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Featuring a giant screen measuring 8,000 square feet, the 300-seat Dr. Phillips CineDome projects films through a fisheye lens, creating an image that surrounds the audience and extends well beyond their peripheral vision. Each screening is an invitation for fun and discovery.
We utilize the largest format film in the world. It is commonly called 15/70. This means 15 perforations (horizontally) on a 70 mm print. This format is 10 times larger than a conventional film theater. IWERKS Entertainment in Burbank, California manufactured the projector.
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Have you ever wondered how a wave is formed? In the new documentary film featuring nine-time world champion surfer Kelly Slater titled Ultimate Wave: Tahiti, premiering June 19 at the Orlando Science Center, viewers will get to see firsthand on a giant screen how waves are formed. In addition, the film will feature state-of-the-art animated sequences detailing the science behind how a wave works and the physical properties of the oceanic phenomenon. The film uses Slater and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration as the backbone for its inquiry into the science behind the art.
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Abu Ghraib. Eight years ago the Iraqi prison was the site of physical and psychological torture, rape, sodomy and murder of Iraqi prisoners committed by Americans under the authority of Americans. While 11 soldiers were convicted on detainee abuse charges and Army investigations implicated at least 5 private contractors in similar crimes, no contractor was ever even charged.
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Face it, Santa Fe, D Numbers rules your face. In my humble opinion, it is probably one of the best bands we've had in Santa Fe in some time. Formed in 2002 by lifelong friends Ben Wright, Brian Mayhall and Paul Feathericci, the trio immediately impressed all who managed to behold its spectacle of rock, electronics and psychedelia.
Briefly home after a successful nationwide tour, including a performance at this year's Bonnaroo, D Numbers doesn't let success go to its head—the band appreciates its fan base, especially in Santa Fe. Now, with a new album completed and being shopped to various record labels, there will no doubt be good things happening for the trio. "This last tour confirmed that we've been doing great this past year," Feathericci says.
The band, Wright says, is "just building a fan base the old fashioned way." That is, "making connections and playing as many shows as we possibly can." One can't stress enough the importance of a band like this: original, talented and tireless workers for our scene, as well as the rock 'n' roll scene at-large. Mark my words, Santa Fe: These guys will be huge.
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It's common sense: Church leaders can't expect people to grow in generosity if it's not talked about.
While some leaders try to avoid the topic at all costs, the truth is most churchgoers aren't as resistant to talking about money as we think. In fact, many already give to a variety of organizations and causes.
This shows there is a gap to fill between what we know the Bible says about money and our willingness to act on what we know.
Talking about money in church can be tough for the person on the platform and the person in the crowd. But it's not impossible to do—and do well. You just need to better understand what to say and when to say it.
Most church leaders who don't have a plan for engaging financial leaders in their church lack one for these two reasons:
1. The belief that engaging financial leaders will make them feel as if all the church cares about is their money or it shows favoritism to certain givers.
2. The lack of confidence to engage financial leaders in a way that encourages them to become significant givers.
However, as churches look to climb out of the tough times caused by the recession, we can no longer exclude anyone—including those with financial means—when it comes to developing a giving ministry. At the same time, confidence is developed when we know the proper techniques to use and the right questions to ask.
The worst time to preach on money is when you need some, pastor. The second worst time is when the church needs some.
The best time to preach on money is all the other times.
That said, here are a number of cautions for you to consider before walking into that lions' den to tame the monster called greed.
1. Get your own house in order. Now, it's possible to preach on prayer while knowing you have a long way to go in that respect. You can preach on good works and witnessing even if your record is spotty. You can do so because everyone has room for improvement in these areas. But when it comes to giving/stewardship, you can know when you are doing well.
During my first six months at Newport-Mesa as pastor, the church emptied out. You could have fired a shotgun in the sanctuary on Sunday morning and not hit anybody. Even the church finances began drying up. I had been faithful to build on the strengths God had given me, but I was a total failure.
That's when I came face to face with another principle of godly leadership. It's not enough to build on your own strengths, because they're not enough to build God's kingdom.
As a pastor, I've always found it difficult to talk about money, but I decided to bring the problem to the board. I asked the seven deacons to begin meeting me every Saturday at 6 a.m. for breakfast at a restaurant where we could have a private table. We would do three things: eat breakfast, pray and decide what bills to pay during the upcoming week.
A friend of mine just lost his job. He's in his 50s with two kids in college, and he's worried. Another friend just laid off a large number of employees. And a surprising number of recent college graduates that I know are not landing jobs.
That's a negative headline—but it's a true headline. There are some job openings, people are getting hired, and there is hope! But we must admit it's tough out there right now.
I talk with pastors around the country every week and "church finance" is all over the place. Some churches are doing well financially, and many are not. Few are just holding steady, it's more like holding on.
Overhearing other people's conversations can be dangerous! I stood in our church office and overheard someone talking about our benevolence giving.
"But is it reaping a return? Do any of these people ever come back and be part of the church?"
That short moment of eavesdropping changed how I view life and church. Do you give in order to receive?
We are all guilty of it. We work hard all week, but if all we get are negative reviews, we feel cheated and let down; or we stay with a family because it is our job, and hope that when this crisis is over they will become stalwart members of the congregation. We give to a woman in need and then feel let down when she doesn't bring her kids on Sunday.
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By Justin Peters
— The Denver Post had an interesting story this week about a Denver-area Wal-Mart that appears to be the city's the most shoplifter-friendly store. Sadie Gurman's entertaining lede gives the reader a sense of how bad things have gotten:
In one week alone at the Wal-Mart Supercenter in Stapleton, two men walked off with a paintball gun, another tried to steal a futon and a pair of pillows, and a fourth told a Denver police officer he had no receipt for the 97 items in his shopping cart because "Aw . . . Um. . . . Because I didn't pay for any of this."
That last guy gets credit for honesty, though I wish he would have tried harder to come up with an excuse — something like "I won them in a raffle." Anyway, the Wal-Mart in question reported 283 shoplifting incidents over the past year, 179 more than the second-most-shoplifted-from merchant, a downtown Rite-Aid. Denver police even parked unmanned squad cars in the Wal-Mart lot, in hopes of deterring thieves. The tactic failed miserably: "At the end of the day we pick up the car, and it's been spit on and kicked, and you can only cry wolf so often," a morose-sounding cop told Gurman.
How did this particular Wal-Mart become a shoplifter's delight? It's not necessarily because the store is in a crime-ridden neighborhood — the Post reports that the Home Depot down the street has reported one-tenth as many shoplifting incidents over the same time period. The Post notes Wal-Mart's "recent abandonment of zero-tolerance shoplifting policies, and the removal of door greeters who would look out for thieves" as possible reasons why theft is on the rise. But Wal-Mart abandoned its zero-tolerance shoplifting policies back in 2006, which hardly counts as recent — and, anyway, these broad corporate policy changes wouldn't explain why crime is spiking at this one particular store.
So what's gone wrong at the Stapleton Wal-Mart? While I've never been to this particular store, its Yelp reviews are almost all negative, with many reviewers criticizing the store for being cluttered and short-staffed. You can take a single Yelp review with a grain of salt, of course — but when multiple reviews over multiple years cite the same exact problems, it seems likely that those problems actually exist. "It's crowded, dirty and the produce section is just gross," one reviewer wrote in 2012. "This place sucks, it's packed, dirty and the employees are just straight up rude," wrote someone else that same year. "This store is crowded, dirty, and busy. Shelves are not restocked," another wrote in 2013.
The Stapleton Wal-Mart has received 34 total Yelp reviews, 17 of which award the store a measly one star. (The store received two four-star reviews and zero five-star reviews.) Compare this with the Home Depot down the street, which has received 22 total Yelp reviews. Nine of those are four-star reviews; five of them are one-star reviews. The word "helpful" is used in a positive context in seven separate Home Depot reviews; the word "friendly" is used in five reviews. Neither of those words is found in any Wal-Mart reviews.
How does all this relate to shoplifting? Research has shown that shoplifters seek out cluttered stores with indifferent employees. In 2006 a University of Florida master's student named Caroline Cardone analyzed data from the Loss Prevention Research Council and found that a store's layout can have a huge impact on retail theft. By tidying up, installing mirrors to reduce blind spots, and implementing a few more design tweaks, stores can significantly reduce their shoplifting losses.
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Although it may be 60 degrees in Chicago, December has officially arrived. The dreaded winter months are approaching, but before the city goes into hibernation mode it's important to live up this holiday season! With the holidays comes family, friends, traditions, parties and of course shopping. No matter who you are shopping for, the city's best boutiques have something for everyone on your list.
Jonathan Adler (676 N Wabash) has the absolute best gifts. The well-known designer's Chicago storefront has plenty of holiday specific items such as festive Christmas ornaments and gorgeous Hannukah Menorahs. The bright colors and hues will stand out in any room.
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Local Chicago jewelry designer, Erin Gallagher, sells her unique designs at Gem Bar (1013 W Webster). Browse her large collection of metals, stones and crystals or customize your own work of art. While this designer caters to all price points, you will look like a million bucks without actually spending it.
Is the man in your life as well-dressed as you would like? That answer is most likely no, so hit up the Trunk Club (325 W Ohio) this holiday season. Trunk Club is the city's answer to helping men who are in need of a wardrobe update. With your own personal stylist, you can be sure your guy is finding trendy clothes that he loves.
For all of your upcoming holiday parties & events, be sure to pick out something fabulous to wear. From cocktail dresses to funky harem pants, Edith Hart, Sofia, Scoop NYC & Aritzia are some of my personal favs for any occasion.
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According to State Police, Williams was traveling northbound near exit 92 when a trooper used a laser clock to read the speed of his 2012 Audi R8 at 139 miles per hour in a 65-miles-per-hour zone. Williams was stopped and taken into custody. He was released on a $500 non-surety bond and is scheduled to appear at GA 10 in New London on May 17.
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Cold Spring, NY – (November 5, 2012) – Hudson Valley Hospital Center presented its first "Community Woman of the Year" award at its 12th Annual Women's Symposium on November 3 at the Chalet on the Hudson Cold Spring.
Chereese Jervis-Hill, president of Events to Remember, was presented with the award during a daylong program dedicated to improving the health and well being of women.
Recognized by the Westchester Business Council as one of Westchester's 40 under 40 Rising Stars, Jervis-Hill of Cortlandt Manor founded Events to Remember, a boutique event planning company, in 2004. She has donated her time and energy to many causes including the Foundation of Hudson Valley Hospital Center, Support Connection and the Gateway and Yorktown Chambers of Commerce.
This year's symposium theme, "It's a Give and Take World," focused on how women can make connections and enrich their lives through the acts of giving and receiving.
The event was led by WHUD's Kacey Morabito Grean and featured keynote speaker Carla Goldstein, JD, Omega Institute's Chief External Affairs Officer and Director of the Omega Institute's Women's Leadership Center. An attorney with 25 years experience in public interest advocacy, Goldstein spoke about how the historical role of women as caregivers has made it difficult for them to say no and to focus on their own needs and how that is necessary if they are to replenish their energy to be able to care for themselves and their families.
A panel discussion with Nicole Shendlin of Larchmont, executive director of Her Honor Mentoring program, and women who served as both mentors and mentees looked at how the program has enriched the lives of both prominent women and at-risk girls. Lindsay Aarstad, a physician's assistant at HVHC and Dr. R. Michael Koch of the New York Group for Plastic Surgery spoke about their volunteer work providing medical care in third world countries including Africa and Vietnam.
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"Hey, absolutely, man," said outfielder Geoff Jenkins of the Milwaukee Brewers. "I've got no complaints. Fun experience. Awesome being around the guys. Hopefully, I'll be back next year."
Jenkins, the winner of the "Final Man" voting for the 32nd spot on the National League All-Star roster, was on his first All-Star squad, but didn't quite get into his first All-Star Game Tuesday night.
But it was close. Jenkins was to enter the game in the top of the ninth as a pinch-hitter, if one of the first three NL batters reached base. But the game ended with Rafael Furcal's fly to the warning track, and so did Jenkins' chances for an appearance in the Midsummer Classic.
"I was going to hit fourth in that inning if they brought the righty (Brendan Donnelly) in and they brought the righty in," Jenkins said. "But we went one-two-three. And actually, I was going to go in and play defense if we had the lead, too.
"It was disappointing, you know, because I obviously wanted to play. But it was still a great experience being with the guys."
The other Milwaukee representative, first baseman Richie Sexson, came off the bench and went 0-for-2, grounding into a double play and flying to right. But he fielded his chances flawlessly, including one foul pop that was more difficult than routine. And he was an All-Star for a second straight season, playing in a top shelf All-Star Game. There is something to be said for that.
"This was a game where the fans got their money's worth," Sexson said. "You had a game-winning home run. You had a manager coming out to argue a call in an All-Star Game. I think it was just a very well-played game."
Sexson said he noticed one major difference with the addition of the home-field advantage in the World Series for the winning league.
"I think there was a little more going on," Sexson said. "We had signs. Guys were looking down to third base for the first time in a long time. That was definitely different."
In the absence of a National League victory, Sexson said the best part of the All-Star experience was "probably just getting to know a lot of these guys on a whole different level."
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Today at Saks Fifth Avenue an Italian jewelry designer, Marco Bicego will present his newest collection, Murano Link. Old world Italian craftsmanship meets everyday luxury in every piece of Bicego's modern jewelry. Made from tradition, passion and imagination, Bicego has over 10 years of experience designing, perfecting and selling jewelry. Bicego launched his jewelry company in 2000 and has distributed to more than 350 fine jewelry retailers in North America. Bicego's jewelry is known for its uniqueness, presenting crafted pieces bold enough to make a statement, yet personal enough to wear everyday. Before launching the line, Bicego spent years perfecting his craft with his family in Italy. Bicego's signature within his line is yellow gold. According to Bicego, the yellow gold is part of Italian culture and also the DNA of the Marco Bicego brand. The new Murano Link line includes organic oriented, irregular colors, the colors of the lagoon in Mulano. Bicego says the Mulano line has intense colors and suggests wearing his jewelry both as casual or dressy. The engraving and gold polishing is done by Bicego's tools, which are featured in the video above. Each small piece is carefully handcrafted to make larger jewelry pieces, such as his long necklaces, which he says are perfect for 'playing up' an outfit.The Murano Link jewelry line will be launched today from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Saks.Saks Fifth Avenue2901 W. Big Beaver Rd.Troy, Mich.For more information, visit www.marcobicego.com.
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Just wanted to share it with you all. Hoped to me done for cubarama but did'nt make it . Still looking for 7x24 tires for the 5" rims.
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Lookin Good.
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Sure looks nice, Mike. Did you paint it yourself? Either way, it's very shiny!!
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Nice job Mike, looks real good.
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Miller tire has new 7-24 tires, they are pricey, I saw them a few weeks back, even say firestone and look like the originals
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Yes i talked to miller $340 each. I also heard they were more like a implement tire but i guest they were wrong. Thanks for the info. I was about to call an ask. Mike
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Nice job Mike!
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Nice lookin' Cub Mike! It's really going to look nice with a set of tires on it. Hope you have found some by now. I think the 7 inchers look cool on the early Cubs with the narrow rims. ...Frank
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My 1953 should look so fine!
I have an uncle with one like yours....it is a barn queen.
Mine is rough and rusty. But I use it to plow snow. Some day it will look as nice as yours.
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Employees of workplaces that are Chamber members and who complete the PMBA program will receive a $500 tuition waiver in their final semester.
"This is the first such partnership between an executive MBA program and a local chamber of commerce that we know about in Kentucky," said Bob Hatfield, Associate Dean of Graduate Programs and Research in the Gordon Ford College of Business.
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Proposition 38 requires that CETF school funds be allocated as follows:
Educational Program Grants (70 Percent of Funds). The largest share of funds—70 percent of all CETF school funding—would be distributed based on the number of students at each school. …Educational program grants could be spent on a broad range of activities, including instruction, school support staff (such as counselors and librarians), and parent engagement.
Low-Income Student Grants (18 Percent of Funds). The measure requires that 18 percent of CETF school funds be allocated at one statewide rate based on the number of low-income students (defined as the number of students eligible for free school meals) enrolled in each school. As with the educational program grants, low-income student grants could be spent on a broad range of educational activities.
Training, Technology, and Teaching Materials Grants (12 Percent of Funds). The remaining 12 percent of funds would be allocated at one statewide rate based on the number of students at each school. The funds could be used only for training school staff and purchasing up-to-date technology and teaching materials.
- Does Proposition 38 raise about $ 10 billion per year?
- Does Proposition 38 require the funds to be spent at each school based on the number of students?
- Does Proposition 38 provide extra funding for low-income students at their school?
- Does Proposition 38 help teachers with training, technology and teaching materials?
Yes to all questions
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If you find you made a mistake on a previous tax return, all is not lost: Simply file Form 1040X, the Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. File 1040X is used to correct any errors, omissions, or inaccuracies on old tax returns.
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As construction continues, Art Education, Art History, Graphic Design, Digital Media Design, Media Studies, Photography, Painting, and other Art courses will meet in Clark Science, Whipple Hall and Building Two.
The Art Department Main Office and some Faculty Offices will remain in Building Two, on the East side of campus. See the Faculty Section of the Art Department web site for faculty office locations.
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Art Department programs include, the B.A. in Studio Art, B.F.A. in Studio Art, Minor in Studio Art, B.A. in Art History, Minor in Art History, B.S. in Art Education, B.F.A. in Art Education, M.A. in Art (concentration in Art Education), M.A.T. in Art Education, and M.A. in Art (concentration in Media Studies).
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text: Physician Assistant Studies overview faculty program research organizations alumni Expand All Collapse All Education: Speciality: Philosophy: James Longo, M.D., F.A.C.C. Medical Director & Adjunct Instructor (315) 445-4745 Click for Biography Education: SUNY Upstate Medical University, 1981 Le Moyne College, 1977 (summa cum laude) Specialties: Internal Medicine Cardiovascular Disease Philosophy: "PA education: During the first year of study, students should attempt to assimilate as much information as possible lending to the concept, "You can't be over trained." Patients ultimately teach the students and therefore maximal exposure to patients during the clinical year is essential." Mary Springston, M.S. Ed., RPA-C Assistant Clinical Professor & Director/Chair Coyne Science Center Annex 310 (315) 445-4745 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Education: Ms. Springston received a Bachelor of Science degree in biology from the State University College at Oneonta, in Oneonta NY, and her certification as a PA from the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education at the Physician Assistant program at Harlem Hospital. She obtained her Masters in General Education at Le Moyne College. Specialties: Director of the Department of Physician Assistant Studies (DPAS) at Le Moyne College, Syracuse, NY where she is responsible for curricular review, preparation and coordination of course schedules, student admission, maintenance of accreditation, grants, and faculty development. Prior to this appointment, Ms. Springston was the academic coordinator and the clinical coordinator at Le Moyne College from 2003 until 2009. She has served as a PA for the Onondaga County (New York State) Department of Health in Syracuse, staffing a clinic that focuses on the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases, including HIV, as well as providing primary care to patients held in the County prison system. Ms. Springston's clinical experience included tenure at Bellevue Hospital as an urgent care provider for all virology patients who were infected with HIV/AIDS. She also developed infectious disease course curricula for the Physician Assistant Program at the Bronx Lebanon Hospital in New York City between 1995 and 2003. At present, Ms. Springston also serves as grant director for two U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Grants. The overall purposes of these grants are to address the increasing gap between supply and demand for culturally competent physician assistants to meet the need of our nation's primary care systems. In addition, she has been awarded the Global Outreach Humanitarian Award Grant in 2011 – 2012 from the Physician Assistant Foundation. This allowed her to travel to South Sudan to provide workshops for HIV prevention. She has presented lectures at State and National conference on topics of HIV medicine, cultural competency, and adherence issues. Philosophy: She is committed to teaching medical concepts with an emphasis on social justice. Anthony Vinciquerra, MD, D.F.A.P.A Academic Coordinator & Director of Medical Humanities Coyne Science Center Annex 308 (315) 445-4737 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Dr. Vinciquerra graduated from Le Moyne College in 1972 on a four-year Brady Memorial Scholarship, receiving the H. Paul Nelligan Medal in Pure Science at graduation. Immediately following, he continued his studies at Upstate Medical University in Syracuse as a Second Lieutenant in the US Army Medical Service Corps on an Army Health Professions Scholarship. Dr. Vinciquerra received his MD from Upstate in 1976 and holding the rank of Captain, went on to do his military residency training in Neuropsychiatry at Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Augusta, Georgia. Completing that in 1980, he obtained Diplomate Status of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in 1982, concurrent with his promotion to Major, US Army Medical Corps. Major Vinciquerra then served as Combat Psychiatrist for the 24th Infantry Division Rapid Deployment Force, and was later Chief of Psychiatry at Ft. Stewart Army Medical Hospital, Georgia, through 1983. He returned to Syracuse as a Reservist and was appointed faculty to the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Science, Upstate Medical University. In 1990, he was reactivated for Operation Desert Storm and served as Combat Casualty Liaison Officer at Ft. Benning, Georgia through 1991. During the summers of 1991 and 1992, Major Vinciquerra worked on the AIDS Research Unit of Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. He has received several military recognitions, including the National Defense Ribbon with Bronze Star, for the Persian Gulf War. As a civilian in 2003, Dr. Vinciquerra was appointed "Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association." He served as Director of Acute Inpatient Psychiatry at the Syracuse VA Medical Center where he practiced for 17 years, until his retirement in 2008. Dr. Vinciquerra joined Le Moyne College DPAS full-time in 2008. He is currently Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Upstate Medical University, and Academic Coordinator of Physician Assistant Studies, Le Moyne College. In 2009 and again in 2010, he received a national recognition award for one of "America's Top Psychiatrists." In 2012, he became Director of Medical Humanities for Physician Assistant Studies as well as continuing in his role as Academic Coordinator for first-year students. Dr Vinciquerra is medical liaison for Le Moyne DPAS to the Community Health Clinics of Central Wyoming, where he and 8 students spend summers working in pioneer, primary care, rural medicine with the underserved. Dr. Vinciquerra is a member of the American Psychiatric Association and its component HIV Education Program in Arlington, Virginia. He has worked and written medical education material for and with the APA since 1995, including variations of handbooks and practice guideline editions. In his free time, Dr. Vinciquerra is an ardent horseman and member of the American Quarter Horse Association in Amarillo, Texas. He supports the "America's Horse Cares" Foundation, which sponsors therapeutic riding for the physically and emotionally challenged. Dr. Vinciquerra enjoys landscape photography while Western trail riding in the Wind River Range and mountains outside his home in Dubois, Wyoming,(population 900). Rebecca Brown, MPAS, RPA-C Assistant Coordinator Coyne Science Center Annex 301 (315) 445-5439 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Education: Master of Physician Assistant Studies University of Nebraska, May 2009. Bachelor of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Rochester Institute of Technology, May 2001 Specialties: Surgery (Orthopaedics, Vascular & Neurosurgery, General & Thoracic Surgery) Family Practice Philosophy: To make learning Anatomy & Physiology fun and applicable to clinical practice by using case studies, along with cadavers and models. Elizabeth Mercer, MPAS, RPA-C Clinical Technician - Simulation Training - Problem Based Learning Facilitator Coyne Science Center Annex 314 (315) 445-4745 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Education: BA in Biology from Hartwick College 1985 Certificate PA Study; Albany Medical College/HVCC 1988 Masters in PA Studies: University of Nebraska BLS/ACLS Certification Specialties: Family Medicine Urgent Care Administrator for HRSA Primary Care Training Grant; grant is to enhance ithe programs ability to train PAs to practice in Primary Care Settings Special interest and training in High Fidelity Simulation; utilizing SimMan 3G and SimBaby. Providing our students opportunities to integrate skills from various course work to care for "patients" in a safe, supportive environment. Philosophy: As the PA profession grows and the need for highly qualified Physician Assistants increases; I feel an obligation to help train the next generation of PAs. In my professional career I have had the privilege to work with some amazing mentors who have helped me to grow daily as a clinician. My hope is to share my experience with our students. William Holmes, PhD Research Coordinator Associate Professor of PA Studies and Psychology Coyne Science Center Annex 306 (315) 445-4160 | email@example.com Click for Biography Education PhD Social Psychology (University of Massachusetts at Amherst: 1976) BS Psychology (University of Massachusetts at Amherst: 1970) Teaching and Administrative Experience Associate Professor of PA Studies and Psychology, Le Moyne College: 2005-present Instructor, Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology, Le Moyne College: 1976-2009 Recipient, Instructor of the Year Award, Le Moyne College Physician Assistant Student Society: August 2007, August 2012 Co-Director, Consortium for Culture and Medicine (CCM, a medical humanities cooperative consisting of Le Moyne College, Syracuse University and Upstate Medical University): 1990-2004 Chair, Health Professions Advisory Committee, Le Moyne College: 1993-2004 Pre-health Professions Advisor, Le Moyne College: 1993-2004 Adjunct Associate Professor of Medical Humanities, Upstate Medical University: alternating fall semesters, 1985-1999 Co-tutor, Introduction to Clinical Medicine, Program in Medical Humanities, Upstate Medical University: 1990-1993 Teaching and Scholarly Interests Medical statistics pedagogy in physician assistant Students' beliefs about the role of research in the training of physician assistants Social psychology of vocational preferences in healthcare Social decision making models of health behavior Quotations that Inform My Teaching "I believe that the academic business is not just a profession; it's not just a trade; it comes down to being a calling." (Henry Gleitman) "The greatest mistake in the treatment of diseases is that there are physicians for the body and physicians for the soul, although the two cannot be separated." (Plato) "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm." (Ralph Waldo Emerson) "Time given to thought is the greatest timesaver of all." (Norman Cousins) "Every important idea in science sounds strange at first." (Thomas Kuhn) "Do not put your faith in what statistics say until you have carefully considered what they do not say." (William W. Watt) Elizabeth Cappelletti, M.S. Ed, RPA-C Clinical Coordinator Coyne Science Center Annex 305 (315) 445-4701 | email@example.com Click for Biography Education: Master of General Education-Le Moyne College Certificate of Completion, Physician Assistant Studies, Le Moyne College Bachelor of Science, Lynchburg College Specialty: Family Medicine and Pediatrics Philosophy: To train the students to become self-directed and life long learners so that they may always be driven to seek out the answers to things they do not know. Ed Wolfe, RPA-C Assistant Clinical Coordinator & Physical Diagnosis Laboratory Coyne Science Center Annex 303B (315) 445-4135| email@example.com Click for Biography Education: Hahnemann University, PA Program with B.S. degree, 1990 Specialty: Emergency Medicine Philosophy: "No one who seeks to educate clinicians can do so without a broad clinical experience. Medicine is more than books. At Le Moyne Physician Assistant Program, we are blessed with experienced clinicians who bring a wealth of clinical accumen with them. I strive, in all of my dealings with students, to be one of those clinicians who can bring years of experience to any question or problem that any student may have, and find a way to make relevant to them. As we used to say when I was in the Army, 'Lead by example.'" Sheila Faulkner Administrative Assistant Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-4745 | email@example.com Click for Biography Ms. Faulkner has been the program's Administrative Assistant since 2000. Rosalyn M. Carroll Staff Assistant Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-5434 | email@example.com Click for biography Julianne Duffy, RPA-C, MS Adjunct Instructor - Professional Skills Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-4745 | email@example.com Education: Philosophy: "Teach as though you are also learning the material...it keeps the subject interesting, and the educator motivated to do well!" Raelyn Killian, MS, RPA-C Adjunct Instructor - Problem Based Learning Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-4745 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Education: MS Physician Assistant Studies at Lemoyne College, Syracuse NY BS Cytotechnology Upstate Medical Center Adjunct Instructor PA Program Lemoyne College Adjunct Instructor School of Cytology Specialties: Currently working in primary care in an underserved population outside of Syracuse Three years as hospitalist and nocturnist at Community General Hospital Per Diem Emergency Room PA Sherradyn Mack, MS, RPA-C Adjunct Instructor - Physical Diagnosis Laboratory Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-4745 | email@example.com Click for Biography Education: Master of Science, Le Moyne College 2008 Bachelor of Science in Biology, Le Moyne College 2007 Specialty: Emergency Medicine Marc Maller, MD Adjunct Instructor - Pharmacology & Board Review Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-4745 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Education: American Board of Family Practice, Certification, 1982 Post-graduate Residency, Family Medicine, The Jamaica Hospital, Jamaica, New York, 1982 Tulane Medical School, 1977 BS biology, Union College, 1973 Specialties: Alzheimer's Disease Depression Philosophy: "A successful teacher creates an interactive environment conducive to learning; the classroom is the theatre, the students are the players, and the teacher is the director." Linda Mandanas, M.D., F.A.A.F.P Adjunct Instructor - Clinical Medicine Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-4745 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Education: Family Practice Residency Oakwood Hospital, Dearborn MI 1984 - 1987 University of Buffalo School of Medicine, 1984 Bachelor of Science Biology Houghton College, 1980 Specialties: Family Practice and Geriatrics Philosophy: Every Physician Assistant student should be firmly grounded in the principles and practices of primary care, which form the basis for excellent patient care regardless of the areas of medicine a student pursues after graduation. Michael Mastroleo, RPA-C Adjunct Instructor - Problem Based Learning Facilitator & Physical Diagnosis Laboratory Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-4745 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Education: Bachelor of Arts Economics, Saint Lawrence University Bachelor of Science Physician Assistant Studies, Touro College Physician Assistant Program Specialty: Emergency Medicine Amy Roberson, MS, RPA-C Adjunct Instructor - Problem Based Learning Facilitator Coyne Science Center Annex 312 (315) 445-4745 | firstname.lastname@example.com Click for Biography Education: Elizabethtown College, BS Biology, 2005 Le Moyne College, MS, 2007 Specialty: Emergency Medicine, 2007 - 2009 OB-GYN, 2008 - present Ms. Roberson joined our faculty in 2012.


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Model Elisha 50237804 Black
DetailsSlim fit
Point collar
Two-button mitered barrel cuffs
Darts at back
Rounded hem
Back length: 79 cm (31.1 in.)
Stretch cotton
DescriptionThis dress shirt by HUGO is crafted from soft cotton with a hint of stretch for comfort, and is shaped by a sophisticated point collar and two-button mitered barrel cuffs. Darts on the back enhance the fit of this slim style.
Model is 6'2" with a 32" waist, 40" chest, and is wearing size L.
Material & care
Material information: 95 % Cotton, 5% Elastane
Machine Wash Warm, Do Not Bleach, Iron Medium Heat, Dry Clean Only , Do Not Tumble Dry


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I wrote a lovely long review raving about this wig, but unfortunately, it got eaten. So instead, let me just say that this is my first wig experience and I can't believe how...Read complete review
I wrote a lovely long review raving about this wig, but unfortunately, it got eaten. So instead, let me just say that this is my first wig experience and I can't believe how it is changing my life. I am lucky enough to have very good hair on my own, but it is high maintenence. I decided to get a wig because we are going on a cruise and I don't want to have to deal with limp hair. I looked at Paula Young wigs because they have the large size that I need. I just took a look at the picture and ordered the color I hoped would work. To my amazement, the wig and color are wonderful. The wig is so natural that my daughter asked me if I was going to 'really wear a wig?" (Kids! :P) when I was wearing it!! :) I have since ordered it in two other colors and am buying extras 'just in case' this is ever discontinued. (By the way, I let some of my hair and bangs show which works great for me. You'll see that in the pic)
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Trial & errors for the perfect 'do'
By Granny R
from Green Bay, WI
About Me Minimalist
Comments about Color Me Exquisite Wig by Paula Young®:
My hair is stick straight & thinning at the top & bangs. No one suspects I wear a wig cause my hair appears to grow & I get it cut. I start out with Ryan, go shorter to Rosemary, then shorter to Daisy, reverse the order & my hair appears to grow & I get it cut. I tried Bravo, did not work, bangs way to short, but was gorgeous from the back. Going on a cruise & wanted pizzazz, I ordered Color Me Exquisite. I love it! A little more hair, but I squash it down on the top & upper sides & it's perfect! Truely a take from the box, shake & wear. A lot of trial & error went into finding what works for me, pay close attention to lengths.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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from Chicago, IL
About Me Beauty Conscious
Great wig! I now have 6 wigs. Addicted to getting the perfect style and this is it. I LOVE 4 of the wigs I have and use them all the time. I ordered them all in the same color so it just looks like I changed my haristyle. TIP: Bought some of those stretchy headbands and use them under my wig and don't have to worry about hair peeking out ever! LOVE MY WIGS! I always have a "good hair day"!
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I love, love, love this wig. I always feel beautiful when I wear it and get many compliments on "my" hair. I just say "thank you".
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Beautiful wig for a beautiful grandma
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The wig is easy to mantain. holds the style rain or shine.
I look 10 yrs younger
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wasn't sure about this purchase until I looked at my new hair style in the mirror. Several friends, family compliment on how young I look, very good to hear for a woman who is 56. Easy to wear and maintain.
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This wig looks beautiful,natural,fits great.The color is wonderful and so is the style.no one knows it's a wig .
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When I wear my "hair" I feel special!!!!
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I have this wig in many colors, and love each one. I can't tell you how many compliments I have had, Love them! Tip for those who need the large, I wear these over my hair, I have similar cut and color, you don't have to worry about haircoming out in back, and it has a more layered look. I think the large is cooler in our climate, I use bobby pins to secure it, wore it though a storm and thought sure it would come off it did not! I feel more secure with bobby pins and I am ready for anything. THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!!
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The style is natural and very flattering. I was wondering if I bought a larger size would it have covered my hair line more in the back...in any case I love it so much I hesitate to return it! The style and beauty met my expectations!
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Have worn this natural looking, easy style daily for quite a while.
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In all honesty, people stop me in the street to compliment my "hair" and a woman who was a stylist said she loved my hair and when I said it was a wig, she said the best ever she has seen. Requires a stylist, I think, to perfect the fit, feel and shape.
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St Augustine Dec 21st 1862
Sunday Dear Wife & Children
I put one letter in the Office yesterday so that I might be surely in season, if the Boat went out before advertised. We are having another Big Blow a Norther, perhaps the Boat will not go out for several days.
I am in fair health but Bilious [ ] to sum it up in a word I have got a liver complaint aggravated by the Climate & Food; I have no doubt if I could live as I do at home I should be hearty. If I knew that I was to stop here a year I should be tempted to have you and the Children come here. It would be a hard journey for you all & I suppose it is no use to think of such a thing as you would all feel the loss of home comforts extremely. Lt Lane & Corp Davis of Co. C. expect their wives every Boat. I should like soldiering much better if I could have you all with me. Providing you could get along with one pot (cook meat in)


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In 1908, Linda Hazzard, an American with some training as a nurse, published "Fasting for the Cure of Disease," which claimed that minimal food was the route to recovery from a variety of illnesses, including cancer. Hazzard was jailed after one of her patients died of starvation. But what if she was, at least partly, right?
A new surge of interest in fasting suggests that it might indeed help people with cancer. It might also reduce the risk of developing cancer, guard against diabetes and heart disease, help control asthma and even stave off Parkinson's disease and dementia.
"We know from animal models," says Mark Mattson at the National Institute on Aging, "that if we start an intermittent fasting diet at what would be the equivalent of middle age in people, we can delay the onset of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's."
Until recently, most studies linking diet with health and longevity focused on calorie restriction. They have had some impressive results, with the life span of various lab animals lengthened by up to 50 percent after their caloric intake was cut in half. But these effects do not seem to extend to primates. A 23-year study of macaques found that although calorie restriction delayed the onset of age-related diseases, it had no impact on life span. So other factors, such as genetics, may be more important for human longevity.
That's bad news for anyone who has gone hungry for decades in the hope of living longer, but the finding has not deterred researchers who study fasting. They point out that although fasting obviously involves cutting calories — at least on specific days — it brings about biochemical and physiological changes that daily dieting does not. Besides, calorie restriction may leave people susceptible to infections and biological stress, whereas fasting, done properly, should not.