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Michael Jordan Helps LeBron Look For A House in ChicagoJune 16, 2010
I have it from multiple sources that LeBron James and Michael Jordan were seen last week looking at homes near the Berto Center - home of the Bulls practice facility. You might ask why Michael was with him, since he now runs the Charlotte Bobcats, but who better to seek advice from if LeBron is serious about the Bulls.
Having played for the Bulls for over 12 seasons, Michael Jordan certainly knows the lay of the land. And having dealt with being the spotlight of being the league's premier player, Michael shares a unique perspective on how to pick the right home.
Does this mean that LeBron is coming to Chicago? Yes and no.
Two things we know for certain: LeBron is not going to the West. And he's not staying in Cleveland. Tom Izzo turning down the Cleveland job is a clear indication of that. And there is no reason for LeBron to head into the lion's den of the East - where the 3 teams that didn't even make the playoffs in the West could easily be 4,5,6 in the East.
So that leaves New York and Chicago - the only teams who have enough space to sign him. They also happen to be in 2 of the 3 biggest markets - certainly a large draw for LeBron.
No one has seen LeBron on the Upper West Side checking out apartments with a view of the park, so this is the clearest indication yet of where he will end up.
Since LeBron and Michael share the same number, perhaps Michael will just let LeBron stay in his old house in Highland Park - they wouldn't even have to change the gates.


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These are part of an army I painted a very long time ago. They are Foundry late Romans. I did them before there were nice shield transfers. They are very nice figures.
The legions are painted to depict the Ioviani and the Herculiani, the two most senior legions or something like that. It's been so long, I don't really remember the details.
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By Hedy Lee Kindler, MD, University of Chicago
The American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting was held from May 29 – June 2, 2015 in Chicago. About 30,000 attendees from across the world gathered to discuss the latest research advances in all types of cancer, making this the largest, most important oncology meeting of the year. This was a particularly exciting meeting for those of us interested in mesothelioma. I've summarized 3 of the most prominent studies below.
MAPS: A randomized trial of pemetrexed, cisplatin with or without bevacizumab. This oral abstract, presented by Dr. Gerard Zalcman on behalf of the French Cooperative Thoracic Intergroup (IFCT), was clearly the star of the show for those of us who care about mesothelioma. This study is important because it is the first randomized trial in over a decade to show that a new drug improves survival in mesothelioma patients. Bevacizumab is a monoclonal antibody that targets vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), which is highly expressed on mesothelioma. Think of it as a drug that targets the blood vessels that feed tumors (angiogenesis). Bevacizumab (the trade name is Avastin) is already FDA approved in multiple cancers, including colon cancer and lung cancer. In the MAPS trial, all 448 patients received standard chemotherapy with pemetrexed plus cisplatin, and half of the patients were randomized to also receive bevacizumab with each dose of chemotherapy. After completing 6 cycles of chemotherapy, patients on the bevacizumab arm also received bevacizumab by itself, every 3 weeks until their cancer started to grow. The time for cancer growth to occur (progression-free survival) was about 2 months longer in the bevacizumab arm (9.59 vs. 7.48 months). Patients treated with bevacizumab also lived almost 3 months longer (18.82 vs. 16.07 months). The addition of bevacizumab did not make patients feel worse (it did not worsen quality of life), although it did cause increased side effects such as bleeding, high blood pressure, and blood clots. Because there was an improvement in survival with the experimental treatment, it is possible that this trial could lead to FDA approval of bevacizumab for mesothelioma—stay tuned!
NGR015: Randomized trial of investigator's choice of chemotherapy with or without NGR-hTNF. Oral presentations at ASCO are only for the large randomized trials. At most ASCO meetings there are no mesothelioma presentations; this year, there were two! The second oral presentation was by Dr. Rabab Gaafar from Cairo, Egypt on behalf of an international group of investigators. All 400 patients on this trial previously received pemetrexed. They were randomized to receive either NGR-hTNF (another drug that targets angiogenesis) or placebo (sugar water). In addition, patients could receive chemotherapy either with gemcitabine, vinorelbine, or doxorubicin, or no chemotherapy at all. Unfortunately, the addition of NGR-hTNF to chemotherapy did not affect how long the cancer was controlled, or how long the patients lived. Data is being analyzed to see if certain characteristics might predict which patients might benefit from this drug.
Mesothelin targeted immunotherapy CRS-207, plus pemetrexed/cisplatin chemotherapy. Dr. Raffit Hassan from the National Cancer Institute updated the results of this ongoing trial in a poster presentation. Mesothelin is highly expressed on the surface of mesothelioma. CRS-207 is a vaccine that increases the immune response against mesothelin, and may enhance the activity of chemotherapy. In this study, 2 doses of CRS-207 were given before pemetrexed and cisplatin, as well as after completion of 6 cycles of chemotherapy. Encouraging activity was observed: 60% of patients had tumor shrinkage, and another 34% had disease that did not grow. Thus 94% of patients had disease that was controlled with this experimental vaccine plus chemotherapy. This is much better than would be expected with chemotherapy by itself. Based on these encouraging results, a randomized study to test this combination compared with standard chemotherapy is in development.
Hedy Lee Kindler, MD, an internationally recognized authority on the treatment of mesothelioma, is a Professor of Medicine and the Director of the Mesothelioma and Gastrointestinal Oncology Programs at the University of Chicago. Dr. Kindler is a Past President of the International Mesothelioma Interest Group. She was a member of the Science Advisory Board of the Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation from 2001-2014, and remains active with the Foundation. Dr. Kindler chairs the Mesothelioma Subcommittee of the Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology, a national cancer clinical trials group. Her research focuses on the investigation of novel agents for the treatment of mesothelioma. Patients from throughout the United States come to Dr. Kindler's Mesothelioma Clinic at the University of Chicago for her expert care and to participate in her many clinical trials. Dr. Kindler has been listed repeatedly in Best Doctors in America, America's Top Physicians, America's Top Doctors for Cancer, and Best Doctors in Chicago.


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A Fangirl's first convention! We train 'em young in Sci Fi
From Dr Who to Star Trek Check out our report on meeting the wonderful Paul McGann and Dominic Keating
So who are these guys?
What goes up must come down!
See who is coming to Adelaide and Perth!!! All we can say is Yeah!!!!!!!
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Once again it was an early start getting up at 4.00am to make the plane to Melbourne. W e turn e d u p at Fir st C ont act Conventions to see Paul McGann, Doctor Who number 8 and Dominic Keating, M a l col m R e e d fr om S t a r Tr e k : Enterprise. Having seen Malcolm before we thought that it would be nice, yes nice to see him again but we were looking forward to seeing Paul as he was A Doctor Who, (even if it was the movie one). Now we had heard that Paul was quite shy, so we were expecting a quiet time with him and to hear some of what we had already heard from Dominic at past conventions. How wrong were we! Before we got to the con talks we were able to interview both Paul and Dominic. So we sat down with Dominic thinking that we would be there for a short chat. Again how wrong we were! Forty minutes later and with cheek muscles sore from laughing it was like having our own personal convention. Dominic's interview was so funny and so interesting with little need to do any editing that we will have to do a part one and two for our podcast. He even has quite a singing voice which you will get to hear as well as listen to a very funny man. It will be coming up soon so keep checking www.womentalkscifi.com to make sure that you don't miss out. The Doctor Who fan club of Victoria had finished their interview with so we swapped seats and although unable to spend as much time with Paul as we had with Dominic what we had heard about him being shy was wrong! Paul was great to talk too and you can catch his interview at Paul McGann Interview. Paul is from a very theatrical family as he and his three brothers are all actors. Did you know that they had a hit record a good few years ago? Go on have a search and see if you can find it! With interviews in our recorders we carry two each, "to be sure, to be sure, to be sure, to be sure" that we get that interview for you. With a little time to wait for the convention talks we headed off to talk with our friends from Gifts for the Geek and Flaming Star Collectables. Catching up to see what merchandise was available. (Remember readers can get a discount with Gifts for the Geek, send an e-mail to us to get the discount code). Finally we sat and Paul and Dominic hit the stage both engaging the audience and us. This was a one-day trip for us so at the end of the con it was off to the airport to come home. The day may have started at 4.00 am and ended at 11.30 pm but tired as we were it was a great day. Thanks to Scotty from First Contact Conventions for the great
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When we travel all over the country to different conventions it is not only the guests that we love meeting but also the many people that we chat to along the way. In April we travelled to Melbourne for the Supanova event. A 4am flight to Melbourne and excited about the weekend ahead. Dropping our bags off at the hotel we were off to the Melbourne Showgrounds for a day filled with fun and autograph buying.
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Again the guest list for these events was star studded, James Marsters (Spike from Buffy), Mary McDonnell (Laura Roslin from Battlestar Galactica), Gareth David-Lloyd (Ianto Jones from Torchwood), Corin Nemec (Jonas Quinn from Stargate SG-1), Alex Meraz (Paul from the Twilight Saga) and Larry Bagby (Buffy) just to name a few.
When we arrived it took us a while to orientate ourselves. The Melbourne Supanova is spread over a few buildings which is different to the Sydney event that is in one area. It didn't take long to find 'the boys' from Gifts for the Geek and also friends Deanna and her mother Michelle who had travelled to Melbourne for the event. (See Deanna's report in this issue). The line up for James Marster's autograph was always long and it took some effort but we managed to get our autographs signed and of course we could not leave the con without having our picture taken with him! He is verrrrry nice close up!
Gareth David-LLoyd Time was flying fast and before we knew it was 2pm and time to listen to Mary McDonnell. She was very entertaining. Her passion for Battlestar Galactica certainly came across. It was just a pity that we weren't able to take any photos of her during the talk.
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Not only is it the guests we enjoy meeting but also other fans who share the same interest as us in Sci Fi. People like Veronica and Karen who love to Cos play at these events and Sara, one of the many wonderful volunteers who we chatted to as we were waiting in line just to name a few. On the tram back to the hotel we sat and talked a person from Canberra another from Melbourne and one from Tasmania dressed as Wolverine this genre does bring together all ages.
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Sunday was another full day with the James Marster's talk and then our interviews with Larry Bagby (Buffy), Corin Nemec, Alex Meraz and Gareth David-Lloyd. Keep checking our podcast www.womentalkscifi.com for upcoming site interviews. The costumes that people wore are amazing and the amount of time and effort put into what people wear is mind blowing. Costumes such as, The Mad Hatter, Darth Maul, and the Weeping Angels, The Mad Hatter and wolverine being personal favourites. Corin kidnapped a camera crew and interviewed people over the two days and you can catch them at YouTube http:// il.youtube.com/watch?v=q1p0ADZb8es. He had a great time speaking to all the guests as you will see and he was also pleasure to interview. Gareth David-Lloyd was also a fun guest and is nothing like the serious Ianto in the Torchwood series we were lucky to be able to interview him and you can hear our interview with him. www.womentalkscifi.com/podcasts/Podcast23IantoJones-FromCoffeeMakerToAlienHunter.mp3. When coming to conventions some guests bring their own photos for autographs and Gareth brought a whole 60 with him because he did not think that Torchwood was that popular down under. Lucky Daniel from Supanova was able to get many more to satisfy all the fans who wanted an autograph. Gareth went home knowing how popular in Australia he and Torchwood really are. Karl Urban also there and as always friendly, approachable and someone who understands that his fans are important to his career. Our thanks go to Daniel and Lionel from Supanova and Jason and Darren from 'Gifts for the Geek' for the opportunity to interview the guests. Make sure you go to a Supanova event when it is in a capital city near you check them out at www.supanova.com.au.
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At Supanova in Melbourne we met some Aussie actors and producers who have made an all Aussie horror Sci Fi movie called The Dark Lurking. Bret Kennedy and Anthony Edwards told us how the movie came about and how they made it on a very limited budget. Bret and Anthony are part of a group of Australian artists who would like to see an active and busy Sci Fi film industry in Australia. The Dark Lurking is the First Feature Production from Australian Production Company FILMWERX 77. So what is the movie about? 2017: Something has gone terribly wrong at outpost 30, a secret international research facility one mile beneath a remote part of the Earth's surface. All communications are gone, all means of escape destroyed and an ext remely d ang erous ho rd e of creatures is on the loose. For eight survivors, their one possible escape route is through thirteen levels of terror that will lead them to the surface. The Dark Lurking is an adrenaline fuelled action thriller in the tradition of such horror classics as Aliens and The Evil Dead. Entirely shot in Queensland, Australia and is written and directed by Greg Connors and is Greg's debut feature film. To find out more, check out the movie at www.thedarkluringmovie.com Whilst the movie is at some cinemas around the country the DVD is available from their website.
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Supanova Pop Culture Expo; aka Geek central! Had everything from Dr Who and Torchwood, Stargate, Ben 10, Twilight, and much, much more. The Con was officially started with my mum, my uncle, myself and John waiting in line to pick up our tickets, and my mum asking me who every single cosplayer in the vicinity was. I could name some of them, but even as an anime/manga and sci-fi fan I was at a loss for the majority, only able to stare in awe at how much time and effort had been put into the costumes. Luckily the tickets line was moving extremely fast at this point and we quickly got our stamps and moved on to hear an announcement for anyone wanting to listen to James Marsters' Q&A. Getting a seat at the back we settled in and soon enough, James took to the stage, answering questions about working on Buffy, Angel, Torchwood, and Dragonball: Evolution. For the record- John Check out the look on her face! Barrowman is 'better' than Sarah Michelle Gellar (insert room of screaming fangirls, myself included, here). It was still only 11 in the morning when James finished speaking, so deciding that now would be the best time, we lined up to buy photo and autograph passes for Gareth David-Lloyd- and by we lined up, I mean mum lined up. I went off to line up to withdraw money from the only ATM there, which decided to break down as I reached the front of the line; back to waiting in line with mum again. As the time grew nearer and nearer to Gareth's Q&A, and the line seemed to not move at all, I again left mum in the line and went to where I was told it would be happening- only for nothing; later to be told it was in a different area. Running to the room he was in, I was able to listen to the last 20 or so minutes. I left the room with a smile on my face, which just got bigger when I was able to get my photo with a Batman (the BEST superhero ever and my hero) cosplayer! It was now close to 1, the time when I was told Gareth would be taking photos, so we all lined up for my photo (we were about fifth from the front!), and by now I was getting excited. Another hour of waiting in lines passed, when finally, just before two, he walked into the photo booth and I could see him, Gareth David-Lloyd, Ianto Jones, just metres away and the line began to move. It came to my turn, and I handed my ticket over to the volunteers, and went and cuddled up with Gareth, and by cuddled, I mean really cuddled! It went too quickly for my liking, and as I left I said I love you, to be told he loves me too (I fangirled here). The photo was printed within five minutes and so we walked over to join the autograph line; I was shaking and barely breathing by now. Gareth didn't take long to finish photos and come over to the autograph are, so it was quickly my turn again. I squeaked (yes squeaked) out a 'hi', and handed my photo over, and said my name for him to write, and then mum had to take over the talking role. As we walked away, he called me sweetie which just set me off fangirling again. This time I couldn't breathe at all, and could only stand there, saying 'OH MY GOD OH MY GOD!' The only thing left to do was to look into the vendors' hall, and see what was for sale. There was so much there, from so many of my favourite Sci-Fi shows, movies, animes and games. At every stall I found something that I wanted to buy, yet I dragged myself away to move onto the next stall and the next item I wanted. Somehow we by-passed the 'Gifts for the Geek' stall, and missed an opportunity to buy a life size Captain Jack Harkness cut out, as they were sold out by the time we found out where they were. I did however feel the need to buy something, when I found a Yoshi plushie from Super Mario Brothers. As the weather began to really become warm, and having done everything that we all wanted to, we left the Melbourne Showgrounds and Supanova, to return back home where we watched Sanctuary, Warehouse 13 and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It was the perfect ending to the perfect day.
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Hayabusa and asteroid Itokawa (concept drawing)
As most of you are aware we are from Adelaide in South Australia and recently our State was involved in some new Space history. On the 13th June 2010 the Japanese space capsule Hayabusa returned to earth and landed at the Woomera testing range at 11.21pm l ocal ti me. The Japanese Aerospace Agency (JAXA) launched the capsule on the 9th May in 2003 and it has clocked 2 billion kilometers in its travels. The aim of the mission was to meet up with the asteroid Itokawa and although the second craft to have landed on an asteroid it is the first one to return home with a sample. It landed on the asteroid in 2005 and started its journey home in 2007 and finally landed in June. To check out more information see http://www.isas.jaxa.jp/e/enterp/ missions/hayabusa/index.shtml
Hayabusa re-entry to earth in Australia from the ground
Hayabusa re-entry to earth in Australia from the air
Map of Australia where Hayabusa landed
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Sorry I have been missing in action over the last two weeks. We switched our Internet from cable to satellite/Earthlink and it has taken my husband a while to run the phone lines, etc. But I am back on track and am up and running (wireless but running!)
This year our school theme is United We Stand...United We Learn so I thought it would be super cute to use the United We Stand cartridge to make this simple and quick locker name tags. This cartridge has come in handy for the theme this year. I have more to share....but it is off to the county fair today!! Have a super great weekend :)


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I am not claiming I am right, I am saying I don't get it.
A fucking for the AGES. Gutless motherfuckers every one of them, from the replay man to the entire officials crew. May the faggot, cowardly bastards rot in hell. Gutless fucking pussies.
I always thought his name was Kniles.Learn something new everyday.
I always thought he was a tap dancer.
That's Wingo.
I haven't read the Traveler much since I graduated 20 years ago. I don't remember in-depth articles like that. Well done.
Brandon Marcello did a solid job there before writing for Wholehogsports. He'sWoopig is the one who coined the derisive name "Mr. 2012" for Colonel Reb.
Contrast Knile's demeanor with Dyer's and it's pretty easy to see how Petrino wasn't too keen on kissing his ass.
The DMS reported he actualy dressed for the game Friday and ran through the pregame routines.
According to HogDatabase (on the facebook ), he's saying sources have said Knile has told coaches he will be returning next year.
Blake Eddins just tweeted that he is coming back
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Applications are invited for the following research position to work in Department of Statistics, Shivaji University, Kolhapur on major research scheme entitled, "Development of Simple Efficient Reliability Techniques for Weibull and Gamma distributed Random Variables" funded by CSIR New Delhi, India.
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By: Grant Wall
Big 12 Campus Correspondent
Expectations are high around the Iowa State gymnastics team.
The Cyclones competed literally on one leg last season, as injuries sidelined several of the top members of the squad. Nonetheless, ISU came within a tenth of a point of claiming the Big 12 Championship and advanced to NCAA Regional competition for the 12th straight season.
A year ago, freshman Alexandra Grant went down in pre-season workout with an Achilles injury that cost her the entire season. Megan Barnes, the 2007 Big 12 Newcomer of the Year, missed the first four contests rehabbing a back injury. Freshman Jacquelyn Holmes was injured midway through the season and missed the last seven meets. Add in the dings and nicks that come with the regular grind of gymnastics competition and Iowa State's 2008 season came wrapped in bandages.
This season, the squad is healthy and experienced. The Cyclones return nearly their entire lineup which is highlighted by all-arounders Nikki Dilbert and Jasmine Thompson.
"This is huge for us," Iowa State head coach Jay Ronayne said. "We are approaching it (the season) like we are going to win every single meet, win the Big 12 Championship, going to qualify for Regionals, go to Nationals and make the Super Six.
"That is the way we are approaching this season. We are looking forward to going out there and making that happen right away."
With event specialists in every rotation, plus Dilbert and Thompson, the return of Megan Barnes is a huge boost for the Cyclones.
As a freshman, Barnes finished 25th nationally in the vault rankings and was an all-arounder in all but two ISU meets. After regaining her health, Barnes' 9.90 score on vault last season was good for third at the Big 12 Championships.
"It's a different outlook when you have a team that is healthy," Barnes said. "We have a new strategy this season since we have so much depth. Having that depth makes you want to work harder and makes the standard in the gym higher. Everyone in the gym wants to be at their best."
With her injury behind her, Barnes is already making an impact in the Cyclone lineup.
"She's looking great," Ronayne said. "Her vault is No. 1 on the team and she is in our top three on bars and floor. She is going to be very good this year and is going to live up to the promise her freshman year held for us. She will be able to live up to the expectations that come with that."
Last season's injury-riddled team finished the season with just five student-athletes available for floor competition. Without a sixth competitor, the Cyclones were unable to throw out their worst score. That put pressure on all five competitors to be perfect.
"We are in a lot better situation right now than last season because our depth is so much better," Ronayne said. "We were so shallow with five competitors on floor and now we have a choice of nine or 10, and all the other events have increased depth as well. Our top five or six are competitive with anyone in the country."
Three freshmen ¢ Shea Anderson, Michelle Browning and Celine Paulus ¢ have added to the choices the Iowa State coaches have on each event.
"We have strength that we haven't had over the last two years. Someone is always ready to step in," Barnes said.
Iowa State has an imposing schedule this season, going head-to-head with Auburn, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa and West Virginia. That precedes Big 12 matches with Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma, all strong teams.
"Our mindset is to go out there and blow everyone away and to show what ISU gymnastics can be," Barnes said. "We've worked really hard and we are excited to show everyone that."
The high hopes include a return to the NCAA Championships as a team for the first time since 2006.
"This team is definitely capable of going all the way to NCAA Nationals," Holmes said. "We have so much talent on our team, we just need everyone to stay healthy and we will make it."


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Published in Sports on March 21, 2012 1:48 PM
C.B. Aycock 10,
Eastern Wayne 0, (6 inn.)
* PIKEVILLE -- Brooke Bell and Meredith Burroughs combined to pitch a one-hit shutout and Charles B. Aycock cruised past Eastern Wayne 10-0 in six innings on Tuesday evening.
Bell recorded the win inside the pitcher's circle with four scoreless innings and seven strikeouts. Burroughs worked the final two innings and surrendered just one hit with two strikeouts and three walks.
Rachel Jordan (four RBI), Ivy Hartzell (two RBI) and Connor Davis (RBI) each had two hits for the Golden Falcons. Katie Gay added a two-run home run, and Misty Edwards and Cierra Harris each had a hit.
Tiffany Gussenhofen had the Warriors' lone hit.
Allison Newsome endured the pitching loss.
Aycock (7-2 overall, 4-0 ECC) continues Eastern Carolina 3-A Conference play today at North Lenoir, while Eastern Wayne visits Spring Creek.
Princeton 5, Ayden-Grifton 4
* PRINCETON -- Tori Paul delivered the game-winning hit in the bottom of the seventh inning and Princeton opened Carolina 1-A Conference play with a 5-4, walk-off win over Ayden-Grifton on Tuesday night.
The Bulldogs trailed 4-2 entering their final at-bat before erupting for three runs. Hannah Woodard's triple scored Savanna Massengill to cut the margin to 4-3. Megan Gerrell's RBI single tied the game at 4-4.
Charlie Cox added a single before Paul's single between third base and the Chargers' shortstop scored the winning run. Cox finished with two hits.
Freshman Casey Edwards earned the win inside the pitcher's circle with three innings of two-hit, shutout relief.
Faith Christian 14,
Mount Calvary 2, (5 inn.)
* Faith Christian needed just five innings to dispose of Mount Calvary, 14-2, in five innings on Tuesday afternoon.
Christina Powell, Meredith Clark and Hannah Stocks all supplied three hits for the Conquerors (5-1 overall). Elizabethe Weeks contributed two hits.
Stocks allowed one hit in two scoreless innings in the pitcher's circle. Abigail Pierce surrendered two runs on three hits in three innings of relief.
Southern Wayne 4,
South Johnston 2
* FOUR OAKS -- Southern Wayne kept pace in the Eastern Carolina 3-A Conference race with a 4-2 win on Tuesday evening at South Johnston.
Tyler Gainey pitched a complete game for the Saints, allowing two unearned runs on three hits with six strikeouts and one walk. Gainey also contributed two hits offensively, including a two-run double. Keith Jones (RBI), Clayton Cashwell and Taylor Raynor each had two hits.
Southern Wayne (6-3 overall, 3-1 ECC) visits Wilmington Ashley today.
Greene Central 8, Kinston 5
* SNOW HILL -- Greene Central earned its first Eastern Plains 2-A Conference victory of the season with an 8-5 win over Kinston on Tuesday evening.
Ryan Cobb recorded the win on the mound allowing five runs (three earned) one seven hits with 10 strikeouts and three walks in six innings.
Mason Head (two RBI), Gunner Tyndall (RBI), Chad Murphy and Tucker Jones all provided two hits for the Rams.
Greene Central (3-5 overall, 1-2 EPC) plays host to Charles B. Aycock in non-conference play on Thursday.
Faith Christian 22,
Bethel Christian 5, (5 inn.)
* Faith Christian got its offense going early in a 22-5 rout of defending N.C. Christian Schools Association 2-A state champion Bethel Christian in five innings on Thursday.
Trent Wise tallied four hits and two RBI for the Conquerors. Brandon Jones (RBI), Dillon Floars and Noah Welch each added a hit.
Michael Clark pitched a complete game and earned the win on the mound. Clark surrendered five runs (four earned) on two hits with seven strikeouts and five walks.
Faith (6-1 overall, 3-0 Coastal Region 2-A) faces Hilltop Christian on Thursday.
Boys' tennis
Rosewood 5,
Wayne Country Day 4
* Rosewood held off Wayne Country Day for a 5-4 victory on Tuesday afternoon.
Dylan Cuddington, Daniel El Awaar, Nolan Tubb and Hunter Hinson each provided a singles win for the Eagles. The team of Tubb-Hinson also prevailed at No. 3 doubles.
Jack Langston and Douglas Williams recorded wins in singles play for the Chargers. The tandems of Michael Knutson-Miller Gerard and Langston-Williams were also victorious.
Wayne Christian 6, Greenfield 3
* WILSON -- Wayne Christian picked up a 6-3, non-conference win on Tuesday afternoon at Greenfield.
Daniel Glover, Christopher Eason, Hunter Timmerman and Grahm Fussell each collected a singles win for the Eagles. The doubles teams of Glover-Easom and Timmerman-Fussell also prevailed.
Wayne Christian (4-1 overall) plays host to Wayne Country Day on Friday.
Girls' soccer
Southern Wayne 1,
South Johnston 1
* FOUR OAKS -- Eastern Carolina 3-A Conference foes Southern Wayne and South Johnston played to a 1-1 draw on Tuesday evening.
Dixie Ramirez tied the game for the Saints' off Alva Perez's assist in the 30th minute. Southern Wayne keeper Maria Gutierrez tallied 16 saves.
The Saints (1-4-3 overall, 0-3-1 ECC) visit Kinston today.
Boys' golf
Eagles sink competition
* DUDLEY -- Rosewood had three players shoot under 80 and the Eagles rolled to a victory on Tuesday afternoon in a four-team Carolina 1-A Conference match at Southern Wayne Country Club.
Nick Adams earned medalist honors with a round of 71 and Rosewood compiled a team score of 313. Blake Weaver and Andrew Henn both carded a 77. Bret Robinson finished with an 88.
Princeton tallied a score of 368 and finished in second place. James Boren led the Bulldogs with a round of 86. Ryan Woodard fired a 81 and Joel Hines shot a 93.
Goldsboro was third with a team score of 370. Matt Hall (90) and Jeff Johnson (91) led the Cougars. Lukas O'Daniel added a round of 93.
Spring Creek, the host for the match, finished fourth with a team score of 427. Tyler Ludlum paced the Gators with a 101. Chandler Cannon provided a round of 104 and Justin Price and Dwayne Brown each shot 111.
JV sports
* Baseball: Harrells Christian 4, Wayne Christian 3 -- Chandler Gentry, Tanner Rose, Bryce Norman and Austin Howell each had two hits for the Eagles. Cameron Foss, Norman and Howell combined to record 13 strikeouts on the mound.
Other Local Sports
- Rosewood, James Kenan lead respective leagues after winter Cup competition
- WCS Eagles collect middle school softball win
- WCDS netters nip archrival on tennis courts
- Ford scores three goals for Chargers
- No. 1-ranked Lawrence slips past WCDS, 6-5
- Wayne Christian hammers out non-conference win over Bethel Christian
- Ramirez, Perez each notch hat trick for Saints
- Gators claim ugly win in Carolina 1-A opener
- S. Creek-Princeton baseball box
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So sweet! So photogenic, too! I can't believe it's been three years since I've been reading your blog - I remember when you posted that she was born! -JennReplyDelete
It can't be possible that she's three already....she is just a little angle!ReplyDelete
If you discover a better start to a cool morning, maybe don't let me know---my heart is so full of this one, I don't think it can hold much more. Absolutely precious. And what IS it with little sprites losing their skirts in flight? I think it's the slipper equivalent of the fairy-girl set.ReplyDelete
And your own heart must be running over---we are SO blessed.
Happy Birthday little Bright Eyes! You sure are a beauty.ReplyDelete
Diana, That is a beautiful sweet girl. Get lots of hugs and kisses...she'll be growing up all too soon. Please tell Anna , "Happy Birthday" for me. Blessings to all, xoxo, SusieReplyDelete
Now thats just stinkin cute! What an adorable little three year old.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, she is so adorable!ReplyDelete
The photos are wonderful. She is such a sweetie! Happy Birthday Sweet Cheeks.ReplyDelete
I do see the Halo over her, she is an angel!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday, sweet Bright Eyes!
Diana, She is so precious and beautiful. Love those curls and yes, she is wearing a halo and angel wings.ReplyDelete
She's a cutie alright!ReplyDelete
Beautiful!!! It seems like yesterday when she was born. Have a great weekend, Diana!ReplyDelete
She is just adorable! The sweetest little face.ReplyDelete
She looks just like you....beauoootiful! Hugs!ReplyDelete
Beautiful photos of a beautiful girl! My Miss Scout will be two soon and I wonder where the year has gone!ReplyDelete
She is precious!!! Growing like a weed. The years go by so FAST!!! Blessings from rainy Missouri my sweet friend!!ReplyDelete
OH MY GOODNESS - she could - should be in pictures. How precious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She was so enchanting I guess you would say. And that dress - oh my goodness. Loved the sunlight. Loved the fists - how fun. Love, sandie♥ReplyDelete
She is such a beautiful child and a sweetie to boot. Pictures are precious... xoxoReplyDelete
Happy Birthday to this little precious child! Just darling photos!ReplyDelete
What a cutie....Happy Birthday to you.ReplyDelete
Happiest of birthdays to that sweet angel! I really do see a halo in that pic too! These are wonderful photos. Perfect for framing. Wishing her a perfect year ahead. xoxoReplyDelete
3 all ready?! No way... Happy Birthday to your sweet little Bright Eyes! She is just as precious as they come!ReplyDelete
Yes, there is indeed a halo or angel wings! Beautiful!
Hope your day is a delightful one!
Hugs, Amy
You should put this child in commercials. That angelic face could sell anything!ReplyDelete
Happy third birthday, beautiful girl!! Those photos are adorable as always!ReplyDelete
Three years old . . . how time flies. She is the spitting image of you . . . beauty seems to run in your family:) Inside and out!ReplyDelete
Have a lovely day.
Connie :)
Happy birthday to herReplyDelete
Oh my gosh, Diana, Happy Birthday to the beauooiful princess. What a doll. I do see the halo around that little angel. She looks just like her beauooiful grandma!!.Happy Wednesday..xxoJudyReplyDelete
Oh Diana, this is the absolute cutest! Your beauoooootiful princess is a real charmer! xoReplyDelete
She is beautiful! Oh, that precious face and blond curls. 💕 Do folks mention she looks like you?ReplyDelete
What a precious little doll!ReplyDelete
She is gorgeous. Get that girl on film!ReplyDelete
Absolutely precious, she is just so adorable, Diana!!
How could she be three already??!!?
My how time flies fast past.
These are really darling, Diana. I love them all, but the 'angel one' got to me. Happy Birthday to BrightEyes! I hope she had a fun day doing all the things a three-year-old loves to do. : ) Tell your daughter these pictures are fantastic!ReplyDelete
That is the cutest child ever. If I had a little girl, would want her like bright eyes. However, kinda depressing how fast they grown. Give her a birthday wish for me.ReplyDelete
That's a smile that can lighten the darkest day! Happy Birthday to the little princess. I love her crown, and naturally her dress too!ReplyDelete
Goodness, all she needs is "wings"....what an angel. It reminded me of a old Western movie with Tom Selleck, Quicley Down Under when he looks back and sees her and says.."You sure look purdy in the morning light..... Well she looks purdy, adorable and delicious in the morning sunlight. What a doll.ReplyDelete
Oh Diana, she is one beautiful little girl. She reminds me of you, I think she takes after you. Can't believe that she is 3 years, time fly's.ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful evening and Bright Eyes is beautiful.
Little Miss Bright Eyes is a living doll, Diana! She just gets cuter all the time, and is so expressive! She looks like such a happy little girl. I just love the pics of her. Happy 3rd birthday, sweet girl!!ReplyDelete
Awww.... she's such a doll. I remember Annie at that age, wearing tutus. Better than what she wears now! LOLReplyDelete
As cute as cute can be. A Happy Birthday to her🎈ReplyDelete
Precious, precious, precious. Doesn't she just tug at your heart, Diana? My granddaughter will be 16 in August and seeing your adorable girl takes me back to when Emma was that age and liked the sound her mary janes made on the hardwood floors when she walked, so she would just twirl around tapping. So cute. xoReplyDelete
Still beautiful even if she is '3'ReplyDelete
What a little darling she is! I know she had to have had a very happy birthday with you as her Nana!ReplyDelete
Oh Diana, what a sweet little three year old princess. Happy Birthday to your little angel. ♥ReplyDelete
She is just too precious, Diana! Happy Birthday to your sweet darling. xo KReplyDelete
Cute as a button and #PINK ( except where you made her yellow of course :P )ReplyDelete
Hi Diana! She is just the cutest little lady - I remember your posts when she was just brand new! Time sure flies. JaneReplyDelete
3 already? Wow...time flies. She's just a joy to look at and I can only imagine her personality is as cute as her face! Love the photos- she's a natural beauty! Happy Birthday Anna Ireland!ReplyDelete
I love those pictures! It looks like wings to me in that one photo. What a cutie! I can't believe she's three. Happy birthday Bright Eyes!ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday to your special little granddaughter. Such pretty pictures.ReplyDelete
Happy birthday! I can't believe she is already three. Beautiful pictures!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh she is beautiful and I see some of her Nana in her face. She's growing up too fastReplyDelete
OH my goodness if that doesn't put a huge smile on my face this morning of your little BrightEyes! One could not be sad around that darling three year old. Happy Birthday to your precious granddaughter! ❤ReplyDelete
She could be another Shirley temple for 2017 not stage fright and photogenic. A darling face. She is a beautiful Princess. Cannot believe she is 3.ReplyDelete
She is incredibly photogenic and as sweet as can be.ReplyDelete
So very precious. Both those grands grow really faster than anything!!ReplyDelete
She is gorgeous! You know that already!!ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful child! She looks straight out of a Victorian ad. Happy birthday to your little angel!ReplyDelete
Hi Diana, Can it be 3 years already?!? Oh my goodness what a little darling. Bright eyes is a beautiful little one and I wish her a very Happy Birthday. She is a star!!ReplyDelete
Have a great weekend ahead. See you soon. xoxo
Diana she is really adorable, she has such a sweet smile... I absolutely love her dress, it is so pretty xoxReplyDelete
She is so precious. Happy Birthday to her.ReplyDelete
Such a sweetie! So photogenic!ReplyDelete
Linda :o)
BTW I love the Easter banner-really pretty and sweet.ReplyDelete
That is one beautiful child, Diana! I loved every picture of her...and the last one is just precious! xxReplyDelete
Happy 3rd birthday to Sweet Cheeks which is such a perfect name for her....Adorable and yes there was a a holo above her head. Such a perfect sweetheart and yes better her to lose her skirt than us at our age...ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, she is just absolutely darling! And I think she knows it too, lol! Gorgeous pictures of your sweet girl, she is growing up soo fast! Why do that do that? Hugs to you today :)ReplyDelete
sweet and beaoootiful! lol! what a doll.. time goes so fast. My last grandbaby is going to be a year old in 19 days. almost party time! so now I have to go find you on face book!ReplyDelete
have a great weekend!
She is so precious. A true little angel with a halo. A natural beauty who loves the camera as well. Enjoy your sweet Bright Eyes and thanks for sharing her with us. Have a happy weekend. xoReplyDelete
What a beautiful dress! Great pics.ReplyDelete
I DO think that it is crazy that she is turning 3 because I remember when she was born and wasn't that just like yesterday, lol!????ReplyDelete
The photos are amazing and lovely!!
What we all wouldn't give for that head of hair!ReplyDelete
Diana....she is absolutely beautiful....she looks like an angel! I know you couldn't be more proud. I want to thank you for always being so kind to comment on my blog...you have for years now. Sadly my blog is not set up to be able to reply directly to comments and I don't know how to change it (I'm not that tech savvy)...but honestly, I truly appreciate all your encouragement over the years. Thank you! Have a beautiful spring!ReplyDelete
She is just adorable. Aren't we lucky...Grands are the best!ReplyDelete
Cute as a bug in a rug!! What a darling little princess you have :)ReplyDelete
Beautiful Adorable Special . . .ReplyDelete
OMGosh! Diana ... what a FABULOUS photographer you are with such a beauty to capture. She's darling more every day. What a joy for you ... treasure every moment.ReplyDelete
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I was diagnosed in 2008 and finally started insulin (lantus) a year ago… Last December I gave myself a swift kick in the ass and made the decision to get my blood sugar under control. Weight Watchers and the gym did the trick until I started having problems with my arm. The orthopedic doctor said it was my rotator cuff and gave me a cortisone shot even after I reminded him I was a diabetic. Doc said… You bs may go up a little… Hell… It went out if control again. I'm really having a tough time tring to get in control and found out my not even be my rotator cuff but tendinitis… Any ever have a cortisone shot??
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Yes I have had cortizone in my shoulder for Brusitus pain and in my hands for trigger fingers. My Blood sugars were through the roof…just had to keep watch and correct all day…
Not cortisone specifically, but recently had multiple steroid based pain shots for my spine. Yes, they do raise your blood sugars.
It took me about 2 weeks to get back into normal (for me anyway) range and i had to watch my carbs and sugars religously during.
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Communication & Mass Media Complete (CMMC), 1915-present $ E Updated regularly, CMMC provides indexing for some 550 periodicals, including full text for over 400 titles, in areas related to communication and mass media as well as communication sciences and disorders. CMMC incorporates CommSearch (formerly produced by the National Communication Association (NCA)), and Mass Media Articles Index (formerly produced by Pennsylvania State University). Vendor site: http://www.ebscohost.com/academic/communication-mass-media-complete
Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts, 1973-present $ E Updated monthly, this database contains more than 450,000 citations with abstracts to the world's published literature on the nature, use, and teaching of language as well as linguistics, speech, communication, and related topics. Includes citations to book reviews appearing in serials abstracted for the print Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts. Vendor site: http://www.csa.com/factsheets/llba-set-c.php
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Education Research Complete, $ E This education database covers subjects such as deaf education and offers indexing and abstracts for more than 2,200 journals and full text for over 1,300 journals. This database also includes full text for more than 550 books and monographs, and full text for numerous education-related conference papers. Vendor site: http://www.ebscohost.com/academic/education-research-complete
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Health Source: Nursing/Academic Edition, $ E Focusing on the allied health literature, this database includes articles from approximately 500 scholarly full-text journals. Vendor site: http://www.ebscohost.com/academic/health-source-nursing-academic-edition
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Web of Science, $ E This citation database provides coverage of more than 10,000 journals in the sciences, social sciences, arts, and humanities. Vendor site: http://thomsonreuters.com
Web Sites
American Sign Language Browser http://commtechlab.msu.edu/sites/aslweb/browser.htm Michigan State University provides this ASL Browser. Click on a letter or word and a QuickTime movie shows you how to sign that letter or word. This is a great site, but your browser must support frames a QuickTime plug-in is required.
Barkley Augmentative and Alternative Communication Centers http://aac.unl.edu/ Practitioners in this area of communication sciences and disorders attempt to "compensate either temporarily or permanently for the impairment and disability patterns of individuals with severe and expressive communication disorders." This site from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, contains unique information on AAC vendors, vocabulary lists, device tutorials, intervention resources, recent UNL Medical School presentations in PowerPoint, and an updates section that lists new AAC books and research opportunities.
Getting Here: A short history of Speech Pathology in America http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~duchan/history.html A site created by University of Buffalo Emeritus Professor Judith Felson Duchan that details American speech pathology in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Hardin Meta Directory of Internet Health Sources http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/hardin/md/index.html The University of Iowa's Hardin Health Science Library is responsible for this site's extensive list of medical topics and their corresponding Internet sites. From the main page, the relevant links for communication sciences and disorders students are Otolaryngology and Speech Disorders.
MedMark Medical Bookmarks http://www.medmark.org/orl An exhaustive list of web resources to centers/institutes/labs, hospitals/clinics, guides and guidelines, images and atlases, programs and projects, and much more from Ildo Shin, M.D. in Korea. Though it takes a while to page through the links, the site offers potential for mining a lot of useful information.
National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/ The institute provides a wealth of health information for both professionals and the public. There is a lot of information on funding, research, and current news. Additionally, there are many documents available in Spanish.
Net Connections for Communication Disorders and Sciences http://www.mnsu.edu/comdis/kuster2/welcome.html Judith Kuster is an ASHA-certified speech-language pathologist as well as an associate professor and speech clinic director at Minnesota State University, Mankato. She has assembled a vast amount of communication sciences and disorders information, including links to discussion forums and electronic newsletters, a communication disorders and sciences library (listing state, national and international associations), speech-language materials on the Internet, and a stuttering home page. This is an excellent place to begin online research.
Phonetics: The Sounds of Spoken Language http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/ This website contains an anamated library of phonetics sounds in English, German, and Spanish including interactive diagrams of the associated articulatory anatomy. A Flash 7 or higher plug-in is required.
Associations & Organizations
Academy of Neurologic Communication Disorders and Sciences (ANCDS) http://www.ancds.org/ Association that focuses on establishing the highest quality of care for those with communication disorders. The website includes links to evidence-based practice research.
American Academy of Audiology (AAA) http://www.audiology.org/ AAA was founded in 1988 as a professional organization for audiologists interested in providing high-quality audiologic health care. The organization supports such areas as research, continuing education, professional development, and public awareness. The organization publishes two journals, Journal of the American Academy of Audiology (JAAA) and Audiology Today, which provide current research and professional information. The AAA Web site provides consumer information as well.
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) http://www.asha.org/default.htm ASHA is a national professional, scientific, and credentialing association for about 140,000 audiologists, speech-language pathologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists. The association's stated mission is "empowering and supporting speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists by advocating on behalf of persons with communication and related disorders, advancing communication science, and promoting effective human communication." The ASHA Web site also provides information on certification, grant funding, and research.
National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSLHA) http://www.nsslha.org NSSLHA (National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association) is a branch of ASHA designed to support undergraduate and graduate students going into the fields of Speech Pathology and Audiology. Many universities around the nation are home to a university chapter of NSSLHA, and membership is available to undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral students enrolled full- or part-time in a communication sciences program or related major.
Journals & Trade Publications
Note: For title changes consult a serials directory such as Ulrich's Periodicals Directory.
Acta Oto-Laryngologica ISSN 0001-6489 Academic/Scholarly. Informa Healthcare, 1918-current Publishes papers on basic research and clinical studies in the field of otolaryngology, head and neck surgery, and related sub-disciplines.
American Annals of the Deaf ISSN 0002-726X Academic/Scholarly. Convention of American Instructors of the Deaf, 1886-current Presents articles of interest to teachers, administrators, and researchers in the field of deaf education.
American Journal of Audiology: A Journal of Clinical Practice (AJA) ISSN 1059-0889 Academic/Scholarly. ASHA, 1991-current Covers all aspects of clinical practice in audiology, including screening, assessment, and treatment techniques.
American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology: A Journal of Clinical Practice (AJSLP) ISSN 1058-0360 Academic/Scholarly. ASHA, 1991-current Articles concern screening, assessment, and treatment techniques; prevention/ professional issues; supervision; and administration; and may appear in the form of clinical forums, clinical reviews, letters to the editor, or research reports that emphasize clinical practice.
Archives of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery ISSN 0886-4470 Academic/Scholarly. American Medical Association, 1925-current Provides information on diseases of the head and neck. Journal publishes clinical and basic research.
Audio & Neuro-Otology ISSN 1420-3030 Academic/Scholarly. Karger, 1996-current Provides information on the auditory and vestibular systems.
ACC Augmentative and Alternative Communication ISSN 0743-4618 Academic/Scholarly. Informa Healthcare, 1985-current Official journal of the International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (ISAAC). Publishes articles on severe speech/communication impairments, which may be of interest to those using augmentative and alternative communication techniques.
Autism ISSN 1362-3613 Academic/Scholarly. Sage Publications, 1997-current Provides research information on improving the quality of life for individuals with autism or autism-related disorders.
Brain and Language ISSN 0093-934X Academic/Scholarly. Academic Press, 1974-current Interdisciplinary journal of clinical, experimental, and theoretical research in linguistics, neuroanatomy, neurology, neurophysiology, philosophy, psychology, psychiatry, and speech pathology.
The Cleft Palate Craniofacial Journal: Official publication of the American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association ISSN 1055-6656 Academic/Scholarly. American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association, 1964-current International, interdisciplinary journal covering clinical and research information on activities in cleft lip/palate and other craniofacial anomalies.
Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics ISSN 0269-9206 Academic/Scholarly. Informa Healthcare, 1987-current The official journal of the International Clinical Phonetics & Linguistics Association, this journal publishes articles on the interaction between the study of speech and language and disorders of speech and language. Also covers scientific research in the following areas of clinical linguistics: clinical dialectology/sociolinguistics, childhood dysphasia, and disordered communication in bilingual and multicultural settings.
Communication Disorders Quarterly ISSN 1525-7401 Academic/Scholarly. Pro-Ed Inc, 1977-current Discusses many aspects of communication disorders: speech, hearing, language, and learning disabilities.
Contemporary Issues in Communication Science and Disorders (CICSD) ISSN 1092-5171 Academic/Scholarly. National Student Speech Language Hearing Association, 1973-current CICSD focuses on recent advances in communication science.
Dysphagia ISSN 0179-051X Academic/Scholarly. Springer, 1986-current Interdisciplinary journal provides information on swallowing and its disorders. Its scope includes all aspects of normal and dysphagic ingestion involving the mouth pharynx and esophagus.
Ear and Hearing ISSN 0196-0202 Academic/Scholarly. Williams & Wilkins, 1975-current Official Journal of the American Auditory Society, covering all aspects of auditory disorders.
Folia Phoniatrica et Logopaedica ISSN 1021-7762 Academic/Scholarly. Karger, 1947-current An official publication of the International Association of Logopedics and Phoniatrics. Provides a survey of international research in physiology and pathology of speech and voice organs.
Hearing Research ISSN 0378-5955 Academic/Scholarly. Elsevier, 1978-current Publishes papers on auditory neurophysiology, ultrastructure, psychoacoustics and behavioral studies of hearing in animals, and models of auditory functions as well as papers on comparative aspects of hearing in animals and man.
International Journal of Audiology ISSN 1499-2027 Academic/Scholarly. Informa Healthcare, 1962-present A merger of British Journal of Audiology and Scandinavian Audiology, this journal features articles about the science and international clinical practice of audiology.
International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders/Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists ISSN 1368-2822 Academic/Scholarly. Informa Healthcare, 1966-current Presents clinical and theoretical research, covering all the aspects of communication disorders.
International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology ISSN 0165-5876 Academic/Scholarly. Elsevier, 1979-current Presents information on prevention, cure and care of otorhinolaryngological disorders in infants and children due to developmental, degenerative, infections, neoplastic, traumatic, social, psychiatric and economic causes. It covers all the areas of pediatric otorhinolaryngology, including: medical and surgical otology, bronchoesophagology, laryngology, rhinology, diseases of the head and neck, and disorders of communication.
Journal of the Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology ISSN 0149-8886 Academic/Scholarly. University Of Michigan Department Of Speech And Hearing Sciences, 1969-current Forum for the exchange of ideas on, knowledge or, and experience with habilitative and rehabilitative aspects of audiology.
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America ISSN 0001-4966 Academic/Scholarly. American Institute of Physics, 1929-current Journal coverage includes: linear and nonlinear acoustics; aeroacoustics, underwater sound and acoustical oceanography; ultrasonics and quantum acoustics; architectural and structural acoustics and vibration; speech, music and noise; psychology and physiology of hearing.
Journal of the American Academy of Audiology ISSN 1050-0545 Academic/Scholarly. American Academy of Audiology, 1990-current Papers published in this journal cover hearing science, assessment, amplification, rehabilitation and electrophysiology.
Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders ISSN 0162-3257 Academic/Scholarly. Springer, 1971-current Covers all the severe psychopathologies in childhood, including autism and childhood schizophrenia. Articles discuss experimental studies on the biochemical, neurological, and genetic aspects of a given disorder.
Journal of Communication Disorders ISSN 0021-9924 Academic/Scholarly. Elsevier, 1967-current Publishes original articles on topics related to disorders of speech, language, and hearing. Includes Clinics in Communication Disorders issues that provide clinicians with information on the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of communication disorders.
Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education ISSN 1081-4159 Academic/Scholarly. Oxford University Press, 1996-current Integrates and coordinates basic and applied research relating to individuals who are def, including cultural, developmental, linguistic, and educational topics.
Journal of Developmental and Physical Disabilities ISSN 1056-263X Academic/Scholarly. Kluwer Academic, 1988-current Research and clinical reports discussing such concerns as: the deaf-blind, cerebral-palsied deaf, blind-mentally retarded, and individuals who are emotionally disturbed and mentally retarded.
Journal of Fluency Disorders ISSN 0094-730X Academic/Scholarly. Elsevier, 1974-current This official journal of the International Fluency Association provides comprehensive coverage of clinical, experimental, and theoretical aspects of stuttering, including the latest remediation techniques.
Journal of Medical Speech-Language Pathology ISSN 1065-1438 Academic/Scholarly. Singular Publishing Group, 1993-current The official journal of the Academy of Neurologic Communication Disorders and Sciences publishes theoretical and clinical articles, clinical notes, tutorials, letters, and dialogue covering all aspects of human communication and its disorders that are encountered in a medical environment.
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research (JSLHR) ISSN 1092-4388 Academic/Scholarly. ASHA, 1958-current Publishes articles pertaining to the processes and disorders of hearing, language, and speech, as well as to the diagnosis and treatment of these disorders.
Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology ISSN 0848-1970 Academic/Scholarly. Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists, 1973-current Aims to disseminate knowledge pertaining to human communication and its related disorders.
Language, Speech & Hearing Services in Schools (LSHSS) ISSN 0161-1461 Academic/Scholarly. ASHA, 1970-current Presents information on all aspects of clinical speech, language, and hearing services to children and adolescents.
The Laryngoscope ISSN 0023-852X Academic/Scholarly. Wiley-Blackwell, 1896-current An international journal, owned by The American Laryngological, Rhinological and Otological Society publishes original articles relating to both the clinical and basic science aspects of otolaryngology-head and neck surgery. This journal reflects medical, clinical, and research information in: otolaryngology, broncho-esophagology, communicative disorders, head and neck surgery, facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, oncology, and speech and hearing defects.
Logopedics, Phoniatrics, Vocology ISSN 1401-5439 Academic/Scholarly. Informa Healthcare, 1936-current This journal is a merger of the former journals Scandinavian Journal of Logopedics & Phoniatrics and VOICE (London), and it includes articles related to speech, language and voice pathology, as well as to normal voice function in its different aspects.
Neuropsychologia ISSN 0028-3932 Academic/Scholarly. Pergamon Press, 1963-current An international interdisciplinary journal of the neurological, behavioral and cognitive sciences, presenting papers on analysis of disorders of perception, action, intelligence, memory, imagery, thought and language resulting from injury or disease of the central nervous system.
Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery ISSN 0194-5998 Academic/Scholarly. Mosby Inc, 1896-current Publishes articles and case reports on recent developments in medical and surgical treatment of the ear, nose, throat, and related structures of the head and neck. The journal also provides information on new instruments and medical devices.
Phonetica ISSN 0031-8388 Academic/Scholarly. Karger, 1957-current Covers all aspects of descriptive linguistics, phonetics and phonology.
Seminars in Speech and Language ISSN 0734-0478 Academic/Scholarly. Thieme Medical Publishers, 1980-current Reports on clinical advances in speech and language pathology, offering diagnostic procedures, screening and assessment techniques, treatment protocols, and short-and long-term management practices.
Speech Communication ISSN 0167-6393 Academic/Scholarly. North-Holland, 1982-current A publication of the European Association for Signal Processing (EURASIP) and of the International Speech Communication Association (ISCA), subject areas covered in this journal include basics of oral communication and dialogue, and models and tools for language learning.
Topics in Language Disorders ISSN 0271-8294 Academic/Scholarly. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1981-current The purpose of this journal is to clarify the application of theory to practice in the treatment, rehabilitation, and education of individuals with language disorders.
Special Collections
Gallaudet University Archives http://archives.gallaudet.edu/ This archive contains collections of historical artifacts, documents and visual materials (including films, slides, and photographs) relating to deafness. This archive also provides access to digital copies of The Silent Worker, a newspaper for the deaf population from 1888-1929.
Rochester Institute of Techonology (RIT) Libraries' Deaf Studies Archive http://library.rit.edu/depts/archives/collections/deaf_studies_archive.php Established in 2005, the archive documents RIT's role in deaf education. Collections include materials used in deaf education and transcripts and interviews from a project to interview "everyday Deaf people" in the United States.
Statistical Data
National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) Statistics and Epidemiology http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/statistics/ Presents data and charts on the prevalence of hearing, taste, smell, voice, speech, and language disorders.
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Help us to reveal the image of Christ in the students we are reaching around the world.
New Unit published 4th November
The Discovering Orthodoxy online catechesis has just published a fifth unit in the Beginning with Prayer series considering the practice of unceasing prayer.
Access to this unit requires free registration on the Discovering Orthodoxy course. Just follow the Registration link at the top of the page.
Student registration allows us to provide greater support to the global community of students.
In this introductory unit Father Peter Farrington describes the structure of the course material, and H.E. Metropolitan Seraphim speaks about the value of catechesis, or spiritual instruction.
A short essay considers some of the thoughts of St Cyril of Jerusalem in regard to catechesis, while a brief Bible Study invites students to consider the necessary aspect of study as part of the Orthodox Christian life.
What is Faith?
In this unit Father Peter Farrington invites us to consider the nature of Christian Faith. It is often parodied as belief without reason or a naive trust in myths and legends. On the contrary the Christian faith is something reasonable, grounded in experience and evidence.
Is it necessary to have faith to be able to benefit from an Orthodox catechesis? Father Peter describes the different varieties and degrees of faith, and finds the beginning of faith in the desire to know God.
Evidence for God
In this unit Father Peter Farrington considers whether science requires an atheistic point of view, or whether it is possible and reasonable to engage in scientific studies while also believing that there is an intelligent and purposeful creator.
The unit also considers the variety of scientific evidence which allows scientists to consider that the existence of God makes most sense.
Beginning with .. Church History
In this unit H.E. Metropolitan Seraphim of the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate will be introducing the study of Church History as a necessary aspect of our catechesis.
It is we look back to the life of the Church that we learn how to live in the present and with hope for the future.
About the London School of Orthodox Christian Studies
The London School of Orthodox Christian Studies has been established to provide high quality distance-learning programmes to support the theological education of students in London, the United Kingdom and around the world.
The London School of Orthodox Christian Studies is rooted in the Orthodox tradition of the Oriental Orthodox communion, and the activities of the LSOCS will include the participation of members of these other Churches.
The courses presented by the LSOCS are intended to be of interest to members of all of the Oriental Orthodox Churches and will draw on a wide variety of texts and materials from the different traditions. The Discovering Orthodox online catechesis will be drawing on an increasing and wide-ranging body of contributors, and as materials are published this page will be updated and extended to provide details of all of our contributing partners.
Contributors to the Discovering Orthodox online catechesis
Father Peter Farrington
Director of Studies
Father Peter studied at Moorlands Bible College for three years in preparation for ministry in the Evangelical movement, gaining the Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Mission Studies.
Father Peter Farrington, is a priest of the British Orthodox diocese of the Coptic Orthodox Pariarchate. He has a great interest in the study of the Oriental Orthodox tradition, and in communicating that tradition to others. He has written on Christology and recently published a volume of essays as Orthodox Christology. He is also the Secretary of the Council of Oriental Orthodox Churches in the UK and Ireland, the Co-Secretary of the Catholic-Oriental Orthodox Regional Forum, and the Anglican-Oriental Orthodox Regional Forum.
H.E Metropolitan Seraphim
Metropolitan of the British Orthodox Church within the Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate
Metropolitan Seraphim is a Vice-President of the Council of Oriental Orthodox Churches in the UK, and serves on the councils of many other organisations.
He has published a significant corpus of writings including Britain & the Early Church, Towards a Common Christology, and Scripture and Tradition. He is often invited to speak at major conferences and has provided the keynote address at the inter-Orthodox conference on Christology at Sigtuna, Sweden, and at the Conference of the Fellowship of St Alban and St Sergius.


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