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Fast start carries SC girls past GW 56-38
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- South Charleston took out another state-ranked team Tuesday night.
Freshman guard Aaliyah Dunham scored 20 points as the Black Eagles built an early lead and cruised to a 56-38 victory over host George Washington. A crowd of about 300 attended the Class AAA Mountain State Athletic Conference matchup.
SC (3-1) knocked off Logan, which was tied for second in the Associated Press Class AAA preseason poll, on Thursday, then disposed of No. 9 GW (0-2).
The Black Eagles, though, are still finding their way with a lineup of two freshmen, one sophomore, one junior and one senior.
That showed up again Tuesday when SC took control in the opening half, leading 38-16 at the break, then was outscored 22-18 in the second half.
"The little things almost caught up with us again,'' said SC coach Gary Greene. "We're looking at quarter by quarter and the first half we looked pretty good.
"The [last] quarter and a half we just didn't play well at all. A lot of young players out there for us, but there's no excuse for that. You can't take a quarter off in this conference. I'm not happy the way we won it. We didn't close it. We didn't finish things off.''
Greene knows what it will take for the Black Eagles to reach the state tournament again. Greene, who took last year off, guided SC to four straight state tournament berths from 2009-12, including a pair of runner-up finishes.
"You go talk to the kids and every one of them will say they played hard, but they sure didn't play smart for 16 minutes,'' said the SC coach. "If we take the [first] 16 minutes and build on it we might be half decent.
"Our guards shot better and we played some pretty good defense. We got extra possessions because of the turnovers we created. As young as we are we made mistakes in the first half, but it's stuff you have to accept. I don't have to accept the third and fourth quarters. We've got a lot of work to do.''
Greene said SC has the type of players that will learn as they go.
"We've got kids that want to come in and work hard every day and get better,'' he said.
The Black Eagles' Dunham knocked down all five of her 3-point attempts and added five rebounds and three assists. SC finished 7 of 12 on long-range shots, but just 38.5 percent (20 of 52) overall.
SC sophomore post player Taliah Cashwell contributed nine points and senior guard Lina Villanueva turned in eight points, four rebounds, four assists and two steals. SC freshman Briana Moore totaled nine points and freshman Shy-Anne Dunham had six points and three steals.
SC found its shooting touch from the outset, getting a pair of 3s from Aaliyah Dunham and one from Villanueva in the first four minutes of the opening quarter to build a 12-2 advantage. GW cut its deficit to seven points (16-9) by the end of the first period on five straight points - junior shooting guard Maria Romeo's 3 and junior point guard Alanna Mobayed's layup.
The Black Eagles sank three straight 3s (two from Aaliyah Dunham and one by Cashwell) to bust the game open with a 36-14 edge with 2:50 to go before halftime. SC held a double-digit lead the rest of the way.
Romeo finished with 11 points on 5-of-10 shooting for the Patriots while Mobayed added 10 points, four rebounds, three assists and eight steals. GW 6-foot-3 freshman Shionna Banks contributed six points, eight boards and four blocks.
"From what I had seen and watched I didn't feel like [SC] had great outside shooters,'' said GW coach Jamie LaMaster. "I thought they were great athletes and could do a lot of things on the court so the philosophy was squeeze early and make them shoot.
"Unfortunately they started hitting and I had to go to a more of a man-type look where it's hard for me to match player for player.''
GW is still without senior post Kelli Jo Harrison, a Class AAA third-team all-state selection after last season who injured her knee this past summer. Harrison will know by the end of the month if her return is imminent.
"It's been a long time since I've been in this situation at GW,'' said LaMaster, who led the Patriots to two straight Class AAA state tournament semifinals appearances prior to last season. "I thought we were a little farther ahead than what we are.''
"When I look out there and we can't pass and catch a basketball I've got a problem. Some of these kids are in their first starts. When they come in they have to do the fundamental, basic things.''
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Rough-In Labourer
- Nisku, Canada
- Full-time
Company Description
Alta-Fab Structures Ltd, located in Nisku, AB provides innovative, high-quality modular buildings, designed to meet the industrial space and remote housing needs for any industry. We manufacture and service single-unit structures for wellsites and multi-unit large camps and complexes.
Job Description
- Insulate and panel interior walls
- Cut panels to size
- Cut out rough openings for outlets, waterlines, etc
- Other duties as required
- Ability to work with a variety of hand tools, power tools and tape measure
- Ability to read and interpret blueprints, drawings and specifications
- Must be able to work independently or in a group/team setting
- Ability to remain organized and efficient in a fast-paced environment
- Be an effective learner/listener
- Have good interpersonal, technical and communication skills (written and spoken)
- Strong commitment to safety
- Must be legally entitled to work in Canada
- Must have strong English skills
Additional Information
Year round full time employment. Must have vehicle to commute to Nisku. Application process required pre-employment drug, alcohol and physical testing.

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Comfortable, individually appointed rooms, wireless internet access, cable TV, refrigerator, AC, & a sumptuous continental breakfast is served daily. Enjoy our swimming pool (in season), courtyard patio garden/gas firepit, & we are located just 1/4 mile up the hill from the famous, sand-duned Nauset Beach, the southern most beach on the Cape Cod National Seashore. We are located close to the best of what Cape Cod has to offer including swimming, fishing-surf casting & deep sea charters, boating including kayaking & canoeing, whale & sea watch cruises, guided beachwalks & bird hikes, movie, music & performing arts theatre, golfing, tennis, art galleries, museums & historical interests & gourmet/fine dining.
5 on June 02, 2015
Stayed a couple nights before the summer season started. The innkeepers are very nice and helpful with any questions about the area. The room we stayed in was very comfortable, recently refurbished and nicely appointed. The included breakfast was just what we needed to start the day. We would stay here again and recommend it to anyone.
4.8 on April 30, 2014
We had the good fortune of staying at the Ship's Knees in later April. Couldn't have picked a better spot. Friendly, caring, hospitable, helpful, and all at a very reasonable off-peak price! Peter and Denise were very helpful in getting us oriented and off to good adventures in dining and more. We would go back in a minute--the access to Nauset Beach, the CCRT, and all of Orleans and Wellfleet is superb!
5 on August 09, 2011
The Ship's Knees Inn is a lovley way to experance Cape Cod. We will return soon.
3.4 on August 08, 2011
Ship's Knees was a great place to stay in a perfect location. It's about a 5-7 minute walk to Nauset Beach and a short drive to lots of restaurants and shopping in Orleans. The pool was an added benefit with complimentary towels. The room we stayed in was a tad small (no place to lay out suitcases), but that may not be the case for all rooms at the inn. The owners were very welcoming and helpful.
4.8 on July 04, 2011
We stayed at the Ship's Knees Inn in April of 2011, just as the weather began to warm up. It is a charming house, a bit small, but the rooms are comfortable and the decor makes you feel like you are spending a few evenings in a time gone bye. A walk through the upstairs hallway is particularly intriguing. The breakfast was the best we had in our 2 week tour of New England. The scones are to die for. The inn is situated a mile or so from a public beach, 10 minutes from many places to eat, 30 minutes from Chatham (which was one of my favorite towns we visited) and an easy day trip from the upper arm of Cape Cod. Would definitely recommend staying here, and will return again.
3.6 on June 27, 2011
I stay at the Inn once a year, usually for a couple of nights, to walk Nauset Beach and go to a couple of Cape League baseball games. Peter and Denise are terrific - welcoming, engaging, helpful. I've stayed in several different rooms, ranging from small to spacious. All wonderful if you like "old Cape" style accommodations. If you like Nauset, you can't beat this location.
4.2 on May 04, 2011
People have a lot of different criteria regarding what they want and need in a vacation lodging. My companion & I wanted something quiet and peaceful where we could spend a few days. Before we found Ship's Knees Inn we had been looking at places in Provincetown, but soon realized that area was quite busy and crowded. We were both so glad to have found this lovely quiet place in East Orleans. We visited in the "shoulder season" (late April in our case) so there weren't a lot of visitors yet either in town or at the Inn. i.e. things were quiet and very peaceful. Our room was sweet and felt very private (we chose rm 4 which has a private entrance) Everything about the place and our stay exceeded our expectations. We have agreed in retrospect we would do it all over again without hesitation and we would certainly choose Ship's Knees Inn again. What a lovely place!
4.8 on April 15, 2011
My husband and I were in Providence, RI for a family wedding and decided to take a side trip to Cape Cod. What a find this inn was! We couldn't have been happier with our stay there. Our room was clean and cozy, and we loved the beach cottage-y decor. The continental breakfast was very good, lots to choose from. The location can't be beat (just 1/4 mile from Nauset Beach!), and Denise is a wonderful hostess. The only problem with our stay was that it was too short! We definitely recommend Ship's Knees Inn, and hope very much to return before too long.
3.4 on March 05, 2011
First time back in thirty years,don't know why we waited so long. Spent our honeymoon there in 1981. Really enjoy the way the rooms have maintained that old inn look. Very quiet and relaxing. Denise Butcher was very friendly, made you feel like you were coming home. Continental breakfest was very good. Looking forward to returning in the spring to enjoy the outside patio and fireplace
5 on February 10, 2011
I stayed at the Ship's Knees Inn twice last year and had a lovely time on both visits. It was nice being so close to Nauset Beach - easy walking distance! And Peter and Denise are wonderful hosts. I can't wait to go back again this year. Five Stars!!! Laura Lepine Cape Elizabeth ME
Queen Bedroom located on the 2nd floor of the 1820 main Inn with East exposure & a distant ocean view. This room has a slanted ceiling & shares a bath located across the hall with 1 other room. A 2nd bathroom is located down the hall. Approx 145 sq ft
Standard size Queen Bed with private bath. Located on the 1st floor of the North Wing this compact bright corner room has Northwest exposure & views of the back yard. No closet but includes pegboard with hooks & hangers. Approx 145 sq ft.
2 Twin Beds & private bath. Located on the 2nd floor of the 1820 main Inn. This room has a slanted ceiling & West view of the rose garden & parking area. For stays of 3 nights or more convertible to a king bed at alternate rate. Approx 165 sq ft.
Queen Bedroom with private bath located on the 1st floor of the 1820 main Inn. The "Master's quarters includes a working fireplace & comfortable sitting area with seagrass couch & soft chair. View of the courtyard garden patio & includes roll-away for a 3rd guest. Approx 245 sq ft
Rented wkly Saturday to Saturday from 6/25 to 9/16 & 2 or 3 night mins during all other periods. 2nd floor-includes queen bed & private bath, full kitchen, combination dining room/living room with working fireplace. Large flat screen TV with Blu-Ray DVD. Private deck & private parking. Available 2nd bedroom at alternate rate. Approx 750 sq ft.
3 night minimum 6/17-9/30. 2 nights during all other periods. King Bedroom Nauset Suite with private bath, separate living room with pocket doors & private entrance. Located in the 1971 addition of the 1820 main Inn. Large flat screen TV's in both living room & bedroom. Approx 450 sq ft
Located on the 2nd floor of the 1820 main Inn with East exposure & a distant ocean view. This room has a slanted ceiling & shares a bath located across the hall with 1 other room. Additional bath located down the hall. Approx 135 sq ft
Standard size Queen Bed with private bath. Located on the 1st floor of the North Wing this compact room is adjacent to the breakfast room, has Northeast exposure & views of the backyard/pool area.
Oceanfront, Oceanview, Small town, Village
Boston, MA (BOS-Logan Intl.) 90 miles
From the Sagamore Bridge take route 6 (Mid Cape Hgwy) 35 miles to the Orleans exit #12. Turn right at the end of the ramp on to route 6A. Follow to next light & take a right on to Eldredge Parkway. Follow thru next light & at 2nd light take right on to Main St. Follow Main St 1 mile to fork in road & bear left on to Beach Rd. Follow 1.2 miles & the Inn will be on your left.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Ocean, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services
Bed and Breakfast, Historic Inn
Board games, Computer, DVD Player, Fax Machine, Fireplace, Library
Air conditioning, Alarm clock, Amenities Basket, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, Fridge, Hairdryer, Internet Service, Ironing Board, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Wi-Fi
Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Bicycles, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Horseshoes, Kayaking, sun-bathing, theatre, museums, antiquing, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Swimming pool, Tennis courts, Water sports
Peter & Denise Butcher
Denise enjoys crafting projects, interior decorating, reading & cooking. Peter enjoys biking, golfing, bowling, & white mountain backpacking.
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The precise targeting and limited dosing of radiation via proton therapy is proving to be an advantage in ongoing efforts to reduce treatment side effects among head and neck cancer patients, according to a new study of pediatric patients from researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The results were presented this week at the 55th annual meeting of the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) conference.
"Children are especially susceptible to the side effects of radiation therapy, and treating them for head and neck cancers poses an additional challenge due to the risk of radiation to developing tissues," said the study's lead author, Christine Hill-Kayser, MD, an assistant professor of Radiation Oncology in Penn's Abramson Cancer Center. "Our findings using proton therapy for these patients, however, show that side effects are milder than those which are typically seen among children undergoing conventional radiation. We hope that this will translate to mean fewer late effects as they survive their cancer."
Although physicians have hypothesized about reduced toxicity and side effects with proton therapy because the modality spares most normal tissue from damage, clinical data on the new approach have not yet matured, particularly among pediatric cancer patients. The present study sought to shed more light on the issue by following a group of 25 patients, ranging in age from 1 to 21 years, all of whom received proton therapy at Penn Medicine's Roberts Proton Therapy as part of their treatment for various head and neck cancers, including rhabdomyosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma, and salivary gland tumors, among others. Treatment toxicity was evaluated every week during proton treatment and every one to three months thereafter.
After a median of 13 months after treatment, 19 patients (76 percent) have no evidence of disease, 3 patients (12 percent) had developed local recurrence, and 5 (20 percent) had tumors that seemed to be stable. One patient died of their cancer. The authors note that these outcomes are generally equivalent to those that would be expected with more traditional x-ray therapy. More significant, however, were the greatly reduced side effects observed in the study, compared to the prevalence seen among head and neck cancer patients undergoing x-ray treatment. "The side effects profile was really very mild, with basically no high-grade toxicity," says Hill-Kayser, who conducted the study along with colleagues from both Penn Medicine and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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I'm going to write emo poetry.
I'm going to write emo poetry.
Are you going to be like Edgar Allen Poe? I've read some of his work, and he sounds like an emo too, or a killer.
If you do write some, post it. I'd like to read that.
and trust me, life sucks for everyone.
you cannot touch my deep, moving poetry of the soul
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
I'll post one of my poems in the next hour or so. I found a good one from a year ago.
Too bad my poetry sucks but I can write killer stories!
my tears rain down like shattered glass on the eternal night that is my heart.


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Sunflower Oatmeal Scones Recipe
- 3/4cup diceddried pineapple
- 3/4cup diceddried apricots
- 1/4cupapple juice
- 1 1/4cupsrolled oats
- 1/2cup raw shelledsunflower seeds, plus
- 2tablespoons raw shelledsunflower seeds
- 3cupsall-purpose flour
- 3tablespoonsbaking powder
- 1teaspoonsalt
- 5tablespoonssugar
- 1cup coldbutter, cut into small pieces
- 4eggs
- 2/3cupbuttermilk
- 1/2lemon, zest of
- Preheat oven to 350*F.
- Lightly grease a sheet pan with shortening or line it with parchment paper.
- In a small bowl, combine the diced fruit.
- Add the apple juice and stir to coat the fruit, leaving the mixture to soak while you prepare the remaining ingredients.
- In a blender or food processor whirl the oats briefly until they resemble coarse meal.
- The oats should now measure approximately 1 cup.
- Repeat the process with the sunflower seeds, until they too resemble coarse meal.
- In a large bowl, combine the ground oats, sunflower seeds and combine with the flour, baking powder, salt and sugar.
- Toss or stir gently to mix thoroughly.
- Add the cold butter to the dry ingredients.
- With a pastry cutter cut them into the mixture until it resembles coarse meal.
- Beat the eggs with the buttermilk and fresh lemon zest.
- Stir in the diced fruit mixture.
- Pour this mixture into the dry ingredients and stir with a fork until the mixture follows the fork around the bowl.
- Pour the dough out onto a lightly floured board and knead briefly, just to bind.
- pat the dough into a 10 inch circle and place it onto the prepared pan.
- Score the dough into 8 to 12 wedges.
- Bake in a fully pre-heated oven for 20 to 25 minutes or until lightly golden.
- Cool slightly before breaking into wedges.
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Nympha (2007) Movie Review
Nympha is the story of Sarah, an American who goes to Italy to take vows needed to become a cloister nun of the "New Order" Convent. The rules of the convent are very strict, so strict that they are often considered a form of torture. Sarah's path is divided into four steps, "hear" the Lord, "see" the Lord, "touch" the Lord and "talk" with the Lord, Each step will be painful for both Sarah's physical and mental self. During Sarah's journey, she has visions of the Convents past - visions of a young woman whose life was ruined by the religious fanaticism of her violent grandfather. Her grandfather believes he can talk directly with God but, in reality, he is utterly mad. This madness is now present today - within the walls of the convent where Sarah lives.
About Nympha (2007)
Year: 2007
Starring: Tiffany Shepis, Michael Segal, Daniela D'Anna, Ilenia Mantoan, Maria Vittoria Mioni, Alessandra Fagnani, Alessia Veronese, Allan McKenna, Paola Cristofori, Caroline De Cristofaro, Silvia Bonsi, Alessandra Guerzoni, Eugenia Serravalli, Caterina Zanca, Giuseppe Gobbato, Federico D'Anneo, Francesco Primavera, Miriam Zuccon, Sabrina Casalini, Irene Cestari
Director: Ivan Zuccon
MPAA Rating: R
How Do You Rate These Movies?


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Professor of Spanish and Portuguese and Comparative Literature; Chair, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Ph.D. New York University; M.A. University of California, Berkeley
Erin Graff Zivin's research and teaching interests focus on constructions of Jewishness and marranismo in the Luso-Hispanic Atlantic, aesthetic representations of torture and interrogation, the relationship between ethics, politics, and aesthetics (particularly in the context of Latin American literary and cultural studies), and the intersection of philosophy and critical theory more broadly. Prof. Graff Zivin is the author of Figurative Inquisitions: Conversion, Torture, and Truth in the Luso-Hispanic Atlantic (Northwestern UP, 2014) and The Wandering Signifier: Rhetoric of Jewishness in the Latin American Imaginary (Duke UP, 2008), and the editor of The Ethics of Latin American Literary Criticism: Reading Otherwise (Palgrave Macmillan, 2007).
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-7659. Office: THH 156-M.
Associate Professor of Spanish and Comparative Literature
Ph.D., A.M. Harvard University; B.S. Georgetown University
Roberto Ignacio Díaz writes about Latin American literary and cultural history with a focus on transatlantic relations. He is the author of Unhomely Rooms: Foreign Tongues and Spanish American Literature (Bucknell UP, 2002), and is presently writing a book on Latin America and opera. He has codirected the Buenos Aires and Madrid summer programs and a comparative literature summer course in Hong Kong and Macau.
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1271. Office: THH 374.
Associate Professor of Spanish
Ph.D. University of Cambridge; M.A. University of California, Berkeley; B.A. University College London
Julián Daniel Gutierrez-Albilla is the author of Queering Buñuel: Sexual Dissidence and Psychoanalysis in his Mexican and Spanish Cinema, and numerous articles on Spanish and Latin American cinema, including the films of Almodóvar, Walter Salles and Lucrecia Martel. He is currently working on a book on ethics, memory, and subjectivity in contemporary Spanish cinema, and editing two collected volumes: on Buñuel, and on women filmmakers in the Hispanic and Lusophone world.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1258. Office: THH 156-K.
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Ph.D. Princeton University; M.A. University of California, Irvine; B.A. UNAM
Natalia Pérez's research and teaching engage early modern Spanish and transatlantic literature and culture, with a special emphasis on the relationship between drama and theories of orality, voice, and sound. Her dissertation, Whispered Materiality: Voice and Gender in the Theater of Early Modern Spain, focused on the philosophical question of Voice in relation to the theatre of Golden Age Spain. She plans to work on a book project tentatively titled, Marrano Theater: Distribution of the Sensible in the Early Modern Comedia.
Professor of Spanish
Ph.D. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Mario Saltarelli is a comparative linguist of the Romance languages and their dialects, especially Spanish and Italian, as well as Latin and Basque. He studies the interfaces: prosody (rhythm, duration), morpho-syntax (case, number), semantics (count-mass, modifiers), and currently the context of speech acts (imperatives, deixis) in light of minimalist assumptions about the form of grammar: The Syntax of Imperatives, Cambridge UP (2014).
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1261. Office: THH 156-R.
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania; M.A. University of California, Irvine; B.A. University of California, Santa Cruz
Samuel Steinberg's research and teaching engage modern and contemporary Latin American literature and visual culture, as well as critical theory and political thought. He is the author of Photopoetics at Tlatelolco: Afterimages of Mexico, 1968 (University of Texas Press, 2016). Currently he is preparing Allegories of Expropriation: Literature and the Debt.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-8144. Office: THH 156-P.
Professor of Spanish and Gender Studies
Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles
Sherry Velasco specializes in early-modern Spanish prose and theater and early modern women's narrative, and is interested in gender studies, queer theory, and visual cultural studies. She is the author of four books, most recently Lesbians in Early Modern Spain (Vanderbilt UP, 2011) and Male Delivery: Reproduction, Effeminacy, and Pregnant Men in Early Modern Spain (Vanderbilt UP, 2006).
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-9099. Office: THH 170.
Professor Emerita of Spanish
Ph.D., M.A. University of California, Los Angeles; M.A. University of London; B.A. Universidad de Chile
Carmen Silva-Corvalán's research and teaching focus on the sociolinguistic forces motivating language variation and change, and on the issue of linguistic interaction in adult and child bilingualism, which is examined in her book Language Contact and Change: Spanish in Los Angeles (Oxford UP, 1994). She is the author or editor of seven books, the latest one being Bilingual Language Acquisition: Spanish and English in the first six years (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014).
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-0960. Office: THH 353.
Assistant Professor (Teaching) of Spanish; Director, Basic Language Program
Ph.D. in Second Language Acquisition (SLA) from the University of Maryland
Goretti Prieto Botana research interests include matters pertaining to instructed SLA in general, especially inductive and deductive explicit instruction of grammar and computer assisted language learning. Goretti has taught language courses at all levels, as well as applied linguistics courses. She is currently in charge of the language teaching methodology course for graduate students.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Associate Professor (Teaching) of Spanish; Assistant Director, Basic Language Program
Ph.D. Columbia University; M.A. Middlebury College; B.A. Wellesley College
Andrea Parra joined USC in 1999. Her teaching experience runs the gamut from language instruction at all levels to Spanish and Latin American cultures. She has lived in Madrid, Spain, and has traveled extensively in Latin America. Her pedagogical interests include the development of multimedia instructional resources and language assessment. She currently has an ACTFL (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages) rating of Superior in Spanish.
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1'213-740-1258. Office: THH 156-H.
Lecturer in Spanish
Ph.D. New York University; M.A. Boston University; B.A. University of Pennsylvania
Nathalie Bragadir came to USC in 2014. She completed her BA at the University of Pennsylvania in 2004 and spent the following year in Chile as a Fulbright teaching assistant. She holds an MA in Romance Languages from Boston University and completed her Ph.D. in Spanish at New York University in May 2014. She speaks Spanish, French, English and Haitian Creole. Her teaching and research interests include Latin American & Caribbean studies, and (post)colonial, border & transatlantic studies. Her language instruction aims to show cultural aspects through the use of visual art and literature.
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-8465. Office: THH 343-D.
Lecturer in Spanish and Portuguese; Coordinator of Spanish 220
M.A. Stanford University; B.A. Occidental College
Vianey Cabrera has been teaching both Spanish and Portuguese at USC since 2007 and Portuguese since 2007. Previously, she taught Spanish for heritage speakers at Stanford University, where she also received the Centennial Teaching Award. Her courses include content-based multimedia instructional materials and a communicative based approach. In her dissertation, currently in progress, she explores representations of the border and migrant experience.
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-747-0743. Office: THH 156-F.
Lecturer in Spanish; Coordinator of Spanish 240
Ph.D. Boston University; B.A. Universidad de Córdoba
Carolina began teaching at Wellesley College and Boston University, where she obtained the Annual Award for Excellence in Teaching for three consecutive years. At USC since 2011, she has taught language and literature courses as well as Spanish for reading knowledge, and participated in the Valencia summer program. Her scholarly interests include teaching methodology, technology in the classroom, and medieval and Renaissance Spanish literature.
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1258. Office: THH 266.
Associate Professor (Teaching) of Spanish
Ph.D. University of Southern California; M.A. University of Illinois at Chicago; B.A. University of Warsaw, Poland
Marianna Chodorowska-Pilch has taught Spanish at USC since 1998. She has created and/or coordinated a number of courses, including "Spanish for Business and the Law" and "Spanish Advanced Grammar and Translation." In 2010, she created an interdisciplinary summer course on immigration in Valencia, Spain. Her scholarly interests include pragmatics, grammaticalization, language acquisition, and Spanish grammar used in different contexts.
Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1258. Office: THH-Q.
Lecturer in Spanish
Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University
Jaclyn Cohen-Steinberg has been teaching at USC since 2012. She received her PhD in 2011 from Johns Hopkins University where she taught Spanish language and literature courses. Born from Argentinian parents, Jackie incorporates Latin American culture into her courses. Her scholarly interests include Golden Age Spanish literature and history, gender representations in the Renaissance and Baroque periods, and the novela corta genre.
Assistant Professor (Teaching) of Spanish
Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; M.A. University of Virginia; B.A. Pennsylvania State University
Maura Crowley is a Fulbright Scholar with teaching experience from the University of Pennsylvania who has also taught internationally in Grenoble, France. She had full scholarships to graduate school, where she researched nation-building in nineteenth-century literature. She has taught courses in French and Spanish in literature, history, media studies, culture, healthcare, language, writing and ESL. She created and taught a 400-level course in Pan-African history and developed a teaching training program. Here, she teaches literature and language.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1258. Office: THH 266.
Lecturer in Spanish; Coordinator of Spanish 150
Ph.D., M.A. University of California, Los Angeles; B.A. Carleton College
Marie Enright received her PhD from UCLA in Romance Linguistics and Literature. Her areas of teaching and research include Spanish language instruction at all levels, gender studies, 19th- and 20th-century Spanish literature, nationalism, marginality, exoticism, postcolonial Francophone literature, and postcolonial theory. She has studied in Mexico, France and Morocco and has traveled extensively in Latin America and Europe. Her dissertation is entitled "Bridging the Straits of Gibraltar: Nationalism, Myth and Gender in Contemporary Peninsular and Maghrebi Literatures".
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1258. Office: THH 266.
Lecturer in Spanish
Licenciatura, Universitat de Barcelona
Mercedes Fages Agudo joined USC in 2011 after a three-year post at St. Edwards School, Oxford, U.K., where she became Head of Spanish. She has previously taught Spanish at the Ohio State University and Nazareth College, and her focus has been on language instruction at all levels. She has particular interests in second-language acquisition, teaching methodology, and language assessment. Mercedes is currently developing a new course in Catalan language and culture.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-7695. Office: THH 172.
Assistant Professor (Teaching) of Spanish
Ph.D. University of California, Irvine
Ivette Gómez has been teaching Spanish at USC since 2010. She teaches basic language courses as well as more advanced courses that study the relations between art and society. All her courses integrate the use of content-based multimedia instructional materials. Her scholarly interests and work focus on the study of the relations between literature and the city, Caribbean music and Spanish and Latin American film.
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1258. Office: THH 266.
Senior Lecturer in Spanish
M.A., B.A. Arizona State University
Lorena Gallego, a native of Spain, joined USC in 2006. She previously taught Spanish at Arizona State University as well as several community colleges. Her focus has been intermediate and advanced Spanish as well as Spanish for heritage speakers and advanced Spanish conversation. She has particular interests in foreign language acquisition, Spanish film and literature, Jewish history and Sephardic studies. She is currently developing a course in Spanish language through film.
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Mar Gómez Glez joined USC in 2014. Her areas of teaching and research include Spanish literature, mysticism and Early Modern Spain. She wrote her dissertation about the uses of secrecy of Teresa of Avila. She is also a writer; as a novelist she published the novels "La edad ganada" (2015) and "Cambio de sentido" (2010) and the children's book "Acebedario" (2005), and as a playwright, she received the Calderón de la Barca Theater award in 2011 and the Beckett Theater Award in 2007. Her work has been performed in Spain and the US, including Off-Broadway, (Wearing Lorca's Bowtie, The Duke Theater, 2011), and Off-off-Broadway (39 Defaults, TeatroStageFest, Casa Mezcal, LaMama Experimental Theater Club, 2012-2014).
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Ph.D. University of Southern California; M.A., B.A. University of California, Los Angeles
At USC, Anahit Hakoupian has taught language as well upper division courses. She has served both as trainer (USC Foreign Language Teacher Training) and mentor (faculty at the Department of Spanish and Portuguese), and has received recognition for outstanding teaching. In addition, she is an ACTFL- OPI Certified Rater. She has presented papers on literature at national conferences. Lastly, she has served as coordinator for the Persian Placement Exam.
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Lecturer in Spanish; Coordinator of Spanish 120
Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles
Leah Kemp began teaching Spanish at USC in 2011. Having previously studied and worked in Argentina, Chile, and Mexico, her courses at all levels focus on improving oral and written language production by bringing content and issues from Latin America, U.S. Latino culture, and Spain into the classroom. Her research interests include literary translation, cinema studies, and the representation of concepts of citizenship in post-dictatorship contexts.
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Ana Teresa Martínez has been teaching at USC since 2000. Her pedagogical focus is on advanced language courses, including "Spanish for Social and Political Sciences" and "Spanish for Medicine and Health Care." She has directed or codirected the USC summer programs in Costa Rica and Buenos Aires. Prior to coming to the USA, she taught French at the Universidad Nacional in Costa Rica
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Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley; M.A. Purdue University; B.A. University of California, Irvine
Lori Mesrobian joined the USC faculty in 2012; before coming to USC she was Assistant Director of Spanish Language Instruction at UC Berkeley. She has also taught courses at the University of San Francisco, Purdue University, and UC Berkeley's Summer Study Program in Madrid. Her teaching and scholarly interests include twentieth- and twenty-first-century Spanish literature, history and politics.
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Ph.D. University of California, Santa Barbara; M.A. Brigham Young University; B.A. Universidade do Vale do Itajaí (Brazil)
Ellen Oliveira is a full-time Lecturer in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese. Her research presently focuses on Lusophone transatlantic literature. Her scholarly interests include medieval studies, second language acquisition, translation, and transnational literature. Her pedagogical focus is on language instruction, and her courses aim to show the student cultural aspects through the use of multimedia materials and literature.
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Sarah Portnoy received her Ph.D. at UC Berkeley in Romance Languages and Literatures. She teaches courses on Latino culinary culture and food related social issues. For the past few years, she has taught ""The Culture of Food in Hispanic Los Angeles", a course in which students blog about their culinary experiences in Latino L.A. This Fall she will be teaching a new course, "Food, Health, and the Environment in Latino L.A." Professor Portnoy has published and lectured extensively in Food Studies.
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Email: email@example.com. Telephone: 1-213-740-1258. Office: THH 156-E.
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Liana Stepanyan holds a PhD in Mexican literature and Spanish language and a master's degree in translation (Spanish, English, Russian, Armenian). She joined USC in 2007 and teaches language and literature courses. She is actively engaged in academic and non-academic activities related to her areas of expertise: foreign language acquisition, translation, Spanish language and Mexican literature, Russian language and Soviet literature.
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Ph.D., M.A. University of Southern California; B.A. Kansas State University
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David Zarazúa has taught Spanish at USC since 1995, at both USC Dornsife and the USC Keck School of Medicine. He is a promoter of student-centered learning and of the use of technology to foster interaction among class participants and between the class and Hispanic cultures. He is an active member of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese.
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Erin Graff Zivin, Figurative Inquisitions: Conversion, Torture, and Truth in the Luso-Hispanic Atlantic (Evanston, Illinois: Northwestern University Press, 2014).
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Relaxin a cause of lower back pain in second trimester?
I'm 17 weeks pregnant and suffer from extreme back pain. By the time I get home from work I can barely walk. No matter how i sit or lay it does not help. I've been going to my chiropractor and that helps for a day or two. He is concerned that is may be caused by Relaxin. What can I do for the pain and stiffness?
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I am 31 weeks and experienced the same type pain your describing. My doctor told me to try physical therapy, so I'm glad I did. Your body does produce a hormone called relaxin during pregnancy which cause a lot of things to relax and then they can become inflamed and cause PAIN! Turns out it was my sacroiliac joint which is in the lower part of your back. My therapist felt around and could tell it was out of place. A few simple exercises and lots of ice packs on my lower back several times a day made a world of difference. My pain is gone, it took a few weeks of therapy to keep the joint in place but just the first day of therapy really help. Check with your doctor for a therapist which is trained in working with pregnant women. Best of luck...I feel the pain.posted 02/29/2008 by ksmithmeyer
I am 35 weeks pregnant with my 2nd child. I experienced this with my 1st and now again with my 2nd. I have to use a cane to help with walking. For treatment, I see my chiropractor at least once a week; I get NMT massage every 1-2 weeks; I use ice packs throughout the day; I take Tylenol to take the edge off; and I will also soak in the bathtub and use the occasional heating pad. There isn't much else to do other than to give birth and suck it up. And I'm still working up until delivery.posted 01/18/2011 by NicoleS76
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White House: 'Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights' a step toward do not track legislation
The White House unveiled Feb. 23 a "Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights" as part of a larger report (.pdf) formulated through the work of the Commerce Department's Internet Policy Task Force. The task force launched its comprehensive review of online privacy in 2010.
This "blueprint for privacy in the information age" will help consumers manage the data collected about them, and monitor how it is stored, used or shared, says the Obama administration. The bill of rights also outlines seven principles--such as "focused collection" and "accountability"-- the administration says it hopes will be incorporated into Internet privacy legislation.
"We will work with Congress to implement [the bill of rights] through legislation," said Commerce Secretary John Bryson during Feb. 22 press call. "But we're moving forward regardless...This cannot wait."
The Center for Democracy and Technology called the bill of rights a "positive step," but said real change will be dependent upon future legislation.
In the interim, the White House is encouraging businesses to voluntarily commit to the bill of rights in order to enable better privacy protections online as soon as possible. A company's public commitment to adhere to the code of conduct will be subject to enforcement by the Federal Trade Commission, according to a White House statement.
During the same press briefing advertisers announced their commitment to implementing "do-not-track" technology. Digital Advertising Alliance Executive Director Stuart Ingis said the organization is working with Internet browser companies to make it easier for users to control online tracking through a browser-based, single button system.
A handful of companies, including Google (NASDAQ: GOOG), Yahoo!, Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) and AOL, have agreed to honor browsers' choice of do not track headers. The companies covered in the DAA commitment represent the delivery of nearly 90 percent of online behavioral advertisements, said a White House statement.
"It will take some months to get it fully implemented, but what's intended is that a consumer will have a simple and clear mechanism at their browser to exercise choice, which would be a uniform choice, that would apply to all companies that would collect data across sites about the consumer," said Ingis.
White House Deputy Chief Technology Officer Daniel Weitzner said this will appear as a button or check box at the top of the browser that says "do not track me" or "tell the website I don't want to be tracked."
"The industry deserves credit for this commitment, though the details of exactly what 'Do Not Track' means still need to be worked out," said CDT's Director of Consumer Privacy Justin Brookman, adding that CDT will continue working through the W3C standards process to set clear 'Do Not Track' rules.
On the same day as the brifing, the Federal Communications Commission chairman also called for better online privacy and cybersecurity.
"We can and must improve online security while protecting individuals' privacy," said Genachowski Feb. 22 during a cybersecurity address at the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington, D.C.
In addition, he called on all Internet service providers to "develop and adopt an industry-wide code of conduct to combat the botnet threat and protect the public."
"Privacy and security are complementary--both are essential to consumer confidence," said Genachowski.
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Orthodontics The Art and Practice of Dentofacial Enhancement
Maxillary sinus retention cysts are occasionally found on dental radiographs. The objective of this study was to verify the frequency of maxillary sinus retention cysts in consecutive panoramic radiographs from 173 patients (77 males, 96 females) in an orthodontic office. The chi-square test was used for statistical analysis. Ten patients (5.8%) of the total sample presented a maxillary sinus retention cyst. Males had a higher frequency (9.1%) than females (3.1%), but this difference was not significant (P > .05). Overall, the frequency of maxillary sinus retention cysts in orthodontic patients is rather low and does not differ from the general population.
Published version. Orthodontics The Art and Practice of Dentofacial Enhancement, Vol. 10, No. 2, (Summer 2009): e7-e8. Permalink: http://www.quintpub.com/journals/wjo/abstract.php?iss2_id=363&article_id=4500&article=15&title=The%20Incidence%20Of%20Maxillary%20Sinus%2. ©2009 Quintessence Publishing. Used with permission.


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We are enabling the standard EBS to OTM integration between OTM 6.2 and EBS R12. We have performed all the setups in EBS and are trying to syn up carriers using the Carrier Synchronization program. The program errors out with the following error message
Failed to read wsdl file at: "http://ITGAPPS2:8001/soa-infra/services/default/WshSendRefDataStlToOtm/client?wsdl", caused by: java.net.UnknownHostException. : http://itgapps1.company.com: java.net.UnknownHostException: http://itgapps1.company.com
apps2 is our SOA server and apps1 is our OTM server.
The WSDL files are present at the soa-infra/services/default location and are visible from the SOA console. They are active. We tried shutting them down and restarting but same error appears.
Also the error seems to point to an issue on the OTM side as the unknown host exception refers to the OTM server.
Has anyone faced a similar issue?