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Nancy J. Duff
Nancy J. Duff (born May 2, 1951) is an American professor of theology. Duff is the Stephen Colwell Associate Professor of Christian Ethics at Princeton Theological Seminary, where she has taught since 1990. Duff is also a Presbyterian minister in the PCUSA denomination.[1] She is married to United Methodist Minister David Mertz. She has taught courses on the Decalogue, Biomedical ethics, human sexuality, liturgy and the Christian life, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, James Cone, types of Christian ethics, and vocation in Christian tradition and contemporary life.
In 1973, Duff earned her undergraduate degree in English from Austin College in Sherman, Texas. She obtained a Master's of Divinity at Union Theological Seminary & Presbyterian School of Christian Education in Richmond, Virginia in 1977 and a doctorate in Systematic Theology from Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York in 1988.
Selected publications[edit]
- Humanization and the Politics of God: the koinonia ethics of Paul Lehmann. Eerdmans, 1992.
- In progress: Liturgy and Contemporary Life: Worship, Theology, and Ethics from Reformed and Feminist Perspectives, with Leanne S. Simmons.
- "Karen Ann Quinlan, Tony Bland, and Terri Schiavo: Withdrawing Life Support from Patients in a Persistent Vegetative State," Dialogue, Fall, 2006.
- "Locating God in all the Wrong Places: the Second Commandment and American Politics," Interpretation: a Journal of Bible and Theology, April 2006, 182-193.
- "Recovering Lamentation as a Practice in the Church," Lament: Reclaiming Practices in Pulpit, Pew, and Public Square, Sally A. Brown and Patrick D. Miller, eds., Westminster John Knox, 2005, 3-14.
- "Should the Ten Commandments Be Posted in the Public Realm? Why the Bible and the Constitution Say 'No.'" The Ten Commandments: The Reciprocity of Faithfulness, William Brown, ed., Westminster John Knox, 2004, 159-170.
- "Mary, the Servant of the Lord: Christian Vocation at the Manger and the Cross," Blessed One: Protestant Perspectives on Mary, Beverly Roberts Gaventa and Cynthia L. Rigby, eds. Westminster John Knox Press, 2002, 59-70.
- "Seeking the Significant in the Factual" Beyond Human Cloning: Religion and the Remaking of Humanity. Ronald Cole-Turner, ed. Trinity Press, 2001, 84-96.
- "Christian Vocation, Freedom of God, and Homosexuality," in Homosexuality, Science, and the "Plain Sense" of Scripture, David L. Balch, ed., Eerdmans, 2000, 261-277.
- "Atonement and the Christian Life: Reformed Doctrine from a Feminist Perspective," Interpretation 53/1, January 1999, 21-33.
- "Reformed Theology and Medical Ethics: Death, Vocation and the Suspension of Life-Support." in The Future of Reformed Theology: Tasks, Topics, Traditions, David Willis and Michael Welker, eds. William B. Eerdmans, 1999, 302-320.
- "Reflections on Human Cloning," The Princeton Seminary Bulletin Vol. XVII, No. 2, 1997, 184-192. (Originally presented to the National Bioethics Advisory Committee.)
- "Vocation, Motherhood, and Marriage," Women, Gender, and Christian Community, Jane Dempsey Douglass and James F. Kay, eds. Louisville: Westminster John Knox Press, 1997, 69-81.
- "Paul Louis Lehmann..." Theology Today 53.3 (October, 1996): 360-369.
- "How to Argue Moral Issues Surrounding Homosexuality When You Know You're Right," in Homosexuality and Christian Community, Leong Seow, ed., Louisville: Westminster John Knox, 1996, 144-159.
- "Theological Themes, " Lectionary Homiletics. (October, 1996).
- "Introduction," to Paul L. Lehmann, The Decalogue and a Human Future: the Meaning of the Commandments for Making and Keeping Human Life Human, Grand Rapids: Eerdmans Publishing Co., 1995, 1-12.
- "Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Theological Ethic," The Princeton Seminary Bulletin, XV.3. 1994, 263-273. (Originally an address given at Nassau Presbyterian Church in Princeton, New Jersey.)
- "The Significance of Apocalyptic for Theological Ethics," Apocalyptic and the New Testament: A Feschrift for Prof. J. Louis Martyn, Sheffield Press, 1989, 279-296. [Subsequently incorporated into one of the chapters of Humanization and the Politics of God: the koinonia Ethics of Paul Lehmann.][2]
- ^ Seow, Choon-Leong (ed). Homosexuality and Christian Community. Louisville, Kentucky: Westminster John Knox Press, 1996.
- ^ Princeton Theological Seminary Website. Nancy J Duff. Curriculum Vita. http://www.ptsem.edu/Academics/departments/TH/faculty/duff.php#cv
- 1951 births
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- Princeton Theological Seminary faculty
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The Happy Hour Story Experiment is as warm and fuzzy as a Valentine's teddy bear. In fact, prospective storytellers' names are literally picked democratically from a fuzzy Valentine's bear basket. The pro-am talent onstage includes veteran performers like Maria Bamford, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Drew Droege, Jillian Lauren and Anna David trying out new material but is often dominated by newbies taking their first baby steps onstage. Producers Eve Sturges (who writes blog the Magpie List) and Melinda Hill (whose star-studded stand-up show, What's Up Tiger Lily?, immediately follows Story Experiment every week) are always gentle with first-timers. Time dilates, sweat pools, mouths go dry — every Monday at 6:30 p.m. 6122 Sunset Blvd., Hlywd. (323) 466-9917, facebook.com/storyexperiment.
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PHILADELPHIA — A French man who gained access to the cockpit of a plane at Philadelphia International Airport by impersonating an airline employee has been sentenced to time served and will be deported.
Sixty-one-year-old Philippe Jeannard was sentenced Tuesday in federal court after pleading guilty to a fraud count.
Jeannard is from La Rochelle, France. He's been in custody since March 21, one day after authorities say he unsuccessfully sought a seat upgrade on a Florida-bound flight and then used a fraudulent Air France ID card to gain access to the cockpit. He was found sitting in the jump seat behind the pilot.
His public defender has said he never meant to cause any problems.
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...I just uploaded 2 pictjres of a basalt fountain I saw today and thought it might be inspiration for a fake rock fountain. Sorry, I don't know how to upload pictures into this message but they can be seen in my Fun Stuff album at webshots here:
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Here is a view of one of the photos....I AM impressed!
Here is a link that might be useful: Awesome fountain
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Thanks for the pics Fleur! Very nice.
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With his hyper-realistic artwork full of striking detail, the award-winning Anthony Browne tells a story of an unlikely friendship.
Once there was a very special gorilla who had almost everything he needed. There was only one thing he didn't have: a friend. With no other gorillas at the zoo, the keepers try something new. Will the gigantic ape strike a bond with another sort of creature, one as tiny and innocent as a kitten? Sparked by the story of a real gorilla who learned to sign, LITTLE BEAUTY is a celebration of a most surprising friendship.
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Haggerty, Roy
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Ground water-surface water interactions, flow and transport in surface and ground water, nutrient transport, modeling, hyporheic exchange, heat transport in streams
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Gooseff, M. N., J. LaNier, and R. Haggerty, Determining in-channel transient storage by comparing solute transport in a bedrock channel - alluvial channel sequence, Lookout Creek basin, Oregon, USA, submitted to Water Resources Research, 2004.
Anderson, J. K., S. M. Wondzell, M. N. Gooseff, and R. Haggerty, Patterns in stream longitudinal profiles and implications for hyporheic exchange flow, Hydrological Processes, in press.
Gooseff, M. N., J. K. Anderson, S. M. Wondzell, J. LaNier, and R. Haggerty, A modeling study of hyporheic exchange pattern and the sequence, size, and spacing of stream bedforms in mountain stream networks, Oregon, USA, Hydrological Processes, in press.
Zinn, B. A., L. C. Meigs, C. F. Harvey, R. Haggerty, W. Peplinski, and C. Freiherr von Schwerin, Experimental visualization of solute transport and mass transfer processes in two-dimensional conductivity fields with connected regions of high conductivity, Environmental Science and Technology, 38(14), 3916-3926, 2004.
Haggerty, R., C. F. Harvey, C. F. v. Schwerin, and L. C. Meigs, What controls the apparent timescale of solute mass transfer in aquifers and soils? A comparison of diverse experimental results. Water Resources Research, 40, W01510, doi:10.1029/2002WR001716 2004.
Gooseff, M. N., S. M. Wondzell, R. Haggerty, and J. Anderson, Comparing transient storage modeling and residence time distribution (RTD) analysis in geomorphically varied reaches in the Lookout Creek basin, Oregon, USA. Advances in Water Resources, 26, 925-93, 2003.
Cliff, J.B., P.J. Bottomly, R. Haggerty, and D. D. Myrold, Modeling the effects of diffusion limitation on nitrogen-15 isotope dilution experiments with soil aggregates, Soil Sci. Soc. Am. J., 66(6), 1868-1877, 2002.
Geiger, S., R. Haggerty, J.H. Dilles, M.H. Reed, and S.K. Matthai, New insights from reactive transport modelling: the formation of the sericitic vein envelopes during early hydrothermal alteration at Butte, Montana. Geofluids 2(3), 185-201, 2002.
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Quantification of the nitrate attenuation capacity of Missoula Flood Deposits in the Willamette Valley of Oregon
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Tracer experiments in a non-uniform porous medium: Implications of diffusive mass transfer on the late-time breakthrough behavior, 104 p.
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MD body to probe deaths of mom, kids
A provincial inquest into the deaths of Lisa Gibson and her two children isn't necessary, the province's chief medical examiner said Wednesday.
Instead, Dr. Thambirajah Balachandra referred the case to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba, the governing body for all doctors in Manitoba, to investigate and take "adequate action" to educate the medical community to prevent similar tragedies.
Gibson, who suffered from postpartum depression, killed her young daughter and infant son before taking her own life last summer. Two-year-old Anna and three-month-old Nicholas were found unresponsive in a bathtub at the Gibson home on July 24. Gibson's body was recovered from the Red River a few days later. Winnipeg police have said she drowned her two children and then took her own life.
Balachandra said he wants the college to examine Gibson's treatment for postpartum depression, because there is nothing an inquest could answer that isn't already known.
"We know what happened," Balachandra said. "There's nothing more to dig into how she died and the circumstances. We know these were preventable deaths. We know what could be done and who could do it. It is the medical community."
Balachandra also said Gibson, 32, had a medical diagnosis of postpartum depression and was being seen by a doctor. The Free Press has reported Gibson had reached out for help and saw a doctor on July 18.
She was diagnosed with a postpartum illness and given medication. Former health minister Theresa Oswald has said a preliminary review of Gibson's contact with the health-care system indicates normal protocols were followed in her care.
Balachandra said it's now up to the college to determine whether it's appropriate to investigate Gibson's treatment.
"We have no rights to take punitive action or suggest punitive actions," he said. "We have informed the college of the patient's name and the doctor's name and they will do more in-depth study about what exactly happened between the two and then go from there."
College registrar Dr. Bill Pope said the organization can take a number of steps, including looking at the broader issue of treatment of postpartum depression and amending the standards of practice doctors are expected to follow.
Pope said once he's gone through Gibson's medical file, he could refer the matter to the college's complaints committee as a complaint against Gibson's attending physician.
"If we do that, then the only thing that can be public from that at the end of it is if the doctor is either censured or there is an inquiry with a finding of fault or formal discipline," he said. "When that happens, it goes up on our website immediately."
Pope added the college will also do a review of all deaths of children under 18 for the year -- it does these reviews every year -- to pick out any trends. Past reviews led to the province making bicycle helmets mandatory for cyclists under 18.
Pope also said he can address the matter in a newsletter, which is sent out to the profession about four times a year.
"I'll be considering that very seriously," he said.
"Certainly there are times when our members, they have so much coming at them all the time, that certain aspects have to be reinforced. It just really is more a matter of trying to ensure that this is kept in the front minds of physicians who are treating patients with postpartum depression."
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Exploring the U.S. Census data can allow you to better target your ads right out of the gate, especially if you are trying to reach people outside of your immediate area.
This is a thing, it's awesome, it's online, and your tax dollars paid for it, so why wouldn't you use it? The U.S. Census website has compiled not only the information you'd expect around household income, education, and race, but also many cool tools like this interactive map around county businesses.
I didn't know Cook County, Illinois, was the county with the most bars! Or that Los Angeles has the most gas stations.
So, why do you care?
Well, if you're trying to build personas or audiences for your Facebook or other social audience targeting efforts, the U.S. Census is a great place to do a little digging. Using something like Google Analytics points you as to the direction of where in the country, but not the why. The U.S. Census can start to fill that gap.
For example, I am the owner of an ethnic restaurant. Let's say German! Facebook can't tell me where people of German descent are - but the U.S. Census can help me find those "pockets" and I can target my ads right out of the gate better, especially if I am trying to reach people outside my immediate area.
Even better is that the U.S. Census site allows you to download an XLS of a lot of the data that is available on the site, so you can slice and dice to your liking. The downside is that if you're not really sure what you're looking for, it might need to be cobbled together or might take some digging. That's why I recommend using this type of data in tandem with one of your more regular search tools, to help narrow it down. One thing that I've found over and over again is that simply clicking around the site has provided inspiration that guides my overall efforts and gives me ideas for the future.
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We did a home renovation over the last 8 months which have subjected my lawn to a lot of foot traffic, construction debris, etc. The once thick lawn is in rough shape - thin with bare spots in some areas. I plan to do a substantial reseed in the fall but I am wondering what, if anything I can do now to allow for a "nice" lawn until then. I realize trying to reseed in the spring could be a waste of time. Should I aerate (it seems somewhat compacted) and throw some seed down? Or should I simply fertilize as usual and live with it until fall?
How tuned up was your lawn to begin with? You said it was thick. Most fescue lawns would not be described as thick, or dense, without some fairly intensive attention to achieving that goal. On the other hand, if you have a Kentucky bluegrass lawn, there is nothing you can do to stop it from becoming thick. If you know you have KBG, then you can sit back and watch it return. If you had fescue, then it will not return until you get more seed down.
Do you have full sun or is there more than a few hours of shade on the lawn? KBG will not grow in the shade at all.
What will the lawn be used for this year? Are you planning a volleyball party or anything that will dig it up or slog it down?
Aeration: Whew! Someone on another topic challenged my wisdom on that subject. Well, first of all it is not my wisdom. I learned it from reading and listening to people smarter than myself. Then I tried it and it worked exactly as advertised. The more I read the less important I think mechanical (core) aeration is to the homeowner. The research in this area comes from golf courses. Here is the executive summary. 1) Organic matter on a golf course is considered a pollutant because it clogs the pores of a sand soil. 2) Core aeration of the playing field opens up large holes in the soil and helps to allow water through the clog. End of summary. The important things about their use of core aeration are that it is a sand soil and the grass is mowed every day. Normally sand is extremely porous and allows water in. In the golf course situation with continual mowing, they develop a layer of mowed grass particles which seal off the sand. Furthermore, decomposition of the golf course grass results in a waxy byproduct from the microbes in that environment. Core aeration works to open their soil to water. Another solution found to work for golf courses is to spray them with a surfactant. Surfactants release the surface tension of water allowing it to penetrate wax, oil, and clogged soil. Another name for surfactants is soap or detergents. They come in all varieties and some may be more effective than others. However, I have found that generic baby shampoo from Wal-Mart works fine to soften hard soil. Apply at 3 ounces per 1,000 square feet two times. Apply once and water an inch after the soap. Then the next time you water, don't use the soap. The second time you water, repeat the soap. That is all.
Whether you apply some seed now is up to you. There are going to be weeds in the thin spots anyway. Good watering, mowing, and fertilizing will minimize the weeds until fall when you can really do it right.


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VERY inconsistent pine barks experience
The usual pine bark fines hunting adventures here that I feel I need to share - to provide shortcuts for others but also to get some advice.
The pictures of my experience are here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uyb94mphivnzacv/ck69aT2Gp_.
I found two different bark fines products at different stores here in Brooklyn. Crest hardware store in Williamsburg has "Golden Trophy pine bark mulch" which is uncomposted, particles are a bit too large (that is a dime in the pictures) and a fair amount of wood chippings are included, which I separated manually.
Lowes on 2nd avenue had "Premium mulch pine bark fines". The bag was very wet, so I am actually drying the contents on a table cloth on the floor of my NYC apartment - that makes for hilarious facebook status updates - highly recommend this to everybody, haha.
The particles are way too fine and fully or almost fully composted (see picture).
I understand I need something in the middle of these two products, and none of them will work alone. (Or will it?) I am going to try to find a place that can chop the Golden Trophy bark for me further and then I am just going to mix the two barks together, 2.5 and 2.5 parts, to make the 5 parts pine fines for the mix. Does this plan sound alright? I am going to see how the actual mix looks - may need to add less sphagnum peat moss or the smaller pine bark particles if the mix seems water-retentive enough.
Where should I be looking to get the bark chopped finer? I have some leads to tree removal services here, but welcome other ideas very much as well.
Sounds like you have a good handle on the principles of particle size vs. water retention. I got the Lowes brand as well and was disappointed. I would probably do the same as you to save some money. My best find for PBF was at a Agway on Long Island that a friend picked up for me. If you have a car, it might be worth a trip out there. I put the link below. I also saw some PBF that looked good at the Gowanus Nursery. Not sure if you are close to them.
No idea about chipper's for hire.
Good luck,
Here is a link that might be useful: chicksagway.com
Dan, thanks for the reply. Did you get the same thing at Lowes and were disappointed for the same reasons or others?
I looked at Agway, but with no car it's a pain for me to get there. Gowanus Nursery is much more conveniently located - same subway line as my house! I'll definitely note it for my next PBF shopping adventure when I run out.


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Rose hip beverage cubes
About 10 years ago I worked at a health food store and we carried a product that I think was called just that - "Rose Hip Beverage Cubes". They probably had a brand name too but I don't remember what it was. I think they were Swedish. Kind of like sugar cubes only with rose hip flavoring too, and you'd mix them with hot or cold water. They were SO GOOD - tangy & mildly sweet.
Has anyone else ever run across these? I've tried searching for them online & I get nothing. I would love to get them again,
I too have been looking for these. I recall they were the Tisa brand and I thought they were a product of Switzerland. I question my memory on this because it seems there would be some trace found on the web.
I miss them, too! They were my favorite when I was little -- I think furbie was right, that they were Swiss, and the Tisa brand. But I don't think they've been made since before the Internet (which explains why Google only finds references on these reminiscing boards).
I too have been searching all over for these cubes. Yes, the brand was Tisa of Switzerland. There were three flavors that I am aware of they are Chamomile, RoseHips & Mint. Personally I have been searching since 2000 for them and have come up with nothing.
If anybody locates a seller please email me at
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It all began when the private luxury real estate developer revealed plans for a Hollywood-themed Damac Towers by Paramount in March. Since then, they've also announced plans of a 28-million square foot 'Akoya by Damac', a master plan development in Umm Suqeim (ten minutes from Sheikh Zayed Road).
Along with a long list of developments Akoya will include – like international schools, a solid retail infrastructure, boutique hotels and spas – Damac has announced the development of an 18-hole PGA Championship Golf Course, to be named Trump International Golf Club.
You wouldn't think it at first, but Dubai and Abu Dhabi have recently been ranked as the 6th most popular destinations for golf tourism, according to a study by accounting firm KPMG last month. Surprisingly, that's not a regional comparison; but a worldwide one where the emirates are pinned against the likes of England, South Africa and USA.
Construction of the 7,205-yard course has already begun and will be ready for play next year. It will also include a 30,000 square foot state-of-the-art club house and a luxurious Trump Spa & wellness centre, which will be managed by The Trump Organization.
Donald Trump cancelled a previous foray into Dubai's real estate market, a project to build an international hotel tower on Dubai's Palm Jumeirah, after the emirate's property downturn.
Hussein Sajwani, Chairman at Damac says the course will provide a 'unique challenge for golfers, while delivering the utmost luxury and refinement'. "By collaborating with Donald Trump, we are bringing the most elite name in golf and international luxury real estate to Dubai," he said.
Donald Trump, chairman and president of The Trump Organization says that 'Dubai is an incredible city that truly understands the meaning of luxury' and that this golf course – which is his first in the Middle East – will 'exceed all expectations'. The Trump Organization already has 14 award-winning courses under its ownership and management across the world.
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BGSU grads who become Chief Financial Officers garner financial rewards beyond any other job type for this group — these alumni rake in $115K annually. However, Software Engineers and Purchasing Managers also rank as top-earners (bringing in $82K and around $73K, respectively). Sliding in near the bottom are Accountants, who report earnings of about $48K.
Cleveland is a hot spot for BGSU alum. With a median salary of $82K, New York represents the highest-paid city popular among BGSU grads. Dayton is a popular spot for former BGSU students at the opposite end of the pay scale; in fact, average salaries there are the lowest at about $42K. BGSU alumni express interest in nearby Toledo and Columbus as well.
A Master of Business Administration (MBA) leads to the highest pay for BGSU grads ($89K per year). The degree that warrants the lowest level of financial compensation is a Bachelor of Science in Education (around $39K annually).
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When it comes to benefits, there is room for improvement — only half of the alumni are paid for vacation and just one-third of alumni for sick time. A solid majority of grads plan for retirement by taking advantage of a company-sponsored 401(k) program. A solid majority of alumni enjoy benefits like health insurance, while a fair portion of alumni receive dental plans, too. Bowling Green State University grads are also lucky enough to receive life insurance, a casual working environment, a company-subsidized cell phone, and tuition reimbursement.
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IRS Scandal Deja Vu: Hillary Clinton's Email Server 'Wiped Clean'
- IRS Scandal Deja Vu: Hillary Clinton's Email Server "Wiped Clean" (ZeroHedge, March 28, 2015):
If, as one claims, one is innocent of i) using a personal email account to send out confidential information and/or to take advantage of one's political position to abuse opponents and ii) deleting said confidential emails against government regulations, what would one do when faced with a government subpoena demand? If one is the IRS' Lois Lerner, one would claim, against subsequently revealed facts, that a hardware error led to a permanent loss of all demanded emails, even though by email protocol definition, said emails are always stored on at least one off-site server. Or, if one is Hillary Clinton, one would just format the entire server.
This, according to the Hill, is precisely what Hillary Clinton has done as the recent clintonemail.com scandal continues to grow bigger and impair ever more the already frail credibility and decision-making skills of the former first lady and democratic presidential hopeful. According to the head of the House Select Committee on Benghazi says former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has erased all information from the personal email server she used while serving as the nation's top diplomat. Continue reading »
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Learn about top five causes of death in U.S. at DMU's Mini Medical School
This year's Mini Medical School at Des Moines University (DMU) will give you an overview of the top five causes of death in the United States. Beginning February 9, the five classes will be held each Tuesday evening, 7-8:30 p.m., in the DMU Student Education Center, 3300 Grand Avenue. The goal of this year's course […]— Courtney Tompkins


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