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Returning to School After Cancer [1]
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- Although going back to school may be exciting, it may also be physically and emotionally challenging. Take it easy the first few weeks.
- Consider meeting with student affairs and academic advisors to review your progress toward a degree and learn about resources to help during your transition.
- Keep your school health care team up to date with your medical history so they can assist with any follow-up care needs.
If you took time off from school during cancer treatment, consider these strategies to ease your transition back.
Communicate with the student affairs office and academic advisors
Before you return, meet with school advisors to discuss your transition. Most colleges and universities have an office of student affairs that oversees issues related to student life. Advisors in this office can help coordinate your return to school and explore available health, financial aid, and career planning resources. It is also important to meet with an academic advisor to discuss your course choices and progress toward your degree.
The following are some topics to consider discussing with student affairs and academic advisors:
- The possibility of taking a reduced course load
- Attendance issues, especially if you will have continuing doctors' appointments
- The availability of services and accommodations for students with disabilities, if applicable
- The availability of student health services and student health insurance
Communicate with the student health center
In addition, schedule a meeting with the medical staff in the student health center to discuss your cancer treatment, current health status, and expected needs for follow-up care. Most student health centers will want to do everything they can to help with your transition back to school. And they will appreciate being kept up to date on your medical condition.
Consider discussing the following topics with the student health center medical staff:
- Your medical history, including the specific diagnosis and treatment
- Your current health status and follow-up care needs, including current medications, upcoming appointments or tests, and your oncologist's contact information
- How to coordinate your care between the student health center staff and your oncologist
- How to inform your teachers about any special needs you may have in the classroom as a result of your medical condition
Learn more about managing your health after cancer [3] and keeping a personal medical record [4].
Address any learning and classroom difficulties
Some students may experience new academic challenges when returning to school. Although rare, some types of cancer and cancer treatment can cause learning problems, such as difficulties with concentration, memory, reading comprehension, or handwriting. Some of these problems may be temporary, but some may be long term. Learn about ways to manage thinking and learning problems [5].
Many people do not experience learning problems after cancer treatment, but if you have trouble, ask for help. Talk openly with your health care team about any challenges you are having and ask for advice on how to cope. Your doctor can also help you work with your school to obtain services or accommodations if you have a learning disability. Federal laws, including the Americans With Disabilities Act [6], allow students with disabilities to receive special accommodations, which may include extended time to complete tests, audio textbooks, free tutoring, or modified housing. To receive these accommodations, the student must first make a request, and all disabilities must be documented by a medical professional.
It's your decision whether you choose to talk with your instructors about your cancer experience. You may not be comfortable talking about the details and may not feel that it is relevant to your academic performance. However, if you decide to tell your instructors about your cancer experience, they may be able to help you informally by allowing you extra time to complete assignments or providing you copies of their lecture notes. If you are requesting formal accommodations or disability services, your instructors will be informed by the school of any relevant details about your disability.
Tips on making the adjustment
It is natural to want to jump right in and get back to your normal schedule, but going back to school can be physically and emotionally tiring. Take it easy for a while, and don't overdo things; your health is still the most important priority. Here are some recommendations for making a smooth adjustment back to school:
- Get in touch with a few of your friends from school, and ask them to fill you in on any changes on campus.
- Think about visiting school before going back full time or part time. For example, attend a few social events, such as parties or sports games, or spend some time on campus just hanging out with your friends.
- Ask a friend to meet you on campus the first few days to give you emotional support.
- Be prepared for questions about your cancer experience and know what you are going to say.
- Be prepared for insensitive comments or questions, and try not to take them personally.
- Consider joining a support group [7] for young adults with cancer who may share similar experiences.
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1) I read about how the Dalai Lama has a twitter account, on a blog I follow called iLibrarian.
2) I looked at the Dalai Lama's twitter account, noticed there were approximately 13,000 followers (usually a good sign of legitimacy), and read a couple of tweets about freeing Tibet and trying to reach a younger audience. Sounded possible and interesting, so I propagated the information with a tweet of my own.
3) Turns out it was an impostor: The real Dalai Lama contacted twitter admin, who swiftly took the site down. (The original is not there any more now -- you can check.)
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So over the past few days I've been pondering this chain of events, and it's no comfort at all to think about those other 13,000 suckers (they'd probably say they knew he was a fake all along), and that the whole situation has been corrected now. In the classroom, I'm regularly responsible for showing students how NOT to do exactly what I just did -- make the mistake of assuming everything online is true. Oh, the irony.
The fact is, usually I'm pretty savvy about this sort of thing. (I mean, the sheer INDECENCY of pretending to be the Dalai Lama on the internet is appalling, right? Is nothing sacred, literally?) But really, nobody's immune from being fooled. It happens to librarians, even the most earnest & well-meaning ones. Maybe this is the hardest information literacy lesson of all...


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Bishop Luers got over top-ranked Indianapolis Ritter's rally for a 40-28 win Friday at Lucas Oil Stadium to secure its fourth straight Class 2A state football championship.
The Knights (11-4) became the first 2A school and third overall to accomplish the rare four-peat achievement.
Luers led 27-0 in the first half, but watch as Ritter (14-1) kept chipping and chipping away at the lead and grabbed the momentum in the fourth.
After Luers star senior running back Jaylon Smith was called for a rare hurdling penalty for jumping over a defender in the fourth quarter, the comeback appeared to be getting closer to completion for the Raiders.
After Smith's heroics for a first down were foiled by the officials' call on one of the most athletic plays for a high school athlete, the Raiders cut the lead to 27-21 on Jake Hagen's punt return for a touchdown, the third of his four touchdowns.
"It was demoralizing," Smith said of the penalty. "Once they told me it was illegal, I was like man.
"I was kind of defenseless, and I had to do something. It was a great move."
But it was nothing for a team that has dealt with the firing of coach Matt Lindsay at midseason, a forfeit loss and two interim coaches.
"We have been dealing with adversity all year," senior defensive back Kendrick Mullen said. "We know how to bounce back through tough times like that when they went on the scoring spree in the second half."
Luers drove down the field and answered the Ritter score with one of its own on a TyVel Jemison run to make it 33-21.
The Raiders got to within 33-28 in the fourth but couldn't get any closer.
"It feels real good to come out on top," said Luers senior receiver Mike Rogers, who had a touchdown catch. "We knew the game wasn't over. We just had to get the fire back like we had in the first half."
Ritter junior quarterback Jake Purichia kept the Raiders in the game with 238 yards passing and three touchdowns.
Hagen finished with nine catches for 138 yards and three touchdowns receiving.
"(Ritter) is an excellent ballclub, and we blew a couple of coverages," Luers interim coach Steve Keefer said. "They took advantage of it. We stepped up. I called them together in the fourth quarter and said the seniors had to lead now."
The Luers' defense rose to the occasion when it needed to.
"We just had some miscommunication in the defensive secondary," Luers senior Jemison said. "That hasn't happened in a while. We got together as seniors, and we wanted that four-peat real bad, and we decided to get it."
Luers looked as though it would make the title game a rout with the early four-touchdown lead.
Quarterback Quinn Cook was 8 for 8 passing in the first half, including the touchdown pass to Rogers to make it 14-0. Touchdown runs by Jaquale Cooper and Smith made it 27-0.
"We were getting the push up front, and when we get that we have a good chance of getting some scores up," running back Mike Rogers said.
The Knights opened up the second half with a missed field goal, a defensive pass interference penalty and then another Hagen touchdown catch and suddenly it was 27-14.
Then the Raiders got an onside kick and another pass interference penalty, but held on fourth down before Smith's hurdling penalty.
"That third quarter was pretty rough," Smith said. "We were gassed, and we just had to persevere, and it all started with the seniors."


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Myles Cooper and Alexis Penney are making San Francisco ground zero for gay pop creativity
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Alexis Penney (left) and Myles Cooper (right): new gay pop iconsPHOTOS BY MATTHEW REAMER
MUSIC The Aunt Charlie's in the video for Myles Cooper's song "Gonna Find Boyfriends Today" is a massive tree with a vagina dentata doorway where cupcakes, eggs, top-hatted Mr. Peanuts and white-gloved strawberries dance, while Muppets sing a chorus. Nestled in the tenderest spot of the city's loins, just off Market Street, the Aunt Charlie's of San Francisco is a different place, but not really. One night a week, it's the site of High Fantasy, a club hosted by Cooper and Alexis Penney that — as Cooper says — "belongs to the fantasies of those who come and need to imagine and party."
Aunt Charlie's is also one nexus of a mini-movement of sorts of truly new gay pop music in 2010. Witty, both ironic and utterly sincere, and catchier than any mega-production you might hear on the radio, Cooper's bedroom reggaeton — or, to use his phrase, digital dancehall — debut single is one of its anthems. "I made a YouTube video to remember the song when I wrote it," he explains, when asked about "Gonna Find Boyfriends Today"'s genesis. "I still have it. I was on Ambien late at night. The writing took like 30 seconds, but coming up with the chord changes and sound was more cognitive. I was listening to 'Supermodel,' the Rupaul song, and the first line is ripped off from it."
Decked out in gonzo cartoon cover art by Skye Thorstenson, who made the song's video, "Gonna Find Boyfriends Today" has just been released as a 7-inch single by Transparent in England, where the fabled weekly New Musical Express recently placed Cooper ninth on a list of "The 50 Most Fearless People in Music," one spot below Lady Gaga. Tonight, the fearless man with the brush cut and Mr. Rogers attire is camped out a table at Aunt Charlie's, where DJ Bus Station John is prepping for his weekly night, Tubesteak Connection. "Bus Station, where is my boyfriend tonight?," a regular calls out from the bar. "Oh, she's around," John answers.
Cooper is about to go on a summer trip to Chicago, then Africa, then Chicago again. Two nights before, at High Fantasy, a chorus of four performers serenaded him with Toto's "Africa." "I felt like somebody cared," he says, with characteristic low-key geniality. Many people travel to Africa, but not many make music videos with close relatives during the trip — that's Cooper's goal. "I'm writing a song, an anthem called 'You've Got to Love Your Family'," he says. "I don't always get along with my family, and I feel like this is a test. It'll be funny to do the video with them lip-syncing the song. We'll be on safari, and it'll capture my family's funny interaction with me. My mom never wants to be on camera."
It's this kind of true directness and simple originality that likely inspired NME to deem Cooper one of the 10 most fearless musicians on the globe. His surface appearance of intense normalcy is paired with wild creativity. "I got these shoes because they kind of remind me of a Noe Valley 50-year-old in a way that's sexy to me," he says, pointing down to his feet. "My fashion choices are perverse and I like to be in costume." At High Fantasy, that costume might include a glitter-encrusted Bart Simpson T-shirt with Tupac tattooed on Bart's stomach. At a Lilith Fair-inspired drag night he once put on at The Stud, his look included "a flannel skirt and a dolphin airbrushed on my ankle and and really ugly Doc Marten sandals and a tie-dyed shirt and gross curly wig."
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BROOKLYN -- Duke's Mason Plumlee was selected with the No. 22 overall pick in the first round by the Brooklyn Nets in Thursday's NBA Draft, while Ryan Kelly was taken in the second round (No. 48) by the Los Angeles Lakers. Duke has now had two or more players selected in the NBA Draft 15 times under Mike Krzyzewski.
"I am really excited to join the Brooklyn Nets," said Plumlee. "I have worked hard to get to this spot and it is rewarding to be selected in the first round of the NBA Draft. I am eager to get to Brooklyn to meet my new teammates and coaches. Duke and Coach K were instrumental in helping me get to this position. Many of lessons I learned in Durham will help me continue to grow and develop during the next phase of my basketball journey.
Plumlee, a consensus second team All-America honoree in 2013, averaged 17.1 points, 10.0 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 1.4 blocks per game, while shooting 59.9 percent from the field, as a senior. The Warsaw, Ind., native recorded 18 double-doubles en route to becoming just the second Blue Devil to average a double-double for the season under Coach K. Plumlee also scored in double figures in 33 contests, including nine 20-point efforts and a pair of 30-point outings last season.
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A client wanted a new gate and also an existing gate modified to contain their cat. It's a zero lot line home in a gated community and they want to be able to let the cat out without losing it.
Their idea was a new gate just like the old one with expanded metal put on them so the cat couldn't get out. I explained to them that cats can climb expanded metal and suggested welding in extra pickets instead. They agreed.
Here's a picture of the existing gate after I welded in the new pickets. ( I used pre-primed three quarter tubing from King since I wasn't going to have to powdercoat because their painter was going to paint the gates).
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I hate straight lines in gates
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Here's the new gate.
The client loves it.
I had to explain that the only thing I hate more than the color black on an ornamental gate is straight lines in the gate.
They're going to get with the painter and paint the gates something besides black, people got taste.
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New gate looks great! Nice to see other metal guys not allow their clients to make horrible design mistakes.
I also get my tubing from King. (dallas) Where you at ?
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It's a great use of very small space -- you really couldn't put
much in there, but the half-circles seem to just do the trick.
Can't the cats get out by squeezing underneath?
Nice job on that.Jim Young
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nice gate
That's a great looking gate. This is one case of a weldor being much more that just a 'joiner of metals' but a designer with an eye (and brain) for somthing more than just function. But......
Why didn't they just put the stupid cat on a leash?
My cat wears a shock collar and gets zapped if he climbs the fence.
The gate looks great. Especially the one you designed.Jack Olsen
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Launch Vehicle: Delta II 7925H-9.5
Launch Site: Launch Pad 17B at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., USA
NASA Center: Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Marshall Space Flight Center
Spacecraft Mass: 507.9 kg
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) Mercury Dual Imaging System; 2) Gamma-Ray and Neutron Spectrometer; 3) X-Ray Spectrometer; 4) Magnetometer; 5) Mercury Laser Altimeter; 6) Mercury Atmospheric and Surface Composition Spectrometer; and 7) Energetic Particle and Plasma Spectrometer
Spacecraft Dimensions: Main spacecraft body is 1.42 m (56 inches) tall, 1.85 m (73 inches) wide, and 1.27 m (50 inches) deep
Spacecraft Power: Two body-mounted gallium arsenide solar panels; nickel-hydrogen battery
Maximum Power: 640 watts
Maximum Data Rate: 104 kilobits per second
Total Cost: About $446 million (including spacecraft and instrument development, launch vehicle, mission operations and data analysis).
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MESSENGER is a scientific investigation of Mercury, the least explored of the terrestrial rocky planets that also include Venus, Earth and Mars. Understanding Mercury and how it formed is critical to better understanding the conditions on and evolution of the inner planets. The project takes advantage of clever mission designs, tougher lightweight materials and miniature technologies all developed in the three decades since Mariner 10 flew past Mercury. The compact orbiter, fortified against the searing conditions near the Sun, will investigate key questions about Mercury's characteristics and environment with a set of seven scientific instruments.
MESSENGER matched Mercury's orbit with a series of flybys of Earth, Venus and Mercury, using gravity to adjust its path each time. Three Mercury flybys, which included photographing and measurements of the planet's previously unseen side, provided information critical to the planning and carrying out of the orbital study of the innermost planet.
MESSENGER lifted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., on a three-stage Boeing Delta II expendable launch vehicle on August 3, 2004.
On Aug. 2, 2005, MESSENGER flew past Earth at a distance of 2,348 kilometers (1,459 miles), using our planet's gravity to redirect itself toward Venus. The flyby also allowed mission controllers to calibrate part of MESSENGER's science payload.
MESSENGER's path to Mercury took it past Venus twice. The spacecraft used the tug of Venus' gravity to resize and rotate its trajectory closer to Mercury's orbit. On Oct. 24, 2006, MESSENGER flew past Venus at a distance of about 2,987 kilometers (1,856 miles), reducing its orbit's perihelion and aphelion (minimum and maximum distance from the Sun) and increasing the orbit inclination - the tilt angle relative to Earth's orbit around the Sun. The approaching spacecraft viewed a brightly sunlit Venus. The departure view was mostly dark .
The spacecraft's second Venus flyby was on June 5, 2007 at a distance of 338 kilometers (210 miles), moving a little closer to the farthest point in Mercury's orbit. This pass increased the inclination of MESSENGER's orbit to match that of Mercury.
Aside from course corrections, the flybys gave MESSENGER engineers and scientists a chance to check out the instruments and practice observing techniques for the three Mercury flybys.
Three 200-kilometer (124-mile) minimum-altitude Mercury flybys, each followed about two months later by a course-correction maneuver, put MESSENGER in position to enter Mercury orbit in mid March 2011. MESSENGER will map nearly the entire planet in color, image most of the areas unseen by Mariner 10, and measure the composition of the surface, atmosphere and magnetosphere. It will be the first new data from Mercury in more than 30 years - and invaluable for planning MESSENGER's yearlong orbital mission.
For one year MESSENGER will operate in a highly elliptical (egg-shaped) orbit around Mercury, 200 kilometers (124 miles) above the surface at the closest point and 15,193 kilometers (9,420 miles) at the farthest. The plane of the orbit is inclined 80 degrees to Mercury's equator, and the low point in the orbit comes at 60 degrees north latitude. MESSENGER will orbit Mercury twice every 24 hours; for eight of those hours it will be oriented for sending data to Earth.
Orbit insertion occurs on March 18, 2011. Using 30 percent of its propellant, MESSENGER will fire its large thruster and slow down by just about 0.9 kilometers (about a half mile) per second, coming to a virtual stop relative to Mercury. The first orbit insertion maneuver (lasting about 14 minutes) places the spacecraft into a stable orbit; it also sets up a much shorter "cleanup" maneuver two days later near the orbit's lowest point.
MESSENGER's 12-month orbit covers two Mercury solar days; one Mercury solar day, from noon to noon, is equal to 176 Earth days. MESSENGER will obtain global mapping data from the different instruments during the first day and focus on targeted science investigations during the second. While MESSENGER circles Mercury, solar gravity and radiation will slowly and slightly change the spacecraft's orbit. Once every Mercury year (or 88 Earth days) MESSENGER will carry out a pair of maneuvers to reset the orbit to its original size and shape.
After Mariner 10's visits to Mercury the space science and engineering communities yearned for a longer and more detailed look at the innermost planet - but that closer look, ideally from orbit, presented formidable technical obstacles. A Mercury orbiter would have to be tough, with enough protection to withstand searing sunlight and roasting heat bouncing back from the planet below. The spacecraft would need to be lightweight, since most of its mass would be fuel to fire its rockets and slow the spacecraft down enough for Mercury's gravity to capture it. And it would have to be compact enough to lift off on a conventional and cost-effective rocket.
MESSENGER spacecraft tackles each of these challenges. A ceramic-fabric sunshade, heat radiators and a mission design that limits time over the planet's hottest regions protect MESSENGER without expensive and impractical cooling systems. The spacecraft's graphite composite structure - strong, lightweight and heat tolerant - is integrated with a low-mass propulsion system that efficiently stores and distributes the approximately 600 kilograms (1,323 pounds) of propellant that accounts for 55 percent of MESSENGER's total launch weight.
To fit behind the 8-foot by 6-foot sunshade MESSENGER's wiring, electronics, systems and instruments are packed into a small frame that could fit inside a large sport utility vehicle. And the entire spacecraft is light enough to launch on a Delta II rocket, the largest launch vehicle allowed under NASA's Discovery Program of lower-cost space science missions.
While orbiting Mercury, MESSENGER will "feel" significantly hotter than spacecraft that orbit Earth. This is because Mercury's elongated orbit swings the planet to within 46 million kilometers (29 million miles) of the Sun, or about two-thirds closer to the Sun than Earth. The Sun also shines up to 11 times brighter at Mercury than we see from our own planet.
MESSENGER's first line of thermal defense is a heat-resistant and highly reflective sunshade, fixed on a titanium frame to the front of the spacecraft. Measuring about 2.5 meters (8 feet) tall and 2 meters (6 feet) across, the thin shade has front and back layers of Nextel ceramic cloth - the same material that protects sections of the space shuttle - surrounding several inner layers of Kapton plastic insulation. While temperatures on the front of the shade could reach 370 degrees C (698 degrees F) when Mercury is closest to the Sun, behind it the spacecraft will operate at room temperature, around 20 degrees C (68 degrees F). Multilayered insulation covers most of the spacecraft.
Radiators and one-way heat pipes are installed to carry heat away from the spacecraft body, and the science orbit is designed to limit MESSENGER's exposure to heat re-radiating from the surface of Mercury. (MESSENGER will only spend about 25 minutes of each 12-hour orbit crossing Mercury's broiling surface at low altitude.) The combination of the sunshade, thermal blanketing and heat-radiation system allows the spacecraft to operate without special high-temperature electronics.


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On the verge of a forced retirement, Don Celso, an elderly office worker begins to relive both real and imagined memories from his life - a trip to the movies as a young boy with Beethoven, listening to tall tales from Long John Silver, a brief stay in a haunted hotel. Stories hide within stories and the thin line between imagination and reality steadily erodes, opening up a marvelous new world of personal remembrance and fantastic melodrama.
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I dislike photoshop. I dislike it for all the reasons one should dislike it: it promotes negative body image by throwing unrealistic expectations in the direction of, well, everyone (because men aren't excluded from it either), it encourages impressionable girls with eating disorders, it generally makes everyone feel shit and quite sad about their thighs. But, from a selfish perspective, it also pisses me off because to be honest I'd quite like someone to edit all my pictures, only no one will and so my Facebook timeline is littered with highly attractive gurns, double chins and what is, according to one particular friend's camera, almost grey skin (new year, new batch of St Tropez to work through.). But I'm not a model. I'm not an actress or a singer (I am an excellent singer, I just keep it on the down low), I'm not anyone of any consequence or fame. Thankfully for the world as a whole, my mug is not plastered anywhere and I'm not likely to be approached by any high fashion magazines for a photoshoot any time soon (ever. Any time ever.).
I was pleasantly surprised to see Vogue were actually pretty restrained with their Lena editing. Not because the initial photos were bad, not at all, Lena's a revoltingly pretty woman - but because, you know, it's Vogue. Vogue is a fantasy. Once you've leafed through the first twenty pages of glossy adverts your expectations can't possibly be, "Hmmm, now time for some real life shit!". It's Vogue, guys. Those glossy pages symbolise their glossing over of anything even approaching the realistic. Vogue's contents are supposed to be largely unattainable for 99.9% of the population of the world - it's four sodding quid an issue, for fuck's sake - and so you can't expect to find reality. It's harsh, but it's true. The people who work for that magazine are only concerned with making everything as beautiful as possible (and thus keeping their revenue in check.).


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Producing her best tennis of the week, Ana saw off former world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki 7-6(5), 6-4 in the semi-finals of the Monterrey Open.
Wozniacki was ruthless with her break point opportunities in the opening set, converting all three, but Ana showed greater consistency in the tiebreak.
She took her game to another level, as the Dane struggled in set two, and stormed into a 4-0 lead. She was on the verge of a 5-0 advantage as she served, but a few untimely unforced errors cast doubt on the outcome.
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"I wasn't expecting a Serbian final, Jovana is such a great girl she has been on a great run, it's very inspiring to see how motivated and excited she is, I'm really happy for her and know it will be a fun match for both."
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The sun came out to shine on Day 1 of the 2013 Formula 1® Rolex Australian Grand Prix, as an estimated 69,400 fans flocked through the gates to celebrate "Heritage Day" and commemorate 60 years since the first Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park.
To celebrate the milestone, the Australian Grand Prix Corporation (AGPC) opened the gates of the Albert Park track for General Admission patrons resulting in the second highest Thursday attendance since the event returned to Melbourne in 1996.
The first Australian Grand Prix was held on 21 November in 1953 and the AGPC is encouraging all Australians to get behind the momentous 60 year milestone by visiting the iconic street circuit over the next three days of the event.
CEO of the Australian Grand Prix Corporation, Andrew Westacott, was delighted to be celebrating the milestone with local and international guests.
"It's such a great thrill to be able to celebrate the heritage of motor racing at Albert Park not only with the Melburnians who have embraced this great race for years, but also guests visiting from interstate and abroad," said Westacott.
"Whilst much has changed since the first Australian Grand Prix at the Albert Park circuit in 1953, the sheer passion and love of Formula One is still well and truly alive amongst all race goers."
In addition to Heritage Day, a range of activities have been planned to celebrate the origins of what is globally recognized as one of the world's best Grands Prix.
In an exciting new initiative, the AGPC also unveiled the Industry and Innovation precinct today with thousands of school children in the company of Mr Craig Ondarchie MLC, Member for the Northern Metropolitan Region, AGPC CEO Andrew Westacott and V8 Supercars Ambassador Mark Winterbottom.
Formula One action will start tomorrow with the first practice session kicking off at 12.30pm.
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Why Help When You Don't Have To?
Most people probably respond to the question posed in the headline above with something like, "because it makes me feel good to do something nice for someone else." So what do I want your help with? Plain and simple: I want YOUR participation in LMT surveys.
Next month begins LMT's 32nd year serving the information needs of the dental laboratory community and, during these years we've...
Working on the Railroad: A Technician's Labor of Love
Lab Owner Winnie Westwood, CDT, uses her technician skills to create a garden train layout in her backyard.
Discovering Atlantic City, Part Two
When LMT Editor Becky Tyre visited Atlantic City this summer, there were too many things to see and do to fit in the June/July issue. Here are even more discoveries she found along the boardwalk and beyond.
- July
Does Your Business Sing?
Many years ago I attended a dental industry seminar on personnel nightmares, given by John Ness, Founder of PTC and the Productivity Training system. He described four types of potential troublemakers in organizations but I was particularly struck by the type he called "Harry."
"Harry's," he said, are often delightful, can-do personalities, do impeccable work and seem...
Changing the World, One Child at a Time
Bill Mrazek, CDT, has published a children's book, teaching kids about the acceptance of all people and cultures.
Discovering Atlantic City
LMT Editor Becky Tyre offers a first-hand look at the new home for LMT LAB DAY East, Atlantic City, NJ, and all it has to offer.
- June
Panthera Dental Kicks Off U.S. Expansion with 5 New Restorative Solutions
The grand opening of Panthera Dental's U.S. office featured numerous announcements regarding the company's growth, new restorative solutions and commitment to sleep apnea treatment.
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First-Time and Long-Time Attendees Celebrate Silver Anniversary of LMT LAB DAY West
Since its debut 25 years ago, LMT's LAB DAY West has grown from a regional show with 800 attendees to the largest dental laboratory trade show on the West Coast and a truly international event. This year's show in Garden Grove, CA, drew 1,706 laboratory owners, managers and technicians, hailing from 27 states and 10 other countries.
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VITA North America
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Straumann USA, LLC
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HR Headaches: How to Solve Your Most Pressing Personnel Problems
Whether you have two technicians or 20, there is perhaps no greater challenge in the laboratory than managing your staff. From morale issues to interpersonal conflicts, Lab Owner and Manager respondents to LMT's Personnel Survey share their strategies for achieving pleasant and productive work environments.
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Lee Coursey
Mark Frichtel
Karen Crace, CDT
Sean Ruppert, CDT/TE
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Priorities Change with Age
Recently, I was talking to industry veteran George Obst about my startup years and our conversation got me thinking about how the priorities of a small business owner shift as the business matures.
In the beginning, it was all about having enough customers to pay the bills while at the same time making sure our products—the magazine and then LAB DAY—met the needs of the market so we could...
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Technician Teams with Dentist to Put Patients First
Marius Vincze, CDT, MV Dental Studio, Wayland, MA, teamed up with Dr. Courtney Lavigne to design and build a 1,600-sq-ft dental practice and 120-sq-ft in-house laboratory. The duo works side-by-side for 60% of their restorative cases.
Improve Efficiency: An Alternative to Cut-back and Layering with IPS e.max Press Multi
Rafael Choi, CDT, describes his technique for using IPS e.max Press Multi to eliminate the need for layering methods and produce esthetic, lifelike anterior crowns in a predictable and efficient manner.
How to Increase Sales Even in Poor Economic Times
In our Ask SCORE column, George Obst, certified SCORE mentor and retired CEO and Founding Partner of Dental Services Group, addresses how to create a market-driven organization.
Survey Snapshot: Digital Technology
The results of LMT's State of Digital Technology 2015 survey are in! Eighty percent of respondents rate their all-ceramic workload as "good" or "booming."Evident, Inc. and Stephen Parker recommend this
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A First-Timer's Look at the IDS
It started with a 13-hour trip—including a stop in Munich—but it was worth it to realize my long-time dream of attending the IDS show in Cologne.
Walking into the show, I felt like a little boy entering a carnival for the first time: there were eye-catching booths with glamorous lighting and "side shows" such as magicians. And yes, plenty of free beer at the various exhibit...
Awesome Innovations at IDS 2015
As part of our ongoing State of the Industry 2015 coverage, LMT Editors visited the world's largest dental show to bring you the scoop on the latest product and process innovations worldwide—including digital dentures, laser milling and more—and what else is coming down the pike for the U.S. market.
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Avi Cohen
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Andy Klein
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Industry icon Jim Glidewell shares his perspective on the future of our industry, including restorative trends, the biggest challenges you'll face and strategies to ensure your laboratory's success.
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Man and Machine
Awhile back we had an online debate, via LMTmag.com, about what's good, better, best when it comes to man-made or machine-engineered restorations. By now, it seems the answer is clear: both. In the same way "art versus science" was the community debate of the 1980s and 90s, I think most technicians would agree that, ideally, it's a blend.
At LAB DAY this year—as well as...
Artists in Residence: Painting a Picture of Dental Technology
Marcel Fundora combines his experience as a technician and an artist to create beautiful paintings focused on dentistry.
Artists in Residence: Carving Out a Passion
Technician Biljana Ramova uses zirconia to create tiny sculptures of some of her favorite things.
How to Use Sirona's Partial Framework Software
Lab Owner Michael Suris offers a step-by-step look at fabricating a partial denture using Sirona's new inLab partial framework software (iPS) and its inEos® X5 intelligent robotic scanner.
A Look Inside the LMT LAB DAY West 2015 Exhibit Hall
Highlights from the 25th Annual LAB DAY West included a number of new product launches and updates.
Survey Snapshot: The Implant Market
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- April
Planning for the Future at the Forefront of Cal-Lab Meeting
"We make products to improve people's lives and we've spent years mastering our craft. Digital is the loss of a rewarding lifestyle we had been looking forward to," said Jim Glidewell, President and CEO of Glidewell Laboratories, during his State of Dental Technology presentation at the 89th Annual Cal-Lab Meeting held at the Westin Michigan Avenue. "This isn't where...
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Jennifer Stewart
Daxton Grubb
Len Liptak
Travis Zick
Jeff Stronk
Richard Harrell, CDT
Barbara Wojdan, CDT
James Gorgol, CDT
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New to the LAB DAY Exhibit Hall
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