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As Athletic Secretary of the Year, McDaniels received a plaque and championship ring, but receiving the honor meant much more to McDaniels.
"It's amazing," McDaniels said. "I didn't know about the award and we had a pep rally for our girls basketball team and they announced it in front of the whole assembly as a surprise to me. It was awesome. I cried and I was shocked. I've cried several times since I've gotten this thing. It's an emotional thing for me.
"To be named secretary of the year, that's pretty honorable and exciting. It's just a great honor to be recognized for this award. I never thought I would get it. It's really been humbling. I'm very proud of the fact that I received this award. It doesn't come around very often. I just do what I do and do the best that I can, but to be recognized is terrific. I'll absolutely be wearing that ring every day."
While McDaniels, who has been Reed's athletic secretary since 2002, was surprised by the acknowledgment, those who work with her on a regular basis saw every reason for her to receive Athletic Secretary of the Year.
"She is extremely deserving," Reed football head coach Ernie Howren said. "It's about time. She's our best kept secret at Reed and now it's out. She always works so hard and she's definitely put her time in. She puts a lot of energy into that school. She takes care of me so much during the football season and I know that she does the same thing for every other coach. She makes you feel like she's your personal secretary because she does so much for us and she is constantly keeping us up-to-date on everything. From bus schedules, attendance, rosters, you name it, she is on top of it all the time. I just can't say enough great things about how much she helps us day in and day out during the season."
The job that McDaniels does for the Blue and Gold goes beyond paperwork though.
"One thing I do know is that as athletic secretary, she's involved with the athletes and takes an interest in the kids," Raiders head baseball coach Ray Charles said. "She's always at all the games, whether they're playoff games or just a scrimmage. Any activity we have at Reed I always see her working the gate and helping people. She helps with every entity of athletics, whether it's boosters or working with the coaches."
It is that love and support that McDaniels has for the students that Raiders AD Ron Coombs said so many people have taken notice of.
"Aside from doing the job well, she knows pretty much every athlete at our school and every athlete at our school knows her," Coombs said. "She goes above and beyond in everything. I think the most important thing is that she really cares about Reed High School and really cares about the athletes here at Reed. She just cares so much about the well-being of the students and their health and grades. You can't talk to an athlete at Reed High School who hasn't had a positive experience with Cindy.
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Others at Reed echoed the same sentiment.
"She's so close with the kids, she's like their parent," Howren said. "If they have some kind of paperwork that needs to get taken care of, she is personally attending to it herself and calling students down. You will always see her at every football game, every basketball game, every event, boys and girls. It doesn't matter what the sport is, you're going to see Cindy McDaniels there at some point. We as coaches and parents, we're the kids biggest fans, and she's definitely right up there with supporting the kids at Reed High School."
The experience and relationships that McDaniels has with the Raider student-athletes is what she holds so dearly and considers the most rewarding part of her job.
"It gives me great pride to be a member of Reed High School where I can have the opportunity to be involved in the students' education and to see the other side of their school career with the athletic portion," she said. "You get to see them grow and be successful and going on to do bigger and better things. That's why we're here. We're here for the students.
"That's the best part of my job. Getting to help students in their athletic aspects as well as their school aspects is absolutely the best part. It's a real plus for me to be able to help them and get to know them better as far as their academic success in the classroom goes. I get to see their achievements on the field as well as off. It's nice to be a small part of that. It's nice to have a relationship with the coaches and the athletic director and being a part of the Reed staff, but ultimately it's all about the students and all about them being successful and making sure their time here at Reed High School is a good one."
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The company whose cantaloupes were linked to listeria contamination voluntarily recalled its produce weeks ago, but there's a reason the number of reported cases can keep growing, health experts say.
Officials say it can take up to two months before a person who ate listeria-contaminated food comes down with listeriosis, and people may still have the cantaloupe in refrigerators.
Even though the cantaloupes are gone, the listeria might not be, says Caroline Smith DeWaal, food safety director at the Center for Science in the Public Interest in Washington, D.C.
The death toll in the 15-state listeria outbreak linked to cantaloupe from Colorado may now be as high as 10; at least 60 people have been reported ill.
Food safety experts are warning anyone who might have had the cantaloupes to sanitize countertops and refrigerators with bleach; listeria can colonize even on the inside of a vegetable drawer.
As of late last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had confirmed that at least 55 people in 14 states have been sickened from eating cantaloupes, and eight have died.
On Friday, Kansas authorities reported two deaths among the eight known cases of listeriosis in the state so far. Five of those eight have been confirmed as linked to the national outbreak.
"We are waiting on the medical examiner to say the cause of death," says Barbara Hersh, public information officer for the Kansas State Department of Health and Environment in Topeka. The two who died are among the eight who've tested positive for listeriosis, "but we don't know if that was their primary cause of death. And we don't know if the two who died were part of the five who CDC confirmed were part of the national outbreak yet."
The outbreak is linked to whole cantaloupes sold by Jensen Farms of Holly, Colo. They may have been labeled Sweet Rocky Fords, but some may have been unlabeled.
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9:16pm Friday 29th November 2013 in Sport By Chris Kirwan
NEWPORT Gwent Dragons were denied the scalp of another RaboDirect Pro12 title hopeful after being punished by the right boot of Munster fly-half Ian Keatley.
The Dragon went toe to toe with the league leaders at Rodney Parade and were scenting another notable victory when a Jason Tovey drop goal inched them 14-12 in front entering the final stages.
But while Munster no longer have O'Gara, Stringer, Wallace et al, they still know how to burgle the points.
And their number 10 showed nerves of steel at the death, his late brace meaning the Dragons had to be content with a losing bonus point.
There was plenty to be admired from their tenacious performance and their line wasn't breached by the table-toppers.
The back row of Lewis Evans, Nic Cudd and Netani Talei was superb, centre Ross Wardle impressed again while wing Matthew Pewtner scored a try and is showing signs of real improvement.
But a golden opportunity went begging at Rodney Parade after a yellow card for the Irish visitors strangely stirring Munster into action in the final quarter rather than prompting the hosts to press ahead.
That will frustrate director of rugby Lyn Jones, whose side could very well have added another scalp to the three Pro12 semi-finalists – Ulster, the Scarlets and Glasgow – that they have turned over this season.
The Dragons headed into the game on the back of a stunning win and Jones selected the same 23 that had triumphed at Scotstoun Stadium.
Munster boss Rob Penney, ahead of their crunch Heineken Cup double-header against Perpignan, rang the changes following his side's 31-10 drubbing of Cardiff Blues.
Nonetheless they still fielded the imposing figure of Ireland and Lions great Paul O'Connell in their second row.
The visitors started strongly, bossing possession and shifting the ball well to deal with the Dragons' impressive line speed and 'in your face' defence.
The hosts kicked what little ball they had away yet the left boot of in-form fly-half Jason Tovey meant that they were the first to strike, his 12th-minute penalty making it 3-0.
The 24-year-old then shanked another effort from the same spot but nearly made amends with a searing 40-metre run from inside his own half only for the attack to fizzle out in the absence of support.
And the Dragons paid the price for failing to add to their tally when they went off their feet in front of their own sticks to give Munster fly-half Ian Keatley the simplest of levellers approaching the half hour.
The hosts then began to trust their hands with wing Will Harries stressing the Irishmen's defence with a couple of jinking breaks.
And the Dragons sneaked a 6-3 lead at the break when some Munster ambition – running the ball from the last play from inside their own half – backfired with a penalty for holding on that Tovey impressively banged over from 50 metres.
Good end to the first half, good start to the second.
The Dragons went 11-3 up swiftly after the restart when, after powerful surges by centre Ross Wardle and Hill, a delightful pass by Talei allowed wing Matthew Pewtner to scorch over down the right.
The winger has come on leaps and bounds over the last few weeks and his gas was invaluable just minutes later, the 22-year-old catching opposite number Denis Hurley five metres shy of the line when a fast response seemed inevitable.
But Munster, who were grateful for Tovey being off target with the conversion and a penalty, did reduce the deficit with a sweetly-struck Keatley three-pointer to make it 11-6 entering the final quarter.
The Dragons were presented with a golden opportunity when Ireland centre Keith Earls was sin-binned for a high tackle on Dan Evans.
However, it was the visitors that stepped it up and Keatley made it 11-9 before it became 14 versus 14 following a yellow card when lock Cory Hill failed to retreat 10 metres.
And the Irish fly-half made no mistake when presented with an opportunity to make it 12-9 with 10 minutes left – somehow the Munstermen were leading... but not for long.
Tovey made up for his earlier errors from the tee by nailing a drop goal from on the 22, only for it to swing back to the visitors via a booming Keatley effort from inside his own half.
And he was to have the final say with another lovely effort, condemning the Dragons to their second home loss of the season.
Dragons: D Evans, M Pewtner, P Leach, R Wardle, W Harries, J Tovey, R Rees (W Evans 78), O Evans (A Coundley 72), S Parry (E Dee 78), F Chaparro (D Way 65), C Hill, R Sidoli (captain, M Screech 77), L Evans, N Cudd, N Talei.
Scorers: tries – M Pewtner; penalties – J Tovey (2); drop goal – J Tovey Munster: F Jones; G van den Heever (I Dineen 66), K Earls J Downey D Hurley; I Keatley D Williams (C Sheridan 74); D Kilcoyne (J Cronin 76), M Sherry (D Varley 45), S Archer (BJ Botha76); D O'Callaghan, P O'Connell (I Nagle 66) B Holland (captain), CJ Stander, J Coughlan (B O'Mahony 50).
Scorers: penalties – I Keatley (6) Referee: Marius Mitrea (Italy)
Attendance: 7,118
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Chinaman's Peak (Ha Ling Peak) Climber's Log
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|NE Face
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2013
|Summited via the 11 pitch NE Face on a glorious summer day in August. Spectacular.
|Posted Sep 2, 2013 10:02 pm
|Enjoyable Hike
Date Climbed: Sep 3, 2011
|My girlfriend and I hiked Ha Ling during September long weekend. Perfect day for the hike. I would say this is a good climb for conditioning. Using the main path this hike is easy/light moderate. The view is amazing at the top. Great mountain!
|Posted Nov 25, 2011 9:10 pm
|Views are Incredible
Date Climbed: Sep 29, 2011
|With my wife, although she stayed at the col and waited for me, the views are great! Truly a fun climb using the "normal route" but I would call this an easy/moderate, not an easy climb. Was pretty darn windy and cold but clear skies provided wonderful views. A lot of elevation gain for a short hike.
|Posted Sep 29, 2011 9:56 pm
|Ha Ling! ( worth the view )
Date Climbed: Sep 3, 2011
|Awsome hike! As a matter of fact, my profile picture is of me at the peak.
|Posted Sep 14, 2011 1:01 am
|Hike Route
Date Climbed: Jan 15, 2010
|We hike this summit so many times, and I think this was the second peak hiked since we are in Canada.
|Posted Jan 23, 2011 8:59 pm
|NE Face
Date Climbed: Aug 19, 2010
|We climbed the NE face - had a great day and perfect weather. 12 short pitches in 4 hours!
|Posted Aug 28, 2010 5:30 pm
|main trail
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2010
|Fun trail, warm-up for bigger mountains.
|Posted Aug 23, 2010 5:24 pm
|Classic Scramble
Date Climbed: Jul 20, 2010
|Jim, Cooper and I hiked & scrambled the normal route up the west side. Fantastic easy scramble. Also tagged the next small summit to the South, Miner's Peak and the 3 tiny unnamed spires west of there.
|Posted Jul 23, 2010 6:05 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2009
|Super busy peak. Awesome summit views. Bagged Miners Peak afterward.
|Posted Aug 2, 2009 12:46 am
|NE ridge
|Fun route. Definitely worth the time for the positions along the route despite rather unremarkable climbing.
|Posted Jan 2, 2008 12:11 pm
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|Fun and Easy
Date Climbed: Jun 3, 2007
|This was my first climb out of Kananaskis and was pumped to do it. I took my girlfriend, her friend and cousin up it for their first climb. Its a super easy climb with great views of Canmore, AB and the Bow and Spray Lakes Valley. Like most people have posted there was tons of people and dogs too. Great beginner mountain.
|Posted Oct 19, 2007 2:55 pm
Date Climbed: Sep 3, 2007
|Ha Ling was pretty populated on the last day of the labour day long weekend. I broke with tradition and opted for speed instead of taking lots of pictures, etc. Vehicle to vehicle in 2 hours, 20 minutes. For whatever that proves...
A nice scramble as summer nears its end... short and easy.
|Posted Sep 3, 2007 10:08 pm
|William Marler
|Cold day
Date Climbed: Nov 25, 2006
|Cold day out but felt good to be doing something instead of being cooped up because of the cold.
|Posted Nov 26, 2006 8:05 pm
|Vagabond Manifesto
Date Climbed: Jul 16, 2004
|My first summit in the Canadian Rockies. Climbed with my sister. I was totally blown away by these mountains. The hike is simple, with an incredible view down the face on the other side.
|Posted Oct 23, 2006 10:09 pm
|Linda Breton
|Scramble route
|Climbed this Canmore peak in the year I was suffering from terrible knee problems. Very slow to ascent, even slower to descend. Windy, but warm and clear at the summit. The route is short, but really steep, making it a knee killer. I could barely drive my standard afterwards!
|Posted Oct 15, 2006 3:34 pm
|NE face (5.6)
Date Climbed: Aug 21, 2006
|Combined some pitches, 8 total. Pretty straightforward and unremarkable climb, but still an enjoyable day out. Ran down the scramble route and we were back down for lunch.
|Posted Sep 2, 2006 11:06 pm
|Route Climbed: North East ridge and top of Sisyphus Date Climbed: Aug 1999, July 2002
|Great experience on this Mountain. Took my two brother in laws up the NE ridge for there first climb.
And took my sister up the NE ridge cutting over below the alabaster dihedral and finishing on Sisyphus summits.
|Posted Dec 18, 2005 8:07 am
|Route Climbed: hiking Date Climbed: August 6, 2004
|my first scramble, took my little brother and 11 year old cousin up there. They made it up so I'm proud of them.
July 20, 2006
almost two years after my first visit, I decided to do this in the evening for the view of canmore at night and the stars. It was a last minute decision so I dragged my not so little brother anymore up there. It was a hot day and it was calm and quite mild even at the summit. The view of canmore reminded me of seeing cities from an airplane at night, it was quite neat. The hike down with our headlamps in pitch black was more difficult than I thought it would be. We waited until 10:40 pm at the summit for the stars to come out but the sky was still too bright. When we reached the parking lot at 11:40 pm, we could see so many stars. Awesome sight of the stars and one of my best trips this year.
|Posted Jul 25, 2005 12:54 am
|Mike P
|Route Climbed: Sisyphus summits Date Climbed: July 9
|I've wanted to do this climb ever since I heard about it a couple of years ago. My climbing partner Cathy and I climbed the 21 pitch route (by linking them we got it down to 12) in eight hours. Thanks to slightly less than perfect weather (cooler temps and hail/granular snow) we were able to enjoy the route by ourselves. Climbing was mostly slab but there were a few exciting vertical/near vertical pitches (5.10d) to mix it up. Great route with excellent climbing and lots of exposure.
|Posted Jul 10, 2005 11:55 pm
|Route Climbed: Main Hiking Trail Date Climbed: April 2005
|A busy trail any time of the year, Ha Ling is good for keeping in shape during the long winter. My first time was in August, second was in December, and third in April--all three scrambles proved to be enjoyable and challenging due to current conditions.
Because there is a lot of traffic on this trail, it can get pretty icy during the winter and spring. I often had to trudge through snowbanks on my way up because of ice on the trail (crampons sure would've been nice!). Coming down I did a lot of glissading and sliding, which was great fun!
The summit of Chinaman's Peak is very exposed, therefore very windy--especially in December=) As is true with any climb, don't let a warm day fool you into not being prepared for the weather on top.
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A program comprising six short films: Landscape (Matias Umpierrez, 13m), The Wild (Helena Wittmann, 12m), Greenland Unrealised (Dania Reymond, 9m), Pieces (Xacio Baño, 7m), Three, Two (Sarah-Violet Bliss, 2m), and The Reaper (Gabriel Serra, 29m). Filmmakers Helena Wittmann, Matías Umpierrez, and Sarah-Violet Bliss in person for both screenings.Read More
The titular gangster in this mafioso thriller invades a Palermo home, only to discover his prey's blind sister in the basement, setting off a nail-biting, magnificently orchestrated game of cat-and-mouse. Directors Fabio Grassadonia & Antonio Piazza in person for both screenings.Read More
When sex-surrogate Ronah meets Johnny, her already fraying control dissolves the thin line between professional and personal intimacy. Director Anja Marquardt in person for both screenings.Read More
Notions of surveillance and observation are turned inside out in this noirish tale of digital-mapping-company employee smitten by a beautiful female stranger who leads him down a mysterious path. Director Vivian Qu in person for both screenings.Read More
Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani's follow-up to Amer further amplifies their super-fetishistic remix of Italian giallo and horror tropes for a delirious baroque tale of a missing wife and the husband who obsessively searches for her. Director Bruno Forzani in person for both screenings.Read More
North American premiere. A menacing pair descend on a campsite where a group of college kids have gathered for a kite-flying festival. But something bigger is going on in this bold experiment in perpetual motion that plays out as one continuous shot.Read More
U.S. Premiere. For his directorial debut, Abdellah Taïa adapts his own deeply personal novel that chronicles the sexual awakening of young gay man in Morocco. Director Abdellah Taïa in person for both screenings.Read More
U.S. Premiere. Against a backdrop of candlelit conversation and earthy carnality, Catalan maverick Albert Serra stages the 18th-century passage from rationalism to romanticism as a tussle between two figures of legend, Casanova and Dracula. Director Albert Serra in person for both screenings.Read More
North American Premiere. Two Israeli brothers bite off more than they can chew with an ill-advised kidnapping scheme inspired equally by desperation and a lifelong diet of violent mainstream American cinema. Screening with Shlomo X (Ruth Patir, 9m). Directors Tom Shoval and Ruth Patir in person for both screenings.Read More
An unsparing documentary account of the besieged Syrian city of Homs follows two close friends whose lives are completely altered when their beloved city is bombed into a ghost town. Director Talal Derki in person for both screenings.Read More
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A program comprising five short films: At the Door (Miriam Bliese, 5m), You Can't Do Everything at Once, But You Can Leave Everything at Once (Marie-Elsa Sgualdo, 15m), Face in the Crowd (Alex Prager, 12m), Afronauts (Frances Bodomo, 14m), and The Island (Dominga Sotomayor and Katarzyna Klimkiewicz, 30m). Filmmakers Miriam Bliese, Alex Prager, Frances Bodomo, and Dominga Sotomayor in person.Read More
Deep in the forest, wedged in cracks in the bark and under the moss covered rocks, hide memories and myths. These subconscious tales, drawn from the natural world, inform the societies we build. Jessica Oreck's fantastical work combines animation, traditional storytelling and contemporary non-fiction filmmaking to recount the Slavic fable of the Witch Baba Yaga. Director Jessica Oreck in person for both screenings.Read More
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Couple to wed Mr. and Mrs. Van Larson of Vermillion announce the engagement of their daughter, Laurie, to Lloyd Miiller, the son of Linda Miiller and the late Robert Miiller of Mitchell.
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1. You find yourself talking to your kids during every waking moment.
Talking incessantly to your children is psychologically intrusive. Family psychologist Wendy Mogel, author of The Blessing of a B Minus, advises her clients to use the WAIT method: Ask yourself "Why am I talking?" before speaking to your children. If you don't have a good answer, bite your tongue.
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Hovering parents diminish kids' sense of adventure, and can even keep them from getting exercise. Researchers in North Carolina found that children who were accompanied to the park by a parent were 45 percent less likely to be active than those who went alone or with friends.
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Steering your kids toward the right answer — or penciling it in yourself — doesn't help them. Successful students aren't afraid to fail, and they benefit from learning to correct themselves. Let them make a few mistakes and figure out where they went wrong.
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In her book Mindset, Carol Dweck says kids who are constantly told how smart they are sometimes develop a fear of failure, which can leave them unwilling to challenge themselves. On the other hand, kids who are recognized for their hard work tend to try new things, and keep at them. Teach them that achievement is about what you do, not who you are.
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Has anyone told Fransisco Franco yet?
Has anyone told Fransisco Franco yet?
Gotta love this Schrodinger Cat in the Box paradox. Chavez is either alive or dead, but ya gotta open the box to find out.
Senior aides and relatives of Venezuela's Hugo Chavez countered on Friday a crescendo of rumors that the socialist president may be dead from cancer, saying he was still battling for his life.
[Guillermo] Cochez, who said relatives had taken Chavez off life support several days ago after he had been in a vegetative state since the end of December, challenged the Venezuelan government to prove him wrong by showing the president in public.
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The DUmmies must be in tears!!!!
He is dead again, somebody whack off his head to make damn sure!
Could it be spread with a kiss or a handshake?The announcement came hours after Maduro met with the country's top political and military leaders about Chavez's worsening health condition and suggested someone may have deliberately infected Chavez with cancer.
I am not falling for this again. I want to see his Hawaiian death certificate.
All the MSM is reporting his death. Look for them to have a live memorial service for him here soon. I am sure they are already setting up the visual for him as we speak ... MSNBC will probably be having a Hugo Chavez day here, and obama will sign an executive order to make his birthday a national holiday.
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Resourceful student clinic wins ADAF Tarrson Award
Outreach honored: Dental student coordinators for the Community Dental Clinic at the University of California, San Francisco School of Dentistry include, from left, Luis Gutierrez, Chris Kim, Ryan Ray Dela Cruz, Osvaldo Amezcua, Crystal Chang and Pamela Bui. The clinic received the 2012 ADA Foundation Bud Tarrson Award for its mission to treat homeless clients.
Lending a hand: UCSF dental students Osvaldo Amezcua (left) and Pamela Bui, volunteer coordinators at the UCSF Community Dental Clinic, put away supplies after a session at the clinic.
The Community Dental Clinic at UCSF operates on an annual budget of about $3,000 and on material donations from corporations, said Dr. Steven Silverstein, who is the clinic's faculty adviser. About 100 students do the heavy lifting, treating patients under the auspices of volunteer faculty, including providing oral exams, oral hygiene instruction, simple and deep cleaning, basic restorative procedures and monthly endodontic treatments.
"What's great about the clinic is that it's run by the students, and it regenerates enthusiasm every year because they're in charge instead of the faculty," Dr. Silverstein said. "Winning the award and national recognition really motivates them to continue in community service. They are just thrilled. It's highly motivational when you get recognized by a prestigious group like the American Dental Association Foundation."
Ryan Ray Dela Cruz, a third-year dental student who is the clinic's director, concurred. He said that he and his fellow dental students are very grateful to the ADA Foundation, and he hopes that UCSF might attract additional resources as word spreads about the Bud Tarrson Award.
"We want to be able to publicize this, the fact that it's gotten acknowledgment from the ADA Foundation," he said. "Hopefully that'll influence other organizations, other resources, that didn't really know about CDC, but now they know about it because of this award."
The Bud Tarrson Dental School Student Community Leadership Award recognizes one outstanding dental student-organized volunteer project and provides a $5,000 award in support of the project. The ADA Foundation created the award in 2003 in honor of Bud Tarrson, former chief executive officer and owner of the John O. Butler Co. and an oral health philanthropist. His widow, Linda Tarrson, continues to be actively involved in the program as a way to honor his memory.
The Community Dental Clinic at UCSF treats homeless patients who are referred to the clinic by way of relationships with local social services agencies, Dr. Silverstein said. The patients are all working on improving themselves through drug rehabilitation, job preparedness and other such programs.
The need exceeds the ability of the clinic to serve all of the client referrals, he added.
"We limit the patients to about six appointments because we are overwhelmed," he said. "Like in most states, the adult Medicaid program has been eliminated in California. So there's a huge demand from clients. It's the only program in the dental school where we don't charge. It's mainly basic primary care."
UCSF provides the primary financial support for the clinic, Dr. Silverstein and Mr. Dela Cruz said. "We pretty much solely rely on that money that is set aside for us," Mr. Dela Cruz said.
The Bud Tarrson Award will relieve some of the financial pressures, they said. The students are still planning how to use the funds, but Mr. Dela Cruz said top ideas include purchasing materials that ordinarily require waiting for donations from laboratories.
"We have a long wait list of patients who need crowns," he said. "Every quarter we're limited by the number of crown donations we get each month. That's about two or three each month. So that's one of the top suggestions for using this money, to get crowns and stay plates. We definitely have other ideas as well. For example, our extraction instruments, we're pretty short on those."
Mr. Dela Cruz, who has plans to become a general dentist, was closing out his term as the clinic's director at press time. He will continue working at the clinic during his final year of dental school, he said. He has fond memories of leading the clinic for a year as director.
"The best part about it is when you actually finish a patient's treatment plan and they're thanking you," Mr. Dela Cruz said during a March 20 interview. "To me that's the best feeling. That's the best thing I can take out of this. This is actually my last week as director, so it's very bittersweet that I'm saying this."
Last year, the ADA Foundation created the Dr. Thomas J. Zwemer Award, a companion award to the Tarrson Award that recognizes and encourages dental student programs serving underserved populations outside of the United States. The award is also $5,000 in support of the school.
The inaugural Zwemer Award was presented to the Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine for its Madagascar Ankizy Fund. More information on this award will be published in an upcoming issue of ADA News.
Dr. Richard Simms, a former ADAF board member and past ADA vice president, created and endowed the award in 2012 in honor of his mentor and longtime friend, Dr. Zwemer. Dr. Simms practices in Harbor City, Calif.
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TrackFan4Ever wrote:I really do not understand this "backhand slap" at Felix.
Nobody is giving Felix a 'backhand slap'. This has nothing to do with the public's perception. In AOY discussion relay gold medals are not counted therefore the fact that she won 3 golds is irrelevant.
She had a fantastic year and will be extremely happy with her Olympic performances but AOY goes to the person whose individual accomplishments are deemed to be the most impressive.
With so few competitions this year in her primary event and mixed results in her secondary Allyson Felix doesn't come close.


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Both Basin and Minnkota have been paying their coal conversion taxes under protest since January, the state Tax Department said. Neither company announced it was doing so, and spokesmen for the companies said they initially had not been aware of the strategy.
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It was a BS tech on JL3.
I believe every T is also $1000 fine.
I hope the NBA rescinds it because that was straight bullshite.
"Championships are what we live for, now lets go win them."Tim Leiweke
Basketball has clear winners every night --except at the draft, which is all homework, politics and chance.
Even after watching it last night, and seeing it again now, I still don't understand how he received a tech for that lol If the refs thought there was too much contact on either end they should have called a double tech to put both teams on notice that they weren't going to allow that shit tonight. But as the title says the "ball don't lie". At least it didn't cost us the game.
there was a little shove in there for sure
but i mean, all the shit metta gets away with
anyways why does this even need a thread, it goes without saying the refs are gonna fuck around the raptors
Best part of the video: Klieza, lookin like an attack dog ready to take someone's head of.
"Championships are what we live for, now lets go win them."Tim Leiweke
Basketball has clear winners every night --except at the draft, which is all homework, politics and chance.
So Kyrie is already getting star treatment even though he is on a crappy team and has been injured for most of his sophomore year.. the NBA I guess is targeting him already as their next best thing. To bad Toronto doesn't have a guy like that. It would be nice to have a player on the team that gets freebies.
if u watch the ref hes about to make a call before anything even happened and he called it from behind kyrie so he couldnt even see it
Def. was a bogus call..but that Sheed Talk is gettin older then Sheed LOL
Lucas must of said something about the call. Still a ridiculous call. Call the foul on Lucas for putting his body on KI at the start of the drive **maybe**, but Irving clears him out with his left (foul) and raises his elbow above the shoulders toward JL3s head (tech). Stupid NBA Refs.
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Coach Hollins, who is a better basketball mind than you are.
Watching the play as it happened it looked as if Lucas tangled up with Irving and Irving gave a forearm while trying to break free. Then Lucas appeared to take steps as if he was going at Irving after the play. I think this is what the tech was for. Although if a tech was given, it should have been a double tech.
Watching it in slow motion replay, it looks amazingly different.
Even in the detroit game last night, Lucas couldnt get a call.
Stuckey was flat out shoving him and he couldnt get a whistle. Refs blew it big time on those "crash and pass" plays by stuckey too.
Overall this year, the officiating has been abysmal.
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"Eyjafjallalokull" is a stunning and moving video art installation that played at Sundance in the "New Frontier" art exhibition space. I visited the piece several times. Nicolas Boritch, director of the AntiVJ visual label and producer of "Eyjafjallalokull" ("The Volcano" for short) wants to put viewers in a space where "they just forget where they are and they forget about understanding anything because we want to leave a lot of space for the audience to create their own story or to find whatever they want to find."
Paul Rudd walked by me on Main Street in Park City wearing reflective sunglasses so I couldn't see if his eyes could see that my eyes saw him and were staring. I knew it was him from the way he walked. I can recognize a gait a mile away. But I didn't know yet that "Prince Avalanche" was a masterpiece or I could've had a good conversation starter.
Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman's "Lovelace" tells the story of the eponymous porn star who stunned the world with her sexual talents in "Deep Throat" (1972), only to pay a dear price for her brief flash of celebrity. Linda Lovelace, as played by Amanda Seyfried, was a love-hungry, innocent young girl led astray by Chuck Traynor, a manipulative pimp of a husband, whose affection quickly turned into exploitation.
Why is it that the culture surrounding art is so far removed from the process of making that art? I suspect this week is hell for many filmmakers here. The world you have to exist in as a great artist (one that values the interior over the exterior, the spiritual over the corporeal) is directly opposed the world you have to exist in to get your movie made. I wonder how many other people here are wondering what's wrong with them. How many people are pretending they love partying in order to not feel like a weirdo.
The Disney mystique is a secular religion so global, powerful and self-contained -- not to mention litigious -- that it practically courts desecration. Randy Moore's "Escape from Tomorrow," which just premiered at Sundance and is unlikely to come to a theater near you any time soon, is the boldest act of cinematic violation at least since the "Mickey Mouse Club" finale of Stanley Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket" (in which scores of American soldiers in Vietnam adopted the show's anthem as a deranged battle cry).
The goodies are in! After a slow start, Sundance Film Festival 2013 has begun to offer real discoveries, even if the wait for that elusive game-changing masterpiece is by no means over. Still, there's stuff to enjoy in Park City and appetites seem pleasantly whetted.
At Sundance, going to the movies is a way of taking shelter from the surrounding snow and cold, and I find it amusing to see scores of cinephiles arguing about movies in their full winter attire. It's as if skiing wasn't enough: the real fun over here is to slide down the slopes of filmmakers' visions -- even if every now and then pain and bruises may result.
Today at Sundance I wandered aimlessly around a supermarket picking up different cheeses and putting them back down. I can never decide on a brie.
Cheese-less I journeyed to a bustling main street (a very steep hill) where altitude-acclimated rich ladies breezed by me in furry hats and sunglasses. They were having a good time.
At night, the ski slopes of Park City, Utah, are lit so beautifully they look like screens awaiting a projection from the sky. A moviegoer attending Sundance Film Festival couldn't wish for a better backdrop for a long trek home after the final movie of the day is over. Even if the film happened to be lousy, those huge mid-air patches of white seem to hint that the good stuff is yet to come.


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