harrington and Kauffman - who had a great track record with their past (infrequent) Winnipeg Fringe appearances (2000's Hotel California, Nharcolepsy in 2002, and Cabaret Terrarium in 2010).
The War and Peace Show (Peaceniks Inc., Venue 12): War - what is it good for? Apparently, assembling a great team of local writers to take on war, peace, and social justice. Writers include Winnipeggers Rick Chafe, Sarah Constible, and Alix Sobler, plus Fringe fave TJ Dawe.
Nashville Hurricane (Chase Padgett Productions, Venue 16): Chase Padgett made his Winnipeg Fringe debut last year with one of my favourite shows of the festival, 6 Guitars. He returns with more characters and guitar wizardry in a show that's hopefully just as good.
High Tea (Life & Depth, Venue 19): The comedy duo James and Jamesy were a hit with last year's 2 for Tea. This new show promises a story of friendship, and more tea.
Suddenly, Last Summer (The 28th Minute, Venue 21): This young local company, taking on a Tennessee Williams play this year, has produced two exceptional dramas at recent festivals - last year's Rope and Orphans the year before.
Taxidermy 2: Another Musical (Shwawawa Productions, Venue 22): A surprise hit at last year's Fringe from more local youngsters, Taxidermy was one of the festival's most goofy, entertaining romps - and one of the year's hottest tickets.
Quo Vadis (That Way Production, Venue 29): It's ambitious for the Fringe - a two-hour-long musical about Nero's Rome. But it's got a great creative team, with music by Olaf Pyttlik (The Wave), a book by Angus Kohm (whose Sorority Girls Slumber Party Massacre was one of the biggest hits in festival history), and director Ron Jenkins (who helmed what may still be my favourite Fringe show ever, the 2000 production of The Black Rider).
We Glow (Theatre 4.669, Venue 30): It's been a while - and too long - since the Winnipeg Fringe last saw Emily Pearlman, half of the Ottawa duo behind the absolutely magical Countries Shaped Like Stars. She returns with collaborator Brad Long for a site-specific production - at the United Way on Main Street - that should be worth seeking out.
And there are plenty of other festival favourites returning, like Drive Dance (Accelerate), the Wonderheads (The Middle of Everywhere), Crumbs (Made Up Truths), Die Roten Punkte (Eurosmash!), Martin Dockery (The Surprise), Winnipeg Studio Theatre (Godspell) and Jayson McDonald (Magic Unicorn Island).
Plus, this year's festival offers a sizable crop of remounts - so if you missed them the first time, look for past favourites like Joseph Aragon's Bloodsuckers! The Musical; the "gorrific edition" of the goofy zombie comedy Brain Cravers: The Curse of Extollo; Keir Cutler's original Teaching Shakespeare; Rob Gee's Fruitcake - Ten Commandments from the Psych Ward; Chris Gibbs' Like Father, Like Son? Sorry.; comedy duo Peter 'n Chris in The Mystery of the Murder Motel; Randy Rutherford's Singing at the Edge of the World; Bruce Horak's provocative This Is Cancer; and Penny Ashton's hit Jane Austen musical from last year, Promise and Promiscuity.
And look for some of the standouts from the Toronto Fringe which we've already reviewed, like Nancy Kenny's festival favourite Roller Derby Saved My Soul, the western comedy Watch Out WildKat! (Yer Dealin' With the Devil), and the haunting Civil War-era song cycle The Legend of White Woman Creek.


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Artist and writer Edmund de Waal OBE has been announced as Chair of the judging panel for the 2018 Wellcome Book Prize.
Edmund is joined on the panel by Dr Hannah Critchlow, neuroscientist and Science Outreach Fellow at Magdalene College, University of Cambridge; Bryony Gordon, journalist, author and mental health campaigner; Sumit Paul-Choudhury, editor-in-chief of New Scientist; and Sophie Ratcliffe, writer, critic and associate professor of English literature at the University of Oxford.
Edmund commented on behalf of the judging panel:
"It's a privilege to have been asked to chair the 2018 Wellcome Book Prize alongside such esteemed fellow judges. The prize celebrates the infinite ways we can connect with the themes of health and medicine through reading, and I have no doubt that we will be entertained, challenged and moved by this year's submissions. I am looking forward to discussing these books with the panel, as we explore this dynamic relationship between art, science and the human experience."
Kirty Topiwala, Publisher at Wellcome Collection and Wellcome Book Prize manager, said:
"We couldn't be more thrilled to announce Edmund de Waal as the Chair of the 2018 Wellcome Book Prize, alongside a talented panel of judges. Each judge will bring something different and valuable to the deliberations. I can't wait to see what Edmund, Hannah, Bryony, Sumit and Sophie choose for their longlist."


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I think it's safe to say that if you've seen a trailer for "21 & Over," you know what you're in for when you see the film. At 93 minutes, this is a brisk, rowdy bit of fun, and the closest comparison I can make to a recent film is the underseen and underappreciated "Sex Drive," another comedy that took a fairly familiar form and made it work with sheer force of personality. I wasn't terribly surprised by anything in "21 & Over," but I appreciated the energy, the cast, and the near-constant attempts by the film to entertain.
Last year, there was much wringing of hands over the almost complete lack of a moral compass displayed by "Project X," and that seemed to me to be the point of the film. I think there is always a sense by society that each new generation is the one that is going to burn the entire thing to the ground, and that fear is probably exasperated these days by the way pop culture absorbs the attitudes of youth. I am not only confused by much of what appeals to teenagers today, I am actively irritated by it. And again… that's the point. It's not for me. It doesn't speak to me or for me. And when I watch movies about young people just turning 21 right now in the year 2013, I can't relate completely because my own coming of age was in a very different climate. I look at the attitudes to sexuality and technology and a dozen different things and I realize that I am wildly out of sync with them in the details of how we live.
But the thing that "21 & Over" gets right, and one of the reasons I think people who had to spend time on a fainting couch after "Project X" will probably greet this one more warmly, is that it focuses on guys who really are just in pursuit of a good night out with friends. I think any film that spends most of its time focused on partying and drinking and bad behavior is going to push certain buttons, and this film leans on stereotypes and a certain degree of lowbrow sexual energy, but I don't think there's a mean streak to it. That's where I get uncomfortable, and both Miles Teller and Skylar Astin are genial enough to sell this as a case of decent guys on a bit of a bender. I like that there's no strained high concept behind their night of debauchery, either. It's as simple as one of their friends turning 21 and finally being able to go out for a night of legal drinking. That's a big milestone in American culture, even though most people who have any interest in drinking have found a way to start well before that 21st birthday. In this case, Casey (Astin) and MIller (Teller) drive up to the college where their friend Jeff Chang (Justin Chon) is going to school to celebrate his birthday with him. It's the night before a huge interview for med school, though, arranged by Jeff's overbearing father (Francois Chau), and they are all warned that Jeff has to be in top form the following morning so there will be no partying at all that night.
Yeah, right.
It's an amiable, loosely-structured film where there are recurrent incidents that start to accumulate, more and more people getting angrier and angrier with the three guys. And while the three leads are indeed appealingly cast, it's hard to claim that they don't bring this on themselves. Jeff Chang appears to be a blackout drinker, and he's such an asshole by about forty minutes into the film that I had trouble caring whether he made it to his interview or not. I am a giant Irish jackass when I drink, and I learned that by the time I turned 20. As a result, I stopped drinking to the point where I would turn red and throw lawn furniture at people, and I've been able to function as a human being since then. There is some attempt to explain Jeff Chang's self-destructive tendencies, but in a film this broad, it's hard to shift suddenly into serious talk of suicide attempts and depression, and the film wants to use that explanation as a free pass for all the more outrageous stuff. I prefer films like this when they don't pretend to suddenly be serious or grounded or reach for a sentimental tone that the rest of the film can't support. Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, the writer/directors here, were also the original writers of "The Hangover," and it's easy to imagine how this got funded with them attached.
Don't get me wrong… I laughed. I think Miles Teller in particular is quite winning with his motor-mouthed underachiever role, and based on this and "The Spectacular Now," I think it's safe to say Teller is going to be working for a long time. He seems equally at home being grounded and real and being ridiculous, and he seems game for pretty much anything. The young cast in general handle themselves well, but in many cases, they are handcuffed by a script that seems to take the easy way out in almost every beat. There's very little here that you haven't seen before, and while it is often funny, "21 & Over" is also often familiar, and if you're not automatically interested in a movie about young guys and their misadventures with alcohol, there's nothing here to really transcend that. The biggest audience for the movie is the audience still aspiring to that benchmark, and for many audiences, this will be about as big a kick as watching a game of beer pong.
"21 & Over" opens tomorrow nationwide.


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SEATTLE – Friends and family of Stan Borenson held a celebration for the former KING's Klubhouse host.
Borenson died peacefully at his home on Jan 27, 2017. He was 91 years old.
Remembering KING's Klubhouse with Stan Boreson
Stan was a musician, humorist, recording artist, and one of the Pacific Northwest's first TV stars. He appeared in several KING-TV shows in the pioneering years of television from 1949-1967, including Campus Capers, Two B's at the Keys, and his longest-running and most successful show, KING's Klubhouse, which became the Stan Boreson Show.
On KING's Klubhouse, Pacific Northwest kids were serenaded five days a week with, "Songs my Uncle Torvald taught me", sung by Stan, played on his accordion, and accompanied by his trusty companion No-Mo-Shun (aka "No Mo") the Basset Hound.
The Klubhouse gang included a varied cast of characters played by Boreson, his sidekick Doug Setterberg, and many KING staffers. Characters included the Old Timer (Mike Rhodes), Grandma Torvald (Boreson), Phineas the Frog, Foghorn Peterson (Doug Setterberg), and of course the 1962 World's Fair visitor from outer space, Spac-Nik (Jerry Sando). Many characters were derived from Stan's experience growing up in the Pacific Northwest's Scandinavian immigrant culture and were voiced in his trademark "Scandahoovian" accent.
Stan Boreson released 16 music albums, with titles like Ay Don't Give a Hoot, Those Swedehearts of Song Youst Go Country Western, Those Swedish Meatballs Are at it Again, and Yust Tinkin' of Yogi. Of all his music, he was best known for his Christmas songs, especially Walking in my Winter Underwear. Stan's complete discography is listed on his website.
Among these notable accomplishments, Stan made several appearances on the Lawrence Welk Show, Prairie Home Companion, and performed for King Olav V of Norway. Garrison Keillor praised him as, "one of the last great Scandinavian-dialect humorists." He continued performing throughout his life as well as conducting tours across Europe with his wife, Barbara.
In 2005, Stan was awarded the highest honor in Norway by King Harald V, the St. Olav Medal of Honor. His last musical release in 2007, is the hilarious song and music video, I Just Don't Look Good Naked Anymore.
Stan Boreson was an integral part of Pacific Northwest pop culture. Northwest Baby Boomers are likely to have fond memories of KING's Klubhouse and may have Stan's well-worn Christmas albums on vinyl. Perhaps they participated in the contest to name Stan's dog No-Mo-Shun, beloved for doing, well… nothing. They may have met him at one of his innumerable public appearances, and surely he ushered them through the 1962 World's Fair with his engaging TV coverage. Stan's lighthearted humor and comic sensibility have imprinted on the children and families of the region.
All newcomers to the Puget Sound area would benefit from knowing about Stan Boreson and KING's Klubhouse. It may explain a thing or two. Steve Wilson, a KING-TV alumni and cast member of the KING sketch comedy show Almost Live, had this to say:
"It is difficult to say goodbye to man who was a childhood hero of mine, and then later a very close friend in my adult life. At the age of 6, I witnessed my first "live" television broadcast at The Seattle Worlds Fair. It was "The Stan Boreson Show" which aired daily on KING-5. Not only was I in awe of being that close to someone who entertained me via the television, but witnessing the entire process of the cameras, the lights, and the technicians completely mesmerized me. It sounds impossible, but seeing that single event, completely influenced my choice of I wanted to do when I grew up. And when I had grown up, I went to work at KING 5. And the very first TV show I was allowed to pitched and then produce, was "The Stan Boreson Christmas Reunion". The show was a hit and ran annually every Christmas for 12 years. Over the years I stayed close with Stan and Barbara and was honored to help present his 90th birthday celebration at the Swedish Club in 2015. When the tribute was over, he took the mic, cracked some great jokes, and sang as he had done his entire life. At 90 years old, Stan still had it. He was born to entertain. My thoughts at this time are with his wife Barbara, his daughter Anne and his son Biff. And I thank Stan for inspiring me as such a young age, and being such a wonderful friend so many years later."


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Lowell wins in two, something like 9-3 on aggregate.
In the two games so far this year Lowell did an excellent job limiting Kelleher and UNH's powerplay. Tirone looked like a solid goalie last weekend.
Lowell wins in two, something like 9-3 on aggregate.
More important question is does TIIL come out of hibernation?
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As long as I don't have to put any money down, I'll be the eternal UNH Alum and pick the Wildcats! I do believe if they can play a tight in-zone D, with almost no mistakes, with DT continuing to see a beach ball instead of a puck, The Cats can skate with Lowell......it's why we play the game!
Just waiting to see if someone's gonna come up with a Coach Bazin signed UML jersey for the WIS mancave.
Montreal Expos Forever ...
What kind of attendance can we expect at the games this weekend? Are both schools on break?
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Last couple of years, Lowell has kept the dorms open to help kids who want to stick around. I think we wound up with the best home attendance in this round the last few years because of it.
Not sure what the plan is for this weekend. I wouldn't expect 1,500 ... but not sellouts either.
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I get to spend tonight entertaining senior undergrads and trying to recruit them to come to grad school. Hooray for CHN push updates to my phone. Game day, here we go!
Hey UNH, do BU a solid and make this go 3 games
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I'm posting here, 'cuz I just realized we're about to max out the UNH Part Two thread imminently ...
UNH 2 @ UMass Lowell 0 after 1 period
NU 2 @ Boston U 0 after 1 period
@ BC 3 UVM 0 after 1 period
Providence 0 @ NICC 0 midway 1st period
Montreal Expos Forever ...
UNH going on the PP early in the second period. First penalty of the game. Huge kill for Lowell needed ...
UNH 2 @ UMass Lowell 0 2nd period underway
NU 2 @ Boston U 0 2nd period underway
@ BC 4 UVM 0 2nd period underway
@ NICC 1 Providence 0 late 1st period
Montreal Expos Forever ...
UNH seems to be holding its own early so far. Eiserman/Vela the difference? But a Lowell PP coming up ...
UNH 2 @ UMass Lowell 0 early 2nd period
NU 2 @ Boston U 1 midway 2nd period
@ BC 4 UVM 0 midway 2nd period
@ NICC 1 Providence 0 end 1st period
Montreal Expos Forever ...
Kelleher has had several close calls in open ice; Lowell playing with fire? Norm can't be pleased. So far ...
UNH 2 @ UMass Lowell 0 midway 2nd period
NU 2 @ Boston U 1 midway 2nd period
@ BC 4 UVM 0 late 2nd period
@ NICC 1 Providence 0 end 1st period
Montreal Expos Forever ...
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FBI man Mark Felt was Deep Throat.
So, while lots of people have been waiting for this: can anybody explain to me whether this makes any difference now? What does this mean for us today?
Or is it just the US fascination with conspiracies?
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Master of Arts Integrated Studies (MAIS) 656
Datascapes: Information Aesthetics and Network Culture (Revision 1)
Permanently closed, effective December 12, 2014.
Delivery Mode Grouped study
Credits: 3
Prerequisite: Professor approval or successful completion of a senior level undergraduate course in the Humanities/Social Sciences with a major essay component. An undergraduate course in theory is also recommended. Students should realize that 50% of their course grade is a web-based project. Instruction on the skills required to create web pages is not provided in MAIS 656. As a result, students should be able to design web pages and work with images and other web elements before they register for this course.
Faculty: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences
Program: Master of Arts Integrated Studies
Master of Arts—Integrated Studies 656: Datascapes: Information Aesthetics and Network Culture critically examines the intersections of the information arts and information technologies in our rapidly changing times, and explores how cross-pollination between these fields alters not only art and culture but the world we live in. Through exploring the differences among how contextualized information, data, and knowledge are written in and by a diversity of media, this course maps the unique shapes that information assumes in digital culture. It engages new approaches to understanding the transformation that information is enacting on our temporal, spatial, and visual perceptions. The increasing fragmentation of cultural structures and the rise of connectivity as a new paradigm is evident all around us, from the world of medicine to multinational capital to theWorld Wide Web. The ascendance of the database as a new pre-eminent cultural form begins to blur the boundaries between art and reality, and representation and simulation, and creates new social networks necessary for interactive engagement.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, students should be able to
- identify the differences between information, knowledge, and data, and describe the characteristics of each.
- describe the import of cultural structures within their historicized contexts.
- assess critically the importance of an urban, networked cultural paradigm to the arts, the sciences, business, and society.
- identify forward-looking approaches to the organization of information arts and technologies, including communities and social networks.
- analyse the impact of the cataclysmic effects of network culture and the increasingly urbanizing trends of aestheticized information.
- understand the dialectic between technology and culture.
- assess critically the importance of creative engagement with these ideas to the goal of acquiring fluency in the new digital literacy.
Student Evaluation
To receive credit for this course, students must participate in the online activities, successfully complete the assignments, and achieve a final mark of at least 60 per cent. Students should be familiar with the Master of Arts—Integrated Studies grading system. Please note that it is students' responsibility to maintain their program status. Any student who receives a grade of "F" in one course, or a grade of "C" in more than one course, may be required to withdraw from the program.
The following table summarizes the evaluation activities and the credit weights associated with them.
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Course Materials
The course materials for Master of Arts-Integrated Studies 656 include the items listed below. If you find that any of these items are missing from your course materials package, please contact the Course Materials Production department of Athabasca University at (780) 675-6366, or 1-800-788-9041, ext. 6366 (toll free from anywhere within Canada and the United States). You may also write in care of Athabasca University, 1 University Drive, Athabasca T9S 3A3; or direct your e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Borgmann, Albert. Holding On to Reality: The Nature of Information at the Turn of the Millennium. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1999.
- Foster, Hal, ed. The Anti-Aesthetic: Essays on Postmodern Culture. New York: The New Press, 1983.
- Murray, Janet H. Hamlet on the Holodeck: The Future of Narrative in Cyberspace. New York: The Free Press, 1997.
Wachowski, Andy, and Larry Wachowski, screenplay and director. Matrix. 1999. Warner Brothers. VHS, DVD.
Coverley, M. D. (Marjorie C. Luesebrink). Califia. Watertown, MA: Eastgate Systems, 2000. CD-ROM. Note: The Califia CD-ROM included with the course materials is for use only on Windows systems. Students who require a MacIntosh compatible CD-ROM will be able to borrow a copy of Mauve Desert: A CD-ROM in Translation by Adriene Jenik (Shifting Horizons Productions, Twenty Nine Palms, CA, 1997), on request, from Athabasca University Library.
Athabasca University Printed Materials
Course Guide: The Course Guide contains the introduction, objectives, reading assignments, online activities, assignments, and other information students will need to complete the course successfully. Students should take time now to review the information in this document to become familiar with the design of the course.
Reading File: The Reading File is a compilation of assigned readings that supplement the course textbooks and online articles and Internet sites linked to the Digital Reading File. The "Study Guide" section of this manual will direct you when to read these articles.
Athabasca University Online Materials
Course Home Page: You will find Course Information at the top of the course home page. You will find your assignments and links to submit your work to your professor on the course home page.
Athabasca University Library: Students are encouraged to browse the Library's Web site to review the Library collection of journal databases, electronic journals, and digital reference tools: http://library.athabascau.ca.
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Course Name: Comprehensive Clinical Dentistry
Course Number: DEN 491
Credit Hours: 10-Credit Hours
One Lecture and Four Clinical Sessions (3 hr.) Weekly for Two Semesters
Sequence: Fifth Year
Course Description:
The course is designed to cover all clinical disciplines in dentistry. It is offered during the fifth year and consists of one lecture and four clinical sessions per week throughout the academic year.
This is a conjoint course by the four dental departments where contributors from all dental disciplines participate in both in the lecture and clinical sessions.
A one-week Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) course is given by the College of Medicine.
Course Objectives:
The course is organized to augment the clinical experience of the students, there by, providing them with an excellent foundation for patient care and clinical management.
. The students should be able to diagnose conditions of the oral cavity and its related structures, using proper diagnostic tools.
. The students also should be able to develop a comprehensive treatment plan for the prevention and treatment of oral conditions so that each patient can be maintained in, or restored to, a healthy, functioning aesthetic condition.
. At the end of the course, the students should be able to perform competently preventive and therapeutic procedures which are used by general dentists in the treatment of patients.
Course Protocols:
1. Students must perform a complete comprehensive treatment for all cases that are assigned to them by the course coordinator. No student is allowed to pass the course without completing a minimum of 5 cases that are classified according to different degrees of difficulty (S, S+, M, M+ and M++). However, completing the "M, M+ and M++" cases is mandatory to pass the course.
Cases which include more than 11 fixed prosthodontic units are not accepted in the course. Also complete denture cases are not counted as one of the comprehensive required cases.
The student is not allowed to start any case prior to classification of such a case by the course coordinator.
It is not allowed to dismiss or transfer patients from this course to another or from a student to another without the approval of the course coordinator.
One of the completed cases should be selected by the student for a case presentation.
2. A student is allowed to start the treatment procedure only after :
a. The specialized definitive treatment plan is approved and signed in the patient's file & logbook by the respective specialty clinical instructor supervising the student.
b. The over all treatment plan should be entered into the DEN 491 electronic data program.
c. The overall comprehensive treatment plane is approved and signed by the course coordinator.
3. Zero (0) mark is given to the student who fails to fulfill items no. 1 and 2 of the protocols.
4. Zero (0) mark is given to the student who shows improper management of the case, repeated ignorance to instructions, repeated irreversible damage, improper behavior with patients and/or clinical instructors.
5. If the student does not finish the clinical work during the allotted clinical time, warning will be given for the 1st time. More than three warnings, the highest case points will be completely canceled.
6. The course coordinator is the only one who can implement items no. 3, 4 and 5 of the protocols.
7. The final evaluation is based on the degree of difficulty of cases, number of complete cases, proper management of the allotted clinical time, knowledge, performance of clinical procedures and proper behavior. The unfinished cases will not be considered for the final grading.
8. Discussion and questions about the on-going clinical procedure can be conducted at any time by the clinical instructor during the regular clinical session.
9. The student should book patient according to the availability of the specialty instructor at the clinical session. Names of clinical instructors at all clinical sessions are posted on the clinic's bulletin board.
10. Any clinical procedure that is started under the supervision of a clinical instructor should be completed under the supervision of the same clinical instructor. Exceptional cases to this rule are to be arranged only by the course coordinator.
11. Any clinical procedure that is performed by the student should be recorded in the patient's file. The student should also write clearly his name, university number and signature. This should be followed by the signature of the clinical instructor supervising the student.
12. Attendance of students in both lectures and clinic is mandatory. Student absence at any clinical session is absolutely not acceptable. Being 5 minutes late to the lecture or 15 minutes late to the clinical session is considered as absence. This will affect the student's evaluation. However, absence due to emergency or sickness may be accepted provided an acceptable excuse or a medical report.
When 25% of the lecture or the clinical sessions are missed, the student will be deprived from taking the final exam according to the university rules and regulations.
13. Professionalism is expected from students at all times. Coordination with the Booking Area to bock patients is the responsibility of the students.
14. Emergency case(s) is/are assigned only by the course coordinator to any student at a clinical session where no patient is booked.
Case Presentation:
Each student is required to present one of his/her "M" clinical cases to the class by the end of the second semester of the academic year. Students should collect all clinical data, radiographs, mounted diagnostic casts and clinical photographs of the clinical case at the start, during and at completion of the dental treatment.
The quality of presentation, knowledge of student and his response during case discussion are considered in evaluation by the attending faculty members.
Grade Distribution:
Clinical evaluation 50 %
Clinical Procedure Points 15 %
Procedure Evaluation 25 %
Clinical Instructor's Evaluation * 10 %
Mid-year Didactic Exam 10 %
Case Presentation 10 %
Final Oral Exam ** 20 %
Final Didactic Exam 10 %
* Based on Attendance, Behavior and compliance with Instructions, Time management, student care of patient.
** The final oral exam will be held during the first month of the second semester of the academic year. An oral make-up exam will be arranged to give failing students another chance, but the students will not have a grade of more than 60 %.
CPR is a compulsory attached course that should be passed by the students.


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Edward Moore, 75, of 103 Brighton Road died Friday, Oct. 23, 1999.
A native of Greene County, Mr. Moore was a son of the late Brady and Nanie Bell Candis Moore. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, having been honorably discharged.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Springfield Baptist Church with the Revs. Charles Reeves and David Blockum officiating. Burial will be in Hutchinson Grove A.M.E. Church cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Hattie Moore; two daughters, Shirley Gilbert and Edna Mallory, both of Atlanta; and a son, Adolph Mallory.
The family is at the residence.
Watts Funeral Home, Union Point, has charge of arrangements.
Athens Daily News, Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1999
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Ahead of a long-awaited home game, Chorley have learned they will take on Matlock Town in the FA Trophy.
The Magpies haven't played at home since September 24 so the club and supporters have been pining for a fixture at Victory Park.
Upon the news of the draw, secretary and board member Graham Watkinson said: "Just like buses, we have no home game for weeks then two come at once!"
Tonight's Evo-Stik League fixture against Matlock Town could be seen as a rehearsal for the third-round qualifying tie.
A prize of £4,000 is up for grabs for the winners in the trophy, but boss Garry Flitcroft wants to concentrate on tonight's league fixture, which kicks off at 7.45pm.
He said: "Tonight is a big game as Matlock are going well and it is going to be a tough encounter.
"But with the form we're in, I
expect us to win the game."
The Magpies defeated Soham Town Rangers on Saturday with both goals coming from ex-Skelmersdale United man Josh Hine.
And Flitcroft was full of praise for not just Hine, but for all of his side.
Flitcroft said: "Josh did great again and he probably could have had a hat-trick.
"All he needs to do is keep playing like he is.
"I thought James Dean ran the line superbly and I thought Jamie Vermiglio was outstanding yet again.
"But unfortunately, I think he might have picked up a little injury which is a shame because I thought Jamie was the stand-out player."
Conditions dominated on Saturday, with strong winds proving to be a key throughout the 90 minutes.
The pitch also came in for a bit of criticism from Flitcroft.
He said: "You come to lower league clubs and the pitch wasn't great and it always ends up being a leveller.
"But what pleased me was that our quality shone through.
"We had the wind first half and I thought we dominated play.
"It was disappointing to concede so late on in the first half, but I though we did well in the second half and playing against the wind probably suited us much more."
The club took the decision to send the players down to Soham on Friday night to help improve the preparation.
And Flitcroft was delighted with the reaction he got from his lads.
He added: "We prepared well, the lads were superb, and going down the night before really helped us."
Tonight's opponents Matlock sit fifth in the Evo-Stik League Premier Division.
And it is back to the road again this Saturday as Flitcroft takes his players to Staffordshire to take on struggling Stafford Rangers, who are second bottom after winning only twice all season.


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Panama Canal expansion started with a bang yesterday as 15 tons of explosives brought down Paradise Hill to begin a seven-year, $5.25 billion project that will reshape global trade routes. Dan Grech has details.
Fallout from the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis has raised doubts about dozens of multi-billion dollar deals struck earlier this summer. Some analysts now say the biggest-ever banking takeover bid could be affected. Stephen Beard reports.
Australia welcomed Chinese President Hu Jintao today. Thanks to a mutually-profitable economic partnership, China has ingratiated itself on both sides of the Aussie political divide. Scott Tong reports.
President Bush is leaving the annual APEC summit a day early this year. That might not sit well with some Asian countries, which has some questioning if we're as engaged as we need to be in that part of the world. Janet Babin reports.
Some cab drivers in New York City aren't happy about new regulations that require them to have GPS and credit card systems installed. We speak to one driver about the costs he's facing.
India's accident rate is one of the worst: over 80,000 traffic-related deaths a year. In New Delhi, it's so bad the High Court increased fines 50%, but the roots of the problem go much deeper. Miranda Kennedy reports.
Office buildings never seem to get the temperature right. You might think modern climate controls could stabilize such tightly-controlled environments, but the very design of cooling systems is to blame, Janet Babin discovers.
Standard and Poor's says the tiny emerging markets of Latvia and Iceland are most vulnerable to fallout from the U.S. subprime mortgage meltdown. Stephen Beard explains the link.
Today is the 50th anniversary of the Edsel, but Ford isn't celebrating. It is one of the most spectacular failures in U.S. automotive history, but the splashy car is probably more popular now than ever. Dan Grech reports.


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Citrus Lane Closure + Details
Citrus Lane has formally announced their closure.
From Citrus Lane "
Dear Citrus Lane Member,
It's been a wonderful four-and-a-half years delighting parents and children so it's with sad hearts that we write that Citrus Lane will close up shop at the end of this year.
This month you will receive your December and January boxes together. The January box will be the final box you receive from us. Any remaining months on your subscription will be refunded to the credit card we have on file at the multi-month rate for which you purchased it. Please know that we take great care to ensure that all of our subscribers have an excellent experience with their Citrus Lane boxes.
If you have any questions, comments or concerns, feel free to contact us at email@example.com. Thank you for being a Citrus Lane subscriber.
Your Friends at Citrus Lane"
It's sad to see Citrus Lane close, but I am happy we are getting refunds and not just transferred to another subscription. You can check out my children subscription box list here or read my Children Subscription Box Reviews to find a new subscription. There are also great deals on subscriptions, check out my Holiday subscription box coupons and my Free Subscription Box links below.
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THE first victim of serial sex beast Stuart Leggate still fears the caged killer will murder him — 16 YEARS after his abuse hell.
Helpless Patrick Murray was aged just nine when the fiend started molesting him in a sickening 12-month reign of terror.
The victim, now aged 26, told how Leggate shoved a SHOTGUN in his face and threatened to shoot him if he ever spoke out.
But, despite child murderer Leggate's own claims that he should never be freed, traumatised Patrick revealed: "I'm terrified he'll be let out. I'm scared he will come back to finish the job."
Leggate was jailed for at least 20 years in 2004 for the murder of Marc Cummings, eight, in Glasgow.
The pervert had already served four years for sexually abusing Patrick and two girls, aged just three and seven, when he struck.
And, bravely waiving his right to anonymity, Patrick opened his heart on the horror ordeal which later saw him attempt suicide THIRTY TIMES.
The dad-of-two said: "He killed that wee boy and I can't help thinking how easily it could have been me.
"The first time, I was playing out the back and he took me into his garden shed to watch him feeding his ferrets.
"Another guy was there and he grabbed me and held my hands as Leggate took down my trousers and started doing horrible things to me.
"He was so strong. I couldn't do anything. Then the other guy held me and he went on to do things to a little girl — making me watch as they did it."
Patrick, of Carnwath, Lanarkshire, added: "Leggate said if we told anyone he'd kill all my family first, then me.
"He showed me the shotgun, holding it under my chin. I couldn't stop crying. I knew he would do it. He was pure evil."
Patrick's ordeal only ended when the family of another child Leggate had been molesting reported the monster.
When the council cleaned Leggate's house after he was jailed, they found his bedroom walls plastered with pictures of naked boys.
The beast had even daubed the name "Pat" over some of the snaps.
Earlier this month we told how Leggate, 37, admitted he should spend the rest of his life behind bars because he's such a danger to kids.
But terrified Patrick is still plagued by nightmares of the paedophile and bears the scars of self-harming on his arms and stomach.
He added: "What happened to Marc should not have been allowed to happen. They should have put him away forever and thrown away the key.
"He's never going to change. He has said that himself. I will only be able to live a normal life when he is dead."


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Fuengirola, Espana (PressExposure) March 22, 2012 -- Sony's PlayStation 3 is a powerful machine, and an awesome console, it is gold to the serious gamer, and Sony has developed this game console with the hard-core experienced gamer in mind.
Using the latest High Definition graphics, PlayStation 3 offers a complex controller with two joysticks, four buttons, four triggers, and a direction pad. If you are really serious about gaming then the PS3 is perfect for you.
The gamer will need to have their wits about them to enter into the gaming arena; this is a steep learning curve for the new gamer, but for the accomplished gamer complex games will continually challenge them.
All the buttons on the PlayStation remote controller will need to be used to perform actions in the game, this, for the ardent gamer is not a problem. Gaming is so exciting with stunning graphics, which are so lifelike also paramount to the way the PS3's games tell their story, internet access will give the gamer the opportunity to play games online against people from around the world, furthermore with wireless Internet capability built in as standard there is no need to plug in any cables if you have a wireless Internet router.
There is so much fun to be had with your PlayStation 3, the gamer can create an online character and a virtual house, and thus when interacting with other gamers around the world, one can visit their virtual houses, or invite them round to yours. The online virtual world is called PlayStation Home, and is coming together nicely, and will prove itself in time.
Is it any wonder that the PlayStation 3 rules supreme, with its many key features is the most popular games console currently on the market? If you are the proud owner of this console, and are content to a degree, then all you need to know is if you should get a problem with your PS3 be sure to seek professional advice, such as a PlayStation 3 repair service.
A spokesman for PS Pros based in London said "we think the PS3 is a highly sophisticated machine, but sometimes things may happen which the gamer may not understand. There has been much written about some faults found with the PlayStation 3 and probable the most talked about is the YLOD (yellow light of death) as it is now known. We offer a same day PlayStation 3 repair and if you are local to London we can repair while you wait. We can take on any PS3 repair and more importantly as very little cost. Our reputation is well known in the industry and the consumer trusts us to handle any PS3 repair. We can also collect your console and deliver back FREE, after repairing". We know our business and offer a professional and thorough service to our customers; furthermore we give a 90 day warranty on all repairs".
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Timbaland ACAPELLAS
super package | 104 MB
Timothy Zachery Mosley (born March 10, 1971), better known by his stage name Timbaland, is an American record producer, songwriter and rapper. Timbaland's first full credit production work was in 1996 on Ginuwine…the Bachelor for R&B singer Ginuwine. After further work on Aaliyah's 1996 album One in a Million and Missy Elliott's 1997 album Supa Dupa Fly, Timbaland became a prominent producer for R&B and hip-hop artists. As a rapper he initially released several albums with fellow rapper Magoo, but later released his debut solo album Tim's Bio in 1998. In 2007, Timbaland released the first album in his Shock Value series, Timbaland Presents: Shock Value. In 2009, Timbaland Presents: Shock Value II. His work ranges from Aaliyah, Ginuwine, Missy Elliott, as well as other R&B artists of the mid-90's, to Jay-Z, LL Cool J, Ludacris, and other hip-hop artists of the early and mid-2000s.
A super package with 9 ACAPELLAS from Timbaland and Featuring Artists
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by Ariadna Zierold
Copenhagen, Denmark based Troels Carlsen warps classic anatomical illustrations of natural organisms to produce mixed media works on paper. On a purely visual level, the contrast between the illustrative anatomical drawings and Carlsen's slightly humorous injections works really nicely holding conceptual tones as well. Carlsen gets his inspiration from the human condition, specifically how art has captured human life over the last few centuries.


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Lemony Quinoa Tabbouleh
From Delicious Living and a couple changes here and there. I substituted a Meyer lemon in place of standard Eureka. "Quinoa stands in for traditional bulgur in this gluten-free grain salad. Like the original, it's packed with parsley, which detoxes the kidneys and prevents water retention. The light, lemony dressing loosens mucus and draws toxins from the liver."
- 1/2 c
- golden quinoa (rinsed well and drained)
- 1 c
- water or unsalted vegetable broth
- 1 1/2 c
- curly parsley, rinsed and dried well in a salad spinner then finely chopped
- 4
- scallions (thinly sliced crosswise)
- 1 c
- grape tomatoes or cherry tomatoes (halved or quartered depending on size)
- 2 Tbsp
- fresh mint, minced (*fresh* only!)
- juice of 1/2 lemon, about 2 tablespoosn (to taste)
- 1 large
- garlic clove, peeled and finely minced
- 2 Tbsp
- extra virgin olive oil
- 1/2 tsp
- ground sumac
- pinch
- ground cinnamon
How to Make Lemony Quinoa Tabbouleh
- 1Combine quinoa and water or broth in a medium saucepan; bring to a boil, reduce heat, cover, and cook on medium-low for 20 minutes, or until all water is absorbed and quinoa is fluffy. Transfer to a plate to cool completely.
- 2Combine parsley, scallions, tomatoes, and mint in a medium bowl; stir in cooled quinoa. In a small bowl, whisk together lemon juice and garlic. Whisk in olive oil and season to taste with cayenne pepper and sea salt. Pour dressing over quinoa mixture and toss well. Refrigerate for 1–2 hours and serve chilled.
About Lemony Quinoa Tabbouleh
Course/Dish: Other Salads
Main Ingredient: Rice/Grains
Regional Style: Middle Eastern
Dietary Needs: Vegan
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I Let Him Make Me Fill Like Crap
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 4 People
Here We Go AgainIn a matter of moments I will be downstairs waiting on my daughter. Her Dad just called treating me like ****. I hate him. I shouldn't let him effect me like this. I guess I am to big of a push over. I have been taking peoples crap my whole life. You'd think at 38 I would have...
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My website is a self hosted WordPress website. I migrated to WordPress after five years of blogging through Blogger.com and Squarespace.com. Before the switch I could create a pretty nice site but I knew I was missing something. I looked into WordPress.org a few years ago and I couldn't figure it out easily, so I went to something easy. So, now that I have figured it out I want to pass that knowledge on to you.
For a step by step process starting from the very beginning click on the slideshow.
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Delay on the new Nikon D7000 shipments?
The new Nikon D7000 announced last month and many people pre-ordered hoping to get it mid October may have to wait. Several people have stated the online stores are now saying first shipments will be November 15, early estimated time was late October. Seems some online companies sold out their allotted first shipments and are now taking orders for further shipments, maybe to arrive in mid November and early December.
The Nikon D7000 will be the hot photography item for the Holiday season, that's if you can get your hands on one. I plan on purchasing one, I wish I had pre-ordered last month, although I may still do it this week in hopes of getting it by the Holiday season.
Amazon for example has this on its availability:
"Note on Availability: This item is in high demand and supplies from the manufacturer are limited. Its availability will fluctuate, and if the item is not currently in stock, we cannot guarantee that we will receive additional quantities in a timely manner. We will not charge your credit card until we ship the product."


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As you will recall, Sunday we dug and dug and dug and dug until we had a 92.5-foot trench. Wednesday and Thursday saw giant piles of (rocktastic!) rocks delivered unto our driveway.
And so the final stage of TDCB project began: filling up the trench with rocks. Wednesday I lined the trench with landscaping fabric, and then Wednesday and Thursday, Mulch Boy and I moved rocks, starting with the big ones as the foundation of the stream. We have 4.5 tons of rocks. We are going to have Popeye forearms by the end of this.
We also had unexpected help both days: our next door neighbor, who is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet AND younger and stronger than us broken-down middle-agers, saw us out there lugging stones and just walked over and started helping us. I told him he didn't have to, and that if he broke himself, I'd never see another cookie from his wife the Cookiechic.
(Blatant shill: go buy some fabulous baked goods from my neighbor the Cookiechic; I am a complete cookie snob and her stuff is fantastic! She also ships anywhere, so do check out her Etsy site. I especially recommend the double chocolate scones, the coconut lemon cupcakes, and especially the chocolate strawberry cakewiches--oh, the cakewiches!)
Anyhoo, Mr. Neighbor kept helping anyway, and on Thursday his and the Cookiechic's son and daughter, Cookie 1 and Cookie 2, decided they would pitch in, too, and we had a fun time tossing rocks into the back yard and discussing the merits of various Harry Potter characters.
Behold, the progress so far! The backyard has a foundation of big stones along its length, but the front yard? All done but for the trimming of the landscape fabric!
|Backyard at the creek's "source."
|Along the back porch. PLEASE let this actually keep
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noise dosimeter
- A device or instrument which measures the cumulative noise levels it is exposed to. Such a device incorporates a microphone, and may also record average levels, peaks, and so on, in addition to providing a computer interface for detailed analysis. Used, for instance, to monitor the noise levels personnel are exposed to. Also called noise dose meter.
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Account Manager - Creative Advertising Agency
- Recruiter
- Spectrum 360 Recruitment
- Location
- London, Soho
- Salary
- £26k - £32k
- Posted
- 10 Nov 2016
- Closes
- 10 Dec 2016
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- Advertising
- Specialism
- Account Management, Campaign Management
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- Manager
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Account Manager, Advertising, London, Soho £26k - £32k
The Agency for the Account Manager
One of the most exciting agencies in the industry today, with an eclectic offering and brilliant client portfolio.
This well-known creative agency has combined classical brand building with cutting edge digital thinking.
Unlike the usual smoke and mirrors in advertising, this agency really lives up to the hype and their areas of expertise blend seamlessly together rather than toughing it out against each other in separate silos.
The agency knows how to express a brand everywhere: from TV to Twitter, online to mobile, games to music downloads.
They have a terrific client base with some international but quite a few UK based accounts including a couple of British quirky brands.
The Account Manager role
You will be handling two of the agency's key accounts: a video game and an online retailer.
Both are chunky pieces of business and the agency leads the brand strategy on both of the accounts.
You will be reporting into a Senior Account Director and will have a lot of autonomy. You will have the opportunity to run your own projects on ATL campaigns that have a significant digital component.
The accounts are all about being brand literate and digitally savvy.
The agency is looking for someone with creative spark but backed up with classic account management rigour.
You will need to have both classical above the line advertising experience in addition to good digital knowledge due to the scale and focus of the accounts. The agency will be looking to see brand literacy and a good creative eye.
The agency is looking for an Account Manager with the desire to influence creative work and strategy and with the passion and drive to go the extra mile for their Clients; yet take a collaborative approach.
The rewards are good. They pay well and their varied client portfolio offers meaty opportunities when you want to move around internally. The agency offers good long term career prospects.
Highlights of the Account Manager role:
- The Wow factor – some of the best creative in the industry
- Truly integrated – others claim to be but they're not
- At the sharp edge of market trends
- Delivering fabulous creative
- Running cutting edge digital and above the line advertising campaigns
Desirable Experience for the Account Manager role:
- Good above the line advertising agency experience
- Knowledge of TV advertising including Clearcast
- Digital know-how
- Good strategic skills
- Eye for powerful creative
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LINCOLN - Bobby G. "Tex" Heavin, 78, died June 17, 2015, at Maine Veteran's Home, Bangor. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated 10 a.m. Saturday, June 20 at St. Mary of Lourdes Catholic Church, Lincoln. Interment with full military honors will be in Lincoln Cemetery. A full obituary can be read at www.clayfuneralhome.com
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- 1 batch Savory Crêpe batter, rested and ready
- 1/2 head cauliflower, cut into 1/2-inch size florets
- 1 Tbs olive oil
- Kosher salt
- Freshly-ground black pepper
- Chervil or flat-leaved parsley for garnish
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Preheat oven to 200°F.
In a large bowl, toss cauliflower pieces with olive oil, kosher salt, and freshly-ground black pepper.
Heat a large heavy skillet (preferably cast-iron) skillet over medium-high heat. Add cauliflower and sear for about 2 minutes, or until a small amount of smoke begins to rise. Shake or stir cauliflower and repeat until most florets are seared and charred in spots. Remove from the heat.
Heat a 5-inch skillet and cook crêpes. As crêpes finsh, place them on plates, fill with about 2 tablespoons of cauliflower and fold over. Place in oven to keep warm.
When all crêpes are filled, pour Mornay sauce over the crêpes and dust with chervel or flat-leaved parsley. Serve immediately.
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You can make the Mornay Sauce in advance; we did, as it takes us about an hour from start to finish. We recommend the recipe we link to. It's the best, although it takes time. Then simple warm gently when you start making the Savory Crêpes. For the crêpes, you need to make the batter a few hours ahead of time, so keep that in mind when planning.
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Preheat oven to 200°F. It's going to take about 30 minutes to make the crêpes, so you need someplace to keep them warm while you're working. An oven at the lowest setting is perfect. Just pop out a plate when a crêpe is done, assemble, and back into the oven while you work on the next crêpe.
Season cauliflower. In a medium bowl, toss the cauliflower with the olive oil, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and set aside.
Pan-sear cauliflower. Place a large heavy skillet over medium-high heat. We use a cast-iron skillet which will retain the heat nicely, promoting a good sear. Once the pan is hot, add the cauliflower and spread it into a single layer. Let it sear for several minutes — a bit of smoke will waft off the cauliflower — then stir or shake the cauliflower to flip. Continue searing like this until the cauliflower has charred spots all around and has softened. Not blackened, but just charred.
Assemble crêpes. Heat a 5-inch skillet over medium heat. For each crêpe, swirl about 3 tablespoons of batter (we use a 1/4 cup measuring cup and fill it about 3/4 full) to cover the bottom of the pan. Let cook until the edges curl slightly and the crêpe is nearly dry, about 1-2 minutes. With a spatula, carefully flip crêpe and cook an additional minute. Place crêpe on a plate and fill with about 2 tablespoons of cauliflower, folding the crêpe over to cover. Place plate in the oven to keep warm. Continue making and filling crêpes.
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Ricky Rubio says it is his "dream" to play in the NBA and it is now time "to start the journey."
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This year's Summer Institute on Sexuality focuses on Sexuality, Activism, and Social Justice, and we have an incredible line-up of speakers. Check it out!
It includes amazing sessions:
- Neighborhoods and HIV in San Francisco: a case study of interdisciplinary mixed methods research on place and health
- Sexual Health among LGBT Communities in Lebanon: How HIV Prevention Programs Impact the Movement of "Key Populations"
- Beyond Death: Race, Sexuality, and Black Gay activism n Early Era of AIDS
- Public Distraction & LGBTQ Movement Conflict in the Bathroom Bills Era
- Witches in the Street, Monsters in the Sheets
- LGBTQ Social Justice Advocacy in Conservative Times: How to Move Institutions that Don't Want to Be Moved
- What Does Asexuality Teach Us about Social Justice?
- Global Queers: Biopolitics, Queer Epistemologies, and Social Change
- … and more!
And phenomenal speakers, such as:
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- Cynthia El Khoury
- Darius Bost
- Javon Johnson
- Jen Reck
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- Ianna Owen
- Jennifer Glick
- Julia Serano
- KJ Cerankowski
- Maya Sen
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Writer, scholar, and activist Julia Serano will be delivering a special keynote on Friday, June 2 titled Sexuality, Sexualization, and Self-Examining Desire. Can't make it to the rest of the Institute? Don't worry, you can still come to the keynote! Contact firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange it.


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Strange days, the weeks around Christmas and new years. I find it difficult to keep motivated due to the disruption in schedule (and a nice cold I'm working on – achoo!) Certainly not a time to start anything new. So I thought I'd review:
- Finally finished gathering comments on my first draft and started proper rewrites!
- Took two online classes: organizational skills for disorganized writers and a Hearts Through History class on writing the sensual evocative experience
- Attended multiple meetings with my critique group to critique and be critiqued in turn.
- Got valuable feedback on the first 50 pages from some beta readers (thanks y'all!)
- Met with my local HNS chapter peeps
- Appeared on a podcast talking about Rudolf II
- Wrote a guest blog post on the Loch Ness Monster
For the coming year:
- Attend the HNS conference in June
- Have a proper second draft in time for this conference if it kills me
- To this end, write a bit every day, even if it kills me
- Keep meeting with critiquers and critiquing in turn
- Guest blog post(s?)
And this is just off the top of my stuffy head.
Happy holidays to those that celebrate. Don't worry, I'll see you one more time before the new year, with a tidy link dump for next Wednesday.


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Jesse waits too late to tell the truth
First off, Angie claimed there was a politician that claimed a woman couldn't get pregnant from being raped, supposedly in support of their anti-abortion stance. I was just sitting there appalled. Could anyone be this stupid and actually hold public office. Do they have any clue that the act of rape and of sex both involve sperm and it's sperm that impregnates a woman? Do we need to start giving politicians an IQ test before they're allowed to run for public office and if they can't pass they can't run for public office? I mean, this has got to be the stupidest thing I've ever heard. Could anyone really be that dumb?
The show opened with Angie and Cassandra and when Cassandra expressed her loathing for what was growing inside of her, Angie started pressing her pro-life opinions about the baby being innocent, which just agitated Cassandra even more. Angie ended up going to see a psychiatrist to talk about how she was feeling. She said she's worried if Cassandra has a termination that she may live to regret it and feel guilty about it later, and that was just what she was trying to do by getting Cassandra to see the other side of the issue. Only it didn't really come off as that and seemed more like she disapproved of what Cassandra wanted to do. So Angie said she had to find a way to think about how she really felt without seeming to b urging her to go through with having the baby.
I have my doubts the show will really go through with Cassandra having an abortion. Especially when you've got the living embodiment on the show of someone being able to love a child of rape in Bianca and Miranda. I wonder if Bianca will be brought in to talk to Miranda because she was definitely in the same place Cassandra is in now. The thing is what happened to Miranda was bad, but what has been done to Cassandra is a lot worse. She doesn't even know who the father is. She also was pumped full of drugs so the child could be born with a lot of problems. I also wonder if this is how Miranda will find out the truth about her origins. It does seem both these stories may become interconnected.
Speaking of Miranda, she was actually missing her mother. That was shocked since she hasn't acted like she's been upset that Bianca's been gone; in some ways she's seemed relieved. She confides in AJ that she misses the days when it was just her and Bianca before Gabby came into the picture. I wonder if they're going to build on some Cain and Abel-like relationship between Gabby and Miranda when the truth comes out. I could see Miranda wondering if Bianca loved Gabby more because she wasn't the result of a violent assault against Bianca.
Zach and Lea had breakfast together at the coffeehouse, but Lea was keeping something from Zach. She wasn't telling Zach she was investigating Jesse. She even got a copy of Jesse's hard drive which proved Jesse hadn't received a copy of Uri's dental records by email. Zach, however, quickly turned on Lea and felt that she betrayed him. Me, I was glad she did what she did.
One reason I loathe the Anna and Duke relationship on General Hospital is she was a good cop until she got involved with that greasy gangster and after she started sleeping with him she started twisting the law and overlooking his crimes so she wouldn't have to put his greasy head in jail. It seems that whenever a woman cop gets involved with a man and there's a conflict of interest she stops letting her head do her thinking for her and starts letting her crotch make all the decisions. It's why I was thrilled Lea thought with her head and didn't let her relationship with Zach influence her job. She was the only one who wasn't letting personal feelings cloud the fact that what Jesse was saying didn't add up. Let's hope they keep writing Lea as a professional who won't let her personal feelings affect the job she's supposed to do.
Jesse came to Joe looking for Tad's phone number and ended up spilling the whole nasty mess out to him. Joe advised Jesse it was time to pony up and tell the truth. So Jesse went to Angie to tell her the truth. Only before he could get the words out a fed showed up to arrest Jesse. Angie started screaming that this was some mistake and Jesse was forced to try to tell Angie there wasn't a mistake.
I have to admit I have a hard time taking Dr. Joe seriously when he's giving his empathy and understanding to someone whose done wrong. I just think he's being a total hypocrite. It's because he can't extend that same supposed empathy and understanding to David. Yes, I know David's done bad things, but the man lost his daughter, so couldn't he relate to David and show him an ounce of empathy on that level? The blatant hypocrisy in which he treats David with just tarnishes Joe and makes everything David's always said about Joe and the Martins true, when this family was always the big family of the show.
They write Joe as if he views everything in a very black and white way. The people he sees as being white get empathy and understanding and get free passed for what they've done, while the ones he views as black get spit on and scorned. Jesse is viewed by Joe as being white and everything he's done is okay, but David is black so he should be pelted with stones and driven from town. And the sad fact is Joe was never that narrow-minded before. He never judged anyone. And it's kind of sad that his character has been turned into a judgmental narrow-minded hypocrite who only dispenses understanding to those on his list and everyone else can go rot.
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When you're in the jingle-making business like us, you really appreciate the holidays because it's the only season of the year that has it's own never ending Pandora station. There's radio stations that only play holiday music 24/7 for 3 months. You hear "Santa Claus is Comin' to Town" on your parent's record player. Jingle bells dominate TV commercials. You even hear Christmas classics on the grocery store speaker system while picking up some egg nog. Mmm, egg nog.
Luckily, we enjoy a good holiday jingle. There's a million to choose from, but we narrowed our list down to our favorite 9 holiday jingles. Because we're feeling extra generous, we threw in 3 holiday songs at the bottom that get us feelin' festive.Happy holidays!
1) Pampers – Silent Night
It's a simple but impactful concept– show a bunch of babies sleeping peacefully with a well-sung version of Silent Night that plays for 30 seconds.
Every parent watching this is having flashbacks to all those sleepless, grey hair inducing nights. Side note: This doubles a lullaby to help your restless baby fall sleep.
2) Hershey's Chocolate Christmas – I Melt with You
In just 18 seconds, Hershey's transformed Modern English's "I Melt With You" into a Christmas carol sung by a family of chocolate people. Very creative, but kinda dark (I picture them melting like a snowman in the sun).
3) SING – Holiday Trailer
We're really excited to see this animated movie and we don't even know the plot. All we know is there's a pig in sparkly pants (check) and 90s' dance song covers (check, check, check).
4) Amazon Holiday Commercial – The Toy Song
Honestly, we just discovered this gem on YouTube. It's so cheesy (in a good way), we just had to share.
5) NBA Superstars – Jingle Hoops
Derrick Rose, Kevin Durant, Steph Curry, James Harden and Steve Nash use their 3 point skills to create a baller version of Jingle Bells. I'm betting that everyone except for people in Oklahoma City and ex-Durant fans are enjoying this right now.
6) Spike TV – Star Wars Holiday Marathon
This just seemed appropriate given the recent release of Rogue One. Absolutely hilarious.
7) Hershey's – Holiday Kisses Commercial
This is the second time Hershey's enters our list! This is arguably one of the best holiday ads of all time. It brings us back to our middle school days when we forced to play the handbells in music class.
8) Kmart Christmas Commercial – Show Your Joe Boxer
Well, this takes playing the handbells to a whole new level. You might not know whether or not Kmart still exists, but you'll definitely remember this modern holiday classic. It was last year's most talked about holiday ad, especially among women. You'll see why.
9) Coca-Cola Christmas – Classic 50s' TV Commercial
You can't make a list about holiday jingles without throwing in at least one 1950's black-and-white ad. Skip to the middle for a wholesome sounding jingle you're probably expecting.
BONUS: Bing Crosby – Mele Kalikimaka (Hawaiian Christmas Song)
I bought a ukulele because of this song. It's a hit at family get togethers.
11) BONUS: José Feliciano – Feliz NavidadMany have tried to cover this song, but few have matched the original Feliz Navidad by José.
12) BONUS: The Beach Boys – Little Saint Nick
The Beach Boys weren't the best lyricists, but they definitely knew how to string together a catchy tune. Their holiday track "Little Saint Nick" is a refreshing addition to your Christmas playlist.What are YOUR favorite holiday jingles?
While all of these great jingles are shown with a video, they all have one thing in common – great, catchy tunes! While customers may not remember what happened in the video, they'll surely be singing that memorable tune for the rest of the year. Each of these jingles work perfectly for radio and television—a double threat! Give us a call to start your very own catchy radio jingle.


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