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New hospitals and health care providers join successful, cutting-edge federal initiative that cuts costs and puts patients at the center of their care
Medicare accountable care organization initiatives to improve how the health system cares for patients
Summa Health Expands Orthopedic Services in Wadsworth
The Summa Orthopedic Institute of Summa Health System has expanded its services at Summa Health Center at Wadsworth-Rittman.
Serving Those Who Have Served Us
Summa Health offers free health screenings for veterans and their families
Summa Health Reports $67.1 Million in Community Benefit
Summa Health President and CEO Dr. Thomas Malone announced today that Summa provided $67.1 million in community benefit to area residents in 2014.
Summa Health, Ritzman Pharmacy Team Up for Giving Tuesday
On December 1, Summa Health and Ritzman Pharmacy will join with organizations around the world to celebrate Giving Tuesday, a day dedicated to giving back.
A More Precise Way to Target Breast Tumors Offered at Summa Health
Newest procedure provides surgeons with pinpoint accuracy
Moody's Investors Service Affirms Summa Health's Bond Rating
Summa Health Names Marlo Schmidt System Director of Community Benefit
Summa Health announced that Marlo Schmidt, MS, MBA, is the new system director of community benefit.
Summa Health Names Dr. Cynthia Kelley Vice President of Medical Education
Summa Health announced that Cynthia Kelley, D.O., is the new Vice President of Medical Education.
Brennans Become Summa's First 8-Figure Donors
Donation to Support Summa's Population Health Strategy
Medicare ACOs Continue to Improve Quality of Care, Generate Shared Savings
Summa Akron City Hospital is "Baby-Friendly®"
Summa Health Opens New Breast Center in Akron, Expands Specialized Care
Timely, patient-centered care and evaluation focus of facility at Summa Akron City
Summa Health Adds HealthSpan Physicians to its Accountable Care Organization
Summa Health Receives Multiple Grants and Awards
All monies will be used to improve care for region's seniors through specialized services
Summa Health Making Plans to Expand Service Offerings at Barberton Hospital
Multi-Million Dollar Investment to be Made at Campus as Part of Vision for Population Health Management
Start Spreading the News…Summa Health Sapphire Ball Presented by Saber Healthcare is October 3
Frank Sinatra Jr. headlines evening that benefits behavioral health at Summa
Medicare ACOs Continue to Improve Quality of Care, Generate Shared Savings
Summa Health Names Dr. Michael Hughes President of Cardiovascular Institute
Summa Health Named "Most Wired" Again
Summa Health Offering New Heart Failure Monitoring Solution
Summa Health Names Lorraine Washington Senior VP Human Resources
Summa Health Now Offering 3D Mammography
Newest technology detects cancer earlier
Fitch Ratings Upgrades Summa's Bond Rating to A-
Summa Health Names Dr. Matthew Wayne Chief Medical Officer of Summa Physicians Inc. and NewHealth Collaborative
Summa Health announced that Matthew S. Wayne, M.D., CMD, is the new chief medical officer for NewHealth Collaborative and Summa Physicians Inc. He begins in his new role today.
Summa Health Among Few Hospitals in U.S. Offering Alternative to Blood Thinners
First "WATCHMANTM" cases performed this week at Summa Akron City Hospital may reduce stroke risk
Summa Health Names Rob Whitehouse Senior Vice President
Summa Physician to Present Late-Breaking Clinical Trial Data at International Cardiology Conference
Dr. Marc Penn will reveal gene therapy/congestive heart failure findings at
European Society of Cardiology Heart Failure meeting in Spain
Summa Society Celebration Pays Tribute to Benefactors and Esteemed Physician
Second annual event will honor Vincent and Nancy DiGirolamo and the memory of Dr. James Tan
Summa's WAGtime Program Brings Special Visitors to the Hospital
Summa Health System Receives $90,000 Grant from Komen Northeast Ohio
Grant to benefit Summa Screens program for area's underserved
Thirty Paragon Medical Professionals Join Summa Physicians Inc.
Women's health team includes physicians, nurse practitioners and nurse-midwives
SummaCare Released from Government Sanctions
Advancing Stroke Care Through Telemedicine
Summa Akron City Stroke Center also wins award
Summa Health System Names Valerie Gibson, RN, Chief Operating Officer
Summa Health System Names Valerie Gibson, RN, Chief Operating Officer
Summa Health System Names Ellen Smith Vice President
Summa Health System Names Ellen Smith Vice President
Summa Health System Names Tammy Scarborough Vice President
Summa Health System Names Tammy Scarborough Vice President
Summa Health System and Humana Launch Accountable Care in Akron
New relationship designed to help improve the health of Humana's 55,000 Medicare Advantage members in Northeast Ohio
Summa Health System Names Ben Sutton Senior Vice President
Summa Health System Names Ben Sutton Senior Vice President
Summa Health System Performs Area's First TAVR Heart Procedure
Breakthrough aortic valve replacement surgery for high-risk patients
Summa Health System Names Rob Gerberry Senior Vice President and General Counsel
Summa Health System Names Dr. Lydia Alexander-Cook President of Summa Physicians
Joins SPI from HealthSpan Physicians, Inc.
Summa Health System Appoints Mark Cotleur Vice President of Development
Joins Summa Foundation team from University Hospitals of Cleveland
The Generosity Continues: Vincent and Nancy DiGirolamo Make $2 Million Donation to Summa Health System
Couple has now given more than $4 million to Summa Health System
Summa Health System and Crystal Clinic Restructure Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Joint Venture
Couple has now given more than $4 million to Summa Health System
Summa Health System's Kathy Blake Selected as Practice Change Leader
Blake one of 10 national leaders chosen by prestigious aging and health association
Summa Health System Appoints Thomas Malone, M.D., as President and CEO
Current Chief Operating Officer to Replace Retiring Tom Strauss
Moody's Investors Service Affirms Summa Health System's Bond Rating
Moody's Investors Service, one of the nation's leading rating agencies, has affirmed Summa Health System's bond rating at Baa1.
Growing in Green: Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Expands its Services in City
October 29 Open House and Health Talk in Green to celebrate new location
Summa Health System Growing in Green
New Health Center at Heritage Crossings Opens November 3
Summa Health System Names Eric Humphrey Senior VP Human Resources
ERC Recognizes Summa Health System as One of Northeast Ohio's Best Places to Work
NorthCoast 99 honor is 11th consecutive award for health system
Hometown Legend Michael Stanley Headlines the Summa Sapphire Ball Presented by Saber Healthcare Group
Summa Health System October 11 fundraising event benefits Summa Hospice and Palliative Care Services
Summa Health System Off to a "Strong Start"
Statewide project aims to help high-risk pregnant women
Summa Health System's Tom Strauss to Retire at Year's End
CEO led Summa for past 15 years
You're in Labor…Relax
Summa Akron City is First in Country to offer "Relaxbirth" Device for Women Giving Birth
Summa Health System Nationally Ranked by US News World Report
Summa Endocrinology and Gastroenterology programs recognized for excellence
Inpatient Services at Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital to Close July 13
Summa Health System transitioning Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital facility to integrated medical campus effective July 13, 2014
Summa Health System honored by the Conquer Cancer Foundation
Summa one of eight recipients in U.S. recognized for excellence in clinical trials research
Knights Templar Eye Foundation Awards Grant to Summa's Dr. Rachida Bouhenni
$60,000 award to be used for glaucoma research
Summa Health System Positions Itself for Future with Organization-wide Changes
Transformation of System designed to ensure exceptional care for years to come
It's Time to Start the "Conversation"
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Ellen Goodman to speak in Akron April 8
Intravenous Acetaminophen Proven to Improve Recovery Time
Summa's Jenifer Lessick, D.O., to present findings at SGS annual meeting
Weight-Loss App Shown to Aid Endometrial and Breast Cancer Patients
Summa's Michele McCarroll, Ph.D., to present findings at SGO annual meeting
The Strollin' Colon Offers a Unique Experience
Event at Summa Akron City Hospital celebrates Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Dr. Corey Sievers Joins Summa Health System
Gastroenterologist now part of Summa Physicians Inc.
Summa Health System Finds its "NICHE" in Senior Care
Summa hospitals receive distinction for care of the elderly
Summa's Palliative Care Program Earns National Recognition
Joint Commission Certification awarded to Summa is only one in Ohio
Summa Barberton and Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospitals Earn CPC Accreditation
Three Summa hospitals now hold important designation
SummaCare's Medicare Advantage Plan Earns National Plaudits
One of only two plans in Ohio to be rated 4.5 stars by CMS
Parkview Cancer Center at Summa Barberton Hospital Earns Reaccreditation
Designation points to "highest level of quality breast care"
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Named Top Performer by Joint Commission
CCOC is only hospital in Akron-Canton area to be recognized
Summa's Senior Emergency Department Program Demonstrates Promising Results
Dr. Scott Wilber to present findings at national conference
SummaCare's Medicare Advantage Plans Now Available in 41 Northern Ohio Counties
Beginning October 15, Medicare-eligible individuals can select comprehensive and affordable medical and pharmacy benefits from one of SummaCare's three Medicare Advantage plans
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Celebrates Renovated Medina Facility
Physician panel discussion planned for October 22 event
A Story to Cheer About
Crystal Clinic surgeon performs rare surgery; 15-year-old cheerleader back in the game
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Celebrates Opening of Wadsworth Facility
Physicians, public invited to October 8 event
HealthSpan Partners and Summa Health System close on partnership to improve healthcare quality and access in Northeast Ohio
HealthSpan Partners becomes minority owner of Summa Health System
Summa Health System Names Thomas Malone, M.D., New President
Dr. Malone to head Summa Akron City and St. Thomas Hospitals
Summa Health Center at Lake Medina Offers Free Series of Women's Health Talks "Fall Into Change" on Oct. 3, 10 and 17 covers wellness and relationships
The leaves are changing, just like the phases of a woman's life, the needs of her family and the demands on her schedule.
Summa Health System Recognized as One of Northeast Ohio's Best Places to Work for 10th Consecutive Year
Summa Health System is proud to once again be recognized as one of 99 best workplaces in Northeast Ohio through the NorthCoast 99 awards program.
Dr. Robert Bell Named to National Leadership Role
Crystal Clinic surgeon is new president of the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons
Summa Health System Presents Infectious Disease Seminar for the Primary Care Provider
Dec. 6-8 event in Naples, Fla., carries 12.5 CME credits
Leading Ohio Healthcare Organizations Collaborate to Create New Model of Care for a Healthier Ohio
Four healthcare systems establish Health Innovations Ohio to achieve healthcare that delivers higher quality, better health and greater value for Ohioans.
Summa Health System and Akron General Health System Co-Sponsor Annual "Walk from Obesity" in Akron
Summa Health System and Akron General Health System for the seventh consecutive year are proud to sponsor the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS) and the Obesity Action Coalition's (OAC) Annual "Walk from Obesity."
Summa Rehab Hospital Awarded Three-Year CARF Accreditation
The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) International has accredited Summa Rehab Hospital for a period of three years for its Inpatient Rehabilitation Programs-Hospitals (Adults) program.
It's a "Celebration" with Kool & the Gang at Summa Foundation's 12th annual Sapphire Ball
Grammy Award winning band to perform during Sept. 21 event in Akron.
Summa Health System - The University of Akron, Stark State College and Summa Health System Collaborate to Create a Workforce of Better-Prepared Nurses through LPN to BSN Program
The University of Akron, Stark State College and Summa Health System are coming together to educate and train licensed practical nurses (LPNs) to become registered nurses (RNs) through a dual-degree, cost-effective and accelerated LPN to BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing) program.
Summa Health System Receives Largest Philanthropic Gift in Organization's History
Richard M. & Yvonne Hamlin give $4 million for creation of a hybrid cardiovascular
operating room
Summa Physicians Inc. Adds New Physicians
Summa Health System is pleased to announce the addition of nine new physicians from April through June to Summa Physicians Inc. (SPI), a multispecialty group of nearly 300 integrated, coordinated physicians in more than 30 specialties employed by Summa Health System.
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Becomes Only Hospital in Ohio to Earn The Joint Commission's Disease-Specific Care Certification in Four Orthopaedic Areas
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center (CCOC), a partnership with Summa Health System, is the only hospital in Ohio to earn The Joint Commission's Disease-Specific Care certification in four orthopaedic areas.
The Summa Foundation Names 2013 – 2014 Robert F. Kepley, M.D. Orthopaedic Fellow
The Summa Foundation is pleased to announce Derek Klaus, M.D., as the third recipient of the Robert F. Kepley, M.D. Orthopaedic Fellowship.
Fitch Ratings Affirms Summa Health System's BBB+ Bond Rating and Stable Outlook
Fitch Ratings, one of the nation's leading rating agencies, has affirmed Summa Health System's BBB+ bond rating and its stable outlook.
Free Confidential HIV Screenings Available June 27
In Honor of National HIV Testing Day
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Opens Wadsworth Facility
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center, a partnership with Summa Health System, recently opened a convenient outpatient hospital facility in Wadsworth, located 323 High St., Suite C.
Ready For An Unbeatable Lineup To Keep You In The Game?
Attend a free community health talk with Summa specialists on June 27 at the Wadsworth YMCA
Are You and Your Family Prepared for Summer?
Tips from Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center on how to prevent & treat common summer injuries
Summer Is Almost Here – And So Is the Need to Get In Shape
Tips from Summa Health System for how to lose weight in time for summer – and keep it off
Cruise Safely When You Put Your Motorcycle on the Road
Follow several tips from Summit County Safe Communities
Summa screening bus set to go round and round
Cardiovascular tests and consultations designed to pave the way toward wellness
Circle of Women's Health Philanthropists Formed to Support Care
Female executives, professionals, and social philanthropists invited to make an impact
Don't Let Hand Pain Stop You From Crafting
Attend a free community health talk on Thurs. May 23 at Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center in Hudson
Physician Scorecards Shown to Reduce Elective Inductions
Researchers document increased adherence to ACOG guidelines, better quality of care
Robotic Checklist Used in GYN Cases Shown to Reduce Readmissions
Findings important for patient safety, satisfaction and accountable care
Summa Akron City Hospital's Center for Stroke Care Recognized Nationally
Summa Akron City Hospital's Center for Stroke Care has been recognized nationally as the only hospital in the Akron area to receive the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award for the fourth year in a row.
Summa Health System to Host 13th Annual Men Who Cook Fundraiser
Proceeds will help provide cancer screenings to community through Summa Screens
Canton's Cardiology One Physicians Join Summa Physicians Inc.
Patients gain access to enhanced population-based healthcare, receive services close to home
Summa Physicians Inc. Adds New Physicians
Summa Health System is pleased to announce the addition of four new physicians from January through March to Summa Physicians Inc. (SPI), a multispecialty group of nearly 300 integrated, coordinated physicians in more than 30 specialties employed by Summa Health System.
Don't Live with Joint Pain
Attend a free community health talk on April 3 at Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center in Montrose
Free Women's Health Series Offered at the Summa Health Center at Lake Medina
Attendees have an opportunity to hear from more than a dozen women's health experts
Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk On St. Patrick's Day
Designate a sober driver before the evening begins, and keep the party off the road
Summa Health System Names Erik Steele, D.O. Chief Medical Officer
Summa Health System today announced the appointment of Erik Steele, D.O. as chief medical officer. Dr. Steele will be responsible for providing system- wide strategic direction and oversight of clinical quality, patient safety, performance improvement initiatives and care management.
Summa Health System, Mayo Clinic and IC-MedTech Continue Collaboration on Breakthrough Medication
March 8 Seminar at Summa will highlight Apatone® drug's success, trials, future
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Opens Hudson Facility
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center, a partnership with Summa Health System, recently opened a convenient outpatient hospital facility in Hudson, located at 1310 Corporate Drive.
Summa's Radiation Oncology Services Earn American College of Radiology Accreditation
Accreditation a signal of quality and safety to patients receiving radiation therapy
Sneak Peek of Summa Barberton Hospital's new Emergency Department Offered March 6
New state-of-the-art facility on display during Open House from 6 to 8 p.m.
Ohio Department of Health Awards Summa Health System with Safety Net Dental Care Award
The Ohio Department of Health (ODH), Oral Health Section recently honored Summa Health System's Center for Dental Health with the Safety Net Dental Care Award, aimed to reduce disparities in access to dental care.
Summa Health System to Create Strategic Partnership with Cincinnati-Based Catholic Health Partners
Summa to Retain Majority Ownership and Local Control of Organization
Summa announces private mother/baby rooms at its three birthing hospitals
Newly remodeled postpartum wing opens Valentine's Day at Summa Akron City Hospital
Don't Let Drunk Driving Keep You From The Perfect Touchdown
Let a designated driver be the MVP of this year's Super Bowl Party
Summa Physicians Inc. Adds New Physicians
Summa Health System is pleased to announce the addition of six new physicians from October through December to Summa Physicians Inc. (SPI), a multispecialty group of more than 270 integrated, coordinated physicians in more than 30 specialties employed by Summa Health System.
Are those holiday sweets calling your name?
Tips from Summa Health System for enjoying holiday food without suffering holiday weight gain.
Summa Health System Enhances Region's Cancer Care with New Physician Leaders
System plans continued development of Radiation Oncology program and clinical trials.
Tired of Achy Joints?
Attend a free community health talk on Dec. 5 at the Summa Health Center at Green
Practice Safety While Driving on Wet Leaves
Leaves can make the streets slick while obscuring traffic lines and other markings
Summa Barberton Hospital Announces May-November 2012 Employees of the Month
Honorees demonstrate compassion for patients, years of service and clinical excellence
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital Announces Employees of the Month
September and October Honorees Demonstrate Compassion and Patient Service
Summa Health System Reports $106.7 Million in Community Benefit
Summa Health System President and CEO Thomas J. Strauss announced today that Summa provided $106.7 million in community benefit to area residents in 2011.
Revolutionary Cardiac Device Implanted First in Northeast Ohio by Summa Health System
First defibrillator in the world to provide life-saving intervention without touching the heart
SummaCare Offers Affordable Medical and Wellness Choices for Medicare Beneficiaries in 2013
Beginning October 15, area Medicare-eligible residents can select comprehensive and affordable medical and pharmacy benefits from one of SummaCare's three Medicare Advantage Plans.
NewHealth Collaborative Announces Three Patient Centered Medical Homes
Community Physicians Earn Highest Designation in Partnership with Summa Health System
Summa Health System's New Horizons Adult Day Services Sponsors USDA Funded Child and Adult Care Food Program
New Horizons Adult Day Services at Summa Western Reserve Hospital announces sponsorship of the USDA funded Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals are available to all enrolled participants without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability and will be served at no separate charge §226.23(d).
Summa Barberton and Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospitals Name Joseph P. Myers Vice President of Medical Affairs
Summa Barberton and Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospitals appointed Joseph P. Myers, M.D., as Vice President of Medical Affairs, effective Jan. 2, 2013.
Get Answers about Joint Pain from Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Joint Specialist
Free community health talk on Oct. 17 at the Quirk Cultural Center in Cuyahoga Falls
South Summit Chamber of Commerce Awards Summa Barberton Hospital with "Outstanding Business of the Year"
Summa Barberton Hospital was nominated by other organizations and chamber members in the Barberton area for its past and continued growth.
Summa Physicians Inc. Adds New Physicians
Summa Health System is pleased to announce the addition of 15 new physicians from July through September to Summa Physicians Inc.
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center, A Partnership with Summa Health System, Adds New Physicians
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center, a partnership with Summa Health System, is pleased to welcome three new physicians to its combined 400 years of experienced physicians focused on multi-specialty orthopaedic care and treatment.
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital Earns 'Top Performer on Key Quality Measures™ Recognition from The Joint Commission
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital is one of 620 hospitals in the U.S. earning the distinction of Top Performer on Key Quality Measures for attaining and sustaining excellence in accountability measure performance.
Summa Health System Senior Services Expands into Barberton and Wadsworth
Inpatient & Outpatient Senior Services Coming to Summa Barberton & Wadsworth-Rittman Hospitals
Summa Health System Recognized as One of Northeast Ohio's Best Places to Work for the 9th Consecutive Year
Summa Health System has been named one of 99 best places to work in Northeast Ohio for nine consecutive years by the Employers Resource Council (ERC).
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital Announces Summer Employees of the Month
Smith, Chamier, Donnenwirth and Givens Thanked for Service and Dedication to Patient Care
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital Awards Scholarships to Students & Employees
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital recently selected nine area students to receive scholarships who are planning to pursue a nursing or healthcare career, as well as six hospital employees for continuing education.
Summa Health System Partners with Area Primary Care Physician Groups to Create Patient-Centered Collaborative Network
Summa Health System, Community Health Care and Pioneer Physicians Network have come together to create a for-profit management services organization (MSO).
Celebrate a Magical Evening at the Summa Foundation's 11th Sapphire Ball
Fundraiser gala will support Summa Health System's Women's Health Services
Summa Health System and Akron General Health System Co-Sponsor Annual "Walk From Obesity" in Akron
Summa Health System and Akron General Health System are proud sponsors of the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS) and the Obesity Action Coalition's (OAC) Annual "Walk from Obesity."
30th Annual Infectious Disease Seminar for the Primary Care Provider Nov. 30 – Dec. 2, 2012
Presented by Summa Health System in conjunction with Northeast Ohio Medical University
Summer Send-Off Includes Back-to-School Giveaways and Health Screens at Summa
Free Family-Friendly Activity Scheduled at the Summa Health Center at Lake Medina Aug. 18
Taking a Phone Call or Texting While Driving Is a Dangerous Distraction
National Safety Council Says One in Four Accidents Caused by Phone Conversations, Texting
Summa Health System Receives Funds from The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation
Grants Will Provide Behavioral Health Services in Primary Care Settings.
Knee Surgery Though Years Later Allows Gerry Faust to Live Pain-Free
Retired University of Akron and The University of Notre Dame football coach has a history to share
Researchers Identify Instrumental Protein for Muscle Repair after Heart Attack
Paper Published Today in Leading Cardiovascular Journal Sheds Light on Stem Cell Repair.
Summa Health System Named 2012 Most Wired Hospital
Summa Health System has been named one of 2012 Health Care's Most Wired hospital organizations for achievement in the use of healthcare IT, according to the results of the recently-released 2012 Most Wired Survey and Benchmarking Study.
Get Answers about Hip and Knee Pain from Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Joint Specialist
Free community health talk on July 25 at the Summa Health Center at Lake Medina.
Akron General Health System and Summa Health System Host Bra Drive for Local Charity
Summa Health System and Akron General Health System are proud to be collaborating on a joint bra drive for a local charity.
Fitch Ratings Affirms Summa Health System's BBB+ Bond Rating and Stable Outlook
The affirmation affects approximately $320 million of rated debt.
NewHealth Collaborative to participate as a Medicare Shared Savings Program Accountable Care Organization
Voluntary, New Care Coordination Program Created to Offer High Quality Service and Care to Beneficiaries Through Partnership with Medicare
Summa Physicians Inc Adds New Physicians
Summa Health System is pleased to announce the addition of six new physicians from January through June to Summa Physicians Inc.
Summa's Emergency Department at Green Located at Heritage Crossings Opens July 9
Board-certified emergency physicians available 24/7 for adults and children.
Free Confidential HIV Screenings Available June 28
In Honor of National HIV Testing Day.
Summer is Here!
Are you and your kids prepared?
Vivian von Gruenigan, M.D., receives 1st Annual Richard Ireland Award at World Congress Leadership Summit on Business of Women's Health
Dr. von Gruenigen serves as department chair of OB-GYN for Summa Akron City and St. Thomas hospitals and as medical director of Women's Health Services
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital Awarded an "A" for Patient Safety by Hospital Safety Score
The Hospital Safety Score was calculated under the guidance of The Leapfrog Group's Blue Ribbon Expert Panel
Have a Health Question?
Summa Health System physicians are ready to answer them at the click of a mouse
SummaCare Names Mumtaz Ibrahim Chief Medical Officer
SummaCare today announced the appointment of Mumtaz Ibrahim, M.D., as its new Chief Medical Officer (CMO).
Summa Health System Performs Single-Site Robotic Surgery with New Technology
Two Gallbladder Cases Performed Successfully With New Instruments from Intuitive Surgical
Don't Let Distractions While Driving Ruin Prom or Graduation
Drive Sober and Arrive Alive
Prestigious GYN robotic surgery fellowship grant awarded to Summa Akron City Hospital
One of five sites internationally to receive grant for training, research
Clinical Trial at Summa Targets Aggressive HER2 Positive Breast Cancer
International Study Offered Solely by Summa Health System at three Northeast Ohio Locations
Elective Inductions in Women with Histories of Fast Labor Prove for Quicker Deliveries
Researchers advocate for more education and counsel before induction procedure
Taking the Flu Vaccine For the Baby and Me
Summa Researchers Investigate Patient Perceptions of Flu Vaccination During Pregnancy
Who's using a Hospital System's Social Media Page and Why?
Researchers Look at a Health Care Provider's Social Media Followers
Eighty Percent of Strokes are Preventable
Summa Health System provides tips to prevent & recognize stroke during National Stroke Awareness Month
Summa Health System to Host 12th Annual Men Who Cook Fundraiser
Proceeds will help provide cancer screenings to community through Summa Screens
Semitrailers, Tire Blowouts, and Blind Spots, Oh My!
Driving on the road with heavy trucks doesn't have to be a scary experience
Summa Akron City Hospital becomes the first in Ohio to receive American Heart Association's Mission: Lifeline® Heart Attack Receiving Center Accreditation
As they sit in the intensive care unit and describe their experience, Charlie and Diane Cramer's voices are filled with relief, and their eyes are filled with love. In a few minutes, Charlie gets to go home and continue recovery after the most severe type of heart attack known in medicine almost took his life.
If There Was Something You Could Do To Greatly Reduce Your Risk of Cancer, Would You Do It?
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Summa Health System Receives Hospice & Palliative Care Fellowship
Summa is one of only 10 hospitals to receive grant for 2012-2013 academic year
Summa Akron City Hospital recognized as one of the safest childbirth environments in the state
Receives one of only two statewide awards for patient safety
Women's Board of Summa Health System Celebrates 90th Anniversary
Local artist Don Drumm and his family welcomed as guest speakers
Having Trouble Catching Those Z's?
Summa takes you through common sleep disorders, symptoms and treatment
New community-based health center opens doors in West Akron March 5
Summa Center at New Seasons Aims to Transform Communities Through a New Model of Healthcare Delivery Summa Center at New Seasons Aims to Transform Communities Through a New Model of Healthcare Delivery
Don't Test Your Luck by Driving Drunk St. Patrick's Day
Buzzed driving is drunk driving: make plans to get home safely
Summa Health System Offers Pet Visitation Training March 3
Summa Health System is always looking for volunteers, including man's best friend – dogs
Summa Health System to Hold Local College Information Fair
Are you beginning to look at colleges with your high school student? Would you like to learn more
Get Answers about Hip and Knee Pain from Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center Specialist
Free community health talk on Feb. 16 at Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital
Help yourself, help others – and pass it on!
Summa to host free Go Red for Women event with education and CPR training Feb. 9
Summa Health System Opens Inpatient Rehab Hospital
Summa's first free-standing rehab hospital is ready to deliver care to the community
Don't Let Drunk Driving Keep You From The Perfect Touchdown
Let a designated driver be the MVP of this year's Super Bowl Party
Protect Yourself While Shoveling
Summa Health System offers easy tips to help keep you injury-free this winter
Summit County's Premier Emergency Department Opens for Patients January 19
The expansive floor plan, the unique, partially-enclosed ambulance bay and the state-of-the art technology installed in the new Summa Akron City Hospital Emergency Department is all there for one reason: to save lives.
Ten New Year's Resolutions that You and Your Family Can Keep
Summa Health System experts share their tips for a healthy and happy New Year
As Snow and Ice Draw Near, Prepare Your Vehicle for Winter Weather
Though Mother Nature has not hit us with severe winter weather yet, as we enter the season, it is important to remember that snow and ice are one of the most prevalent causes of car accidents and fatalities, even for diligent drivers.
Summa Health System's First Free-Standing Emergency Department Opened Its Doors to Medina Community Wednesday
AKRON, Ohio, Dec. 15, 2011 – The paint is dry, the beds are in place, and the new equipment is ready for use. Physicians and staff are now ready to care for you around-the-clock at the Summa Health Center at Lake Medina Emergency Department, which
Summa Health System's First Free-Standing Emergency Department Opened Its Doors to Medina Community Wednesday
The paint is dry, the beds are in place, and the new equipment is ready for use. Physicians and staff are now ready to care for you around-the-clock at the Summa Health Center at Lake Medina Emergency Department.
Virtues Restaurant at Summa Health System Announces New Updates
Restaurant now offers breakfast hours, updated menu, promotions and more
Summa Health Center at Lake Medina to Open Emergency Department
Summa's first free-standing ED will open to the community on Dec. 14, 2011.
Summa Health System Will 'Share the Season' in December
Multicultural events offer food, entertainment and fun
Free HIV Screenings Available on World AIDS Day, December 1
On World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, the public is encouraged to visit the Metro Transit Center in Akron where they can receive free, confidential HIV screenings.
Summa Announces New Measure of Care for the Most Severe Heart Attacks
From their first contact with paramedics, heart attack patients receive care faster at Summa Akron City Hospital than national standards.
Free HIV Screenings Available on World AIDS Day, December 2011
On World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, 2011, the public is encouraged to visit the Metro Transit Center in Akron where they can receive free, confidential HIV screenings.
Are those holiday cookies calling your name?
Tips from Summa Health System for enjoying holiday food without suffering holiday weight gain
Summa Health System Reports $103.5 Million in Community Benefit
AKRON, Ohio, November 18, 2011 – Summa Health System President and CEO Thomas J. Strauss announced today that Summa provided $103.5 million in community benefit to area residents in 2010.
As Thanksgiving Approaches, So Does Holiday Travel and the Risk of Traffic Fatalities
Summa Health System encourages safe driving during peak travel time
Summa Health System Installs Open MRI at Summa Health Center at White Pond
Openness Provides Comfort for Patients, Allows Physicians to Scan with Powerful Technology
Summa Health System, Austen BioInnovation Institute in Akron Launch First Simulation Fellowship in Ohio
Akron, Nov. 14, 2011 – Summa Health System and The Austen BioInnovation Institute in Akron (ABIA) have launched an innovative Medical Simulation Fellowship Program based in the Summa Department of Emergency Medicine.
Summa Health System Partners with Cuyahoga Community College to Train Future Sleep Technicians
Collaboration marks Summa's first training program of its kind in sleep
SummaCare's Medicare Advantage Plan Nationally Recognized
SummaCare was recognized as the number one health insurance plan in Ohio for its Commercial plans by the National Committee for Quality Assurance's (NCQA) 2011-2012 Private Health Insurance Plan Rankings.
SummaCare Ranked as Number One Health Insurance Plan in Ohio
SummaCare was recognized as the number one health insurance plan in Ohio for its Commercial plans by the National Committee for Quality Assurance's (NCQA) 2011-2012 Private Health Insurance Plan Rankings.
Sleep Tips to Prepare for Daylight-Saving Time
Remember to "fall back" on Sunday, November 6
Summa Health System's Ignatia Hall Chemical Dependency Program Opens New Location in Canton
Summa Health System's Ignatia Hall Chemical Dependency Program recently opened a new location on Whipple Avenue in the Belden Village area of Canton.
Summa Physicians Inc. Names New President
Former president of Huron Hospital Gus Kious, M.D. joins Summa Health System
One in Four Women Will Experience Domestic Violence in Her Lifetime
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Wraps Up in October
Motor Vehicle Accidents Are Leading Cause of Death Among Teens
Summa Health System encourages teens and parents to recognize safety precautions during National Teen Driver Safety Week
Summa Health System Launches Online Health Chats
Why do I have trouble sleeping? Is my pain normal? What can I do to keep my heart healthy? These health questions and more can now be answered from the comfort of your home or office as part of a new online health chat series from Summa Health System
Summa Health System Launches Summa Screens Fundraising Campaign on Facebook
1 Like = $1 to help provide women with free, life-saving mammograms
Steven P. Schmidt, Ph.D. Appointed Chief Operating Officer for Summa Foundation
Summa Health System is proud to announce the appointment of Steven P. Schmidt, Ph.D. as Chief Operating Officer of the Summa Foundation.
Heel Pain May be Cause of Common Condition Called Plantar Fasciitis
Summa Center for Sports Health offers tips and stretches to relieve discomfort
Buckle Down and Buckle Up!
Safe Communities and Summa Health System encourage drivers and passengers to wear seat belts
Summa Barberton Hospital Breaks Ground to Construct New Emergency Department
Summa Barberton Hospital broke ground for the construction of its new emergency department on Wednesday, September 21st. Construction will begin immediately and the anticipated completion date of the project is March 2013.
Summa Rehab Hospital Seeing Progress - Both Inside and Out
New $25 million facility, opening in January 2012, offers several accessible on-site amenities
Steel Raising on Summa's Green Emergency Department to Begin in Early October
ED will open to patients in June with the latest imaging equipment and 16 exam rooms
Concussions are More Common and Difficult to Recognize than You May Think
Summa Health System encourages those at risk to be mindful of symptoms and treatment options
Falls Remain Most Common Traumatic Injury Seen in Summa Akron City Hospital's Emergency Department
First day of fall is National Falls Prevention Awareness Day
Alzheimer's Action Day is Sept. 21: Understanding the Stages of Memory Loss
Summa offers free memory screening Nov. 15
Summa Health System Welcomes Brian Derrick as Chief Financial Officer
Summa Health System is proud to welcome Brian Derrick, CPA, as System Vice President and Chief Financial Officer.
Football and Heart Disease: Summa Workshops Aim to Keep Men in the Game
Free heart health screenings and consultations offered
Summa Health System, Mayo Clinic and IC-MedTech Sign Collaborative Research Agreement
Researchers from the Mayo Clinic and representatives from IC-MedTech visited Akron today to sign a collaborative research agreement with Summa Health System to study the usage of Apatone®, a proprietary combination of Vitamin-C and Vitamin-K3.
Summa Flourish, a Women's Health Blog from Summa Health System, Celebrates First Birthday
Summa Health System's first blog, Summa Flourish, has reached a new milestone – its first birthday.
Summa first in Northeast Ohio to offer national breast cancer recovery program
"A Time to Heal" helps women regain physical, emotional and spiritual health
Back-to-school means back to being mindful of school bus traffic
Drivers should slow down and stay alert with these road safety tips
Summa Health System's Home Care, Hospice & Palliative Care Services Welcomes Cynthia Struk as New President
Summa Health System is proud to announce Cynthia Struk RN, PhD, PNP, MSN has been named president of its Home Care, Hospice and Palliative Care Services.
New Horizons Adult Day Program Treats Patients to an "Old Fashioned County Fair"
Summa Health System's New Horizons Adult Day Program is hosting an "Old Fashioned County Fair" for participating area seniors.
Massillon resident is focus of Summa commercials, shares rare muscle cancer story
What if you almost lost one of your hands, making it challenging to perform daily tasks and do what you love in life?
U.S. News Ranks Summa Health System High-Performing in Nine Specialties
Summa Health System was recognized in U.S. News Media & World Report's 2011-12 Best Hospitals rankings for having the No. 1 hospital in Akron and among the best in the area in nine clinical specialties
Summa Chair of Emergency Medicine Honored With State-Wide Award
Summa Health System's chair of Emergency Medicine recently won a state-wide award recognizing her for quality patient care, for high professional standards and for being a role model in the emergency medicine field.
Have a Happy and Safe Fourth of July:
Fireworks Safety Tips from Summa Health System
Free Confidential HIV Screenings Available June 24
In Honor of National HIV Testing Day and 30th Anniversary of the AIDS Epidemic
The Summa Foundation Names First Robert F. Kepley, M.D. Orthopaedic Fellow
The Summa Foundation is pleased to announce Matthew Dilisio, MD, as the first recipient of the Robert F. Kepley, M.D. Orthopaedic Fellowship. The fellowship was made possible by a $1 million gift from Robert and Joyce Rice and family and is named in
Summa Barberton Hospital to Construct New Emergency Department
Summa Barberton Hospital has received approval from its board of directors and the Summa Health System board of directors to build a new emergency department. Pending city approval, the hospital will break ground in late summer.
Put Down the Phone!
Teens should stay focused, avoid driving distractions, says Safe Communities
Internationally renowned researcher joins Summa Cardiovascular Institute
Marc Steven Penn, M.D., Ph.D., FACC, to lead heart research in conjunction with NEOMED
Summa Health System's Vestibular Diagnostic Testing Lab Assesses and Treats Common Balance Problems
Vestibular disorders can cause dizziness, vertigo, imbalance and falls
Viva Las Vegas: Summa Health System Raised Nearly $70,000 at 11th Annual Men Who Cook Fundraiser
Proceeds benefit Summa's Palliative Care and Hospice Services
Community Cancer Center Study Investigates the Genetics of Colorectal Cancer
Researchers look at BRAF V600E mutation in MLH1 deficient colorectal cancer
Introducing PacerMan: the first transvenous pacemaker simulator
Researchers patent device to serve as critical training model for ER physicians
Summa Akron City Hospital ER sees more people injured in falls than car accidents
Several steps can make your home and surroundings safer
Parents need to remind teens about responsible driving this summer
Give young drivers plenty of practice and set clear guidelines
Thinking About Going Bare?
Understanding barefoot running and tips to get started
Tips for heart failure caregivers from an award-winning program
Provide support and take care of yourself too says Summa Heart Failure Program
Does Quality "Bundling" Improve Obstetrical Outcomes?
Researchers advocate for favorable cervix to proceed with elective induction
Lanie Ward Named to Premier Healthcare Alliance CNO Network
Summa Health System Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) Lanie Ward, RN, MBA, NEA-BC, is one of approximately 130 CNOs nationwide who have joined the Premier Healthcare Alliance CNO Network. The group, dedicated to
Summa Health System to Host 11th Annual Men Who Cook Fundraiser
Proceeds to benefit Summa's Palliative Care and Hospice Services
Don't let drunk driving ruin the fun of prom night and graduation
Remind your teen that underage drinking is dangerous and against the law
Baby's first text message
Summa launches educational text messaging service for pregnant women
Cholesterol drug may prevent polyps that lead to colon cancer
Summa Health System enrolling patients in national clinical trial
The Village at New Seasons Celebrates Opening with an Open House and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
The Village at New Seasons was developed through the combined efforts of the House of the Lord, the East Akron Neighborhood Development Corporation, Testa Companies, Summa Health System and other investors. The more than 115,000 sq. ft., $11.4 millio
Media Alert: National Start! Walking Day
In observation of National Start! Walking Day on April 6, Summa Health System executives will be leading groups of employees on walks around the campuses of Summa Akron City, St. Thomas, Barberton and Wadsworth-Rittman Hospitals. Employees at these f
Summa Information Services Librarian Named to Library Journal's Prestigious 2011 Movers & Shakers List
Summa Health System is proud to announce Heather Holmes, information services librarian for the medical library, has been named to the Library Journal's prestigious 2011 Movers & Shakers list.
Half of all American adults age fifty and up have not had a colonoscopy
Screening and early detection are the keys in effective treatment of colon cancer
Summa Akron City Hospital Researchers Collaborate on a Multicenter, NIH-funded Study to Combat Antibiotic Resistance
With widespread overuse and misuse of antibiotic treatments, antibiotic resistance has been called one of the world's most pressing public health problems. Every time a person takes an antibiotic, the bacteria making them sick may be killed, but resi
Friends don't let friends drive drunk this St. Patrick's Day
Designate a sober driver before the evening begins, and keep the party off the road
Summa Center for Sports Health Supports Efforts to Protect Student Athletes with Potential Concussions or Brain Injuries
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month
The Summa Foundation Celebrates Record Fundraising Year in 2010
More than $9 million in donations to support medical education, research and clinical care
Summa's surgical weight loss management program recognized nationally
Surgery offers treatment for obesity and related health problems
A Woman's Guide to Beating Heart Disease
Eight tips from Summa Health System on making your life heart-healthy
Think Before You Drink
Do your part to keep the roads safe
Women's Boards of Summa Health System and Summa St. Thomas Hospital Celebrate a Successful 2010 at Annual Meeting
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President and CEO welcomed as guest speaker
Hughes named a "Heart Champion" by American Heart Association
Hudson resident to be honored for lifelong work in the advancement of cardiac health
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital Opens New Sleep Disorders Laboratory
Summa Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital is pleased to announce the opening of it new Sleep Disorders Laboratory. The unit is located on the 4th floor of the Founders Hall.
Summa Akron City and St. Thomas Hospitals Receive Highest Honor for Nursing Excellence
Magnet® status awarded to less than seven percent of registered hospitals nationwide
Winter Weather Advisory: Practice Safe Winter Driving
Winter driving can present troublesome challenges for even the most diligent of drivers. Snow and ice can make driving more difficult and sometimes even dangerous.
Summa Health System Opens Clinical Trial for Knee Replacement Patients with Resulting Inflammation and Pain
As the U.S. population ages, particularly with the baby boomers, more and more Americans are requiring joint replacements. Each year nearly one million Americans have a hip or knee replaced. While the vast majority of these procedures are successful,
Summa to Break Ground on Medina Emergency Department and Physician Offices
Ground is being cleared beginning next week for construction of a 24-hour Emergency Department and new physician offices at the Summa Health Center at Lake Medina on Medina Road.


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Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin is a common form of skin cancer that develops in the thin, flat squamous cells that make up the outer layer of the skin.
Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin is usually not life-threatening, though it can be aggressive in some cases. Untreated, squamous cell carcinoma of the skin can grow large or spread to other parts of your body, causing serious complications.
Most squamous cell carcinomas of the skin result from prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, either from sunlight or from tanning beds or lamps. Avoiding UV light helps reduce your risk of squamous cell carcinoma of the skin and other forms of skin cancer.
Squamous cells are found in many places in your body and squamous cell carcinoma can occur in anywhere squamous cells are found. Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin refers to cancer that forms in the squamous cells found in the skin.
Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin most often occurs on sun-exposed skin, such as your scalp, the backs of your hands or your ears. But squamous cell carcinoma of the skin can occur anywhere on your body, including inside your mouth, on your anus and on your genitals.
Signs and symptoms of squamous cell carcinoma of the skin include:
Make an appointment with your doctor if you have a sore or scab that doesn't heal in about two months or a flat patch of scaly skin that won't go away.
Squamous cell carcinoma of the skin occurs when the flat, thin squamous cells in the outer layer of your skin develop errors in their DNA. Ordinarily, new cells push older cells toward your skin's surface, and the older cells die and are sloughed off. DNA errors disrupt this orderly pattern, causing cells to grow out of control, with squamous cell carcinoma of the skin as the result.
Much of the damage to DNA in skin cells results from ultraviolet (UV) radiation found in sunlight and in commercial tanning lamps and tanning beds.
But sun exposure doesn't explain skin cancers that develop on skin not ordinarily exposed to sunlight. This indicates that other factors may contribute to your risk of skin cancer, such as being exposed to toxic substances or having a condition that weakens your immune system.
Factors that may increase your risk of squamous cell carcinoma of the skin include:
Fair skin. Anyone, regardless of skin color, can get squamous cell carcinoma of the skin. However, having less pigment (melanin) in your skin provides less protection from damaging UV radiation.
If you have blond or red hair and light-colored eyes and you freckle or sunburn easily, you're much more likely to develop skin cancer than is a person with darker skin.
Untreated squamous cell carcinoma of the skin can destroy nearby healthy tissue, spread to the lymph nodes or other organs, and may be fatal, although this is uncommon.
The risk of aggressive squamous cell carcinoma of the skin may be increased in cases where the cancer:
If you have a skin wound or lesion that concerns you, make an appointment with your doctor. You may be referred to a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions (dermatologist).
If you've already had skin cancer, you have an increased risk of a second cancer. Talk with your dermatologist about how often you should have a skin examination to look for signs of another skin cancer.
Here's some information to help you get ready for your appointment, and what to expect from your doctor.
Below are some basic questions to ask your doctor about squamous cell carcinoma of the skin. If any additional questions occur to you during your visit, don't hesitate to ask.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over points you want to spend more time on. Your doctor may ask:
Tests and procedures used to diagnose squamous cell carcinoma of the skin include:
Most squamous cell carcinomas of the skin can be completely removed with relatively minor surgery or occasionally with a topical medication. Which squamous cell carcinoma of the skin treatments are best for you depends on the size, location and aggressiveness of the tumor, as well as your own preferences.
Treatments may include:
Most squamous cell carcinomas of the skin can be prevented. To protect yourself:
Wear protective clothing. Cover your skin with dark, tightly woven clothing that covers your arms and legs, and a broad-brimmed hat, which provides more protection than does a baseball cap or visor.
Some companies also sell protective clothing. A dermatologist can recommend an appropriate brand. Don't forget sunglasses. Look for those that block both types of UV radiation — UVA and UVB rays.
Check your skin regularly and report changes to your doctor. Examine your skin often for new skin growths or changes in existing moles, freckles, bumps and birthmarks. With the help of mirrors, check your face, neck, ears and scalp.
Examine your chest and trunk and the tops and undersides of your arms and hands. Examine both the front and back of your legs and your feet, including the soles and the spaces between your toes. Also check your genital area and between your buttocks.
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Sage's Scott Jarosz named to Academic All-America Team
Albany, NY---The Sage Colleges men's soccer team member, junior forward Scott Jarosz (Brunswick, ME/Brunswick) was named the 2012 Capital One Academic All-America Third Team on Tuesday afternoon for his efforts in the classroom and on the playing field. He becomes the first Sage men's soccer player to garner this distinction and the third Sage student-athlete to achieve this distinction in the last calendar year. He joins the likes of Gator softball player, Rachel Smith and men's golfer Dan Schultz.
The Capital One Division II and III Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NCAA Division II and III national governance structures, to assist CoSIDA with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2012-13 DII and DIII Academic All-America® teams program.
Jarosz has enjoyed a record-setting season with the Gators as he is one of the top scorers in the NCAA Division III this fall. He capped his personal-best campaign as he rewrote almost every Sage offensive record in 2012. He netted 22 goals and 44 points this fall, while tallying five game-winning goals. Overall on his career, he has elevated his resume to include 31 goals and 63 career points, all active Sage career records.
Over the course of the season, he was named the Eastern College Athletic Conference Metro Division III Men's Soccer Player of the Week on October 10, while also garnering four selections as the Skyline Conference Men's Player or Co-Player of the Week. He was also named to the 2012 Skyline Conference All-Star First Team and was also tapped as the Most Outstanding Player at the 2012 Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Upstate Championship after leading Sage to the championship title.
With the release of the last NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Statistics, he ranks in the Top 15 nationally four offensive categories. He is No. 4 nationally with his 22 goals, while his 1.1 goals per game average is ranked No. 7. He stands at No. 9 in points per game average with a 2.2 per game average, while ranking No. 11 in total points (44). The victory by the Sage men's soccer team marks the first ECAC Championship for a men's varsity program at Sage. The 2012 Gators set new high-water marks for most wins in a season (14), while also making the squad's third straight post-season appearance as well. On the 2012 season, the Gators were ranked nationally in numerous categories as well. They are No. 46 in both win percentage (.725) and team goals against average (0.84), while ranking No. 33 in saves percentage (.837). Offensively, Sage was ranked No. 51 in total goals and No. 54 in total offense (2.35), while also ranking 62nd in total points (125) and No. 80 in total assists (31).
Active at Sage as a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee, he has helped the student-athletes at Sage as they have been active in the community with New York State Special Olympics. He is a physical therapy major at Sage and throughout his career, the team has earned post-season appearances in the Skyline Conference in 2010, 2011, and 2012, while last year's team also earned a spot in the 2011 ECAC Athletic Conference Metro NY-NJ Tournament.
2012 Academic All-AmericaMen's Soccer TeamNCAA Division IIIAcademic All-American of the Year: Nate Bascom, Ohio Northern
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GK Peter Maxted Swarthmore Jr. Port Washington, N.Y. 3.92 Economics
D Kevin Burke (3) Rutgers-Camden Sr. Sewell, NJ 3.88 Accounting
D Tyler Iosue Rensselaer Polytechnic Sr. Spofford, N.H. 3.95 Mechanical Engineering
D Danny Kenny Illinois Wesleyan Sr. Wildwood, Mo. 4.00 Environmental & Hispanic Studies
D Kevin Parma Western New England Jr. Peconic, N.Y. 3.93 Accounting, Finance
M Ryan Greenhill (2) Hiram Sr. Solon, Ohio 3.98 Management, Accounting
M Bill McGuiness Scranton Sr. Forty Fort, Pa. 3.93 Finance
M Matt Sarett Carnegie Mellon Jr. Huntersville, N.C. 4.00 El. & Computer Eng., Biomed.Eng.
F Nate Bascom (2) Ohio Northern Sr. Maderia, Ohio 3.71 Biology
F Simon Ginet Carleton Jr. Arlington, Mass. 3.96 Sociology / Anthropology
F Mahir Mameledzija Lake Forest Jr. Visoko, Bosnia-Herzegovina 3.82 Spanish / Chemistry
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GK Greg Payne Norwich So. State College, Pa. 4.00 Political Science
D Pat Bauer Tufts Sr. Portland, Ore. 3.85 Civil Engineering
D Ben Bryant Carnegie Mellon Sr. Toledo, Ohio 3.62 Chemistry / Hispanic studies
D Nathan Haywood Birmingham Southern Sr. Fairhope, Ala. 4.00 Chemistry (pre-med)
D Austin Windsor Ohio Northern Sr. Dublin, Ohio 3.67 Mechanical Engineering
M Kyle Buchwalder (2) Colorado College Sr. Yellow Springs, Ohio 3.94 Biochemistry
M Ryan Gordon Rowan Sr. Cherry Hill, N.J. 3.60 Chemical Engineering
M Adam Updegrove (3) Rensselaer Polytechnic Sr. Carson City, Nev. 3.98 Mechanical Engineering
F Andrew Aurit Edgewood Jr. Monroe, Wis. 3.94 Business
F Spencer Noon Amherst Sr. Farmington, Conn. 3.44 American Studies
F Daniel Wright Colorado College Sr. Steamboat Springs, Col. 3.68 Anthropology
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GK Jonas Poster New York University Sr. Newton, Mass. 3.81 Economics / Sociology
D Andrew Bellis Gettysburg Jr. Hershey 4.02 Philosophy / Political Science
D Sean Coots Rochester Inst. of Tech. Sr. Binghamton, N.Y. 3.87 Mechanical Engineering
D Nick Lammers Colorado College Sr. San Antonio, Texas 3.86 Physics
D Dennis Mudd Marian (Wis.) Sr. Libertyville, Ill. 3.97 Biology / Chemistry
M Eric Erb Case Western Reserve Sr. Worthington, Ohio 3.96 Nutr. Biochem., Metabolism, Chem.
M Dustin Kiaski Otterbein Sr. Massillon, Ohio 3.81 Accounting
M Tresor Mukiza Hendrix Sr. Kigali, Rwanda 4.00 Biochemistry / molecular biology
F Andrew Belk Rose-Hulman Jr. Jasper, Ind. 3.74 Electrical engineering
F Danny Nasry Pomona-Pitzer Sr. Portland, Ore. 3.83 Philosophy
F Scott Jarosz The Sage Colleges Jr. Brunswick, Maine 3.41 Physical therapy / management
(1) Capital One Academic All-America® first team selection in 2011
(2) Capital One Academic All-America® second team selection in 2011
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The rivers look ok at screen size, but at poster size the blunt ends will bug you. I don't use Photoshop, but I bet there's a way to taper them. For that matter, on several square feet of paper you may wish you had a more finely branched river network.
What size are you building this at?
The mountains that are midway between rust and crumpled tinfoil look pretty good, but the really smooth flatlands are way devoid of interest by comparison. Maybe they could stand a little bit of texture too? If the final product will have the flatlands filled with symbols and labels, that might suffice.


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Kondoa-South legislator Juma Nkamia (CCM) has challenged the government to promulgate the new media policy with a view to improving reportage.
Nkamia said a new media policy would, besides ensuring quality reportage, save editors from getting into trouble with the authorities.
Meanwhile, Speacial Seats lawmaker Stella Manyanya has faulted Chama Cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Chadema) secretary general Dr Wilbroad Slaa over what she termed as "encouraging people not to contribute to development projects" in her constituency.
Manyanya made the remarks in the National Assembly on Wednesday when debating budget estimates for the Prime Minister's Office for 2011/2012 fiscal year.
She said that Dr Slaa visited Songea district in Ruvuma region recently where he allegedly restricted the villagers from contributing to development projects while knowing that it was their responsibility to do so.
"There are some politicians going about in different regions convincing the people not to contribute to development plans," she said, adding: "I respect Dr Slaa very much, but he recently came to my village and barred people from collaborating with the government in their development efforts".
She charged further that Dr Slaa's spouse, Josephine Mshumbusi, had one time sent her nasty messages through her mobile phone for no good course.
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I had a false alarm with a loose powder the other day. I thought it had expired because there was a strange smell, but it turned out that my kabuki brush just needed a good shampooing. (Gross, I know. I don't like to wash the kabuki too much because it's so easy to dunk the entire thing in water and ruin it. Let this be a lesson to all.) I do use the Sephora Collection Daily Brush Cleaner spray often, but it still led to this state. Perhaps an examination of the spray cleaner is in order... hmmm.
Anyway, it got me thinking that I needed a revisit to some of my products and make the use of the older items before they go to waste. This is not a "Project 10 Pan" because my entire blog is basically a huge project. (Project 10000 Pan - I dieeeeeeee!) I just want to be reminded and make a commitment to finish up a few things, being the good reductionista that I am. (Which I haven't been, so I need to up my game as well.)
#1 in the race to the trash bin is the L'Oreal Double Extend Beauty Tube Mascara, which is the second or third best mascara that I have ever tried. My puny lashes love the tubes. No smudging, no streaking, no flaking - just ever so slightly clumpy at first, but weirdly this mascara gets better with time. I just may go out and buy this again some day when I'm finished the other mascaras in the line up. Previously loved mascaras include YSL Faux Cils, Hourglass Superficial Lash and Imju Fiberwig. Just realizing now that all three are quite expensive, so this L'Oreal mascara is looking better and better.
#2 is the trusty little Rosebud Salve. I've discussed it in detail twice already. Love it, hate that the price keeps rising, good thing I have a back up in my desk drawer (oops, how did that get there?) I'm not really in a hurry to finish this so much as I need to finish it in order to finish the other lip balms that I dabbed into and ignored.
|Smith's Rosebud Salve (left)
Stila Convertible Color in Peony (right)
#3 is Stila Convertible Color in Peony. I haven't made much progress with it because it only serves as a blush and isn't very convertible for me. I'm a blush philanderer and find it hard to use the same one for more than a week at a time. I've had this for a while now, so I need to hurry!
#4 is CoverFX Skinprep. It was my second time using it and unfortunately I can only use it in the winter when my skin isn't being crazy. Sometimes I'll apply this in the place of a moisturizer and achieve good result. I don't like to use it as a primer often but it's a great multi-tasking product that will act as a serum and primer (normal-oily types can wear it solo; dry types can layer this over a moisturizer). I don't want it to sit and rot in my stash over the summer, so I'll try to finish this before the weather gets really hot.
#5 is all the lip glosses (NARS "Dolce Vita", MAC Lip Gelee "Moistly", Lancome Juicy Tubes "Spring Fling", Sephora Collection "Bronzed Beauty"). They're all at various stages, the most full being only half full and the closest to being finished being the NARS. Is it just me or do NARS glosses run out really fast? I apply it sparingly as a result but that just makes me feel like I'm not getting my money's worth out of it.
#6 is the Sephora Collection Smoothing Primer. Being baby size, it shouldn't take me much longer to finish it. I've been avoiding it during the winter, though, because it's mattifying and makes the dry patches in your skin more evident. Yeah, kind of the opposite of what a primer is supposed to do?
It's nice to have goals to look forward to accomplishing. Now that this is out of the way, I really need to get back to my American Lit essay.
Are you involved in a beauty project or goal? What was the last product you finished?


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Most of the information in this note can be found in the `help' section of the jarsigner and keytool utilities:
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Revision as of 16:31, 7 March 2007
This article is a pragmatic tutorial to the
jarsigner and
keytool Java tools.
Most of the information in this note can be found in the `help' section of the jarsigner and keytool utilities:
jarsigner --help
keytool --help
- 1 Criteria for Signature Validity
- 2 Use of the JarSigner Tool
- 3 Use of the Keytool Utility
- 4 References
Criteria for Signature Validity
The criteria of validity of a digital signature are the following:
- No modification of the archive resources after the signature,
- certificate not outdated (or not yet valid).
Moreover, the signer of the archive must be known, i.e. its public key certificate must be identified as trusted before the validation. Otherwise, any malicious third party can forge a similar certificate, potentially with the same signer name, and present a coherent signed archive.
Additional criteria of archive signature validity are defined in the context of the OSGi framework, that are specific to the deployment of components from third party repositories:
- No resource removed from the archive after the signature,
- No resource added from the archive after the signature,
- The digital signature must immediately follow the Manifest file of the archive, to prevent caching malicious files.
This means that according to the security level you need, the Sun criteria of signature validity may not be sufficient.
Use of the JarSigner Tool
The Sun `Jarsigner' is a utility delivered along with Sun JDK. It has the ability to sign Java Archives (Jars), and to verify the validity their signature.
So as to test the jarsigner tool, you need to have a public/private key pair. The example are given with Bob's key pair.
- The data used to conduce tests in this tutorial are found in the Media:jarsigner-test.zip file. Store it on you computer, and unzip the archive.
Following files are used:
- the Keystore file, refArchive/testkeystore, contains the private and public key for Bob, and the public key for Alice
- Bob's Public Key Certificate is stored in the file refArchive/bob.cert (it is also available directly from the keystore)
- Alice's Public Key Certificate is stored in the file refArchive/alice.cert (it is also available directly from the keystore)
- the archives fridgebundle-1.1.jar, fridgebundle-1.1.signed.jar, fridgebundle-1.1.unknownsigner.jar, bindex-manifestMainAttrsModified-1.0.jar, are various Jar Files, that are used for the test.
Sign a given jar archive
Sign the archive
refArchive/fridgebundle-1.1.jar with bob's private key:
jarsigner -keystore refArchive/testkeystore -signedjar
refArchive/fridgebundle-1.1.signed.jar refArchive/fridgebundle-1.1.jar bob
Enter Passphrase for keystore: password
Enter key password for bob: bobspwd
Check that a signed jar is valid
Verify the signed archive
refArchive/fridgebundle-1.1.signed.jar using the keystore
jarsigner -verify -keystore refArchive/testkeystore refArchive/fridgebundle-1.1.signed.jar
Verify a signed jar with unknown signer
Verify the signed archive
refArchive/fridgebundle-1.1.unknownsigner.jar using the keystore
jarsigner -verify -keystore refArchive/testkeystore refArchive/fridgebundle-1.1.unknownsigner.jar
Some test with an invalid archive signature
Verify the signed archive
refArchive/bindex-manifestMainAttrsModified-1.0.jar using the keystore
jarsigner -verify refArchive/bindex-manifestMainAttrsModified-1.0.jar jarsigner: java.lang.SecurityException: Invalid signature file digest for Manifest main attributes
Remark: No warning is issued by the Sun Jarsigner if the signer of the archive is unknow to you. No matter who has signed the archive, this latter will be considered as valid !
Use of the Keytool Utility
The Sun keytool utility supports the management of DSA and RSA asymetric key pairs, as well as the management of public key certificates of third party actors.
- use an existing keystore file
Example: the keystore file is named
refArchive/testkeystore, and is accessible with the password
If you specify a keystore that does not exist in the keytool options, it is automatically created and initialized with the given parameters (e.g. the password).
The default keystore in *nix systems is /home/user/.keystore. It is overridden by the
-keystore option.
You can perform following tests so as to learn how to use the keytool:
Create a new DSA Key Pair for Bob
Generate a new DSA Key Pair for the user Bob, using the keystore
keytool -genkey -keystore refArchive/testkeystore -alias bob
- The default algorithm for Key Pairs is DSA. The -sigalg option can be set to generate other types of keys, such as DSA ones.
- The Distinguished Name for Bob is:
CN=Bob, OU=testing, O=signer & Co., L=wonderland, ST=United Kingdom, C=UK
the password for accessing to the private key of Bob is:
Visualize the content of the keystore
Visualize the content of the keystore file
keytool -list -keystore refArchive/testkeystore Enter keystore password: password
- which will show something like this if the keystore has just been created:
Keystore type: jks
Keystore provider: SUN
Your keystore contains 1 entry
bob, Jan 28, 2007, keyEntry,
Certificate fingerprint (MD5): 5C:B4:82:80:46:5D:C1:0B:48:DE:B6:50:F0:22:24:9D
Extract of the public key certificate of Bob for dissemination
Store the Public Key Certificate for Bob in the file
refArchive/bob2.cert, from the keystore file
keytool -export -keystore refArchive/testkeystore -alias bob > refArchive/bob2.cert
- If Bob want that the world can check whether he is the one which signs Jar files, he has to make his public key available to them.
Visualize a certificate
Visualize the content of the Public Key Certificate for Bob, contained in the file
refArchive/bob.cert :
keytool -printcert -file refArchive/bob.cert
- which will sow you something like:
Owner: CN=Bob, OU=testing, O=signer & Co., L=wonderland, ST=United Kingdom, C=UK
Issuer: CN=Bob, OU=testing, O=signer & Co., L=wonderland, ST=United Kingdom, C=UK
Serial number: 45bd17a6
Valid from: Sun Jan 28 22:37:42 CET 2007 until: Sat Apr 28 23:37:42 CEST 2007
Certificate fingerprints:
Import a certificate
Import the Public Key Certificate of Alice
refArchive/alice.cert in the keystore file
keytool -import -keystore refArchive/testkeystore -file refArchive/alice.cert -alias alice password: password Trust this certificate? [no]: yes
- Bob may want to communicate with Alice. He needs to import her Public Key Certificate into his own keystore, and mark it as `trusted'.
Visualize again the content of the keystore
keytool -list -keystore refArchive/testkeystore Enter keystore password: password
- Which shows you something like:
Keystore type: jks
Keystore provider: SUN
Your keystore contains 2 entries
alice, Jan 28, 2007, trustedCertEntry,
Certificate fingerprint (MD5): 01:29:74:E3:51:9E:31:87:0E:AB:C4:5C:0B:6B:34:03
bob, Jan 28, 2007, keyEntry,
Certificate fingerprint (MD5): 5C:B4:82:80:46:5D:C1:0B:48:DE:B6:50:F0:22:24:9D<code>
- Two different types of entries are available:
- a trustedCertEntry, which contains the Public Key Certificate of alice
- a keyentry, which contains the public/private key pair of Bob.
You can find further informations here:


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Lizzi Bougatsos is such an amalgamation of all the facets of her practice—it's shocking to witness her inner calm in the face of her own brilliance. The soft-spoken kindness, the nervous laugh: you don't expect a magic constellation of a human to be so grounded.
Then again, it's not as if Bougatsos is inextricably tied to her own fame; it's clear she's making art—whether in the form of installation, music, or ritual—because she has no other choice. It's a way of life, something that seeps out of her pores and affects her vision. She's had her work featured at James Fuentes, Reena Spaulings Fine Art, Gavin Brown Enterprises, Museo d'arte Contemporanea, at the 2008 Whitney Biennial; she's a longtime collaborator with Rita Ackermann, a collector of everything from trash to cutouts, and has described her lyric-writing process as religious. When Gang Gang Dance—of which she is a co-founder—released Eye Contact in 2011, it was described as the most exemplary record of the group's efforts yet, a pinnacle in its own way. Bougatsos, though, has been on a mend of sorts, cranking out more work with Ackermann, writing, developing a strong solo practice while collaborating with numerous others, some of whom she is keeping unnamed till a big reveal (Kim Gordon is just one).
This is the second time I've spoken to Bougatsos in this kind of capacity, and while it's not surprising that so much can change in a year's time, her own take on the process of transformation and returning to her roots is an especially beautiful one.
The last Gang Gang Dance album was massive. Are you currently on a hiatus from Gang Gang Dance and I.U.D.?
LB I have been on hiatus from Gang Gang for personal reasons—how relationships change and how sometimes change is very hard. We felt as if the whole band spiraled out of control. We were punks, comrades, a band of the earth. When things are not natural and other people get involved, when you're not making your art the way you want to, you lose a certain peace inside you and can't deliver honestly to your people. I needed to find my center outside of what I dedicated my years to. It's hard work to be in a band; sometimes, you forget what is important. My life was the band. That is sometimes a woman's way. I had a baby named Gang Gang Dance, and it was physical enough to have given birth and watch a child grow.
On another note, I.U.D. has been very active. We did an art and music residency in France this summer, recorded a 7" called Wierd Ho, toured a few spots in Europe, made a live recording at a Wade Guyton opening in Zurich—but I jumped through my drum kit when I lost my voice, so I wouldn't recommend it as a hot track. It's more of an experience. I think it's coming out in a Rizzoli book.
Sadie and I are going to Trinidad at the end of February. I've been trying to go on this trip for a long time, ever since I got my Spider pan steel drum. I plan on making some videos there; I might have to be the subject and turn in all those years I studied dance. A friend was asking me recently why I never choreographed a Gang Gang video for myself—I actually did make a Gang Gang video for "Adult Goth," on my own with the film artist Dara Friedman. We never showed it. Maybe it'll be in a Gang Gang retrospective one day.
You played with Kim Gordon recently, and did some tracks with Physical Therapy. Can you tell me about your music projects in the interim? How did you get involved with Kim?
LB Kim and I did a joint art exhibition in 2005 at Reena Spaulings. Since then we have become friends. Actually, we hang out quite a lot. She is an amazing human and we have a lot to talk about. I guess we run in some of the same circles, you know, being invited to the same events, been in the same magazines. More importantly, we both love art, music, writing, and films especially.
Playing with Kim is the closest I have been to a live Gang Gang feel in a long time. We have another show in the works—I.U.D. with Kim Gordon. I recorded two tracks with Physical Therapy; one was mixed by Arca. I think Daniel has been busy with Mykki Blanco tracks recently, and he wants Arca to do the second mix. I think we're going to release them very soon. They have a very gothic, saucy, heartbreak feel, kind of Lost Boys. I'm working on a home studio, which is a pain in the ass. I really like to go into a studio, but I'm trying to lock down some efficiency so those nights when I am writing, I can lay them down. I also need some gear and it's hard to acquire, so I'm trying to make and sell a lot of artwork to buy some shit.
If I had the money, I'd just do the record myself, a solo one and an I.U.D one. There are plenty of people I want to work with and those producers have been ready. I want to get freaky-deeky with my word play. I always have, but the Gang Gang guys were always a little scared when I got too freaky in the past. I had one song called "Tirramisilada"; they were like, "really Liz? You're singing a food recipe." I've always written like a rapper. I think that's why I like Rick Ross; he's always talking about food. My first song I ever wrote was called "Pussy Muthafucka" and it was written way before that Peaches song—not to disrespect my beautiful friend. Tim said to me once, "When you sing, you speak for all of us, so picture your words coming out of all our mouths."
You were in a film recently. Can you tell me about that?
LB I'm not sure I can discuss the film yet, but all I can say is, I love acting. I wouldn't mind some Carol Kane type roles. I've been told I'm quite the comedian and should have a slot on SNL; I would not mind that at all. In the meantime, I'll just do my own skits at the gym. A hockey player once told me that a musician in a gym is not a good look. Ha, what's he trying to say?
I heard you are doing a John Cage tribute performance and something with MOMA, as well.
LB Well, I do have a fluxist sort of background in performance. Yoko Ono, in my early days in NYC, was a huge influence—all the '70s peeps. The curator at MOMA knows my background and asked me to perform around the John Cage piece, 4'33", so it will be a take on that piece. I wish I could work with Charlemagne Palestine on this one, but he's not based in New York. I want my piece at MOMA to be about love. I did choose the Valentine's Day spot. I am going to dilapidate that shit.
You've always worked collaboratively, but you're doing it quite a lot now, and in bigger ways. What led you to these people and what kind of subjects are you guys exploring, if you can find some common threads?
LB I've always worked this way. It started with my band, Russia, then Actress, then Angelblood, then Gang Gang. I guess Gang Gang took up the biggest space for me—touring and the intensity of holding up all the members. I met everybody through these bands. Mick Barr played on an Angelblood record; many crossovers. Sadie was in Actress, Jess Holzworth was in Actress and Angelbood, even Spencer Sweeney was in Actress. Angelblood took it to the next level. Rita Ackermann and I performed a lot in Europe and did a lot of exhibitions together.
In what ways do you think the collaborative work you're doing right now will inspire your own practice?
LB I write to write. Where it goes, to which project, I'm not sure. A lot of my nasty stuff will go to the next I.U.D album. We already have the title and song titles, actually. I wish I could play my old Gang Gang songs live; they were so gritty. Dirty bass like "First Communion," "Before my Voice Fails," "Rugs of Prayer." I'm not really a fan of glossed-over pop. It's so boring. I think that's why I play the drums. I hate easy. Music should be about experience, not some post-modern rendition of what came out ten years ago. Is that term like, ten years old now? Anyway, we already have that old song.
Does your current work reflect any kind of new mindset or processes you're working with right now?
LB I'm still the same Lizzi. I still love all my old favorites, like Sinéad and Nick Cave when they come on in some cafe. An old boyfriend said about me once, "hanging with her is like Hot 97 playing on the left and Artforum magazine on the right." It's the same, except I haven't been to Africa yet. I'm back to my hippie self, like when I was sixteen. I am working on my John Cage performance; I had a dream last night about raw eggs, so I'm trying to work that in. My group show that opens at James Fuentes tonight is sort of a nod to an old mindset, the way I took pictures and documented life. It was always a favorite of Colin DeLand's when I got my thumb in the photo. My current focus is the raw eggs performance, an I.U.D performance at Petzel, the closing show of my Angelblood Exhibition at Home Alone 2 with Rita Ackermann, and my new gear at home. It's all this for the month until I get to the Jungle.
I am interested in Kubiat's photoshoot with you. It's like you're taking what a friend of mine refers to as a "flora bath."
LB Well, that kind of thing is work to me and I do need time to set aside to do it. Kuby had been trying to photograph me for a long time. Originally, he wanted to photograph me through the computer, which would have been more "aura based." My shoot concept was very simple. On my way home from a casting, I found some trees in a garbage in the Flower District. I took them home and put them in my bathtub and when he came over, I had three outfits planned. I style myself and the clothes I wear seem to signify where I'm at in my brain. I thought it'd be funny to take it to the park. My neighborhood is so '90s hip-hop, so wearing those sneaks is kind of a joke. But then again, they are special because they were made for me, Lady Gaga, and Terrence Koh. All my guys want a pair because they printed the band on the label. They will definitely be showcased in the Gang Gang Dance Retrospective.


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