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What Kind of Foundation Do You Use?
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katie_c 6 years
stila illuminatinghttp://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P20792&shouldPaginate=true&categoryId=3865
katie_c 6 years
stila illuminating http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P20792&shouldPaginate=true&categoryId=3865
missmaclean 6 years
I use maybelline dream matte mousse. Its nice and light
stormynite03 7 years
i've been using the covergirl queen collection makeup because its the PERFECT shade, but for summer i tried out the philosophy supernatural airbrush canvas and its pretty cool too...so powder in the summer, liquid at night and in the winter
alieapple 7 years
Maybelline Dream Matte (:I'm so pale, I use the one in porcelain ivory !Hahaha.
alieapple 7 years
Maybelline Dream Matte (: I'm so pale, I use the one in porcelain ivory ! Hahaha.
ALSW 7 years
darginella - I'm going to give that one a try!
smart-blonde 7 years
I don't have perfect skin, but M.A.C. Studio Fix (NC15) makes it look like I do. I also like Laura Mercier's tinted moisturizer and foundation primer but not their foundation, which is too pink for my skin.
asco00 7 years
I only wear make up about half the time, but I use Bare Minerals. Previous to finding that a few years ago, I never wore make up at all. I didn't like the feel of liquid foundation plus it's usually very difficult to find a color for my skin tone.
Belowen 7 years
My friend bought me Clinique liquid foundation for my birthday, and it's a very light coverage (which suits me as I don't need much) and is perfect for both spring/summer & fall/winter. I've tried Clarins, YSL, Dior, Lancome, Loreal and Chanel foundations in the past, but this one suits me the best.
BeautifyMyLife 7 years
Laura Mercier's tinted moisturizer is the best!
UrbanBohemian 7 years
Chanel makes the best foundations. Worth every penny for a high quality product. I like their Tient Innocence Naturally Luminous Fluid Makeup with SPF 12.
baltimoregal 7 years
I use Prescriptives liquid foundations on my t-zone and around my eyes- the lighter coverage Virtually Fresh Skin Refining Makeup SPF 15 in warm weather and medium coverage Flawless Skin Total Protection Makeup SPF 15 in cooler weather. They blend well, match my fair, red skin well, and don't irritate.
CestLaVie 7 years
A souffle type.
CestLaVie 7 years
A souffle type.
thehabra 7 years
I could never get mineral makeup to look natural.
krisua 7 years
The liquid one, but summer usually goes without any foundation.
loveigna 7 years
I use Dior's Airflash (Spray foundation) because I like the fact that it is so light! It's so natural looking and works really well but without looking too cakey as with other foundations I have tried. Although I wouldn't mind trying out mineral foundation since I heard so many good things about it too!
Skinplistic 7 years
Tinted Moisturizer Darling!!! Laura Mercier
first_lady 7 years
im using liquid foundation as it blends more naturally to my skin
Nerine 7 years
Laura Mercier tinted moisturizer
LuciLu 7 years
I dont use any! Just a little powder to stop any shine. :)
LuciLu 7 years
I dont use any! Just a little powder to stop any shine. :)
audreystar 7 years
i switch between Bare Minerals Powder Foundation and Laura Mercier Liquid Foundation. Depends on the occasion, the season and how my skin is doing.
breatheintheair 7 years
i dont usually wear foundation but when i do i got this maybelline pure makeup it was like 10 dollars and it works amazingly and its made with water instead of oil so it moisturizes too it makes my face look completely flawless i was so suprised becausse it was so inexpensive.
thehabra 7 years
ash_marisa, have you tried Laura Merciers tinted moisturizer?It has an SPF of 15, and it gives pretty good coverage.Never breaks me out or anything, either.
lostemilie 7 years
I never use one...
lostemilie 7 years
I never use one...
bellstar 7 years
Anything but liquid, it's just too much coverage and I don't like having beige-y stains on my fingertips. I swear by Chanel cream foundations (compact or jar).
snickerdoodle 7 years
My favorite tinted moisturizer just got discontinued, so I'm using my liquid foundation right now until I find another one that will work. It's so much heavier, but what else can a girl do?
verily 7 years
I use liquid foundation- Lancome's Color ID or whatever it's called now. My skin is always on the dry side, so this goes on the smoothest. I've tried BareMinerals, but found that it just emphasized the dryness and also didn't really provide much coverage.
verily 7 years
I use liquid foundation- Lancome's Color ID or whatever it's called now. My skin is always on the dry side, so this goes on the smoothest.I've tried BareMinerals, but found that it just emphasized the dryness and also didn't really provide much coverage.
estrela 7 years
I use bare minerals on a daily basis, but for special occasions or when I need more coverage, I use revlon skinlights foundation.
pinupsweetheart 7 years
I use Sheer Cover. It keeps me from breaking out compared to liquid.
junebrug 7 years
I may have to live on the street now because of my recent purchase of Cle De Peau foundation, but it may be worth it. So far, I am loooving it.
missbec 7 years
I love my Tarte liquid foundation! It's lightweight, oil-free, & gives a little hydration. Makes my skin feel great :D
darlingella 7 years
I use mark's dab action foundation. It's really sheer and light. Perfect for everyday wear. Plus it has salicylic acid in it to kill bacteria and prevent pimples! score!
MissLee82 7 years
I love BE!!! But, I do use Lorac's tinted moisturizer when I am going out so that I can get a little bit more coverage.
girliegurl65 7 years
I use a Christian Dior liquid concealer, it's the best thing i ever bought. It's nice and light, and you don't have to cake it on, a little bit goes a loooonnngg way. It cost me almost $60.00 but it was worth it.
queencessjosie 7 years
Oh yes, and a smidge of MAC Studio Fix for touch-ups. :)
queencessjosie 7 years
Currently I'm just using a couple swipes of Prestige's Wet/Dry foundation compact. I have kind of oily skin, so I want to stay away from liquid and I just find powder to feel more comfortable.
redsilkshoes 7 years
Depends. I have a tinted moisturizer, liquid and powder (all Stila) that I use depending on how my skin looks and feels.Always Stila concealor though.
redsilkshoes 7 years
Depends. I have a tinted moisturizer, liquid and powder (all Stila) that I use depending on how my skin looks and feels. Always Stila concealor though.
redsox26 7 years
It depends how dry my skin is. The Liquid foundation is my best friend though
My-Opinion 7 years
:oops: I mean bareMinerals....bare escentuals whateva, same thing!!
My-Opinion 7 years
:oops: I mean bareMinerals....bare escentuals whateva, same thing!!
My-Opinion 7 years
I didn't use to wear much of anything except an occasional max factor but I didn't like the heavy feeling of it even though it was water based..powder like stuff, and me and liquids just don't get along, the streaks win every time so I bought some bare essentials and I love it, it's so light!!
bushra 7 years
also a tinted moisturiser peep, but if it's a special occasion, i'll reach for the Dior AirFlash.
wynter 7 years
I switch between BE and Clinique Perfectly Real.
EcannDallas 7 years
hay ash, i have used covergirl tinted moisturizer in the past with the best coverage effect. it also has SPF 15. ironic one of the cheapest is the best.
ciaocleo 7 years
Tinted Moisturizer
ciaocleo 7 years
Tinted Moisturizer
bsella 7 years
Liquid in the winter and tinted moisturizer in the summer (with an SPF of course!).
ash_marisa 7 years
Does anyone know any tinted moisturizers with SPF that still manage to even out your skin tone and have some coverage? I have tried a few, but they are all too super sheer and don't have enough cover to even out my skin tone.
JessNess 7 years
Bare Minerals for me I use to use a tinted moisturizer but when I got my BE I stopped using it
JessNess 7 years
Bare Minerals for meI use to use a tinted moisturizer but when I got my BE I stopped using it
karen-f 7 years
i put a bit of liquid foundation on my hand and a bit of moisturizer beside it, then i mix them together before applying it on my face and neck. then i use powder foundation to lightly go over the oily places. that usually last long and feels good too!
Dolce 7 years
right now i'm using a liquid concealerby MAC and then i just dust some mineral powder over it
Ashlyn-Rose 7 years
I switch off between liquid foundation and only tinted moisturizer. But usually in the summer I just go without anything.
mackenzieclaire 7 years
Can't go wrong with Nars loose powder but sometimes I also use Benefit Playsticks-- it was the only foundation in all of Sephora that matched my super super fair skin.
LaylaCams 7 years
Usually a cream foundation, but sometimes a powder foundation. Basically anything but liquid.
LaylaCams 7 years
Usually a cream foundation, but sometimes a powder foundation. Basically anything but liquid.
ash_marisa 7 years
MAC Studio Fix Fluid SPF 15 applied lightly with one of those foam wedge sponges, then BE Finishing powder on T-zone is the summer
prettygirlstuff 7 years
i love my clinique perfectly real compact makeup!
jennifer76 7 years
Right now (during the summer), I'm using BE mineral powder foundation. During the winter, I use a tinted moisturizer. For special occasions, a liquid.
the-makeup-blogette 7 years
i am using a foundation compact now, and i am awaiting my BE arrival, hopefully next week!! :0
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Manchester Art Gallery's new collaborative programming relationship with London's Serpentine Gallery launches this February with the opening of a major exhibition from Turner Prize winning artist Mark Leckey.
Work & Leisure will present new work especially commissioned for Manchester as well as a series of live performances by Mark Leckey to take place throughout the run of the 4-week show. The exhibition will include the film Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore, last shown as part of Leckey's exhibition at London's Serpentine Gallery in 2011. It will also feature BigBoxIndustrialAction, in which a giant soundsystem meets a three-tonne low pressure steam chest on loan from Ellenroad Engine House, near Rochdale, Greater Manchester, home of the world's largest working steam mill engine.
Mark Leckey won the Turner Prize in 2008 and this exhibition will cover key moments in his career from his international recognition in the late 1990s up to the present day. His work encompasses sculpture, sound, film and performance and explores the potential of the human imagination to appropriate and to animate a concept, an object or an environment. Leckey also draws on his personal experiences, particularly his fascination with the Manchester dance music scene from his formative years spent in the North West.
Mark Leckey will be giving performances on Thursday evenings during the exhibition. Expect immense sounds, not quite enough to shake the gallery's paintings onto the floor, but not far off – staff did have to check first to make sure.
Performance dates
Thur 23 Feb
Thur 1 Mar
Thur 8 Mar
All performances are at 6:45pm at Manchester Art Gallery and will last approximately 30 mins.
FREE no need to book.
A bar will be open in the atrium from 6pm.
Mark Leckey
Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore 1999
Installation view, Manchester Art Gallery
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Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing. — http://quotevadis.com/post/4046940916/impossible-is-nothing
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Did a presentation at last night's RubyOnBeer meetup. Went to Higher Ground at Saints - really cool venue.
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SEATTLE – It didn't matter the Chicago Cubs nearly blew a six-run lead against the Seattle Mariners on Sunday.
As far as starting pitcher Edwin Jackson is concerned, the only important part was that the Cubs hung on for a 7-6 victory.
An ugly win is better than a pretty loss any day, Jackson said. We were fortunate enough that we had a lot of runs so when they did come back and score there we were still winning. That's the most important thing, when you come out of the inning that you're still winning, regardless of how they came back.
Chicago led 7-1 after four innings. The Mariners comeback started against Jackson (4-10), who pitched into the seventh inning, allowing three runs and seven hits and striking out six. But it really got going once the game was turned over to the Cubs' bullpen, which has blown 16 save chances and gave up three runs in the eighth.
It looked real easy for a while, but we all know that's why we play nine innings, Cubs manager Dale Sveum said.
The Cubs tied a season high by hitting six doubles, including two each by Alfonso Soriano and Darwin Barney. Anthony Rizzo drove in two runs for Chicago, which took two out of three in the series against Seattle.
Kevin Gregg pitched a hitless ninth for his 13th save, a day after blowing his first save chance of the season.
I want to pitch every day, Gregg said. Coming off a blown save yesterday, I want to get right back out there. I don't want to sit on it at all.
Seattle starter Jeremy Bonderman (1-2) was chased after giving up six runs – four earned – in 3 1/3 innings.
The loss was the first for Bonderman since being called up June 2.
Bonderman's trouble against the Cubs started in the second inning when the Cubs doubled four times, leading to three runs. Soriano and Rizzo led off the inning with doubles, and with one out Brian Bogusevic and Barney hit consecutive RBI doubles.
Doubles are good. Runs are better, Barney said. Once something good happens, good things start going through your mind, and that's the whole battle in this game.
In the fourth, Barney led off with another double and scored when Welington Castillo's grounder to third went past Kyle Seager for a two-base error. Starlin Castro's run-scoring single marked the end for Bonderman.
Reliever Blake Beavan gave up an RBI double to Soriano and another run on Rizzo's single as the Cubs took their 7-1 lead. That was the end of the offense for Chicago, which managed only one hit over the final five innings.
At this level you can't ever assume, Barney said. Once you start assuming, you start laying down a little bit. That's just not a luxury we have – or anyone has.


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Free Breakfast (and a 4th Night on the House) at The West Bay Club, Turks and Caicos
May 4, 2011
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
A postcard-perfect beach? Check. A free-form pool with waterfalls? Check. Suites with outdoor terraces and kitchens? Oh yeah. The West Bay Club in the Turks & Caicos Islands has it all. And with a reef teeming with sealife just offshore, you'll also find some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving around. Plus loads of watersports for those so inclined. Looking for a little sun and sand just a short flight from the East Coast? The West Bay Club is enticing guests with a special promotion: stay three nights and get the fourth for free, including daily breakfast! Not valid in studio accommodations; subject to availability.
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As a food columnist, I generally stay away from chain restaurants. It's not that I don't think they have anything to offer or that the food can't be any good—after all, they became a chain for a reason. But I prefer to spotlight local establishments because if citizens don't support locally owned bars, pubs and restaurants, we will be left with nothing but the chains. It's the local joints that give a city character. But there's room for both, and it's all about variety.
It was variety that took me to a chain restaurant this week as I searched for the most appealing happy hour. The variety of beers at on Chesterfield Airport Road is impressive: 36 beers on tap and 26 bottled beers. True, the has 40 beers on tap and hundreds of bottled beers, but they don't offer food. Happy hour on an empty stomach is bad mojo. The call of Tuesday's special—$2.50 for drafts of imported and specialty beers and $2 for domestic drafts—drew me to the Fox and Hound.
The first thing that struck me as I entered were the two ginormous televisions above the bar. They measure a whopping 10 feet by 6 feet and were installed just last month.They were flanked to the sides and along the walls by eight 60-inch TVs. The second thing I noticed was how the richly finished wood everywhere made the place look handsome. But I wasn't here to admire the woodwork, so I headed to the bar where beer taps were lined up like so many soldiers waiting to be called to action.
In any establishment with such a large variety of beers, you hope for a knowledgeable bartender. That's what I got with Chris Aslinger. As I asked questions about the selections from the beer menu, he explained the dominant characteristics of each beer and steered me away from the ones that wouldn't appeal to me. The brand that Aslinger said tasted like Fruit Loops, for example, was out since overly fruity beers are not for me.
I chose the Red Fox Amber Ale, which is made by Anheuser Busch exclusively for Fox and Hound. The amber color was clear and it came with a small head. The aroma was nice: malt and some subtle fruit in the background. The taste was moderately fruity with a hoppy finish and a mild bitter kick. It's not bad for Anheuser Busch, but I wouldn't seek it out.
Aslinger said the restaraurant's most popular beers are the Newcastle Brown Ale and Guinness Black and Tan. Several wheat beers, including Blue Moon, are also popular thanks to the weekly special "Wicked Wheat Wednesdays."
When he told me about New Belgium 1554, my curiosity was piqued.
"It tastes like espresso," Aslinger said. "It has a pretty strong cult following."
I ordered one and took a look at the food. While there are no food specials during happy hour—except on Mondays when they feature 10 wings for $5 all day—there were many reasonable choices. Endless chips and fresh salsa cost only about $4. But I opted instead for The Black Forest sandwich: grilled turkey and applewood bacon on a Bavarian pretzel roll, topped with Monterey Jack cheese, lettuce, tomato and honey mustard.
Aslinger assured me the sandwich was not only his favorite, but a big seller, and I wasn't disappointed. The unique Bavarian pretzel roll—sans salt—was soft and delicious. Each ingredient got its chance as the star, coming to the front of the palate and then making way for the next player. I'd order another one anytime.
But the New Belgium 1554 beer was truly special. It was very dark brown, almost black, with a frothy head. The aroma was malty and sweet, with chocolate, coffee and dark, spicy fruit lurking in the background. The flavor was as complex as the aroma. The chocolate and coffee notes were nicely balanced with a slightly roasted taste and a hint of fruit. The finish was pleasantly bitter, but soft. It went down like velvet. With many chocolatey beers, after one, you don't want another. This one you could continue drinking. I would go out of my way for this beer.
The Fox and Hound has a different happy hour every day from 4 to 7 p.m. There's also a weekday, late-night happy hour from 10 p.m. to close. You can join the All Star Brew Club and accumulate points that lead to benefits and discounts, too.
The 11th commandment is Thou Shalt Not Assume. Sometimes, a chain restaurant is a good thing.


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Washington - When 20-year-old Isaura Garcia called the 911 emergency hotline while being physically abused by her partner, she never imagined that her plea to U.S. legal authorities would lead to imprisonment and possible deportation.
Though Garcia's face was "black and blue" from repeated beatings by her boyfriend, the police – who insisted that she speak in English while explaining her plight – arrested her, held her in prison for over a week on a "felony domestic violence" charge, transferred her to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), placed her in deportation proceedings, and finally released her on an electronic ankle bracelet.
Garcia's story is just one of thousands of similar tales whose inception can be traced to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) operation known as Secure Communities (S-Comm), a programme that is now being challenged at the national level.


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Mainstream Media Bias, Wages In D.C., Texting And Stimulus Waste
October 22, 2010 by Chip Wood
*This is what the media calls the mainstream? Did you hear about the exciting rally the Democrats held in Washington last week? Neither did I. But some 400 groups participated, including the Communist Party USA, the Democratic Socialists of America, the National Council of La Raza, and even one called Queers for Economic Justice. None of them were called "leftist" by CNN or The New York Times, of course. They save their political epithets for those of us who prefer the right-hand side of the street.
*Guess whose residents make the most money? I've written before about the average wage of a government employee these days. Counting all the perks and benefits, it's now double that of someone in private enterprise. And here's another shocker: The median income of residents of Washington, D.C., is $85,198 — the highest of any city in America. That makes sense: This country's greatest growth industry is government.
*Y U Luv Txtng. That was the clever headline in a Wall Street Journal story a few days ago. Among the interesting statistics were the following: Two out of three adults sleep with their cell phones next to their beds. One out of six cell-phone owning adults admits walking into a person or object while talking or texting. And the one that really gave me pause: The average teenager sends and receives a total of 3,339 texts each month. When do they have time to do their homework?
*In Chicago they get to vote, too. The more we learn about Obama's $862 billion stimulus bill, the worse the news is. Recently The Associated Press reported that 72,000 stimulus payments, worth more than $18 million, went to dead people. Another $4 million in stimulus checks were sent to some 17,000 prisoners. But here's the good news: Officials say they have recovered about half of the funds. Gives a whole new meaning to Joe Biden's talk about a "summer of recovery," doesn't it?
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What's the best thing about having a movie star dad like Johnny Depp ? He can use his power to arrange for a private meeting with your favorite music group...like, oh, say... One Direction .
As reported by E! Online , on Saturday, Depp apparently pulled some big-time strings and managed to get One Direction to come to his home recording studio to meet and -- possibly -- perform for Lily-Rose , his 13-year-old daughter with Vanessa Paradis . How do we know? Because Lily-Rose tweeted a picture of Depp posing with Harry , Louis , Liam and Niall -- Zayn Malik apparently couldn't make it . There are two other guys in the photo who aren't identified.
When one of Lily-Rose's followers asked the teen if the 1D guys were "totally like proper English gentlemen," she replied, "Yes :)."
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A doorjamb, door jamb or simply jamb (also sometimes doorpost) is the vertical portion of the frame onto which a door is secured. The jamb bears the weight of the door through its hinges, and most types of door latches and deadbolts extend into a recess in the doorjamb when engaged, making the accuracy of the plumb (i.e. true vertical) and strength of the doorjambs vitally important to the overall operational durability and security of the door.
The word "jamb" comes from the French "jambe", meaning "leg".[1]
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Furniture Today recognizes Bratt Decor's new Blu Collection as a great addition to modern youth furnishings, with its sleek aesthetic and contemporary appeal.
Bratt Decor, known for its classic and traditional designs in nursery and youth furniture, is introducing a new bedroom group with a decidedly more modern aesthetic.
The Blu collection is made of ash wood and oak veneers and features clean lines with contemporary touches. The line includes two cribs-a four-post canopy version and a panel crib that can be completed with optional upholstered microsuede panels and bumpers. The cribs, $880 each, have stationary side rails and three adjustable mattress levels. They also convert to toddler and day beds.
Other pieces in the line include a convertible changer/dresser, armoire, storage cubby and wall shelves. Blu is offered in wheat and mocha finishes and the upholstered crib panels and bumpers come in sky, sand, fern, sunset and rose colors.
The line is available for sale now and will begin shipping in December.


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One shop in Senoia just opened its doors and already they are saying that business is dead. That's because they are catering to the fans of post-apocalyptic zombie series "The Walking Dead."The Woodbury Shoppe opened its doors in May, just a couple months after the AMC hit series closed out its third season.The shop is named after the fictional town of Woodbury in the series. Senoia has played host to the televised town for the third and upcoming fourth seasons.The Woodbury Shoppe bills itself as an Apocalyptic Provisioner, but one is more likely to find a t-shirt, bobblehead, picture books, posters and other collectibles on its shelves.Since opening, owners say the fans have been flocking to the store to take home a piece of their visit to see the real-life Woodbury.Their online shop is set to open soon, but until then fans can get updates from the shop at facebook.com/WoodburyShoppe or on Twitter at @WoodbuyShoppe.
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We're barely two months into 2014, and already it's a banner year for Arctic Monkeys . On the heels of Wednesday's announcement they're co-headlining this year's Bonnaroo festival , the band has also just announced they're extending their North American tour, which initially wrapped up last month.
The new dates run from June 14 through a June 24 show in Indianapolis, and include not only their Bonnaroo appearance, but also a performance at the Firefly Music Festival in Dover, DE five days later. White Denim is supporting Arctic Monkeys on select dates.
Arctic Monkeys also had a very pleasant Wednesday night, earning the BRIT award for British Group of the Year and Album of the Year, for AM .
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6/14 -- Louisville, KY, Iroquois Amphitheater
6/12-15 -- Manchester, TN, Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
6/17 -- Pittsburgh, PA, Stage AE Outdoors
6/18 -- Lewiston, NY, Artpark
6/20 -- Dover, DE, Firefly Music Festival
6/21 -- Toronto, ON, Molson Amphitheater
6/22 -- Cleveland, OH, Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica
6/24 -- Indianapolis, IN, The Lawn at White River State Park
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Redmond chosen MVP for Patriot boys
Senior forward Jordan Redmond was chosen the Pequot Lakes Patriots' boys' basketball team MVP at an awards banquet on Tuesday, April 2.
Redmond also won the playmaker award with a team-high 87 assists and led the Patriots with 281 rebounds. Redmond, who averaged 18.4 points, was a first-team Brainerd Dispatch All-Area player, and he joined junior teammate Travis Jacobson on the All-Mid-State Conference team. Pequot Lakes' Brett Peterson received all-conference honorable mention.
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Toronto–Maybe you are thinking the Hawks beat another lackluster opponent. But funk that: They beat the mess out of a lackluster opponent, and don't think there isn't a difference in this league.
– The Hawks dominated the Raptors because Smoove did it all, Marvin did more (again) and they didn't let down in a circumstance where it had to be tempting. Yes, they are a much better team than the Raptors, but give them credit for leaving no doubt about it.
– Raptors coach Jay Triano summed it up: "You go one through five: DeMar got outplayed by Joe Johnson, Jose got outplayed by Mike Bibby, Andrea got outplayed by Josh Smith, Sonny got outplayed by Marvin Williams, Joey got outplayed by Al Horford. Nobody could score and we couldn't stop those guys and that is why you have a 20-point game."
– The Hawks have won three in a row after the famous Wednesday meeting so they deserve to feel good about themselves. "What we have been doing these last three games is something special," Josh said.
– OK, maybe that's a bit much, but still. "We are going to have ups and downs all season," Marvin said. "I think sometimes other people panic more than we do. We just can't get too highs on the highs and too low on the lows. We started off 6-0, obviously we are going to hit some rough spots. The one thing about this team is we stay together."
– Smoove made all the right plays at the right times, effort and otherwise. He controlled the defensive boards, passed when he should have and (of course) helped make the Raptors jump shooters when the Hawks took control in the third quarter.
– "It just seemed like he was all over the floor," L.D. said. "When he plays like that and plays under control, he is such a force. His defensive game, he was all over the place, rebounding the basketball, helping defensively and talking. Just a super overall game."
– "He impacts the game in a great way," Al said. "For this team to take it to the next level, everybody has to be the same way."
– Back-to-back day games. An opponent that thrives in Sunday matinees (7-2 in its last nine). No problem: 11 of 20 field goals, seven assists and 27 points in the first quarter. "I was a little concerned with our energy, whether we would have our legs," Drew said. "We started the game with good intensity."
– You had the feeling the Hawks would dominate if they could limit Toronto's offensive rebounds, points in the paint and take care of the ball. They did all of that in the third quarter and were off to a comfortable W.
– Watching Marvin go for 17 points and 12 rebounds a day after he was good against the Knicks, i remembered he had a couple games like that in the first two weeks. Then he hurt his knee. Now he says he's moving better even if the pain is still there.
– "I am starting to get my confidence back in it," he said. "There are still some things that still bother me. Coach is doing a good job with slowing me down and letting me sit out in practice.
– After three straight games with no free-throw attempts and nine rebounds combined, Marvin took seven free throws and collected 20 rebounds in the last two. "I feel more explosive out there. When I first got it banged, I didn't feel explosive at all. These last couple games I've been getting to the line because I feel more comfortable pushing off. I still feel pain but I am starting to feel better each day."
– Joe made 6 of 12 field-goal attempts overall despite missing 4 of 5 threes. It's just the third time in his last 10 games he's shot at least 50 percent from the field. So of course his teammates ribbed him for getting just one rebound.
– "Well, I had 10 yesterday, so that makes up for it," Joe shot back.
– J.J. seemed more upbeat after this one. "Honestly, I don't worry about the misses," he said. "I am sure here soon I will get it back on track. As long as we keep winning, that's the main thing, but I will get it back."
– The Raptors are one of the best rebounding teams in the league with Reggie Evans. Not so much without him. "I think that was big," Josh said. "He's been a monster this year. He is one of my good friends. I hated that this had to happen to him, but I'm kind of happy I didn't have to play against him. He's a tough player."
– Toronto's defense, not so good to begin with, also suffered without Evans. But when the Hawks take care of the ball and share it they are tough for even good defensive teams to guard (see the Pacers). "When we play the right way, it's beautiful basketball," Smoove said.
– Keep beating up on the likes of the Raptors and they can buy time to figure out how to do it ugly against better teams.
– I'm out, Hawks fans.
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November 28th, 2010
6:21 pm
Well I tried
November 28th, 2010
6:23 pm
"What we have been doing these last three games is something special"
I hope they can keep that positive attitude going into December because December is going to be tough!
Dec 4: @ Miami , Dec 6: @ Orlando , Dec 10: @ Spurs , Dec 16: @ Celtics , Dec 20: Home Orlando , Dec 26: @ New Orleans, Dec 27: @ Bucks , Dec 31: @ Thunder
November 28th, 2010
6:29 pm
This was a good win for the Hawks. They are continuing to progress, and go in the right direction. If this team could get their hands on someone like Ramon Sessions a young PG who defends and can truly give Bibby rest and be able to defend the quicker pg's and another wing defender like jamario Moon the would make the hawks better defensivley. But as of now they are learning how to win and not to have as many lapses in energy and effort. If they continue to do this by the time they playoffs roll around this team will be a tough out in either round of the playoffs. So hawks keep maturing and learning how it takes total team effort and energy to compete night in and night out.
Also I noticed as long as Marvin is getting involved early in the game i.e. getting plays call for him from the very start he is more engaged and agressive and more focused, keep running plays for him early L.D.
November 28th, 2010
6:31 pm
It's been wonderful seeing the hawks go to the playoffs but lets' be real now we need a center inorder to make it pass the orlando majic other than that the hawks are just spinning there wheels!
November 28th, 2010
6:41 pm
Mo Evans and Jeff Teague for Wilson Chandler and Toney Douglas!
November 28th, 2010
7:26 pm
December's gonna be a huge test. Glad they blew the Raptors out. I expected nothing less with Evans out.
November 28th, 2010
7:37 pm
I was at the Hornets/Spurs game today and when the announcer called out the final score of the Falcons/Packers game they erupted with. I was the only soul in the NO Arena with the gall to cheer…Mr. Everything has my all-star vote this year, nice triple-double and 3 game win streak, now the tough part of part of the schedule begins. We have passed the early season road-test though. I must admit its impressive to have the best road record in the east seeing how awful we were on the road against good and mediocre teams.
November 28th, 2010
7:56 pm
Despite the 4 and 3gm losing streaks, we're 3rd in the East, behind Boston and Orlando @ 11-7. Last yr, we had only 19 road wins in 82gms. This yr we have 7 road wins in only 18gms.
November 28th, 2010
8:01 pm
How about Brandon Hayward for the center position.He can't get along with Rick Carile.I think he plays with Dallas.
November 28th, 2010
8:02 pm
Also Ken, we are back on a 50 win pace.
November 28th, 2010
8:07 pm
Brandon Hayward Fan
November 28th, 2010
8:01 pm
"How about Brandon Hayward for the center position.He can't get along with Rick Carile.I think he plays with Dallas."
You THINK he does, while you call yourself a fan of his? ROFL!
Do you even know what his salary is, and how we would acquire him?
November 28th, 2010
8:32 pm
D.of U.I.
How about Jason Haywood, he plays for the Braves, I think.
He's tall. Could he play the center position.
I don't think he gets along with Pete Carril either.
November 28th, 2010
8:34 pm
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November 28th, 2010
8:40 pm
How about having a "players only meeting" before a legit title contender. While a win is a win, these victories still don't prove anything towards the Hawks real issues, we all know that, stop kidding yourselves. Ken, that was the shortest post in your career. You can do better than that. December is coming up so you better get em in while you can. It's time to see what these Hawks are made of.
November 28th, 2010
8:43 pm
I Think Hayward would be a great pick up we need at least one seven that command playing time . When we look down the road, SIZE matters. I dont know the data but I am sure big men are being dicussed for a true play off run, its wide open.
November 28th, 2010
8:52 pm
If Marvin is aggressive and Teague can improve at all, this team will win a lot of games this year.
Our ENTIRE success is based upon whether Marvin attacks the basket. If he doesn't we will be done in the 1st or 2nd round. If he attacks, we can make it a series vs. Orlando (same as the last 2 years. Too bad the guy has been asleep his whole career, save for 6 or 7 games a year)
I think when he attacks, it makes the ASG look better for believing in this core
November 28th, 2010
8:53 pm
Hmmmm . . . last year after 18 games:
- Hawks were 13 – 5
* had only 5 road wins ( but wins @ Portland at full strength, and @ Boston )
* were #3 in the East . . one game behind Boston and Orlando, who were both 14 – 4
* 7 – 1 at home
* had fans flipping out because we had lost a bad game @ Detroit, leading to our 3rd loss in 4 games ( but was still 12 – 5 at the time )
* after the 18th game, we win 6 of our next 7 to push our record to 19 – 6.
It's nice to see some of the people who were freaking out over a 13 – 5 Hawks team that had beaten top level teams, be so calm about an 11 – 7 Hawks team that can't even beat one.
Hopefully the Hawks will keep winning to put everyone else at ease this year.
November 28th, 2010
9:14 pm
Obviously, when Josh is on it noticeably makes things better. Another not so noticeable but still quite important factor is that if Marvin can ever be more than just a tease, it will be instrumental in allowing the Hawks to gain some sort of consistency and not be a team that lives and dies by the streak so much.
November 28th, 2010
9:56 pm
The Hawks have enough talent to dominate almost every game IF they decide to play with intensity. When they don't you go from 6 and 0 to something way less. The last three games had intensity. GO HAWKS. Al Horford changed the Hawks with a winners attitude from the start and Josh Smith has unreal talent!. GO HAWKS!
November 28th, 2010
10:05 pm
NORTHCYDE-there's a big difference between a team that CAN'T defeat a team with a winning record, as you put it, and one that has yet to defeat a team with a winning record. At 19-6 after 25gms last yr, we were winning at a 76% rate, which would have given us 62 wins. However, we finished with 54 wins, which means we finished last season much like we've started this one.
We started last season with the same HC we'd had for the last 6yrs, the same OFF/DEF systems, as it were, approach, and the same starting lineup from the previous yr. This yr, although we have the same starting lineup and 10 or 12 players from last yrs active roster, the HC, OFF/DEF system, and almost everything else about the teams approach is different. Our ability to win on the road,. and win convincingly, is definitely an improvement.
Why not expect the Hawks to go through some inconsistency and adjustment problems, much like the Heat, Bulls and Bucks, especially the Heat?. Even with all of their talent and hype, they just followed the lead of Hawk players and called a players only meeting to deal with their inconsistency, losing and adjustment problems. Bottom line, regardless of where we are record wise compared to last yr, we're still in 3rd place in the East, just like we were last yr at this time, and at the end of last season.
November 28th, 2010
10:09 pm
11-1 against bad teams, 0-6 against good teams.
Nice win for the Hawks. I watched the game streaming on my computer while Falcons-Packers was on the TV. Too bad maybe five people in Atlanta watched this game today. Whoever makes the NBA schedule should be fired.
In fact, an even better idea occurred to me. Why doesn't the NBA start the season in January with the playoffs happening in August? Why have the first two months of the NBA season coincide with football, when they could start a couple of months later and have the NBA playoffs happen in August when there's nothing happening in the sports world other than the "dog days of August" baseball games?
Great game for Smoove, who continues to cement himself as the Hawks' MVP. Surely this won't stop people for continuing to try to blame him for the Hawks' problems and propose preposterous trades involving him.
Nice game for Marvin, but I'm over him. We've seen this movie before. He'll go off against a couple of soft teams like the Knicks and the Raptors, and then he will go the next 10 games without hitting double digits in any category. As far as I'm concerned, a game like this is just good for boosting his trade value. I'm still down for the Jamal+Marvin for Prince+Wallace+Wilcox trade. For all the talk of the Hawks capitalizing on Reggie Evans' absence, the Hawks barely out-rebounded this team after barely out-rebounding the Knicks yesterday. I still see nothing to convince me that they will go toe to toe with the teams they are going to face in the playoffs.
In any case, as little as this game means as far as the Hawks proving their worth as a playoff contender, it is still a win. If they can go close to undefeated against bad teams, at least they will make it back to the playoffs.
November 28th, 2010
10:14 pm
enjoyed watching the falcons and the hawks at the same time.
sick of seeing jamal/bibby on the foor at the same time.
sick of seeing joe suck.
Zaza is a sub par reserve pf
Mo Evans is solid
Larry Drew forcing Marvin's involvement in the offense has helped him
Al is looking phenomenal on the offensive end
November 28th, 2010
10:16 pm
i don't really care about the slow start. As long as we beat the teams we should beat and the team starts really clicking after the all star break we can hopefully ride that into the playoffs.
November 28th, 2010
10:33 pm
Ken S,
I think our December schedule will tell us a lot about these Hawks. Road games @Miami, @Orlando, @ San Antonio, @Milwaukee, @OKC, @Boston, and a home game against Orlando.
And I would not compare our adjustment to the Heat's adjustment. They have a bunch of new players (inlcuding one who needs the ball in LbJ), and we dont.
I know that our offense is different, but as Rick said, the motion offense is just one of our sets, so its not like we run the motion offense every single time down the court. We still run ISOs, pick and rolls etc.
There are some positives though. Road wins, high FG%, high assists among them. Hopefully we can keep building on our winning streak.
November 28th, 2010
11:01 pm
What I see…
I see a team that is working on the thing they were BAD at last year and forgot how to do the things they were GOOD at.
The Hawks know how to get-up for the BAD teams, how to win at HOME and run the ISO offense…….. Learning how to win on the ROAD, getting-up for EVERY TEAM, changing your OFFENSIVE IDENTITY is a lot to ask of any team.
The Bright side….
We have the best ROAD RECORD in the east and 11 WINS while JJ is strugglings……PLEASE SEE THE BRIGHT SIDE!
November 28th, 2010
11:07 pm
Is Pape Sy Marvin Jr. With his back ailment? Jeez…
November 28th, 2010
11:10 pm
Motion offense is run from a # of sets as well.
It also can be initiated from a pick & roll.
One can run a starter play then finish with motion principles.
Ball reversal is the key.
Making the defense guard both sides of the floor.
November 28th, 2010
11:52 pm
Basketball and the match up problems it brings is what makes basketball champions teams looking to compete for a title adressed as many problems they had in the off season boston got bigger and faster in some positions lakers added more to their weakness. regardless of the sideshow going on in miami. orlando didnt add help for howard .they to are finding it hard to blow out teams like last year .the bucks cant beat no team but atl. why, big inside quick at the point. ATL. cant live by the jumper alone .ATL big men lead and finish the fast break where are the guards. al& josh are going to need help from big men to advance in the play offs they will get there.most teams have changed personnel from last year.What happen last year is OLD NEWS, the future will be determined by injuries, and matchups that where we are behind the teams LA-BOSTON ORLANDO SAN ANTO.we still need a point and a sevenfooter to help against the monsters inside. then we can fully complain help didnt come this off season. I CANT BELIEVE TORONTO LET JACK GET AWAY FOR BAYLESS
November 28th, 2010
11:53 pm
The Pacers beat the Lakers in LA. Does that make the Hawks win (in Indy) a better win now????? LOL take that Kobe…
November 29th, 2010
12:14 am
"the one thing about this team is we stay together."
Is Marvin delusional?! Does he think the Wednesday meeting was a formality? His ATTITUDE is why I want him out of a Hawks uniform; he has no sense of urgency. The Hawks need to assign someone to permanently agitate him because he doesn't see the importance of being assertive/dominant on the court. TRADE HIM!!!
November 29th, 2010
12:19 am
Yeah, I'll promote Indiana to being a "good team" after that win.
10-1 against bad teams, 1-6 against good teams.
November 29th, 2010
12:20 am
I noticed that you were comparing the Hawks of last year to the Hawks of this year which is kinda unfair considering the fact that the JJ of last year is NOT the same JJ of this year nor is Jamal the same Jamal of last year..ALSO those MINOR loses we had on our mini losing streak were WITHOUT Marvin nor MO, and b4 you say 'Marvin who', WE HAD NO SF TO HELP OUT IN DEFENSE CONSIDERING HE PLAYS PRETTY GOOD DEFENSE..him and Mo!! AND FOR US TO STILL BE 3RD IN THE EAST WITH ONLY A FEW GAMES UNDER BOSTON AND ORLANDO IS REMARKABLE..WEITHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT!!!
November 29th, 2010
1:37 am
Lol Indy won in LAL and Collison didn't have a great game (he's been a bit worse this year than I thought he'd be) and Granger didn't go off either.
Hibbert is playing very well this year. Imagine having Hibbert and one of their PGs instead of Duck and Bibby …Oh yeah, we drafted Marvin over Granger too
November 29th, 2010
2:05 am
MsDee . . come on now.
I said before the season that I thought the Hawks had a good shot to be 14 – 4 after 18 games, due to the extremely "easy" road schedule and the winnable home games. We took care of business on the road, which is great, but faultered mightily at home for some reason.
We can't use the injury excuse to minor players, because half the teams we played in November had injured players that were more valuable to them, than Marvin and Mo are to us. We took advantage of them when they had players out, so some of those teams returned the favor when we had people out.
Next month it will be reverse. Our "easy" games are at home, while we play a pretty brutal road schedule.
If we can win these next 2 games to go 13 – 7, that should give us enough of a cushion to deal with the December road games, if we lose a good number of them.
But you and Ken should not be mistaken. November was by far the easiest part of our schedule. We had a golden chance to put up a very good record, and just couldn't do it for a variety of reasons.
November 29th, 2010
3:27 am
The issue about Josh is that he does not keep the same focus.
In some of our losses he was not playing focused and looked tired and disinterested (BOS when he was schooled by Garnett).
It's not rocket science to conclude that when Josh plays like this we either win or come close.
The problem is when he takes a game off on the boards, closing out on shooters, on man to man D and piles up bad turnovers and shots.
That's when we definitively lose and usually by a lot.
November 29th, 2010
3:47 am
Go Hocks!
November 29th, 2010
5:02 am
Ok again you say, "We can't use the injury excuse to minor players, because half the teams we played in November had injured players that were more valuable to them, than Marvin and Mo are to us. We took advantage of them when they had players out, so some of those teams returned the favor when we had people out."
U right but u act as if those loses were all blow-outs!! We only had 2 blowouts as of now, Bucks and Boston with 1 being with the Bucks with both Marvin and Mo out so dont act as if we were trash those games we lost. We lost between 4-7 pts. If I'm not mistaken, this is what the early part of the season is for, to make mistakes and correct them as we move along which we have as of late no matter WHO we play cause just like we are playing 'non-playoffs teams' so are Boston, Orlando, and New Orleans.
November 29th, 2010
5:08 am
@northcyde, and u keep talking about the hawks COULD HAVE had a record of 14-4 after 18 games?? Who cares after 18 games??? I ONLY care what our record looks like with 18 games remaining!! Again, like you said, we started out last year after 18 games with the record of 13-5, and look where that got us…TO A VERY TOUGH 7 GAME SERIES WITH THE BUCKS AND AN EMBARRASSING SERIES ENDING WITH ORLANDO IN THE 2ND ROUND. I'm not saying we will be 60+ wins this season, but be happy where we are now!! BE HAPPY IN THE PRESENT AND SEE WHERE IT TAKES US IN THE FUTURE!!
November 29th, 2010
8:09 am
I think focus is one area where Josh can do better, especially since he sets the tone for the team. If other players are struggling, Josh tends to hang his head, and pout. We need "KG like" intensity from him.
November 29th, 2010
8:11 am
"no matter WHO we play cause just like we are playing 'non-playoffs teams' so are Boston, Orlando, and New Orleans." MsDee .
Actually, the Hawks do not have any wins against teams that made the playoffs last year. Not one. Our only good win so far is against the Pacers.
Boston has wins against Miami (twice), Milwaukee, Chicago, ATL and OKC.
New Orleans has wins against Milwaukee, Spurs, Denver, Houston, Miami, Portland, Dallas.
Orlando has wins against ATL, Phoenix and Miami (and the Pacers).
So far, everytime we play a playoff team, we lose.
November 29th, 2010
8:26 am
Nothcyde,"extremely easy schedule" IN THE NBA? What planet do you live on? There's no easy out in the NBA. Hell, N.O. was on like a 12 game winning streak, and got beat by the freakin Clippers, for crying out loud. The Pacers beat the Lakers in LA last night. These are PROFESSIONAL players. Remember that. And btw, I'd rather start off slow, while using a different offense, different rotations, etc.. than fading late with worn out starters, like we did for 3 straight years under your boy Woodrow. And 3rd place is 3rd place. The Hawks dont make the schedule, they just play who's on it.
November 29th, 2010
8:47 am
"Hawks wont win without a center", but Milwaukee's 6-10 with A 7FTR and a GOOD PG. lol! Whatever. lol!
November 29th, 2010
8:48 am
Proof positive that it's all in chemistry and buying into the system. When they try their best, play with energy and work hard they win. When they don't, they lose. It's all in giving 100% professional effort and not pointing fingers.
A solid effort against quality teams in December will prove to the "easy schedule" crowd it ain't who we play, but HOW we play the game.
November 29th, 2010
8:49 am
Obrien, key word being, "so far".
November 29th, 2010
8:51 am
MIA and ORL will give the Hawks another chance to shine this week. Let's hope they play hard, they play together and they play their game so we can really see what we have.
November 29th, 2010
9:23 am
Great posts, McDee. Any team can beat any team on any given night.
Hell, we beat the Lakers IN L.A. in the season we won 13 games. We beat the Spurs at home in 07 when we sucked.
Would just be nice to start beating good teams.
Gotta keep winning – don't let up
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- Clinical Interesta: Pediatric Urology-hypospadias, undescended testes, vesicoureteral reflux, urethral valves, hydronephrosis, bladder exstrophy/epispadias, disorders of sexual differentiation (DSD), neurogenic bladder (spina bifida),
Dr. Robert M. Weiss received his undergraduate degree from Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and his M.D. Degree from the State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center. He is a Board Certified Urologist. He is dedicated to improving the care of children. He is compassionate, people-oriented, and dedicated to to improving the doctor-patient relationship. Dr. Weiss has served as Chief of the Section of Urology at the Yale University School of Medicine/Yale New Haven Hospital, as Interim Chairman of the Department of Surgery at the Yale University School of Medicine from 1999-2001and as an Adjunct Professor of Pharmacology at the Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Weiss' research interests have dealt with Age Dependent Factors in Ureteral-Vesical Function and the use of nanoparticles for delivering drugs to the bladder. Dr Weiss has been awarded grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and was the first urologist to receive an NIH Merit Award. He received received a "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the Urodynamic Society, in recognition of significant contributions and leadership in the field of Neurourology. He has served as a permanent member of an NIH study section and as a member of an Advisory Panel to the United States Pharmacopeia and to the National Formulary. Dr. Weiss is a fellow of both the American College of Surgeons and the American Academy of Pediatrics. He is a member of the American Association of Genito-Urinary Surgeons, the Clinical Society of Genito Urinary Surgeons, and the American Surgical Association. Dr Weiss has served as a Trustee of the American Board of Urology and as Associate Editor of the Investigative Urology Section of the Journal of Urology and Section Editor of Neurourology and Urodynamics. Dr. Weiss has lectured nationally and internationally and has contributed over 300 publications to the scientific literature. Dr. Weiss is a passionate New York Jets fan and season ticket holder since before he was a surgeon.
International Activity
Société Internationale D'Urologie
International Society for Dynamics of the Upper Urinary Tract
Canadian Urological Association
International Continence Society
Education & Training
- SUNY Downstate Medical Center (1960)
- Intern
- Bellevue Hospital, New York, NY, Second (Cornell) Medical Division, (1960 - 1961)
- Resident
- Beth Israel Hospital, New York, NY, General Surgery (1961 - 1962)
- Resident
- Squier Urological Clinic/Presbyterian Hospital, New York, NY, Urology (1963 - 1964)
- Visiting Fellow
- Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, NY, Urology/Pharmacology (1964 - 1965)
- Fellow
- Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, Urology (1965 - 1967)
- Board Certification
- Urology, Board Certified (1970)
Honors & Recognition
- Mathematics Honors
Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA (1954)
- Mathematics Honors
Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA (1955)
- Phi Beta Kappa
Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA (1956)
- Magna Cum Laude
Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA (1957)
- Honorable Mention at Annual Prize Essay Contest
Meeting of the New York Section of the American Urological Association (1967)
- Sigma Xi
Yale University, New Haven, CT (1970)
- Second Prize, Exhibition on New Instruments, Procedures and Apparatus
66th Annual Meeting, American Urological Association (1971)
- Master of Arts, Honoris Causa
Yale University, New Haven, CT (1976)
- "Lifetime Achievement Award", in recognition of significant contributions and leadership in the field of Neurology
Urodynamic Society (1990)
- NIH Merit Award
National Institute of Health (1991)
Professional Service
- American Board of Urology (01/01/1998 - 12/31/2004)


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Enyim.Log4netAdapter mismatch
I have noticed an issue with the log4NetAdapter that is bundled with the zip package from the getting started page.
There seems to be a discrepancy between the packages available on nuget.org and the zipped package.
The assembly: Enyim.Caching.Log4NetAdapter (version 184.108.40.206) supplied in the zip package (Available at: http://packages.couchbase.com/clients/net/1.2/Couchbase-Net-Client-1.2.7...) is built against Enyim.Caching version 188.8.131.52 although version 18.104.22.168 is supplied in the package.
The same assembly supplied by nuget.org is built against Enyim.Caching version 126.96.36.199
I am able to use logging only if I retrieve it via nuget. Using the zipped package available for download always results in a TypeInitializationEnxception.
If I am doing something wrong please let me know. Also please let me know if I need to supply any more details.
Pieter Prinsloo
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I am still seeing an issue in 1.2.9 this as well. Here is the output from IL DASM. you'll notice it's still referencing 1.2.7 for Enyim.Caching
// Metadata version: v4.0.30319
.assembly extern mscorlib
.publickeytoken = (B7 7A 5C 56 19 34 E0 89 ) // .z\V.4..
.ver 4:0:0:0
.assembly extern Enyim.Caching
.publickeytoken = (05 E9 C6 B5 A9 EC 94 C2 )
.ver 1:2:7:0
.assembly extern log4net
.publickeytoken = (66 9E 0D DF 0B B1 AA 2A ) // f......*
.ver 1:2:11:0
.assembly Enyim.Caching.Log4NetAdapter
.custom instance void [mscorlib]System.Reflection.AssemblyTitleAttribute::.ctor(string) = ( 01 00 18 43 6F 75 63 68 62 61 73 65 2E 4C 6F 67 // ...Couchbase.Log
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It looks like you found a packaging issue, I have logged it into our JIRA:
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YPSILANTI, MICH. - Redshirt sophomore Brooke Pleger set a personal best with a toss of 59-feet-8.25 in the weight throw to take first place as the Bowling Green indoor track and field team opened the season Friday evening at the Eagle Holiday Meet, hosted by Eastern Michigan.
Pleger, whose throw was better than any throw by a BGSU student-athlete a year ago, bettered her personal best by almost six feet. Backing her up, Nicolette Johnson finished third with a personal best toss of 50-8. Kayla Velasquez and Shana Flanary, both throwing for the first time in their collegiate careers, finished fourth and fifth with throws of 50-0 and 48-6.75 respectively.
"Brooke set a PR and had a pretty competitive mark, especially for December," BGSU second-year track and field coach Lou Snelling said. "Really, that group as a whole threw pretty well."
Beyond the weight throw, the Falcons got experience in a number of other events, seeing many of the younger members of the team competing for the first time. As a team, the Falcons finished in fourth place with 29 points, edging Oakland, which ended with 28.5. Eastern Michigan won the meet with 189.5 points.
Freshmen Demetra Taylor and Taylor Rambo combined with seniors Felicia Jefferson and Allison Weimer to place third in the 1600 relay with a time of 3:58.04. Taylor also played sixth in the 60 hurdles with a time of 9.19. Junior Allorian Horne ended seventh in the 200 with a time of 26.02.
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Bowling Green will be off for more than a month before hosting the BGSU Opener Jan. 12. From there, the Falcons will compete almost weekly through the end of the indoor season.


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Spring 2013 Human Rights Course Offerings
The following is a list of the CLAS and Law School human rights classes that will be offered in Spring 2013. Take note: (1) HIST 5195/HRTS 5899 is taught by our visiting Gladstein professor, Carol Anderson, and (2) LAW 7878 is one of the core course for the grad certificate in human rights, all other courses listed are electives.
ANTH 5391: Human Rights in a Diverse World
Tu 12:30 - 3:15 pm
The first decade of the 21st century has seen important growth in anthropological research on human rights. Beyond the concern with cultural relativism with which the discipline has heretofore been associated, anthropologists today study a range of issues concerning the cross-culturally diverse social processes wherein rights consciousness spreads and rights claims are forwarded. These issues include: the interdependence of human rights; the relationship between human rights and economic and cultural globalization; the plurality of human rights approaches and how these relate to law; media and the politics of human rights representation; human rights' significance for social movements and transnational activist network formation.
GERM 6480: World Literature and Human Rights After 9/11
Cross-Listed with CLCS 5318
Mo 4:00 - 6:45 pm
This seminar explores the relationship between literature and human rights discourse in a comparative and historical fashion. While the focus will be on a variety of literary texts, the questions we ask will be of a general, phenomenological nature. We will investigate the engagement of literary texts with human rights discourse by considering how they might serve as "ethical laboratories" (Ricoeur), how literature might operate as a dynamic force in the political struggle for human rights, and how literary texts might appear as agents of resistance, opposition, and subversion in authoritarian contexts. How can literary texts exert political force? What are the political implications of literature's power to imagine counterfactuals? How is reading related to critical thinking? In addition to examining selected literary works in their historical contexts, we will also discuss the transhistorical power of literature insofar as literature often survives its immediate historical context and speaks to audiences beyond the limitations of time and space.
HIST 5195: Human Rights and American Exceptionalism
Cross-Listed with HRTS 5899
*Anderson (because Professor Carol Anderson is the visiting Gladstein Professor, she is not yet in peoplesoft and thus the class is listed as "staff")
Tu 1:00 - 4:00 pm
This research seminar will provide students the opportunity to produce a significant written work, either a chapter in their dissertation or a major conference paper, on the factors shaping the U.S. response in the 20th century to human rights, domestically and globally. The course will explore foundational readings in American exceptionalism, the uses and misuses of human rights in U.S. foreign policy, the underlying reasons why the United States has been resistant to human rights in its domestic policies, and the ways that race, class, gender, and difference influence both the body politic and U.S. decisionmakers.
POLS 5010: Africana Dialogues
Cross-Listed with WGSS 5398
Tu 4:00 - 6:30 pm
This course explores how ideas of "Africa" and the "West" are historically situated within political imaginaries, theories, and practice. By centering the intellectual tradition of Africana Studies, the course recasts disciplinary constructions of Africa within the interdisciplinary field formations of Area and Diaspora Studies, Critical Ethnic Studies, Cultural Studies, Feminist Studies, and Global Politics. Central to the course is the examination of transnational knowledge economies, which have simultaneously over and under represented Africa within contemporary U.S. and international politics. The course is designed for students who already have interests in Africa and the Diaspora, and for students interested in critical geopolitics, postcolonial theory, configurations of race, gender and sexuality, and popular culture.
SOCI 6605: Advanced Courses in Sociology/Readings in Human Rights
We 12:00 - 2:45 pm
This course offers a sociological perspective on human rights, with a specific emphasis on power inequalities, and people's struggles, successes and losses as they attempt to claim human rights. We will examine diverse human rights struggles across the world in order to understand how people have understood and claimed human rights differently as they built lives of human dignity. We will pay particular attention to human rights struggles within the US, India, and South Africa. We will read selections from the rapidly growing corpus of writings in these countries to extend our understanding of political, civil, economic, social and cultural human rights frames, claims, conflicts, and relative successes in a globally connected world.
Objectives: Develop a critical understanding of diverse current sociological literature on human rights. Develop a publishable quality paper on human rights.
LAW 7838: Constitutional Law, Advance: Individual Rights
We 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
This course exposes students to a broad array of materials and issues that bear directly on the nature and scope of individual liberty. The course begins by examining the conflicting demands of justice and neutrality as guiding principles for constitutional interpretation within the Fundamental Rights Debate. Through the study of case law relating to privacy, substantive due process, and equal protection, the courses examines the outer limits of the law, the history and development of legal theory, and its potential application to cutting edge issues. Issues of consent, bodily integrity, choice regarding intimate associations, gender, sexuality, racial classifications and privacy in the age of digital technology are viewed in light of past and future trends. Prerequisite: Constitutional Law, An Introduction (540).
LAW 7872: Comparative Law: Latin American Law
We 3:30 - 6:30 pm
The course deals with constitutional law as well as with specific areas of private law, such as civil law, civil procedure, and business law. It first introduces the civil law tradition, as well as Latin American legal history. The discussion then shifts to constitutional law: to the notion of constitutionalism, to basic principles, to the vindication of rights, and to second and third generation entitlements. Thereafter the focus will be on civil law--i.e., civil codes, interpretation, codified sexism, and civil remedies--and on civil procedure--specifically on the conception of procedure in the region, on procedural guaranties, and on collective actions. The class closes with an exploration of corporate law south of the border.
LAW 7878: International Human Rights
Mo We 9:00 - 10:30 am
This course analyzes the essence of human rights in comparison with other rights of citizens. Human rights shall be considered from the viewpoint of international regulation (the United Nations Charter, Universal Declaration of Human Rights), regulation in different parts of the world and in different countries (United States of America, western European countries, Russia and eastern European countries). Concrete cases of human rights violations and concrete means of protecting human rights will be discussed.
LAW 7883: Human Rights and Post Conflict Justice
We 2:00 - 5:00 pm
The aim of this course is to examine the law and politics of post-conflict justice institutions, from the Nuremberg Trials to truth commissions to the International Criminal Court. How do domestic and international institutions deal with past human rights violations and provide justice and adequate redress for victims? We begin by examining how the Nuremberg trials established the categories of crimes against humanity and individual criminal responsibility in international law. During the Cold War, these advances in international justice were frozen as many successor governments passed amnesty laws in the wake of internal armed conflicts. In the absence of retributive justice, new institutions such as truth commissions were established to promote reconciliation and to provide an official account of the violations of the past. We evaluate the efforts of truth and reconciliation commissions in South Africa and Latin America to document the violations of the authoritarian era. In the 1990s, new international tribunals were established and we examine the politics and case law of UN-sponsored International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia, as well as hybrid tribunals such as the Special Court for Sierra Leone. Finally, we end with a discussion of the work of the International Criminal Court, established by international treaty in 2002.