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We work together to provide experiences that leave you happy, healthy, and always smiling.
In downtown Madison's new Constellation Building, we seamlessly blend comfort, technology, hygiene, and design.
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We love all kinds of smiles. Our comprehensive, patient-oriented approach blends the best technical dentistry with open communication, compassion, and quality at every level. We take care of you as a whole person, not just as a set of teeth, in a myriad of ways, including being proactive in the prevention of oral disease and offering the most effective and long-lasting solutions to heal or repair the effects of injury or disease.
We appreciate that we are an interwoven part of a larger local and global community. We are heartened by the opportunity to support these organizations with owner and staff volunteer hours, free dental services, and/or ongoing financial contributions.
As a sustainable business (Eco-Dentistry member), we aim to enhance the social and ecological relationships we have with our community and environment. Through patient care and thoughtful selection and use of resources, we practice sustainability as a conscious daily endeavor. Click here for a sampling of our efforts and initiatives...
From preventative care to smile makeovers, our team is devoted to providing a complete experience that leaves you smiling and looking forward to your next visit.
Artisan Dental is the product of Dr. Andersen's vision, training, passion, and values. Her approach to life, health, and happiness, and her commitment to constant learning come together naturally and beautifully in downtown Madison's sunlit Constellation building.
Dr. Andersen graduated from the University of Iowa with a B.A. in Biology and a D.D.S. degree from the College of Dentistry. She has been in private practice since 1998.
Continuing education and keeping up with the newest techniques, products, and equipment is essential to a journey of excellence. Excitement and enthusiasm for dentistry have instilled Dr. Andersen with a passion for learning. She has devoted hundreds of hours to higher learning, including hands-on clinics with the best instructors this profession has to offer. Dr. Andersen has studied under the direction of Dr. Newton Fahl Jr., Dr. Pete Dawson, and Dr. David Hornbrook. She is also a certified Invisalign® dentist.
Dr. Andersen graduated with honors from the Hornbrook Group's distinguished national clinical training program in Chicago, IL. This hands-on program in cosmetic dentistry focuses on smile design and enhancement using the latest state-of-the-art technology and materials. Nationwide, only one percent of dentists graduate from this type of advanced training institute.
Dr. Andersen married Scott Andersen in 2002, and they are the proud parents of two delightful children. In her free time, she enjoys reading, walking her two dogs, practicing yoga, and spending time with family.
I graduated with honors from Madison College with a degree in Dental Hygiene. I am certified to administer local anesthetic and experienced in performing laser-assisted therapy for gum disease. I love being part of Artisan Dental's whole patient/whole team approach. By listening to a patient's oral health needs and desires, I can customize a plan to help them achieve their oral health goals. I find it very rewarding when patients have an experience at Artisan Dental that makes them happier and healthier!
A few things about me. I am a life-long "east-sider" except for the few months that I spent in Mexico. My husband and I met while completing our undergraduate degrees at the University of Wisconsin—La Crosse. We have a kooky extended family whom we actually enjoy spending time with! I love to spend my free time learning about health and nutrition, cooking and exploring new and spicy foods, playing and watching sports, avidly reading, watching movies, and living life to the fullest. My dream place to live is Glacier National Park, but I wouldn't go without my two cats.
Born and raised in a small town in Southwest Wisconsin, I always knew I wanted to be in the medical field. Having braces when I was younger sparked my interest in the dental field. Moving to Madison to study Dental Hygiene at Madison College was an obvious and exciting choice. While working toward my Associate's Degree, I came to love Madison and hoped I'd have the opportunity to return at some point in my career.
Upon graduation, I worked for a nonprofit organization in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Travelling to schools to ensure kids in need were receiving the dental care they needed was an enriching and humbling experience. I returned to my hometown where I honed my skills as a dental hygienist until I was offered my dream job at Artisan Dental.
I have been working side by side with Dr. Andersen since 2002. We have built a great working relationship and value the same ethics and qualities in dentistry. We focus not only on ideal comprehensive treatment, but also on compassion and the comfort of our patients. I have been fortunate to be involved in the development of Artisan Dental from day one and am extremely excited to be working with such a great team in this state-of-the-art environment.
A few things about me. I live in Monona with my husband, Nick, and my three kids. My dream vacation location is Dunk Island, Australia. I love Italian food and boating.
I am thrilled to have worked with Dr. Andersen since 1999. I graduated from Madison College's Dental Hygiene School in 1995 and have been an Office Manager since 2000. I love being part of this amazing team! Customer service and quality care are our top priorities. Working with Dr. Andersen keeps me current on the latest technology and dental innovations, as she is constantly educating herself, her staff, and her patients.
A few things about me. I was born and raised in Monona, Wisconsin, and now live in Cottage Grove with my husband and two teenage girls... and I can't forget my two teddy bear dogs! My husband and I enjoy attending our girls' activities. This has become a full-time sport for us, and we aren't even the ones doing the physical work! In our spare time, we enjoy traveling to northern Wisconsin to relax in the calm setting of nature and to catch as many fish as possible. (This usually isn't many!)
I look forward to working with you to make your Artisan Dental experience the best dental experience you have ever had!
I have had the privilege of working with Dr. Andersen for over a decade. I am fortunate to work with an amazing staff that believes in teamwork and a doctor who provides the highest quality care and comfort for her patients. It is my pleasure to be the first person to greet new and returning patients and to make sure that everything goes smoothly. I especially love it in our magnificent downtown office.
A few things about me. I have been in the Madison area forever, and the older I get, the more I appreciate all the wonderful things Madison has to offer. I especially love the downtown and University areas: Concerts on the Square, Farmer's Market, Memorial Union Terrace, and Monona Terrace. I'm lucky to be happily married (for over 30 years!) to my husband, Joe. We have two wonderful grown children, Chad and Jaclyn, and couldn't be more proud of them. I just love traveling and exploring different cultures. I couldn't live without seafood and dark chocolate! If I could live anywhere, it would be Florence, Italy. I'm studying Italian, just in case the opportunity arises.
Dr. Andersen believes "there is no better feeling than changing someone's life by making them comfortable and confident with one of their most important assets...a beautiful smile." You have choices that can help you smile with ease. Even the smallest change in your smile can make a dramatic difference in the way you look and feel about yourself. Whether it is a simple, minimally invasive treatment such as veneers or whitening, or a complex procedure like a full-mouth reconstruction, Dr. Andersen will work with you to select and assess the treatments or procedures that are best for you. Learn more about Dr. Andersen
Partial or full mouth rehabilitation can help:
When the relationship between the gums, teeth, and jaw muscles is out of alignment, you can experience frequent migraines, jaw pain, ringing in the ears, and worn, damaged teeth. Full mouth rehabilitation can improve jaw function and correct tooth imperfections for a more attractive smile as well. Because your teeth and jaw will be in a more natural position, the aesthetic balance of your facial features may also improve.
Dr. Andersen is known for her comprehensive approach to even complex cases. During your initial exam, Dr. Andersen may take photographs, digital x-rays, or dental impressions in order to develop a treatment plan that yields the most ideal position for your jaw. Considering your desired outcome and current condition, she may also recommend veneers, dental implants, or crowns for individuals undergoing full mouth rehabilitation.
Depending on the complexity of your case, your partial or full mouth rehabilitation can take as little as two to three visits or as many as six or more.
Dental implants are a permanent solution to missing or recently removed teeth. They can help stabilize dental prosthetics, whether they are dentures, bridges, or crowns. After speaking with Dr. Andersen and determining whether an implant is the right way to achieve your desired results, the implant is surgically placed into the jaw where a tooth normally resides. The implant then acts as an anchor for the crown or prosthesis, giving it the same strength that a natural tooth has.
Fillings, crowns, and bridges are most often used for decaying or otherwise injured teeth to restore function, add strength, and improve appearance. The modern dentistry techniques used by Dr. Andersen provide safer, stronger, and more attractive alternatives to amalgams (silver/black fillings). Dr. Andersen offers natural-looking alternatives, including porcelain dental crowns as well as a variety of other inconspicuous materials for crowns, fillings, and bridges. And with the new CEREC® technology, Dr. Andersen can even design a dental restoration to match and fit your normal tooth composition in one easy visit. CEREC® uses durable, high-strength porcelain that resembles natural tooth enamel. Tooth-colored composite resin is non-toxic, bonded to the health tooth structure, and can be used to replace amalgam fillings.
There are several reasons to extract a tooth, and we can accommodate them all. Dr. Andersen deftly removes damaged or decayed teeth, facilitating a prompt recovery.
Endodontic therapy is what is commonly referred to as "root canal." This is a simple and painless treatment for an infected or traumatized tooth. In the last decade, there have been great innovations in the art and science of root canal therapy. Most root canal procedures are done in one visit, lasting approximately one to two hours.
Straighter teeth are not only more attractive, they are easier to keep clean, maintaining healthier teeth and gums and improving your overall health. When your bite is better balanced and even, it can help prevent tooth loss, tooth pain, gum disease, TMJ pain, and tooth wear and destruction. You can achieve beautiful, straight teeth without the awkward, obvious metal braces most of us associate with adolescence. At Artisan Dental we offer Invisalign® – a discreet solution that uses a progressive series of temporary clear braces to correct crooked or misaligned teeth. Dr. Andersen has used this system successfully for hundreds of patients and can help you get the results you want. Invisalign® may be a great choice if you like the shape, size, and color of your teeth, but you don't like the crowding, spacing, over bite, cross bite or under bite you may have. If you're one of the many adults who didn't have braces as a child or you did have braces but didn't wear your retainer, Invisalign is a wonderful option to straighten your teeth. You wear thin, clear plastic aligners on your upper and lower teeth and change them out every 2-3 weeks. It's important that you wear them for the prescribed amount of time each day (minimum 22 hours), only removing them to eat, brush, and floss. Patients report minimal discomfort during treatment. Your aligners are designed for you alone, along with a personalized treatment plan that you and Dr. Andersen will agree upon before you start treatment. Using 3-D computer imaging, you will be able to see your final results before treatment even starts. Most Invisalign® patients complete treatment in approximately one year
People choose a smile makeover to correct many dental issues, including:
Many people worry that they will end up with unnatural looking, "too perfect" teeth. The benefit of choosing Dr. Andersen is that she develops each treatment plan individually – there is no cookie cutter approach. Your smile makeover will include shapes and colors that best complement your appearance. Your smile makeover may include a variety of professional treatments such as veneers, laser gum sculpting, and tooth whitening. In some cases, the teeth may require alignment with orthodontics such as Invisalign®. Dr. Andersen will gather information about your smile including your tooth length, shape, and color during your initial consultation. She will then create a treatment plan that incorporates your aesthetic preferences and long- and short-term goals. For most patients, a smile makeover that includes veneers and laser gum sculpting takes a total of five to six weeks. You should expect to meet with Dr. Andersen on at least three occasions: once for your initial consultation and moldings, once for your tooth preparation, and once for your veneers or crowns to be fit and bonded to your teeth. Dr. Andersen and her staff make every effort to ensure that you are comfortable throughout the course of your smile makeover.
Veneers can be an excellent addition to your smile makeover because they improve several imperfections such as:
-Discolored teeth
-Misshapen or crooked teeth
-Gaps or uneven spacing
-Inadequate gum-to-tooth ratio
Dr. Andersen will assess your teeth in order to determine whether you are a candidate for no-preparation veneers or traditional veneers. Dr. Andersen personally designs your new smile and communicates her expectations with a master ceramist to ensure the proper shape, color, and size.
The end result is your teeth will have better shape and color after your veneers are placed. Crooked or misaligned teeth will appear straighter, and your overall appearance will improve.
Dr. Andersen uses veneers of different thicknesses, depending upon the degree of malposition and misalignment of the teeth. With this technique, she can straighten even very crooked teeth in as little as two visits.
Your procedure will vary depending on which type of veneers Dr. Andersen recommends. The traditional approach to veneer application generally involves some tooth preparation and reduction of enamel. It is recommended for those with very damaged, misaligned, or discolored teeth. The no-prep or minimal-prep techniques bond a smooth coating of ceramic over the teeth for a seamless finish with minimum tooth reduction.
Veneers are created in a lab by a master ceramist and can take one to three weeks to craft. Dr. Andersen will provide you with temporary veneers at your preparation appointment to wear during this time, which will mimic your new smile and provide a beautiful smile until your permanent veneers are ready to be placed.
Perhaps one of the most exciting new developments available in cosmetic dentistry is laser gum sculpting. Laser gum sculpting is a relatively quick and easy way to re-contour your gum line and improve a gummy smile. Dr. Andersen uses sophisticated laser technology to gently vaporize excess soft tissue with focused precision for highly accurate results. Because of her level of expertise and skill, Dr. Andersen can normally perform this treatment within a matter of minutes. One major benefit of laser gum sculpting is that your results are visible immediately. You will enjoy a better-shaped gum line and a healthy looking, attractive smile. Your laser gum sculpting treatment begins with an in-depth consultation with Dr. Andersen. During this time, she will assess your tooth-to-gum ratio and develop a plan to make your smile more proportional. Most patients find laser gum sculpting to be a very comfortable procedure. A local anesthetic may be used to numb the gums and eliminate any potential discomfort. For more dramatic changes, laser gum sculpting can be used in conjunction with various other smile makeover treatments such as:
•Tooth whitening •Veneers •Invisalign® •Bonding
Full Mouth Whitening involves trays custom molded for your mouth. Taking impressions and creating the trays requires two office visits, after which you use the trays and whitening gel at home at your convenience.
Fillings are most often used for decaying or otherwise injured teeth to restore function, add strength, and improve appearance. The modern dentistry techniques used by Dr. Andersen provide safer, stronger, and more attractive alternatives to amalgams (silver/black fillings).
Your hygienist will review your oral health history during your appointment and make any necessary updates. You may be offered a topical anesthetic gel to make your dental cleaning more comfortable. Soft blankets, warm neck pillows, and headphones are also available to create a relaxing and enjoyable experience. Your teeth cleaning and examination include: • Analysis and charting of your gum health • Oral cancer screening • Ultrasonic debridement to remove calculus and plaque • Hand scaling and polishing to remove surface stains • Bacteria reduction using a diode laser may also be used • Intra-oral camera and cavity detection Most people are encouraged to schedule twice-yearly visits for best results. After your hygienist has completed a thorough cleaning and evaluation of your dental health, Dr. Andersen will perform a comprehensive examination of your entire oral cavity. This includes a head and neck exam for oral disease and cancer, as well as an evaluation of the teeth and their supporting tissues.
Gum disease is preventable and treatable, but will not go away by itself. If left untreated, it can result in tooth loss, pain, and on-going dental issues.
More professional cleanings and better oral care at home may be all that is needed to reverse gingivitis (the mildest form of periodontal disease).
Periodontitis is the more advanced form of the disease and requires more advanced treatment. Dr. Andersen may recommend scaling and root planing to remove the plaque and tartar all the way down to the pocket between the tooth and gum. The root surfaces are smoothed which allows the gums to heal and naturally reattach to the tooth. This treatment may take more than one visit.
Dr. Andersen may suggest dental sealants to prevent decay in deep grooves of the teeth where toothbrush bristles can't reach. Dental sealants are thin plastic coatings that cover the top surface of back teeth. These sealants are not noticeable and blend with the normal tooth color for a very natural result.
Artisan Dental designs and offers a variety of comfortable bite guards for relief and protection from jaw clenching and tooth grinding, as well as mouth guards to protect the mouth from sudden impact during sports. Dr. Andersen even provides a guard to help treat and prevent migraine headaches.
Our space reflects our belief that health, happiness, beauty, and comfort are inextricably bound. Warm surroundings, natural accents, and state-of-the-art technology at every turn.
New and existing patients can securely fill out forms and schedule or view future appointments. We are always happy to talk to you in person if you'd prefer to give us a call at 608.467.8022. All your information is always handled in strictest confidence in accordance with the HIPAA Act of 1996.
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Three Newton County residents were recently announced as dean's list honorees at Shorter University for the fall semester of 2013.
A Newton High School freshman will soon travel to the nation's capital for an honors-only program that will focus on teaching aspiring medical professionals more about medical science and honor some of America's highest-achieving high school students.
Graduation rates reported for Newton High School and the Newton County School System have increased after an adjustment made by the Georgia Department of Education.
Georgia has withdrawn from the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (a test development consortium), a move that state officials attributed to the costs of administering the standardized tests.
The Newton County Board of Education generally meets twice each month, once in a work session and once in a regularly scheduled meeting.
It's that time of year. It's time to start gearing up for back to school.
Student registration and open house programs for the upcoming school year are right around the corner for Newton County Schools.
Students will have the chance to meet their teachers and tour their schools before the start of the 2013-14 school year.
The Newton County School System's Pupil Transportation Department is responsible for providing eligible students with transportation to and from school and to other school related activities.
Eclan David said he is an educator who cares about students and is committed to their success. The Griffin-Spalding County middle-school principal is excited to bring his educational philosophy to the high school level as the new principal of Newton High School.
An expected increase in student lunch prices will not take place this upcoming school year, after the Georgia Department of Education gave the Newton County School System approval to maintain its prices.
Physical education programs in Newton County schools will kick into a higher gear this school year through a federal grant that will help to fund new equipment and physical education supplies. The goal is to help students get fit.
Student transportation to Newton's alternative school Ombudsman is set to continue this upcoming school year, but with only one bus stop location and a bus monitor.
Several organizations plan to host school supply drives for the community, just in time for the start of the 2013-14 school year.
A Griffin-Spalding County middle-school principal has been named the new principal of Newton High School.
The finishing touches are being put on the new Newton High School, as school administrators and staff work to make sure everything is in place before the start of the 2013-14 school year.
In the story "Local EOCT scores improve; math tough" in the Friday, July 12 edition, results for the math portions of the End-of-Course-Tests released by the Newton County School System read as though they were "averages" of students who passed.


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Saturday by Ian McEwan; Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer
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Writing a novel about catastrophic events that are still inescapably present in our collective imagination makes strenuous demands—demands that have hindered or defeated even writers of great intelligence and ability. But in the case of 9/11, and in spite of the dangers, American and European novelists have found the challenge irresistible. Heidi Julavits opened the floodgates last year with The Effect of Living Backwards. Joyce Carol Oates contributed a short story, "The Mutants," included in her latest collection, I Am No One You Know. Frederic Beigbeder's French bestseller Windows on the World appeared in March in English; Nick McDonell's The Third Brother will be out in September. And that is only a small sampling.
Even in this decidedly mixed company, Ian McEwan and Jonathan Safran Foer make the strangest of bedfellows. McEwan is British; Foer, American. McEwan is the author of a series of intelligent, highly regarded novels, most recently Amsterdam (1998) and Atonement (2001); Foer made his debut in 2002 with the bestseller Everything Is Illuminated. Formally McEwan is a traditionalist, and an unapologetic realist, as deeply interested in the voluminous physical data of life as he is in its large, stony questions. Foer is an experimenter and a comic surrealist, playful and endlessly loquacious.
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China, Taiwan ink trade and crime-fighting deals
The longtime rivals signed deals Sunday on boosting cross-strait flights, joint-crime fighting, and financial cooperation, but steered clear of politics.
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Mr. Lin, from Sun Yat-sen University, says he's heard concerns from many Taiwanese that the island's sovereignty is weakening. Some businessmen he spoke with even wondered if Taiwan will hold a presidential election in 2012 or not.
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Such talk is likely overblown. Lin and others insist Ma won't enter political talks with Beijing, because that would be akin to political suicide. But Lin also warned that Ma was playing a dangerous game, and needed to work harder to forge domestic consensus on his China policy.
"He should be very careful in dealing with mainland China," said Lin. "China is a very tough negotiator, and they don't need to face opposition from within. They aren't divided, but we are."
Trade pact a lightning rod
The lightning rod now is Ma's proposed trade pact with China, or Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement. The details remain vague, but such a pact would reduce cross-strait tariffs on a broad range of goods such as petrochemicals.
The government just released a poll showing that 60 percent agree that a pact like ECFA could make Taiwanese goods more competitive in the mainland market, among other benefits. But the poll itself immediately drew fire from all sides.
Pundits on a popular pro-independence talk show insisted only 10 percent actually understood what the ECFA was. And even pundits on the popular China-friendly talk show slammed the government for trumpeting a poll that supported its own policies.
In Nanjing Sunday, the two sides were mum on such a deal, saying only they would "continue to exchange views" on the issue. Instead, the agenda for the next round of talks – slated for the fall or end of this year in Taiwan – is decidedly humble: scrapping double taxation on businesses, fisheries cooperation, better inspection and quarantine rules for agricultural products. Peace talks, they aren't.
One test of whether détente can move beyond commercial issues will come in a matter of days, when Beijing decides whether to let Taiwan participate in the annual United Nations World Health Assembly as an observer. The Assembly runs from May 18 to 27.
The two sides have also floated military-to-military talks, and so-called "confidence-building measures." But Taiwan's defense ministry poured cold water on a recent report that the two sides militaries' would meet at a forum in Hawaii, saying the event would not be significant.
All of which shows that despite progress on economic ties, distrust remains high. The government-commissioned poll showed 41 percent of Taiwanese still think China has an "unfriendly" attitude toward the Taiwanese people, compared to 40 percent who think it's "friendly."
Still, Beijing appears happy with progress so far, and holds few illusions about how far talks can go.
"If we were idealists, we would hope to achieve much more, especially in political relations," says Shi Yinhong, of Beijing's Renmin University. "But we're not idealists, we're realists. We're satisfied with the progress so far, and we fully understand Ma Ying-jeou's political considerations – if we push Ma to quickly it could backfire."


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June 2, 2011
© Birthday Express
Works on: iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad
Cost: FREE
For: People who have too many birthdays to keep track of
Between friends' birthdays, kids' birthdays, friends' kids' birthdays, kids' friends' birthdays and all the other birthdays in our social circles, there are just so many dates we need to keep track of. It's never fun realizing that you've missed a close friend's birthday, so why not avoid the situation altogether and keep all important birthdates organized in one place?
That's where Birthday Express comes in. You can either manually enter birthdays, or for greater ease, just import them directly from Facebook. All important birthdays are immediately listed out by month and lets you see whose special days are coming up and also includes ages, photos and zodiac signs (assuming they list their birth year and included a photo in Facebook).
What would make this app even better is if they included a push notification that alerted you to upcoming birthdays, rather than the user having to check regularly, but considering it's a free app, it does the job well and keeps you from having to send out that belated birthday greeting.
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Rachel Russell makes a trip to the gas station at least once a week. She says it's hard to ignore how the price tag just keeps on climbing."About $35 to $40 sometimes more maybe now it's like $45," said Rachel Russell, driver.For the past 30 years, six cents of every gallon Russell pumps has been going toward the Jacksonville Transportation Authority. It's known as the gas tax and it adds up to millions of dollars a year.
The gas tax is set to expire in 2016.Jacksonville city leaders are now debating whether or not to let it expire. Council member Matt Schellenberg says while he agrees ending the tax would benefit taxpayers, it's too early to make any decisions."I don't believe we should continue it unless [JTA] shows us why they need it and how it's going to benefit the citizens of Jacksonville," said Matt Schellenberg, Jacksonville City Council member for District 6.Mayor Alvin Brown is taking a more definite stance. In a statement to Action News he says "That tax is increasingly inefficient in an era of escalating fuel efficiency in motor vehicles. Taxpayers already have contributed greatly to our road system, including through the Better Jacksonville Plan."Schellenberg says his decision will be based on what JTA brings to the table. He says in the past JTA has expressed needing the money to "function"."Saying no is not the answer you have to give a credible answer to the citizens other than saying no," says Schellenberg.
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I'm writing a system utilizing jQuery Validation that pulls in custom rules, messages via jSON and dynamically validates multiple forms in single pages. All is going swimmingly except I cannot find any decent information on the correct syntax for custom rules....
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HONG KONG, March 13, 2013 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Insiderslab.com has issued insider trading reports for the following companies: Zynga /quotes/zigman/7720406/delayed/quotes/nls/znga ZNGA +1.27% , Facebook /quotes/zigman/9962609/delayed/quotes/nls/fb FB -1.47% , Gilead Sciences /quotes/zigman/72849/delayed/quotes/nls/gild GILD -0.43% , Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold /quotes/zigman/154700/delayed/quotes/nls/fcx FCX -4.85% , Glu Mobile /quotes/zigman/104337/delayed/quotes/nls/gluu GLUU 0.00% , and Mondelez International /quotes/zigman/11829567/delayed/quotes/nls/mdlz MDLZ +0.57% .
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Zynga Inc /quotes/zigman/7720406/delayed/quotes/nls/znga ZNGA +1.27% : By the end of last trading session, the shares of Zynga Inc /quotes/zigman/7720406/delayed/quotes/nls/znga ZNGA +1.27% lost US$0.20 (or 5.11%) to US$3.73 with 76.97 million shares exchanged hands, compared to daily average volume of 48.63 million. Insiderslab.com found company Executive VP, CTO, Cadir B. Lee, sold 50,014 shares at price of US$3.88 on March 11. Investors may want to find out how Zynga insiders like CEOs, CFOs and Directors are thinking about the future of the company. Check this insider trade report for ZNGA here.
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Facebook Inc /quotes/zigman/9962609/delayed/quotes/nls/fb FB -1.47% : By the end of last trading session, Facebook Inc /quotes/zigman/9962609/delayed/quotes/nls/fb FB -1.47% shares dropped US$0.31 (or 1.10%) to US$27.83 with about 27.57 million shares exchanged hands for the session, compared to its average volume of 56.12 million shares. Insiderslab.com found company Chief Operating Officer, Director, Sheryl Sandberg, sold her shares at price of US$27.90 for about US$4.74 million on March 5. During the last three months, Sheryl Sandberg sold her shares for about US$48 million. Investors may want to find out how Facebook insiders like CEOs, CFOs and Directors are thinking about the future of the company.
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After Lewis opened with a dyspeptic and disappointing 5-over-par 77 at Blackwolf Run Thursday, many people had to wonder if Lewis hadn't already started looking for her luggage.
The ůber-competitive Lewis wasn't about to go that quietly or quickly.
After an opening bogey to her second round, Lewis finally got her head and her game squared away, and the result was a 3-under-par 69 Friday that ensured the three-time LPGA winner would remain in the championship chase.
At 2-over 146, Lewis, 27, trails leader Suzann Pettersen by seven shots.
"You know, I actually didn't play that bad yesterday," Lewis said. "I just kind of let a few things get to me. My attitude was not very good, and I came out today, I didn't really have anything to lose, and I knew I was playing well. So just a little better attitude."
A better score ensued once she sank an 8-foot birdie putt on the par-5 second hole that erased her early error and boosted her flagging confidence. "That was huge," she said.
So was making the cut after such high expectations at the start of the week, not that Lewis was letting herself think about the prospects of an early exit.
"I kind of looked at it as chipping away at the lead, so that makes me not focus on the cut," she said. "If I can get to under par tomorrow, I think I'll be in a good spot. I'm happy I came back and played better today."
Some other players played better, some worse, but altogether it added up to 65 making the cut of low 60 and ties. The cut came at 5-over 149, just a stroke lower than the 150 required to play 72 holes in the 1998 Open here at Blackwolf Run, when par was 71.
Notable among those who improved was England's Melissa Reid, who also shot 69 and survived at 4-over 148. Reid, coming off her fourth career title last week at the Raiffeisenbank Prague on the Ladies European Tour, is one of the inspirational stories of the championship, competing a little more than a month after her mother, Joy, was killed in an automobile accident in Germany.
"Obviously you want to play on the weekend," said Reid, 24, making her second Women's Open start. "After my round yesterday, obviously it would mean a lot. I kind of took myself completely out of the tournament yesterday, but a good round today has definitely given me a chance."
As for continuing to compete amid difficult personal circumstances, Reid said she'd been buoyed by the support from players and the golf community, as well as fans. "It's been quite tough, though," she admitted. "Golf is very far down the pecking order in a sense."
On the other end of the spectrum was Brittany Lincicome, one of the first-round tri-leaders. The Floridian followed an opening 69 with an 80 and barely survived, making the cut on the number.
"You get it in the wrong place here and there, and it's tough," Lincicome said. "You go out and feel like you did so good yesterday, and I had no idea what happened today."
Two-time champion Karrie Webb, playing in the same threesome with Lincicome, was well below the cutline after three bogeys in her first five hole, but the Australian righted the ship with a burst of four birdies around the turn, and carded 72-147. Other past U.S. Open champions sticking around include the 2011 winner So Yeon Ryu, who came in with 71-145.
Inbee Park, who won in 2008 and has three other top-10 finishes in the U.S. Women's Open in just six appearances, was among the leaders after a 70 gave her a 3-under 141 total, two behind Pettersen.
Paula Creamer, the 2010 champion, carded her second consecutive 73. Joining her at 146 was Yani Tseng, the No. 1 player on the Rolex Women's World Rankings. Tseng bogeyed three of her last five holes for a 72 that left her among a group seven back.
Of the 10 players who also competed here in 1998, just three made the cut in their return. One was Webb and another was Se Ri Pak, the winner from 14 years ago. Pak shot 73 to complete 36 holes in 1-over 145. Nicole Castrale, who played as Nicole Dalkas, also made the cut (143) after missing as an amateur in 1998. Juli Inkster, the two-time U.S. Open champion, was among the seven who faltered, shooting 82-161.
Birdie Kim, who won the 2005 title, fell short after 77-158, as did 2009 winner Eun-Hee Ji, who finished 78-154.
2005 U.S. Amateur champion Morgan Pressel, battling tendinitis in her right thumb, withdrew after making a quintuple-bogey 10 on the par-4 14th hole. At the time, she was 15 over on her round and 17 over for the championship.
Angel Yin, 13, the youngest player in the championship, endured a difficult second round. Her 87 led to a 165 total.
Yin was among 28 amateurs in the field. Three qualified for the weekend, led by the world's top-ranked amateur, Lydia Ko, 15, of Auckland, New Zealand, who shot 72-146. Emma Talley, 18, of Paducah, Ky. (75-148) and Alison Lee, 17, of Valencia, Calif., (74-149) also made the weekend.
Dave Shedloski is an Ohio-based freelance writer whose work has previously appeared on USGA websites.


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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE -- Wells Fargo charged me a $35 overdraft fee for a withdrawal of $700. I made the withdrawal at the branch, so you'd think the teller would have informed me if I didn't have that much in my account! (I also checked my online statement before making the withdrawal.)
The shortfall happened because of another charge that went through that night. It was an automatic donation to a charity that shouldn't have gone through -- I had already arranged for the organization to get automatic payments from my new credit union account. I have asked the org to refund the money to my WF account. But the overdraft fee was attached to the $700 branch withdrawal, due to WF's bizarre practice of having charges "go through" in a different order than they happened in real life. This will make it harder for me to get the fee cancelled, even if the charity refunds my money. And, it's inaccurate! I shouldn't be charged a fee for withdrawing money in a branch, when the teller can see that money is in my account.
The customer service representative I spoke to was very rude. She kept patronisingly explaining that both charges "went through" the next day, and that the teller who processed my withdrawal "didn't know" that the money wasn't actually in there (which it actually was!). If Wells Fargo doesn't know what's happening with my money, perhaps they shouldn't charge me overdraft fees to use it? Also, I told her that I had already planned to close down my account because I've been unhappy with the service I have received. She didn't seem concerned, & didn't even give me a token "I'm sorry."
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Posted by Anonymous on 2011-12-09:
I don't think the teller could see that you were having money automatically taken out that night. This isn't the teller's fault
Posted by trmn8r on 2011-12-09:
In the first instance you say the teller should have been able to see the money wasn't in your account, and shouldn't have given it to you.
Then you state that the teller saw the money WAS in your account, so you shouldn't be charged an overdraft fee.
Seems to me nobody except you knew that the automatic withdrawal may be processed sometime that day or evening. It isn't necessarily visible to the teller, and may very well not be. Bottom line is you need to keep your account positive while anticipating all electronic transactions that may occur. I don't want to know exactly how all this is processed in order to avoid a fee - I keep a buffer in my account in case I forget about something.
Posted by clutzycook on 2011-12-09:
I know it won't help you with the OD fee, but couldn't you have just taken the money from your CU account and put it in your WF account? It probably would be faster than relying on a charity (or a for-profit business, even) to get you your refunded money quickly.
Posted by At Your Service on 2011-12-10:
My guess is that, if the account is on such a tightrope that it's that near being overdrawn, they don't have a great deal to lose be having said account closed. Unfortunate but true.
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Strict standards are in place and rigid background investigations are conducted to make sure the right people are working in these positions of authority and trust. The list of issues that can disqualify you in your background check is long and distinguished, and there are hosts of activities that could keep you from landing your dream job.
List of Background Disqualifiers
To help you determine whether or not you have a shot at working as a police officer, probation officer or other related career, or to help keep you on the right track when you're finally ready to fill out the law enforcement job application, here's a look at some common background check disqualifiers. Generally, job candidates are most commonly dropped from consideration for one or more of the following:
- Felony convictions
- Serious misdemeanors
- Past or current drug use
- Credit issues
- Dishonorable discharge from military service
- Falsification or untruthfulness on the application
- Poor work history
- Past or current gang affiliations
- Undetected crimes
- Problematic driving history
- Domestic violence
Keep in mind that this is not a comprehensive or exhaustive list, but rather the more common issues that will cause a potential employer to decide to hire someone. Here's a closer look at each of these background blemishes:
Felony convictions
There's not a lot of ambiguity here; if you've been convicted of or plead guilty or nolo contendere to a crime that constitutes a felony or that would have been a felony in the jurisdiction you're applying in, the chances are extremely high that you won't be able to continue in the hiring process.
Serious misdemeanors
While felonies are pretty clear cut, what constitutes a serious misdemeanor gets a little cloudy. The exact definition may change from agency to agency. Even though misdemeanors are not as serious as felonies, there are certain crimes that departments simply cannot abide. These include recent (within 10 years or so) DUI convictions, crimes of violence such as assault or battery, and crimes that speak to a person's honesty and integrity, such as perjury and some types of theft.
Past or current drug use
It should come as no surprise that employers expect their employees and job applicants to be drug free. Past drug use, though, is a different story. Call it a sign of the times, but many departments have become more forgiving of some past minor drug use, provided it was on an experimental basis as opposed to sustained and recreational use. Experimental use typically means just a few times in very short period of time.
This newfound tolerance is also limited to marijuana and other "lesser" drugs. Any use of cocaine, hallucinogens or designer drugs such as ecstasy will usually be automatic disqualifiers.
Credit issues
No, most agencies don't care what your credit score is. What they are concerned about is whether or not you've been meeting your obligations, and whether or not you'll be able to continue to do so on the salary they're going to pay. The whole issue here is to make sure employees will be in a position to succeed in their careers and will be less tempted toward bribery and graft.
Dishonorable discharge from military service
Prior military service is highly valued in nearly every employment sector, and this is certainly no less true in law enforcement and criminal justice. An honorable discharge from the military will carry you a long way. However, a dishonorable discharge is almost always an automatic disqualifier.
Falsification or untruthfulness on the application
It's a simple concept: if you're caught lying on your application, you're not not going to get hired. Necessarily, careers in criminology place a premium on truthfulness, and it starts with the job application. In order to keep candidates honest, many agencies employ a polygraph exam as part of their process.
Poor work history
Certainly, one bad recommendation can be explained away as a personality conflict with the boss or just a bad fit for you. A pattern of poor work history and less-than-favorable recommendations for past employers, especially a history that suggests laziness, a bad attitude or poor relations with customers and fellow workers, will likely keep you from getting hired.
Past or current gang affiliations
Gangs are synonymous with serious criminal activity. Naturally, agencies cannot take the risk of hiring gang members. Some of the tells of gang involvement are strategically placed tattoos, wearing of certain colors and symbols, personal affiliations and past criminal history.
Undetected crimes
Convictions are one thing, commissions are another. It's no secret that law enforcement officers don't detect or make arrests for every crime that's ever been committed. However, if during the background investigation you're found to have committed a crime that you were never arrested for or convicted of, you may very well be disqualified from the process.
Problematic driving history
Everyone makes mistakes, and there have been plenty of people who have had less than stellar driving records and gone to work long and successful careers. However, serious and sustained periods of driving infractions or crimes demonstrate character flaws and either a complete disregard for, or at least an inability to follow, the laws of the land.
Some of the issues on your driving record that can keep you from getting hired include prior driver license suspensions, multiple moving violations, reckless driving convictions and excessive speeding citations.
Domestic violence
Domestic violence runs completely contrary to the purpose of law enforcement. It can also be a source of liability for a department who hires someone who has a past history of violence at home. Any incident of domestic violence in your past will be an automatic disqualifier.
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Using the above list as a guide, you can better determine whether or not you should pursue a career in law enforcement or criminal justice. You can also get a better picture of the type of activity you should avoid if you hope to land a job as a police officer or other criminology professional in the future. By keeping your record clean, you can put yourself in the best position possible to get hired.


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User Review: The North Face Tadpole 23
Sleeps: 2
Ease of Setup: Very easy half-sleeve/clip combo. Poles are sturdy and good design.
Unlike the other reviewers, I have been impressed by my Tadpole tent. Knocking down the rating for a 2 person tent because it isn't big enough for you and your buddy to blow up queen air mattresses in is bad form. This is why you research gear before you buy it.
This is a very comfortable 1-person tent with room for gear inside, or a very sensible 2-person tent for NORMAL sized guys with gear in the vestibule. I am 6' and 170lbs, and have shared this tent with many backpacking buddies about the same size as me. Obviously, if you are 7' and/or 250lbs, you CANNOT expect to sleep two in this tent. Just like you can't have a size 11 foot and wear a size 8 shoe.
I have not had leaking problems, but I use a footprint that I made out of 4-mil painter's dropcloth from Home Depot.
The screen roof is amazing for hot nights or stargazing when rain is not expected. Toss on the fly (or pitch it by itself if you're a minimalist) and you're good to go for rain.
I generally do not like North Face products as my experience has been that they are expensive, "trendy", and usually lower quality than other brands. Despite that, I'm impressed by this tent. They even thought of the little things... like glow-in-the-dark zipper pulls.
Bottom line: this tent is a bit heavy if you're an ultralight guy, but the performance has been excellent for me from river trips to woods camping to cross-country driving trips where I couldn't afford a motel.