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Dental Fillings
Fillings Dentists in Scottsdale, AZ
When you have cavities, you need a dentist who can provide strong, reliable fillings as treatment. There are several methods available for dental fillings today, and at Kind Family Dentistry in Scottsdale, AZ, we're happy to walk you through your options and provide you with the fillings that will best serve you.
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When you visit our Scottsdale, AZ practice for dental fillings, you'll be greeted by a welcoming staff and a team of caring, compassionate dentists who want your experience to be a positive one. Whether this is your first cavity or you're used to the idea of getting cavities filled, we'll walk you through the process from start to finish and answer any questions you have.
For quality dental fillings, turn to the team at Kind Family Dentistry. Call our office today to schedule your appointment.
Friendly, thorough, and informative. Definitely the best dentist I've ever been to!
Always efficient and personable. Been a patient for over 30 years.
EXCELLENT Dentist and great staff!@ Perfect!
Sondra is by far the best as is Randy doc.
Extremely knowledgable and efficient. Dr. Smith is the best!
Kind DDS is a above and beyond DDS service. I've been blessed with excellent dentists in my life, but Dr Daniel Kovacik is my all time favorite. His staff is excellent, his ability and artistic temporary crowns are the very best quality. Kind DDS has got in my family on emergency calls as well. THANK YOU A+++
Friendly staff, prompt service, and a great new location. I've been seeing Dr. Smith for decades now!
Dr. Kavacik and his staff are incredible. They are all so friendly and kind, and they help make even the most nervous dental patient feel relaxed and comfortable. Thank you Kind Dentistry. I'm so happy we found to you!
Not only is Dr. Kovacik technically the best dentist I have seen, but he and his staff at Kind Family Dentistry promote and maintain healthy and positive interpersonal personal relationships with the patients. My wife and I sincerely appreciate our experiences with Kind Family Dentistry.
The good treatnent I receive makes me feel valued and respected as a person as well as a patient.
Everyone that I have come into contact with at Kind family dentistry has been just that, kind. All my experiences have been positive even though I hate going to the dentist.
I personally do not like dentists. This Gentleman was the best dentist. I have ever met he worked on my wife's teeth. Replaced all mine. Is also become a friend I would recommend you to all my friends and people I meet on the street. I give him 110% overly satisfied. I cannot say enough about him just you need your to Teeth Worked on Go to him
As a new patient, I was able to get an appt next day. Very friendly staff.
Always pleasant take their time and truly care for their patients.
Always very professional & friendly.
Everyone are always nice and professional. Dr. Smith is a great guy, and his work is superb, I have no complaints.
The Kind Family dental team has been my go-to location for years, and they continue their tradition of excellent service and care! Whether its clean and polish with Julie, or a check-up and treatment by Dr. Smith, you can count on professional and complete services at all times.
Dr. Smith is the best Dentist in Phoenix/Scottsdale. Period. All of the staff are very intelligent and well informed. I will never go anywhere else.
Great service!
Professional and respectful
The team at Kind dental are friendly and very professional. I love everybody from the receptionist all the way to the Dentist. Remarkable bedside manners especially by the hygienist and the dentist. I highly recommend this dentist office to anybody that has fear of pain from dentists as I had two old crowns replaced on a timely manner and no pain. Keep up the great work. Eddie Espinosa
Excellent dentist and hygienist! I have major anxiety when going to the dentist and they always manage to make it a good experience. Thank you!
Always great service and the staff is awesome! The best dentist ever :)
Awesome team and awesome work! Highly recommended!
Consistent dentistry for decades, with friendly and helpful staff.
Friendly staff, very clean office, comfy environment
Always a good experience with Randy and the crew.
Dr Smith did good job & the staff treated me with care.
Randy Smith has been my dentist for over 25 years. I've never had a bad experience in all that time and he is in my opinion, a wonderful dentist. Recommend Randy to anyone looking for a really good dentist in a very nice guy.
My visits to Kind dentistry are always good experiences. My most recent was to I have two caps made for my front two teeth. Staff is professional and friendly. I completed the process today with a final check up. I am very pleased with the product and the service. Tom Harris
Solid dental work and great staff. Efficient work and very fair prices as well.
Darlene was by far the best dental hygienist I have worked with. Beth at the front desk was so patient and friendly. The doctor was also awesome!
Excellent service and Julie is the best hygienist I've ever had. Dr Kovacik is also great.
Great dental office! Only place I will go
Very detailed and caring.
I love Kind Family Dentistry! I've been going to Dr. Smith for over 15 years and he's the best dentist I've ever had. He knows what he's doing and he's very gentle. I've had various dental work completed and little to no pain whatsoever. The office staff is very nice and you always feel welcomed when you walk through the door. I highly recommend them to everyone I know!
Dr. Smith has been my dentist for more than 30 years. We never go anywhere else as he is the absolute best. Plus, his entire staff is professional and caring. Have never had a bad experience.
Darlene is an amazing hygienist! She is personable and really takes the time to explain what is happening with my teeth behind the scenes. I have a bad dental history and she has never made me feel ashamed about it. In fact, she comes off encouraging and you can tell she really cares about her patients. Dr. Kovacik is wonderful as well! Super friendly and also genuinely cares about his patients. He ALWAYS makes sure to communicate with his staff (whenever I have fillings) that I request nitrous because of an annoying needle phobia I have. It is so nice knowing that I don't have to worry or fear going in for fillings with such a caring team. I would recommend them to anyone!
Friendly staff, clean and comfortable environment, overall pleasant experience.
The care at Kind Family is unsurpassed. I was given treatment that was above and beyond standard practice. That's a very good thing. I thank and highly recommend Dr. Kovacik. Thanks also to the wonderful staff there. They rock.
Friendly and helpful staff.
Love this practice! Been seeing he same dental team for 20 years. Dr. Smith, Sondra, and the office staff are friendly, caring and professional. I highly recommend them.
Awesome place, just an amazing staff and extremely intelligent dentist. we have looked for a long time for a great dental practice to bring the family to and we have found the best!
I have had dental work including crowns and fillings done by Dr. Kovacik at Kind Family Dentistry his attention to detail is spot on and he is such a nice man. Will recommend all my family and friends to Dr. Kovacik. Had cleaning today excellent hygienist very thorough!!
This is the best dentist office you will ever go to. Efficient, friendly, and no pressure to get this procedure or that product.
I'm so glad I switched to this office last year. I have always had a positive experience for myself and my family. Everyone is friendly and efficient.
Always a pleasant Experience really Steph really people you will love it there.
This entire office is wonderful. I always feel well taken care of and know that I'm in the best hands! Forever my dentist office, I won't go anywhere else.
Kind Family Dentistry has always served me well. Dr. Kovacic, Darlene and the entire staff is always professional, courteous, personable and kind. They do a thorough job every time.
I've been coming here over 25 years. Great bedside manner and always able to fit me in when I have an issue even though I know it is a busy office. Thank you!
I love this office everyone from the front staff to my dentist and hygienist are incredible and truly nice. This place deserves more than 5 stars!
Sondra always does a great job. Dr. Smith is very efficient, competent and professional. I would recommend to anyone for routine or other dental work.
A couple of years ago I realized my teeth and gums needed some serious attention. I had four cracked teeth and my gums were bleeding when I flossed. I visited two other dentists but was not happy with either one. I kept putting off the much needed work. My friend at work recommended Dr. Randy Smith. He'd been getting his dental work done with Dr. Smith for at least 10 years. I decided to make an appointment and I'm extremely happy I did. Dr. Smith is the best. I will repeat this. Dr.Smith. Is.The. Best! He is a consummate professional AND he has a great sense of humor. I had an initial appointment and then got started getting my teeth and gums back in order. Slowly but surely I have regained my dental health. I think I've had at least 20 appointments, temporary crowns, crown fittings, cleaning. Dental hygienist Marcia is also a gem. I look forward to getting my teeth cleaned. She is friendly and passionate about her work. I give Kind Family Dentistry 5 stars out of 5. The entire staff is friendly and welcoming. Thank you Dr. Smith, Marcia and the entire Kind staff.
The folks are very competent, patient and Kind.
I have been petrified of the dentist since 1986 with a bad experience. New view as of yesterday. Caring Dr. K, wonderful assistant, and as always the best dental hygienist, Dawn. Definitely sold. Can't say enough.
Had a great visit with Dr. Daniel Kovacik! My appointment was on time and very thorough! Dr. Kovacik took his time and explained everything to me that I needed to know. His assistant was efficient and super nice! The dental hygienist was great as well! Love this dental team, I definitely will be back! I'm one happy patient!
I had my teeth cleaned. She did a great job of cleaning my teeth and giving me good advice on how to keep my teeth in good shape in the future. Dr. Kovasik is a great dentist. He gave me a thorough exam and makes important recommendations. I feel they both give me their expertise and in a very pretty environment.
Amazing dental office, the office staff is extremely caring as well friendly, they really take their time to diagnose the issues and work on fixing them diligently. I would highly recommend them if you have any dental needs.
Dr Kelly has been our dentist for about 8 years...and we love him. He is just the sweetest, kindest, and best denist we could ask for. My girls and I just adore him. Kim is amazing as well and very personable. We love You guys!!!! . * update on 2/5/19 i am pretty sure Dr. Kelly has retired and maybe sold his practice? I can not review Kind family dentistty as i have not been since Dr. Kelly retired. Not too sure why reviews are allowed to be kept for past providers.
Great office. Prompt service.
Always a good experience at Kind Family Dental in Scottsdale. Highly recommend Dr. Randy Smith & hygienist Sondra Solene. They are truly the best.
Dr. Randy Smith is at the top of his field, easily one of the best dentists I've ever had. Makes me feel like he's seeing a friend every time I'm in, and he's great at explaining everything in detail. Five years ago, I had a cracked tooth and he showed me the crack and how he was going to fix it. Yesterday, he took me in on an urgent need to address a really painful toothache. He got me in first thing in the morning and showed me the abscess that was the root of the pain. He explained everything I needed to know and got me referred to a specialist to do the root canal only two hours later (Dr. Tyler Endodontics—also fabulous). The staff at Kind is just fantastic always, and worked hard to make sure I understood all my financial options and how to get discounted care when I opted to pay cash.
Thorough and thorough detailed. Don't recommend unnecessary procedures. Clean, friendly and very professional
The Dentist and staff are consummate professionals and handle all tasks with aplomb.
The staff and dentists at Kind Family Dentistry are professional and take the time to understand my expectations. You're welcomed with a smiling face and get a sense that the people here really care about their patients. Great place to get your dental care!
Timely and high-quality service. Friendly and open to questions and explanations. I had broken a crown. They got me in promptly for the temporary the afternoon before a trip. The finished crown was quickly installed and it looks great.
My original dentist recommended a very invasive and costly treatment plan involving the removal of quite a bit of natural teeth. I got a second opinion from Dr. Smith. Dr. Smith addressed my concerns of keeping my natural teeth and did a great job of the completing the delicate work I needed with compassion with a perfect balance of my personal objectives and the dentistry I required.
I have had lots of dental work done at Kind Family Dentistry with Dr. Kovacik and Darlene the hygienist their work is fabulous. The front office is thorough and extremely friendly they always have a smile on their faces I would highly recommend this dental office.
Having a tooth extracted is no fun but Dr. Kovacik made the experience as painless as possible. Highly recommend him as a dentist.
Dr. Kovacik is simply wonderful. My nine year old daughter just had a filling done, and the experience was quick and efficient. The injection was done so well my daughter didn't really seem to know what was being done. He continuously reassured her and was super gentle. Best dental team in Scottsdale. We will be back. Thank you again for making the appointment so comfortable.
Dr. Kelly has been my Dentist for almost 30 years!, he has seen all 4 of my adult kids grow up and did the cleanings and other needs for them as well. I would recommend him to everyone!
I have always feared the dentist...then I met Dr Kelly. honest, always a great entertaining experience!
Dr. Kelly and the staff at Kind Family Dentistry are so nice and pleasant. I would recommend this office to all family and friends.
Dr. Kelly has been my dentist for more than 18 years. I used to have great fear of going to dentists based on some horrible childhood experiences. But now, I am at ease and know that Dr. Kelly will not hurt me. He is so compassionate, and most of all, he has a base of knowledge that far exceeds your usual dentist. He is an "M.D." dentist....which you will not see too many of them, at least I haven't. A wonderful dry sense of humor that I love, and a competent staff rounds out the perfect place to go for all of your dental needs. Dr. Kelly will work out a financial plan with you if you do not have insurance. His rates are fair and not exorbitant compared to other Scottsdale dentists. If he ever retires, I really don't know what I'll do! I have many instances where no matter where he was (out of state on vacation for instance) where he returned my phone call and called in a pain prescription for me in a timely fashion! How many people do you know who would be there for you? Dr. Kelly, is great in every way. I can't find the words to do him justice.
I have been a patient of Dr Kelly's for more than 25 years. He is always help full and can always fit me in in an emergency. Kim a dental hygienist is friendly and helps me take care of my teeth
I had extreme tooth pain and was referred to Dr Kelly from a former patient. I did not have insurance and my options were limited but she said to see him and he would work with me. I was able to schedule an appointment the next day which was great. The staff was extremely friendly and very accommodating. Dr. Kelly did an exam and found a would need a root canal, which I was expecting anyway. He was able to relieve the pain and start the process. I was able to set up a payment plan and get the root canal completed in the next few days. I would definitely recommend him to anyone seeking a friendly, honest and all around great quality office!
Very good experience and price. Kim cleaned my teeth and did a great job, professional, friendly, knowledgeable, ect.
I hadn't been to the dentist in some time and I had a terrible toothache. Dr.Kelly and his staff were so kind and gentle. Oh and Dr.Kelly has a great sense of humor. I would recommend them to anyone!!
The service was excellent. really nice staff. couldn't have asked for better service.
I have been seeing Dr. Kelly for many years and I love him and all his staff! They are by far the most wonderful caring people! I have no idea what I will do when Dr. Kelly decides to retire! Hopefully that will never happen. I recommended Dr. Kelly to my family and friends and I will keep on doing so to everyone that is looking for a great, honest and caring dentist! Love you guys :o)
This has to be one of the best, efficient and professional choices for well being for your teeth. Always perfect and attentive to your time, perfect courtesy from1st person to last, and sensitive to your dental needs, this has to be one of the best! Their suggestions about care are spot on. Darlene is my favorite ever hygienist!
Kind Family Dentistry is fabulous
I have had dental work including crowns and fillings done by Dr. Kovacik at Kind Family Dentistry his attention to detail is spot on and he is such a nice man. Will recommend all my family and friends to Dr. Kovacik.
Dr. Kovacik is a fabulous dentist
All the people at Kind from Connie at the front desk to Dr. Kovacik and Darlene his hygienist are the most kind and competent people you will ever meet. I will send every one of my friends to Kind Family Dentistry to see Dr. Kovacik!!!!
Very high quality care and competent people.
I have had lots of dental work done at Kind Family Dentistry with Dr. Kovacik and Darlene the hygienist their work is fabulous. The front office is thorough and extremely friendly they always have a smile on their faces I would highly recommend this dental office.
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"About ten years ago I wrote an article, "Why is Mathematical Biology so Hard?" for these Notices intending to explain why the applications of mathematics to biology would be very different than the traditional applications to physics and engineering [42]. A lot has happened since then. Mathematical biology has grown from a small field, containing relatively few mathematicians, to a major branch of applied mathematics. The reasons for this growth, which are implicit in the discussion below, are not the point of this article, nor do I want to encourage mathematicians to switch to mathematical biology.
Rather, I want to make the case that mathematical biology benefits all mathematicians; it is good for the health of mathematics as a whole."
Most of Science is Biology
That statement seems absurd, almost laughable to many mathematicians who are used to thinking that "science" means physics and chemistry, while biology is just classification, necessary perhaps for training doctors, but not really deep, intellectual, or mathematical. We are in the midst of a biological revolution whose roots lie in the 19th and first half of the twentieth century. In the past twenty-five years the pace of this revolution has accelerated and it has created an enormous biological research community.
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Layton vs. Wright Open Thread
We're gonna have a lot to say about this game at some point, but for now here's an open thread so we can talk about it and to pass the time until I'm done with this goddamn double recap.
I have three main thoughts so far:
1) Every name in this game is fucking terrible (CARMINE ACCIDENTI!!!!!);
2) This is basically the plot of Fushigi Yuugi;
3) Phoenix borrowed Edgeworth's neck pillow.


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The Vieux Carre is a 1930s New Orleans recipe named after the city's French Quarter—it's a potent but smooth cocktail, just like the Crescent City.
¾ oz. rye whiskey
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2 dashes Peychaud's bitters
2 dashes Angostura bitters
Tools: mixing glass, barspoon, strainer
Glass: Old Fashioned
Garnish: lemon peel
Combine ingredients in a mixing glass and fill with ice. Stir well, strain into an ice-filled Old Fashioned glass and garnish.


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WI210The basics of performing vibration analysis to get started within a condition monitoring program. Various techniques used to understand machinery condition are introduced.
Course objectivesIntroduce a novice to basic vibration analysis by using a variety of PdM instrumentation and software. To find how vibration analysis and related technologies can best be integrated to successfully implement such programs from hands-on demonstration. Teach vibration terminology and measurement conventions needed, not only by coverage of seminar text material, but also by performing "button pushing" demonstration to maximize the learning experience.
Recommended forPlant personnel requiring an introduction to vibration analysis techniques and technologies used in a condition predictive maintenance program. Including maintenance supervisors, rotating machinery engineers, predictive maintenance technicians and coordinators, reliability engineers, and multi-skilled mechanics.
Basic machine maintenance skills and experience. General computer and calculating skills are helpful. Little or no previous vibrating experience required.
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Here's something we didn't know: At Virginia Tech, they actually have a Michael Vick Hall. (You can kind of see it on that map, if you squint.)
The Hokies named the hall after Vick when he made a "sizable donation," and since they don't plan on returning the money anytime soon, they see no reason to change the name.
The Hokies retired Vick's jersey in 2002, the year after the quarterback was drafted out of Tech by the Atlanta Falcons. The number itself is still given out to players. [Athletic Director Jim] Weaver said that although he doesn't condone Vick's actions, he doesn't see a need to lower No. 7 from a place of honor at the Lane Stadium.
"He earned that when he was here, before he ever was involved in these activities," Weaver said Monday.
Wait, they retired his number but still give it out to players? How is that retiring it? Oh, and the vet school isn't near that Hall, is it?
By the way: Stephon Marbury would like to clarify ... himself.
Despite Mixed Emotions Vick Hall Will Stand [Sons Of Sam Malone]


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It has been my distinct pleasure to be the chair of the Psychology Department and work with our pre-eminent and diverse faculty who are committed to teaching, scholarship, research and mentoring a diverse student body that is drawn from around the world. Our team has been incredible in supporting the operation of the various programs we offer and improving and expanding student services.
The Department offers a wide array of foundational, specialized and interdisciplinary courses that provide students with an overall knowledge of the field. The Bachelor of Arts in forensic psychology, the first and most prestigious one of its kind in the country, is designed for students interested in the relationship between psychology and the legal system, especially the criminal justice system. All John Jay students have an opportunity to minor in psychology and specialize in addiction studies.
The Master's in Forensic Psychology program is designed to train practitioners to provide psychological services to and within the criminal justice system as well as to prepare students for doctoral study in psychology. The Department also offers a new New York State licensure-eligible Master's in Forensic Mental Health Counseling. Additionally, the Postgraduate Certificate in Forensic Psychology offers an 18-credit Certificate to those mental health professionals who wish to compliment their training with an additional focus in forensic psychology, with a choice of six different sub specializations. Finally the MA-JD in Forensic Psychology and Law offers a 4-year program with NY Law School, training lawyers with a specialization in Forensic Psychology and Mental Disability Law. The MA faculty are constantly working on expanding student opportunities. On February 7th, 2017, a new MA certificate in Victimology Studies was approved by the State which will be the first forensically-oriented victimology program of study within a psychology department.
In addition, our department is a leading institution on forensic and clinical psychology research. The Doctoral Program in Psychology of the City University of New York (CUNY) is housed in our Department. We offer two tracks of doctoral study: Clinical and Psychology and Law.
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Happy Sunday–what's left of it at least!
I made french toast for us this morning. Mine was topped with nutella, raspberries, and powdered sugar. Yummy!
Since the weather has been gorgeous here this weekend, Craig and I finally went on our first bike ride together of the summer.
I tried the Gatorade G Series Fit series today. I will get it free via rebate from Walgreens, so I figured it was worth trying and reviewing for the blog.
First, I started with one prime bar since I knew we were not going too far on our ride. It was tasty.
We loaded the bikes onto Craig's car and went to Silver Spring Drive to leave off where we ended our ride last summer on the Oak Leaf trail. Craig wants to ride the entire trail slowly over the years, which is fine with me because it also forces us to bike in areas we might not necessarily choose to, like today's ride. It was nice, don't get me wrong, it just wasn't the most scenic (except if you count the bridge with the train above it).
The only snag we hit today was some water on the trail and we had to go around it by getting on some city sidewalks. Right before I took this photo, there was a mama duck with her babies in the water and they were so cute! I am sad I didn't get them on camera.
We took a break at mile 4 and I tried some of the Melon Pear gatorade drink. Both Craig and I really liked this flavor.
However, this is kind of gross-my honest opinion: drinking gatorade in general brings to mind the awful colonoscopies I have had to have for the last three years. Psychologically, I hate the prep part of the colonoscopy and drinking gatorade or powerade is crucial to keep electrolytes in my body, I know this. You just get to a point where your stomach is so full and you can't drink any more of the stuff. Drinking it today still conjured up those bad memories.
I also munched on a few almonds.
Craig (unintentionally) looking pretty serious as he ate a cherry pie larabar for some fuel.
We biked 7.68 miles in the end. Not bad!
Once home, I tried the Mixed Berry recover drink and it was my least favorite of the Gatorade G series fit products. The flavor was just off. I couldn't even drink any more because it was so gross.
After having pizza for lunch, I was tired so I laid on the couch for an hour and crashed. Then I just read a book and magazine outside, made salsa, and did some housework.
Making salsa seems to be our new Sunday night tradition! This batch turned out better thanks to lime juice and fresh garlic. I added some lime to my woodchuck cider and it hit the spot. A nice summery treat!
Time to prep for the week ahead! I am hoping to get more sleep this week in general. Must get to bed earlier from now on.


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WASHINGTON—The Pontifical Council for Social Communications has announced its Worldwide Telecasts for April-May, 2011. In addition to the traditional Holy Week and Easter liturgies, this year the telecast will also include the beatification ceremonies of Pope John Paul II.
A U.S. domestic satellite distribution will be used by the Vatican for its two worldwide broadcasts on Good Friday and Easter Sunday to allow local television networks and outlets to pick up the broadcasts without difficulty. The Pontifical Council for Social Communications offers this service free of charge to all broadcasters through Eurovision World Feed.
This year, there will be three seasonal global broadcasts: the Way of the Cross at the Colosseum on Good Friday, April 22; the Easter Sunday Mass immediately followed by the Message and Blessing "Urbi et Orbi" (To the City and to the World) from St. Peter's Square on April 24; and the Holy Mass and Beatification of the Servant of God, Pope John Paul II on May 1, also from St. Peter's Square.
Television commentary in English, Spanish and French will be provided on satellite audio channels. Commentary in other languages may be available from Vatican Radio via ISDN. Distribution is limited and may be requested from the International Relations Office of Vatican Radio email@example.com (tel. +39 06 698 83945) which will provide them on a
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Satellite and parameters for U.S. telecasters are: Galaxy 17 @ 91° W.
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For television commentary positions in Vatican City contact RAI Eurovision, at email@example.com; tel. +39 06 3317-1151 / 52; fax + 39 06 3317-0053.
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Visit www.pccs.it/tj/telecasts.htm regularly for updates on the telecasts.
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Theron Irving Cain was born in Braintree, MA on December 16, 1893, the youngest son of Daniel and Ellen (Besse) Cain. He graduated from Braintree High School (1912) and the Massachusetts Normal Art School (now Massachusetts College of Art) in Boston (1916) before going to work for landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead. He later returned to Braintree and became an art teacher at the Massachusetts College of Art (1921-1957). He died in Needham, MA in 1988.


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Learn to Climb: Tackling V3s and V4s
I've reached the point in my rock-climbing progression where my forearms aren't tender for three full days after climbing. Where hanging onto the wall doesn't feel like I'm one tendon-snap in my finger away from plummeting to my death (or 3.7 feet to the soft, cushy mat below). Where getting to the top of a wall (on a V0-) doesn't make me cling to the top for safety. Now, I can go climbing on back-to-back days, and my forearms don't die on the first climb. I can hold onto most holds without feeling like I'm contracting early-onset arthritis and leap off the top of the wall like Batman (cape not included).
With this new found confidence, I decided to take my climbing up a notch this past week. I completed my first V3 and nearly snagged my first V4.
For those who don't know, bouldering has a difficulty grade that starts at V0- and can rise all the way to V16. V0s have large holds, small spaces, and obvious routes, while I'm not even sure if V16s have holds – I'm pretty sure by that point you have plungers for hands and just make your way up the wall like Spider-Man.
As you progress to V1 and V2, you'll notice the holds get a little smaller, the gaps between holds a little wider, and the moves a bit more technical. V3 seemed to be the next big hump to get over. While I was successfully completing V2s, V3s tended to elude me. The holds seemed smaller, the problems more complex, and the routes more difficult than they should have been. But, after a couple of weeks of trying a few different V3s, I tackled a traveler that stayed low along the wall before shooting up the wall. After 3 or 4 tries, I got the move down to shift up on the wall and snagged the top. Beautiful.
This week, I went for a leaping V4, which may not the be the easiest to accomplish as a first V4, but it's damn fun. Wish me luck!


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Jessica Simpson Welcomes a Son! A Look Back at Her Comfortably Chic Maternity Style
Jessica Simpson Welcomes a Son! A Look Back at Her Comfortably Chic Maternity Style
Jessica Simpson is now a mom of two! She and fiancé Eric Johnson welcomed a son on Sunday. Her rep told Us Weekly, "Ace Knute (pronounced Ka-nute) Johnson has arrived! Mom and baby are doing great. Jessica, Eric, and Maxwell are thrilled to welcome the new addition to their family."
Jessica Simpson stuck to her now-signature maternity style as she covered her bump for the second time in a year. With her first pregnancy, we admired the songstress and fashion designer's determination to remain stylish yet comfortable. Leopard prints, black leggings, maxi dresses, and cozy sweaters with boots made up the bulk of her maternity wardrobe. Jessica stuck to that formula again the second time around. After announcing her second pregnancy on Christmas Day, we saw Jessica keep up her fashionable look during stops to late-night talk shows, lunch dates with fiancé Eric and daughter Maxwell Drew, and various friends' weddings. Click through to see Jessica's best maternity looks throughout her back-to-back pregnancies.


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Love Your Neighbor!
Analogous colors are colors that are next door to each other on the colorwheel. Blue and green, or red, orange and yellow are analogous color schemes. Like good neighbors, analogous colors play well together. Sometimes it can be nice to let one of the colors dominate when using an analogous color scheme. Experiment and see what combination you like.
Today's featured quilt is Half Square Triangle Love by Katie Pedersen. Katie chose three colors blues, greens and purples combined with a couple of neutrals to play together in this stunning quilt.
Katie's thoughts on her quilt:
"HST LOVE quilt mixes a few of my favorite things, half-square triangles, an analogous color scheme in a mix of value and random order. Purples, blues and greens are my favorite colors. Sitting side by side on the color wheel it's hard to go wrong with these colors. They flow together creating a quilt that's easy on the eye, with a pop of white added in for some brightness. After sewing the blocks, I gave them a shuffle and threw them up on the design wall. Where they landed is where they stayed for the quilt layout."
Katie's thoughts on color:
"I love color. My design wall is my go to tool for working with color. I'm constantly putting swatches, strips or pieces of fabric on my design wall to see what works with what. As I choose colors value is number one with me. I've learned over time that value is more important than color in my quilts. Value is what makes my work shine."
More about Katie:
Katie is a Seattle gal and is a founding member of the Seattle Modern Quilt Guild. Katie teaches modern quilting classes in the Seattle area. She blogs at SewKatieDid and you can find more of her work on Flickr.


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The Rise of XD: Master the New Art (and Science) of Experience DesignOctober 17, 2019 | San Francisco | Andrew Hogan
Just what we need: another abbreviation. But this one is for real. Experience design — or XD — is rapidly emerging as the discipline to rule them all. If exceptional CX is the goal, XD...


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VALLEY SPRINGS (CBS13) – Calaveras County sheriff's deputies are searching for the man responsible for the murder of 8-year-old girl.
"It's hard to even imagine how somebody could do that," neighbor Mike Harris said.
Authorities are investigating the homicide at the residence of a Rippon Road home in Valley Springs after receiving 911 calls around noon.
Multiple law enforcement agencies are searching the area for a suspect described as a white or Hispanic male with long gray hair. He is 6 feet tall with a muscular build and was last seen wearing a black long-sleeved shirt and blue pants.
Residents were told to lock their doors as deputies searched Calaveras County for 8-year-old Leila Fowler's killer, who they say is armed and dangerous.
"She was suffering from some severe injuries," said Cpt. Jim Macedo.
Deputies say the girl's 12-year-old brother find an intruder inside.
A neighbor told police they saw the same man running from the home. A quarter mile perimeter was set up around the house- and agencies from all over the foothills were called in to help.
"We were doing a house-to-house search and in some cases were searching attics and storages. It's a difficult area to search. It's rural, it's remote," said Macedo.
News of the killing spread quickly through the town. This savage murder is the type of violence neighbors say they moved here to avoid.
"We used to live in the valley and it was getting real violent down there and we've been here 11 years and it's been real good up here, just doesn't seem right," said Harris.
Residents around Valley Springs are being told to keep their doors locked as the search will continue throughout the night.
Earlier it was reported that the girl was 9 years old but later discovered that she is 8 years old. It has been corrected in the story.


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In an older Nuntii Latini-article titled Morbus avarius in Turcia vagatur I encountered the following sentence:
Now, I am wondering, how does one spell all the letters of the Roman alphabet, like "ha" for "h" and "en" for "n")? Does anyone have an idea?Grippa aviaria, quam efficit virus, cui nomen H5N1 (ha, quinque, en, unum), in Turcia vagatur.
On a related note, what about the NATO phonetic alphabet, i.e. using "kilo" for "k", "foxtrot" for "f", etc.? Are there any suggested Latin alternatives?
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Clyde Spillenger currently teaches Civil Procedure, Conflict of Laws, and American Legal History.
In law school, Spillenger was articles and commentary editor of the Yale Law and Policy Review. After graduation, he served as consultant to the American Civil Liberties Union's Reproductive Freedom Project in New York and was an associate with the Washington, D.C. law firm of Powell, Goldstein, Frazer and Murphy. Before joining the UCLA faculty, Professor Spillenger was a fellow in American Legal History at the Institute for Legal Studies at the University of Wisconsin Law School. Believing he is really a jazz guitarist in a law professor's body, he is a founding member of The Usual Suspects, the faculty's rock 'n' roll trio, which now exists mostly in his imagination.
Professor Spillenger's principal research interest is in American legal and constitutional history. Of particular note are his articles in the Yale Law Journal and the Journal of American History on Louis D. Brandeis.


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Juvenile idiopathic arthritis
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Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) is a term used to describe a group of disorders in children that includes arthritis. They are long-term (chronic) diseases that cause joint pain and swelling.
Alternative Names
Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (JRA); Juvenile chronic polyarthritis; Still disease; Juvenile spondyloarthritis
The cause of JIA is not known. It is thought to be an autoimmune illness. This means the body attacks and destroys healthy body tissue by mistake.
JIA most often develops before age 16. Symptoms may start as early as 6 months old.
There are several types of JIA:
- Systemic (bodywide) JIA involves joint swelling or pain, fevers, and rash. It is the least common type.
- Polyarticular JIA involves many joints. This form of JIA may turn into rheumatoid arthritis. It may involve 5 or more large and small joints of the legs and arms, as well as the jaw and neck.
- Pauciarticular JIA involves 4 or less joints, most often the wrists, or knees. It also affects the eyes.
- Spondyloarthritis of children resembles the disorder in adults and often involves the sacroiliac joint.
Symptoms of JIA may include:
- Swollen, red, or warm joint
- Limping or problems using a limb
- Sudden high fever, which may come back
- Rash (on trunk and extremities) that comes and goes with fever
- Stiffness, pain, and limited movement of a joint
- Low back pain that does not go away
- Bodywide symptoms such as pale skin, swollen lymph gland, and a sick appearance
JIA can also cause eye problems called uveitis, iridocyclitis, or iritis. There may be no symptoms. When eye symptoms occur, they can include:
- Red eyes
- Eye pain, which may get worse when looking at light (photophobia)
- Vision changes
Exams and Tests
The physical exam may show swollen, warm, and tender joints that hurt to move. The child may have a rash. Other signs include:
Blood tests may include:
- Rheumatoid factor
- Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
- Antinuclear antibody (ANA)
- Complete blood count (CBC)
Any or all of these blood tests may be normal in children with JIA.
The health care provider may place a small needle into a swollen joint to remove fluid. This can help to find the cause of the arthritis. It can also help relieve pain. The provider may inject steroids into the joint to help reduce swelling.
Other tests that may be done include:
- X-ray of a joint
- Bone scan
- X-ray of the chest
- Regular eye exam by an ophthalmologist -- This should be done even if there are no eye symptoms.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen or naproxen may be enough to control symptoms when only a small number of joints are involved.
Corticosteroids may be used for more severe flare-ups to help control symptoms.
Children who have arthritis in many joints, or who have fever, rash, and swollen glands may need other medicines. These are called disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs). They can help reduce swelling in the joints or body. DMARDs include:
- Methotrexate
- Biologic drugs, such as etanercept (Enbrel), infliximab (Remicade), and related drugs
Children with JIA need to stay active.
Exercise will help keep their muscles and joints strong and mobile.
- Walking, bicycling, and swimming may be good activities.
- Children should learn to warm up before exercising.
- Talk to the doctor or physical therapist about exercises to do when your child is having pain.
Children who have sadness or anger about their arthritis may need extra support.
Some children with JIA may need surgery, including joint replacement.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Children with only a few affected joints may have no symptoms for a long period.
In many children, the disease will become inactive and cause very little joint damage.
The severity of the disease depends on the number of affected joints. It is less likely that symptoms will go away in these cases. These children more often have long-term (chronic) pain, disability, and problems at school. Some children may continue to have arthritis as adults.
Possible Complications
Complications may include:
- Wearing away or destruction of joints (can occur in people with more severe JIA)
- Slow rate of growth
- Uneven growth of an arm or leg
- Loss of vision or decreased vision from chronic uveitis (this problem may be severe, even when the arthritis is not very severe)
- Anemia
- Swelling around the heart (pericarditis)
- Long-term (chronic) pain, poor school attendance
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your provider if:
- You, or your child, notice symptoms of JIA
- Symptoms get worse or do not improve with treatment
- New symptoms develop
There is no known prevention for JIA.
Beukelman T, Patkar NM, Saag KG, et al. 2011 American College of Rheumatology recommendations for the treatment of juvenile idiopathic arthritis: initiation and safety monitoring of therapeutic agents for the treatment of arthritis and systemic features. Arthritis Care Res (Hoboken). 2011;63(4):465-482. PMID: 21452260 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21452260.
Long AR, Rouster-Stevens KA. The role of exercise therapy in the management of juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Curr Opin Rheumatol. 2010;22(2):213-217. PMID: 20010296 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20010296.
Nordal E, Rygg M, Fasth A. Clinical features of juvenile idiopathic arthritis. In: Hochberg MC, Silman AJ, Smolen JS, Weinblatt ME, Weisman MH, eds. Rheumatolgy. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Mosby; 2015:chap 101.
Prince FH, Otten MH, van Suijlekom-Smit LW. Diagnosis and management of juvenile idiopathic arthritis. BMJ. 2010;341:c6434. PMID: 21131338 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21131338.
Wu EY, Bryan AR, Rabinovich CE. Juvenile idiopathic arthritis. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW, Schor NF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 20th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2016:chap 155.


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Dayton: The Napkin Shuttle
Many of the foreigners who became embroiled in the politics and diplomacy of the Balkan wars of the 1990s have written about their experiences and some are more revealing than others. Richard Holbrooke was the US diplomat who secured an end to the Bosnian war in November 1995 after prolonged talks in a US air force base in Dayton, Ohio. Here he describes how the Muslim (Bosniak) and Serb side began serious negotiations over the long finger of land, which now connects the territory of the Bosniak-Croat federation between Sarajevo and the town of Goražde, which had been besieged by Serb forces during the whole war. Haris Silajdzić, now on the Bosnian presidency was then the Bosnian premier, Alija Izetbegović was then the Bosnian president and Slobodan Milošević was the president of Serbia. Chris Hill was Holbrooke's deputy at the time of the talks.
...the stage was set for an unusual diplomatic effort that was later termed the "napkin shuttle". Leaving Milosevic, I walked across the long dining room to greet Silajdzic. "Are you ready to negotiate right now?" I asked him. "Milosevic is willing to talk about Gorazde." Haris was interested, but when I invited him to join our table, he refused.
I returned to Milosevic, who was eating his steak with Chris Hill. "Silajdzic is ready to discuss Gorazde," I reported. Taking out a napkin, Milosevic started drawing a rough map of the area between Sarajevo and the beleaguered enclave. "We can offer safe conduct along these two roads," he said indicating the two existing routes between the cities, both now under Serb control. Hill and I objected, saying the Bosnians would not feel that "safe conduct" would be very safe in the light of the last four years. "They will need a genuine, defensible corridor," I said. "Okay, then I will give them a kilometer on each side of the road," Milosevic replied.
Carrying Milosevic's napkin sketch across the room, I sat down with Silajdzic, who, after a moment's thought, replied with a countersketch showing a much wider corridor and substantially more land for the Muslims. As the other diners looked on in astonishment, I walked rapidly across the room carrying the two precious napkin sketches, and sat down with Milosevic.
This scene was repeated half a dozen times over the next hour. Neither man would move to the other's table, but they eyed each other carefully across the room. Bit by bit, Milosevic yielded land and territory. Haris went to the phone and called Izetbegovic who told him to keep negotiating. Finally, I said to Silajdzic, "Don't you realize you are gaining something important here? You have to sit down with him. If you come over to Milosevic's table now you might get what you need." Reluctantly, Haris followed me to Milosevic's table. The two men greeted each other in characteristic fashion – Milosevic clapping Silajdzic on the back with false camaraderie, Silajdzic unwilling to look Milosevic in the eye.
To End a War. Richard Holbrooke. 1999.
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The victim is this case had his credit card taken by a suspect at the Kinko's Fed Ex (650 Orchard Park Rd) West Seneca.
The resident reported finding a bicycle in their yard which
did not belong to them in the Indian Church Rd./ City Line are of the Town of West Seneca in mid August 2012. Upon
review of home security system it was discovered that a W/M possibly teen had dumped a bicycle and stolen a bicycle belonging to another resident of the area .
If you can identify or believe you may know the subject in the video Contact the West Seneca Police Detective Bureua @ 716-674-3154
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Crimestoppers West Seneca Police Case#D49-11-116870 larceny hardware store.
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So you want to be a Police Officer. All Police Officers in Erie County and most in New York State are Civil Service employees that need to have passed and ranked high on a competitive civil service examination for Police Officer/Deputy Sheriff- Criminal. Once you pass this test and are ranked there are a number of further tests that you must pass. Also in order to take this examination you need some minimum age and education requirements. The criteria and requirements to be a West Seneca Police Officer are listed below. Our standards meet and in most cases exceed the requirements established by the New York State Municipal Police Training Council for entry level police officers. Some of the requirements may differ with each municipality. Please check with
Erie County Department of Personnel for the exact requirements of the municipality in which you are interested.
Applicants must be residents of the Town of West Seneca at the time of the written test and at the date of appointment. You must be at least 19 years old at the time of the test and at least 20 years old at the time of your appointment. All applicants must also have completed at least 60 credit hours of college with a minimum GPA of 2.0. The maximum age for taking the test is 35 years old unless you request an extension for military service. To see if you are eligible for this extension contact the Erie County Department of Personnel
Upon successful completion of the written test, applicants are sent for a physical agility test. The physical agility requirements for successfully passing this portion of the testing process are based on standards set by the New York State Municipal Training Council. These requirements are vigorous and challenging. The standards are supplied to the applicants that are being sent for the test, ahead of time so that they may prepare. It is safe to say that you should be in good physical shape if you intend on becoming a police officer as the testing at this point is strenuous. When openings become available, the candidates are "canvassed" for the position. Medical testing will also be completed along with psychological examinations to determine fitness for duty.
Those persons that are hired by the Town of West Seneca Police Department must go through a probationary period of one year to 78 weeks. During that time the new officers receive basic police training through the Erie County Central Police Services Training Academy. Those officers that fail any portion of this course are dismissed from the department. Once this schooling is completed, the new officer works in a field training capacity in our department with a certified New York State Field Training Officer for a minimum of 10 weeks. Upon successful completion of this training the officer will be assigned normal patrol duties and responsibilities. At any time during the first year, the new officer may be dismissed from the department for failure to carry out their responsibilities.
The position of Police Officer is open to both males and females. The Town of West Seneca follows all the appropriate laws and standards established by the State of New York and the United States to guard against discrimination for any reason. Applicants are not discriminated against for any reason including race, gender or religion.
Generally the Town of West Seneca Police Department does not accept transfers from other departments both inside and outside of New York State. For more information in this area applicants should contact Chief of Police Daniel Denz
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All for our dresses are made to order, so please allow 2 -3 weeks for production. Guaranteed hand made by our talented tailors.We are glad to make this dress for you by custom orders, so we prefer to make this dress according on your measurements and desired length.Measurements, which should be taken strictly according to the above instruction by professional, not by yourself.
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Things you need to know before place us the order:
1. Accessories: The bidding is only for the dress, not including any accessories such as gloves, jacket, wedding veil, or petticoat and so on, please tell us if you also want to order the accessories, we will give you good price;
2. Extra charges: Please be noted that we will need to charge you USD 30 extra if you are plus size, which is bigger than US size 18W;
3. Changes: We usually don't accept changes on the original design, but if you really want to change, we can do our best to do it for you, but if the final effect is not as nice as you expected, we don't accept return and refund, please be noted;
4. Processing time: We already displayed in the product page that we will need around 18-30 days to finish your dress, and another days for shipment, if you need the dress very urgent, please do remember to ask us whether we can do it or not before you placed the order; We don't accept the cancellation which is still in the processing time;
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4. Once your order has been shipped, it can no longer be cancelled;
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Your satisfaction is of utmost importance to us. Upon the arrival of your package, we encourage you to check and make sure that the dress has been made to your order specifications. Try on your dress as soon as possible without removing the tags, altering, or washing the dress;
1. If you are returning dresses or accessories, please make sure they are in their original condition unworn, unwashed, unaltered, undamaged, clean, free of lint and hair and with tags intact and attached.
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1. If return problem is caused by us, we accept return and refund you in full. Please check the followings to know more:
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What to bring back home after a trip to Polynesia
February 5, 2016
Polynesia is a dream destination par excellence, and when you put your foot is generally desired more to go ! A trip with wonderful memories to tell but also to share. Moreover, you will find many souvenirs that will help you keep in touch with the islands and the people, but also authentic objects of Polynesia, which extend your trip …
Monoi oil
The sun, the beach , vacations, the dream is to go , especially with the sweet scent of Monoi oil.. Monoi became an Appellation of Origin ( AO) in 1992 the " Monoi de Tahiti ." This holy oil is an integral part of the Polynesian heritage , it is obtained by macerating the Tiare flower and coconut oil . Monoi oil is known for its natural benefits but also because of its very special flavor . You will find it everywhere in Tahiti for a price ranging from € 3.50 to € 6. In Tahiti, the Monoi Road even allows visitors to understand the manufacturing process of this sacred oil. Attention, even on these islands you can find counterfeit.
The Papeete Market , the heart of Polynesian life
The animation in this market is constant , the atmosphere in full swing every day from 6:00 am until sunset . This is the historical place of encounter and exchange for the Polynesians , there feels a family atmosphere colorful and eventful …
In Papeete Market , you will find everything from flowers, fruit and vegetables , food , but mostly crafts is very present … You will have the choice for your souvenir gifts especially among sarongs of all colors , with each more beautiful than the other patterns. There's something for everyone and for all sizes !
You can also find decoration as tapa, a paper frame , based beaten bark and painted with natural dyes , geometric or stylized motifs. But also tifaifai , superb cover cut and sewn embossed patterns, made by the hands of Tahitian women .
Do not forget to bring some vanilla to your loved ones . They will be gone on vacation at the nice smell! This vanilla is one of the best in the world. It is produced mainly in Taha'a and traditional way. Be careful though the views of the stopover in Los Angeles , vanilla may be refused if it is taking too much .
The Marquesas , you will have the opportunity to admire the mastery in the work of coral and shells , they are caught apnea twenty meters deep for making beautiful jewelry Marquesas .
For even more fancy Polynesian , bring one or more of black pearls in Polynesia Huahine Pearl Farm . The pearl is rare and expensive, due to its manufacturing process is very long, the export of beads is also highly regulated . A jewel with a beautiful pearl can cost about 250 € . For more information, including on price , do not hesitate to visit the museum of pearl Papeete , which will tell you more about the pitfalls to avoid when buying .
Polynesian tattoos , Polynesia in the skin
To learn about this part of the Polynesian culture , many tourists leave with a typical Polynesian tattoo. You will have the opportunity to make you a real permanent tattoo or a tattoo that then leave after a few weeks . The permanent tattoo is quite painful but the result is beautiful! Obviously , it is advisable to do the last day for you to enjoy to the end of your trip . Indeed, for proper healing , it is forbidden to bathe and expose the tattoo to the sun.
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Exhibits and Ongoing Events
Protecting the New Wonderland: The Origins of the National Park Service
Exhibit - Artifacts | February 26, 2016 – April 1, 2017 every day | Bancroft Library, Rowell Cases & 2nd floor corridor between The Bancroft Library and Doe Library
Signed by President Woodrow Wilson in August 1916, the Organic Act created the National Park Service, the federal bureau that protects our national parks and monuments. Several UC Berkeley alumni with conservationist interests and the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco played key roles in its development. This exhibition explores the origins of the NPS with materials... More >
Beyond Tintin and Superman: The Diversity of Global Comics
Exhibit - Multimedia | September 19, 2016 – April 23, 2017 every day | Doe Library, Bernice Layne Brown Gallery
You are invited to this exhibit of comics and graphic novels owned by the UC Berkeley Library. These materials often reflect the socioeconomic, ideological and political realities of the societies in which they are produced. To highlight these diverse realities, and to celebrate our differences, this exhibit presents a selection of comics and graphic novels published in many countries.
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Guerra Civil at 80
Exhibit - Artifacts | September 1, 2016 – July 1, 2017 every day | Bancroft Library, 2nd floor corridor between The Bancroft Library and Doe Library
Marking the 80th anniversary of the beginning of the Spanish Civil War, the exhibition Guerra Civil @ 80 features selections from The Bancroft Library's Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, Bay Area Post records and photographic collections, along with posters, books, pamphlets, and other ephemera. A visual and textual display of the struggle to defend the Second Spanish Republic, the... More >
Andy Warhol: Still Lifes and Portraits
Exhibit - Multimedia | November 23, 2016 – March 12, 2017 every Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday | Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
A prominent figure of the American Pop Art movement, Andy Warhol (19281987) was one of the first to integrate fine art with celebrity culture, media spectacle, and mass production. This exhibition presents a selection of new gifts to BAMPFA from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, on view here for the first time, alongside previous gifts to the collection. The prints on display span... More >
Free for BAMPFA members, UC Berkeley students, faculty, staff, retirees; 18 & under + guardian $10 Non-UC Berkeley students, 65+, disabled persons $12 General admission
War Ink: California Veterans Exhibit
Exhibit - Photography | November 1, 2016 – May 1, 2017 every day | Doe Library, Brown Gallery (east wing)
Photographs from the celebrated War Ink Project will be on display in Berkeleys Doe Library in November. The exhibit features striking images of tattoos that express the impact of combat experiences on California veterans. Jason Deitch, co-creator of War Ink and a Cal veteran, hopes the display will bridge the divide between the veterans and civilian communities. The project is both exhibit... More >
Hippie Modernism: Cinema and Counterculture, 19641974
Exhibit - Multimedia | February 11 – May 13, 2017 every Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday | Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Cinemas radical streak goes back to its earliest beginnings, but the period explored in Hippie Modernism: The Struggle for Utopia was an unusually fertile time for politically charged, aesthetically innovative filmmaking. Encompassing documentary, fiction, and experimental cinemaoften in the course of a single featurethe films in this series intersected with and... More >
Free for BAMPFA members, UC Berkeley students, faculty, staff, retirees; 18 & under + guardian | $10 Non-UC Berkeley students, 65+, disabled persons | $12 General admission
Designs from a Distance
Exhibit - Artifacts | January 30 – May 19, 2017 every day | 210 Wurster Hall
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CLOSES May 19. This exhibit features design and planning projects on six continents by architects based in the San Francisco Bay Area and held by the Environmental Design Archives.
Literatura de Cordel in Moffitt Library
Exhibit - Artifacts | February 16 – June 30, 2017 every day | Moffitt Undergraduate Library
This exhibition highlights a collection of Brazilian chapbooks or Literatura
de Cordel in the Moffitt Library. These chapbooks are still produced for
mass consumption in the Northeastern Brazil. These are called literature de
cordel as they are hung from a cord in the book-stands so that the consumers
can browse them and select them according to their desires. There are
several themes that... More >
Native Americans: An Intimate View from Afar
Exhibit - Photography | March 9 – April 24, 2017 every day | Stephens Hall, Ethnic Studies Library
Jun Kamata, Associate Professor at ASIA University in Tokyo, has published eight books in Japan. This exhibit includes 25 of his photographs of the Pomo people of northern California. Kamata holds a BA in Native American Studies from UC Berkeley, an MA in American Indian Studies and a Ph.D. in urban planning from UCLA.
Art Wall: Lawrence Weiner
Exhibit - Multimedia | March 1 – October 1, 2017 every Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday | Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive
BAMPFAs current commission for the Art Wall showcases the work of Lawrence Weiner, a central figure of Conceptual art. Like many other artists working in the late 1960s and 70s, Weiner is deeply interested in methods of display that challenge the assumption that the work of art exists as a discrete object in the physical world.
Weiner decisively turned to language as the material object for... More >
I-Tal-Yah: An Island of Divine Dew: Italian Crossroads in Jewish Culture
Exhibit - Artifacts | August 30, 2016 – June 30, 2017 every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life (2121 Allston Way), Warren Hellman & Charles Michael Galleries
Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life
Never before the creation of the State of Israel did Jews of so many origins live together, and in such a stimulating environment, as they did in the land they soon started calling in Hebrew i-tal-yah, an Island of Divine Dew. The exhibition highlights Italian Jewish art and artifacts from The Magnes Collection.
The Power of Attention: Magic and Meditation in Hebrew "shiviti" Manuscript Art
Exhibit - Artifacts | January 24 – June 23, 2017 every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life (2121 Allston Way)
Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life
Created from the early-modern period and into the present, shiviti manuscripts are found in Hebrew prayer books, ritual textiles, and on the walls of synagogues and homes throughout the Jewish diaspora. Wrestling with ways to externalize the presence of God in Jewish life, these documents center upon the graphic representation of God's ineffable four-letter Hebrew name, the Tetragrammaton, and... More >
From the Photographers Archive: Roman Vishniac
Exhibit - Photography | January 24 – June 20, 2017 every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life (2121 Allston Way)
Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life
The work of Roman Vishniac (1897-1990), a Russian-born photographer, most notable for his documentary photographs of Jewish life in Eastern Europe in the years immediately preceding its destruction, has been celebrated in exhibitions and publications since the 1940s. Following the photographer's death, his daughter, Mara Vishniac Kohn, became the executor of Roman Vishniacs estate. In 2007, the... More >


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Lenoir County Smiles recipient; MDA fundraiser; Fairfield bridge winners
Lenoir County smiles again
Lenoir County Smiles is a customer service recognition program sponsored by Lenoir County Tourism and The Free Press. This week�s winner is Kenneth �Kenny� Taylor, a medical technologist with Spring Arbor who has received the Hero Award and several Caregiver of the Year awards, along with the Statewide Caregiver of the Year Award for 2010.
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Every dollar passing motorists pitch into the firefighters� boots helps provide medical treatment and support services to individuals and their families living with neuromuscular diseases in the community. The funds are used for health care services and equipment support, and to help send children to free MDA summer camps.
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Bridge club names winners
The Fairfield Duplicate Bridge Club played regular games on Aug. 13 and Aug. 20.
Aug. 13 winners were: Nancy Barwick and Dot Taylor, first place; Joe Goldwasser and Lamar Finch, second; Dayle Pond and Edith Cahn, third; and Pinkey Harper and Geneva Hood, fourth.
Aug. 20 winners were: Nancy Barwick and Dot Taylor, first; Geneva Hood and Pinkey Harper, second; Joe Goldwasser and Lamar Finch, third; and Frances Jilcott and Tempie Pierce, fourth.
A regular game will be played at 9:50 a.m. Tuesday at Fairfield Center. The club welcomes and encourages all bridge players.
For more club information, call 252-523-6791.