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The WPJA at a glance: The Wedding Photojournalist Association puts the best Delaware wedding photographers at your fingertips, by granting membership only to the most talented professional wedding photographers in the world--photographers who focus solely on using their documentary photography skills to capture 'the moments' of your wedding day.
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Bear in Delaware, United States
Ron Soliman is a Delaware-based photographer specializing in documentary photography. With 12 years of experience as a newspaper photographer and a photography director, Ron has earned awards from the National Press Photographers Association, Press Photographers Association...Read more
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Leslie's style is a modern, documentary approach with elegant, relaxed portraiture. She relies on more than 10 years of experience as a professional photojournalist to create story-telling images from your day. Her attitude is personable, professional and friendly, and...Read more
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Getting Married in Delaware
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Rebekah Roose, is Graphic Designer for Public Affairs and Communications at Claremont McKenna College, one of the nation's top liberal arts colleges.
Roose served as Senior Director in Marketing and Graphics at Alexandria Real Estate Equities. Before her time at ARE, she was Senior Graphic Designer at World Vision International, a non-profit humanitarian organization, where she directed design communications for WVI's International office, oversaw organizational brand standards, and managed over a dozen freelance designers world-wide on a wide variety of design products. She also served as Graphic Designer for CB Richard Ellis, a Fortune 500 real estate company, servicing the design needs of about 100 internal and regional clients. With over a decade of design experience, Roose has created an extensive portfolio, including identity branding, graphic design, print publications, direct marketing and communication materials, photography, and website design.
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It's impossible for me to overstate the importance of worshipping God. Worship is more than simply an act in which we engage—it is our purpose in life. As Metropolitan Kallistos Ware says, "Orthodoxy sees man above all else as a liturgical creature who is most truly himself when he glorifies God, and who finds his perfection and self-fulfillment in worship." We talked about this fact in the previous episode, but all this raises a significant question: if we need to engage in worship, then what exactly is worship?
There are many ways this question could be answered, but I think it will be helpful to look at four basic elements of worship: true worship is Trinitarian, involves a group, is dramatic, and is cosmic.
Most of all, true worship is Trinitarian. The heart of Orthodox worship is expressed in this hymn of thanksgiving after receiving Holy Communion: "We have seen the true light! We have received the heavenly Spirit! We have found the true Faith! Worshipping the undivided Trinity, Who has saved us." As we saw in the first unit, this is what makes Orthodox worship transforming; we focus on God and remember that it is in Him that we live and move and have our being (Acts 17:28).
Placing our attention on the Holy Trinity is a key component of the services of the Church. All Orthodox services begin with a reference to the Holy Trinity; for example, the Divine Liturgy begins, "Blessed be the kingdom of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages. Amen." Through such a reference our attention is immediately directed to the focus of our worship: God the Holy Trinity. Many prayers are similarly concluded by praising the Trinity, an example of which is "unto Thee (i.e., Christ) we ascribe glory, together with Thy Father, who is from everlasting, and Thine all-holy, good, and life-creating Spirit, now and ever and unto ages of ages."
The Trinitarian element of worship is further emphasized by the fact that "those who worship (God) must worship in spirit and truth." (John 4:24). The only reason we can honestly and accurately say "Jesus is Lord" is because the indwelling Holy Spirit empowers us to say this (1 Corinthians 12:3). While any person can speak the words "Jesus is Lord," no one can say them as an act of true worship unless empowered by the Holy Spirit. This is important for two reasons. First, it means that true worship is guaranteed to be true because God the Holy Spirit motivates it. Second, it means true worship is a deeply intimate activity, because we are moved by God in us to praise God—we praise the divine through the divine.
True worship is also something we do with other people. While Christians certainly can and should worship God in private (a fact we'll talk about in later units of this study), Christianity is not the private faith of an isolated individual. Hebrews 10:25 explicitly commands that we should not "forsak(e) the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some." One reason for this is because, as Christ promised, He will be present where two or three come together in His name (Matthew 18:20). St. Cyril of Alexandria tells us there is tremendous power in this promise: "For Christ has assured us…there will be strength in the prayers of many, but that even if only two in number harmoniously and deliberately define their requests, they will come to their goal…For it is not the number of those gathered but the strength of their piety and their love of God that is effective."
The necessity of worshipping as a group is emphasized by the very word we use for the central service of the Church: liturgy. The word liturgy is derived from a Greek word meaning "the work of the people." As Fr. Stanley Harakas notes, anything short of wholehearted worship by the community of believers is unacceptable to God. Not only is the presence of a community necessary for the group worship of the Church, but the community must also be united in active worship of God; a member of the community being is so spiritually serious that it constitutes a betrayal of both the Church and God. The frequent reminders during the services to pay attention (such as, "Let us attend") are a reminder that all the people are to participate in worship.
The group element of worship is further reinforced by the Orthodox emphasis on the communion of saints. St. John of Kronstadt powerfully describes the close relationship between Christians on earth and the saints in heaven:
We ought to have the most lively spiritual union with the heavenly inhabitants, with all the saints, apostles, prophets, martyrs, prelates, venerable and righteous men, as they are all members of one single body, The Church of Christ, to which we sinners also belong, and the living Head of which is the Lord Jesus Christ Himself. This is why we call upon them in prayer, converse with them, thank and praise them. It is urgently necessary for all Christians to be in union with them, if they desire to make Christian progress; for the saints are our friends, our guides to salvation, who pray and intercede for us.
Another element of true worship is that it is dramatic. The "drama" of Orthodox worship is not the same as occurs in some churches, where skits, comedy, or dance routines are performed to entertain the congregation. Instead, the word "dramatic" refers to the words and actions of the priest and the people that recall God's saving activity in the world. Fr. Demetrios Constantelos says about this drama, "Through symbolic utterances, gestures, signs, and symbols, the whole redemptive plan of God is set before the congregation."
St. Nicholas Cabasilas tells us every detail of the Orthodox services is significant: "Not only the chants and readings but the very actions themselves have this part to play: each has its own immediate purpose and usefulness. But at the same time each symbolizes some part of the works of Christ, His deeds or His sufferings." In the end, he says, "Just as the work of redemption, when it was first achieved, restored the world, so now, when it is ever before our eyes, it makes the souls of those who behold it better and more divine."
Finally, true worship is cosmic. As St. Nicholas' teaching shows, true worship recognizes that all things are changed by God's saving work. The effects of Christ's Resurrection, and the power of the Holy Spirit over all creation, are spectacular spiritual realities that can be experienced through the worship of the Orthodox Church. St. Cyril of Jerusalem reflects this understanding when he says, ""May you behold as in a glass the glory of the Lord, and proceed from glory to glory, in Christ Jesus our Lord."
Time and space are also transformed by God, and therefore experienced differently in worship. The Church on earth lives simultaneously in two dimensions: we exist on earth, where we experience all the limitations of being human, but our worship lifts us out of this time and into the eternal worship that takes place in the presence of God. You may feel unable to engage in such grand, cosmic worship, but St. John Chrysostom says that God enables you to participate in this glorious experience:
And although, my good Christian, you are clothed in flesh and bone and in a multitude of weaknesses, nevertheless, you are made worthy together with the Bodiless Powers to praise and glorify the common Bishop and Lord. And despite your personal weaknesses, when you wish with all your might, then 'tightly' and psychosomatically through the Holy Spirit you are accompanied by the Cherubim in the Thrice-Holy Hymn and with them—peacefully—you glorify the All-holy Triune God. A common heavenly and earthly feast is being set up; one is the Thanksgiving, one the exultation, one the joyful choir.
This transforming experience should impel us to proclaim (as we do in many prayers), "Come, let us worship and fall down before Christ, our King and our God!"
In Orthodox worship we celebrate God's saving work in all of creation. But here's an important point: this work isn't simply something God does alone—He also works through us. In fact, Metropolitan John of Pergamon teaches, He has made us priests of creation. Metropolitan John says,
As the priests of creation we have the unique mission and great responsibility of uniting God and the material world. Our task is not simply to preserve creation but to purify it and elevate it to the level of divine existence. This act of elevation, the referring of creation to its creator; is the essence of our priesthood; thus creation is sanctified and partakes of the blessings that participating in divine life involves.
The Holy Prophet Isaiah proclaims the condition God intends for the earth (35:1‑2, 6‑7); the planet will only be returned to this condition by humanity cooperating with God's saving work. Fr. Stanley Harakas explains that "this process can only happen through the mediation of man, the priest who refers creation back to the Creator. Creation expects fallen man to mediate for its salvation…Each of us should contribute as much as we can." Our efforts at recycling, at reducing pollution, at renewing damaged areas, and other environmental activities will allow us to cooperate with Christ in His work to sanctify the world.
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To quote the press release, "The Leonard Maltin Movie Guide includes the ability to watch trailers, rent or buy movies from iTunes, and add a movie to one's NetFlix queue. The lists feature allows tracking the films you watch, want to see, and own. And the entire database is stored locally, so no network access is required to use the app. The 2013 version is optimized for iPhone 5 and is iOS 6 compatible. Personal movie lists (favorites, recommendations, want to see, etc.) are now backed up/restored via Apple's iCloud."
I've spent my life consulting reference books, but it's hard to argue with a program that, with a finger tap or two, enables you to acquire an instant filmography or watch the trailer of a film you're curious about. With another tap you can continue reading about a movie on imdb. MobileAge also sends my new movie reviews to each app subscriber when we post them on this site every Friday. The price is $1.99.
One of the app's earliest and most enthusiastic adopters was Doug Benson, who plays The Leonard Maltin Game on his popular podcast Doug Loves Movies. He complained that when he upgraded to the new 2013 app he lost all the personalized movie lists he'd compiled with the old app. Fortunately, there's a solution for this. The MobileAge folks explain:
a) Lauch the Settings app on your iOS device
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c) Tap Documents & Data and turn to Off
d) Go back and launch Movie Guide, you should now see your lists
e) You can now go back and turn Documents & Data to On
Whew! Now that we've fixed that problem, I can recommend the new 2013 Leonard Maltin Movie Guide for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch with a clear conscience. I use it myself…and I like it.
Stephan Klose | November 3, 2013 11:07 AM
I order the book every year and will continue to do so, but at this point in time where android rules with 82% of marketshare it would be nice to have the app on my android too.
Johnny | July 21, 2013 8:50 PM
Always bought your books but REALLY want to see an Android version of the app. John
Ben | July 19, 2013 4:53 PM
The App is on the iTunes Store anymore. Is it coming back soon?
Barry | January 31, 2013 12:45 PM
I've had the app for a few years on my iPod Touch and I love it. When will it update with the 2013 version? Thanks.
Carlos Sandoval | January 29, 2013 1:56 PM
Great app! I´m a programmer in a little video theatre, and we show alternative and classic films. This is a great reference tool, and a must for film buffs. One of the most passionate film historians at his best at the tip of your hands...
Brent Chastain | January 24, 2013 4:26 PM
But once again, like the Kindle version we can not search text on this wonderful reference. It would be great to pull up all movies that Maltin has called "sleepers" or "must sees" or seach for films in so many other ways via words and phrases. Hopefully if it moves the the Android platform it could have seach capabilities added.
Mike C | January 24, 2013 4:01 PM
I use it all the time - it's awesome. A very useful app - thanks!
An Android User | January 23, 2013 5:45 PM
Leonard, how about those of us on Android? Tell them to get one for us too!
Karen S. | January 23, 2013 5:10 PM
Can the app be used on the iPhone 4 ?
Norm | January 23, 2013 3:39 PM
I wonder when they will do a remake of Fahrenheit 451, what is the melting point of plastic...?
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So what excuse are they offering you for not developing an iPad app? After all these years of the iPhone app essentially remaining the same...
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At Pinocchio Art School we practice a well rounded art education including history and geography of art. The curriculum of all art classes (excluding tot's classes and adult classes) are centered on one region of the world at a time (Canadian art, Italian art, Mexican art, Chinese art, Russian art, Korean art, French art, etc.) and its visual details. Children explore the world of art and art movements (Antiquity, Classicism, Impressionism, Modern Art, Pop Art, Abstractionism, and many more). In the past year children studied Poland, China, Italy, Russia, Canada, Netherlands, England, India and other places. They painted Taj Mahal, Pizan tower, build Chinese Dragon, learned about henna art and much more.
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Art Voyage
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This class is a great beginner – introductory class in the world of art. The class is suitable for students that never tried the art or have very little experience working with paint. In this class students will learn about art fundaments such as paints, mixing, palette, composition & layout. The class consists of painting, drawing, collage and clay activities. Check out our art gallery here. You can register for the classes here.
Four Seasons Painting and Drawing
1 hour 30 min (Age: 8+)
This class is designed for serious little artists. Most student that get transferred into this class have been taking Art Voyage beginner or Art Voyage Intermediate class previously. The class is longer in length and gives students an opportunity to explore the projects in depth with the thorough assistance from the art instructor. This classical art program focuses on fundamental principles of visual art (painting and drawing) including composition, shading, tonal values and colour theory (warm vs. cool colors). Students will make still-life, landscape, portrait, and other subjects using pencil, pastel, tempera/acrylic, and watercolours. Check out our art gallery here. You can register for the classes here.
Mixed Media for Young Artists
1 hour (Age: 5+)
This exciting new program is a combination of different mediums, techniques, styles and genres students explore and try. This program will include drawing, painting, soft & oil pastel, pen & ink, craft and other different media. Students will do projects in classical, abstract, folk, cubism and other styles. The class is similar to Art Voyage with more focus on craft and collage work. In this class students will also explore the themes of art fundamentals and drawing. Check out our art gallery here. You can register for the classes here.
Painting Craft
1 hour 30 min (Age: 8+)
Sculpting with Salt Dough, Clay and Papier-Mache
1 hour (Age: 5+)
We going to work with salt dough (the ORIGINAL sculpting media), air-dry clay, polymer clay and papier-mache. Check out our art gallery here. You can register for the classes here.
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Chelsea Market
75 Ninth Ave., 212-652-2110
With more than 35 stores and restaurants, Chelsea Market is the neighborhood's answer to a mall. Like the nearby High Line, Chelsea Market has an intriguing history. In the 1890s the National Biscuit Company ran a huge bakery complex on this site, producing Oreos, Barnum's Animals Crackers and other snacks. By the end of the 1950s the company had departed New York for New Jersey, and the building fell out of use until several investors purchased it in the 1990s. These days ovens once again bake loaves and sweet treats, courtesy of Doughnuttery and Fat Witch Bakery, among others. Scuff marks and scratches on the market's wide main aisle testify to the industrial past and present. Visitors can dunk an impossibly chocolaty cookie from Jacques Torres into a deliciously fresh glass of Ronnybrook milk, produced on a third-generation family farm in the Hudson Valley; gnaw on salt-and-pepper jerky from Dickson's Farmstand Meats while browsing the latest literary releases at Posman Books; listen to one of the periodic chamber music concerts; take advantage of the free WiFi; cast an eye at a sample sale; or simply soak up the atmosphere.


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Angels and Fallen Women (ITW-101)
This class looks at social, cultural, and sexual expectations for nineteenth century women through selected texts, and examines the implications of those expectations for women today. Have we come a long way, or are we still operating under at least some of those old rules?
Section: ITW-101-20C
Credits: 4
Faculty: Tracy L Botting
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Time: 8:00AM‑9:45AM
Location: PARK-210
Start/End Date: Jan. 21, 2014 - May 9, 2014
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Brad Davis converted a penalty kick in the 14th minute to give the Houston Dynamo a 1-0 victory against the San Jose Earthquakes on Saturday.
With two road wins in as many weeks to open the season, the Dynamo have already matched their 2011 total in that category. Houston (2-0-0) is on a seven-game road trip while awaiting completion of the club's new stadium.
San Jose (1-1-0) took 21 shots, but only put four of those on goal, and the Earthquakes could not break through against Houston's defense, which has yet to give up a goal in 2012.


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Previewed by the company in March, JBL has announced that its new On Time Micro alarm clock speaker system is now available. The On Time Micro features a centrally-located iPod and iPhone dock, an AM/FM RDS radio, seven independent alarms, a backlit LCD screen with automatic dimming, two Phoenix drivers with 6 watts of power each, an auxiliary input, and an included remote control. The JBL On Time Micro is available now in silver or black and sells for $249.
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Hmmm how interestingly clever!
Your name in reverse order is ????
A random rearrangement of the letters in your name (anagram) will give you???
You can do your name , DH, DF, SO, OH?? names and children too!!
A bit for fun for a sunday!
Ok i will start :
My name is Danielle grace
Backwards it is: Elleinad Ecrag
An anagram of my name is: Eliaednl Racge
My partners name is Richard Mark
backwards it is: Drahcir Kram
an anagram of the name is : Iahdrrc Makr
Our childrens names
My son : Bailey Ashton
Backwards it is: Yeliab Nothsa
Anagram: Aiblye Ahntos
My daughter: Liberty faith arizona
Backwards: Ytrebil Htiaf Anozira
anagram : Tleyibr Ihfta Araonzi
So basically have some fun!!Dani mum to My little dude Bailey & my little minx Liberty
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Phoenix, Elijah, Zeke, Logan
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Tropical Storm Andrea was a reminder that Hurricane Season has started. Weather experts are telling folks to get ready, and to be prepared. Here in Bay County, we've been through enough storms in the last 20 years to know how important bottled water and spare flash lights can be, but Bay County Emergency Operations Chief Mark Bowen says every year is different.
"The county is as ready as it can be, Bowen says, every year, we get better, every year we learn something more." When asked what residents should do to prepare, Bowen says," you know, the first thing to do is the basics, how am I going to stay alive if there is no water in my tap and my power is off ?How am I gonna take care of myself and my family and my pets?"
Bowen says residents should get ready now, and not wait until a storm is in the Gulf. Hurricane Season ends november 30th.


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|Joyce M. Wagner
|Sunday, June 16, 2013 11:40 PM
July 12, 1947-June 15, 2013
She was born July 12, 1947, in Lima to Norbert and Helen (Stechschulte) Schroeder. Her mother survives in Leipsic.
On Aug. 19, 1983, she was united in marriage to Frederick Wagner, who survives in Delphos.
Survivors include nine sons, Daniel (Lori) Hulihan of Bluffton, Mark (Flower) Hulihan of Maryville, Tenn., Sean (Rachel) Hulihan, Jim (Julie Smith) Wagner, Michael Wagner and Clint Wagner of Delphos; Rocky (Michelle) Wagner of Lima and Frederick Wagner Jr. and Edward (Katy) Wagner of Delphos; a daughter, Tammy (Paul) Nieto of Delphos; two sisters, JoAnn (Ken) Winkle of Columbus, Ind., and Rose (Duke) Imm of Ottawa; two brothers, Tom (Mary) Schroeder of Ottawa and Roger (Cara) Schroeder of Midland, Mich.; 13 grandchildren, Ay'lish and Nicole Hulihan, Jeremiah, Jordan and Rudy Nieto, Laine, Alec and Matthew Hulihan, Bailie, Kestley and Connor Hulihan, Tristen and Morgan Wagner and Gwen and Gracie Wagner; and two great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Wagner worked for Phillips and retired after 30 years of service. After retirement, she worked at Lakeview Farms for five years.
She was a past member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Leipsic.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Harter and Shier Funeral Home, Father Chris Bohnsack officiating. Burial will be at a later date.
Visitation will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and for one hour prior to the services Thursday at Harter and Shier Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the family.
To leave condolences for the family, visit harterandschier.com.


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Eyes (Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences)
Meet the Ophthalmology Physicians
Robert M. Schwarcz, MD
- Gender
- Male
- Department
- Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences
- Practice Specialty
- Ophthalmology (Eyes)
- Medical Education
- Howard University College of Medicine
- Residency
- SUNY Downstate
- Fellowship
- UCLA Medical Center
New York University Medical Center
- Board Certified
- Ophthalmology
- Main Location
Montefiore Medical Center
111 East 210th Street
Bronx, NY 10467-2401
Phone: (718) 920-2020
Fax: (718) 515-3734
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3400 Bainbridge Avenue
Bronx, NY 10467-2404
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2300 Westchester Avenue
Bronx, NY 10462-5072
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600 East 233rd Street
Bronx, NY 10466-2604
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495 Central Park Avenue
Scarsdale, NY 10583-1068
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4141 Carpenter Avenue
Bronx, NY 10466-2601
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1180 Morris Park Avenue
Bronx, NY 10461-1925
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2475 Saint Raymonds Avenue
Bronx, NY 10461-3124
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Yonkers, NY 10704-1044
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- Academic Title
- Assistant Professor, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
- Administrative Title
- Director of Oculofacial Plastic Surgery, Montefiore Medical Center
- Clinical Focus
- Plastic and cosmetic surgery of the face, including reconstructive surgery
- Research Focus
- Plastic surgery of the eyelids and face, browlifts, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, facelifts, orbital, and lacrimal surgery, facial trauma reconstructions, mohs reconstructions and thyroid eye disease.
- Publications
- Subperiosteal midface lift with or without hard palate graft for correction of lower eyelid retraction, Ophthalmology 2006 113(10):1869-73
- Strabismus after Deep Lateral Wall Orbital Decompression in Thyroid Related Orbitopathy Patients Using Automated Hess Screen, Ophthalmology 2006 113(6):1050-5
- Comparing Outcomes of Enucleation and Evisceration, Ophthalmology 2006 Dec accepted Ben Simon GJ, Syed AM, Seongmu L, Schwarcz RM, McCann JD, Goldberg RA
- Orbital Invasion by recurrent maxillary ameloblastoma, Ophthalmology 2006 113(7):1227-30 Nakra T, Ben Simon GJ, Douglas RS, Schwarcz RM, Goldberg RA, McCann JD
- Cerclage Technique for Repairing Large Circular Defects of the Trunk: Staged Excision of a Plexiform Neurofibroma. Dermatol Surgery, Dermatol. Surg. 2008 Jul;34(7):939-43
- Languages
- Hungarian, Spanish
- Biography
- Dr. Schwarcz is one of only 500 surgeons nationwide to be admitted to the American Society of Oculofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. He has more than 30 published articles in his field, including textbook chapters, and continues to lecture on an international circuit. Dr. Schwarcz is a diplomate of the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery and Ophthalmology. He completed two subspecialty training fellowships in Los Angeles, California, first Oculoplastic surgery, followed by Facial Cosmetic surgery. Dr. Schwarcz enjoys participating in medical mission trips abroad, most recently with the CRISP foundation in Mazetenango, Guatemala, where he provided services to children with facial deformities.


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Dr. Mark G. Wright is an entomologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Mark obtained a B.Sc. (Hons) and M.Sc. from Stellenbosch University in South Africa, and his Ph.D. in entomology from the University of Natal (1997). He worked on insects associated with indigenous crops and vegetables in South Africa (Department of Agricultural Development and Agricultural Research Council), prior to moving to Cornell University for a post-doctoral fellowship, where he worked on augmentative releases of Trichogramma for biological control of European corn borer. He then moved to the University of Hawaii to take up a position in the Department of Plant and Environmental Protection Sciences.
He concentrates on integrated pest management research and extension in tropical fruit and nut crops, with strong research interests in sustainable pest management, risk-assessment for non-target impacts in biological control and post-release evolution in biological control agents.
Mark has authored and co-authored numerous papers on insect-plant interactions, insect diversity, augmentative biological control, invasive insects, and integrated pest management. Mark is editor of the Proceedings of the Hawaiian Entomological Society, and is on the editorial board of Environmental Entomology. He has current research projects addressing key pests of coffee, papaya and macadamia nuts, agro-ecosystem diversification and pest suppression, and control of invasive pests attacking indigenous plant species in Hawaii.


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Steps to Beach Path by Marriott...Heated Pool...WiFi in Marco Island
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Great News!!! The new public beach path is now open!!! Our home at
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beach, just north of the Marriott. We provide beach chairs, towels,
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Our 3 BR 2 BA home includes a spacious LR with leather seating, DR with new dining set and sliding door to the lanai, fully equipped white kitchen with granite counters, sunny breakfast nook, and laundry room.
The master bedroom boasts a new King bedroom set, sliding door to
the lanai, and attached bathroom with shower. On the opposite side
of the home, the two other bedrooms share a bathroom with spa tub
and separate shower. One bedroom has a queen bed and the other has
twin beds and a sliding door to the lanai.
The expansive lanai with electric heated pool, patio furniture, and
gas grill is enclosed by a screened pool cage. The backyard is
surrounded on three sides by hedges for maximum privacy.
With tile floors throughout and a strict "no smoking" and "no pets" policy, we strive to provide a low allergen environment.
This is one of four homes we own on the same street. They are
perfect for family vacations or for those attending conferences at the Marriott.
HIGH SPEED INTERNET and phone calls to the US and Canada are included.
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Proposed rate hikes for Handybus users
People riding the Scotts Bluff County Handybus may be paying more in the future.
Under rate increases proposed Monday evening by County Operations Director Carol Prince, riders picked up in Lyman and Morrill would see the one way rate increase from $4 to $5. Riders from Melbeta, Mitchell and Minatare will pay $4 instead of $3 one way and those in Scottsbluff and Gering will see a jump to $2 from $1.50 one way.
Prince says the rate increases are necessary to help cover some of the increased cost for the service and reduce the impact on county taxpayers. The rate hikes are projected to generate another $4,300 in the next fiscal year, reducing the taxpayer burden from $55,000 to $51,000.
Prince and commission members admit the hikes may be difficult for those on fixed incomes who rely on the service. Prince says she expects a lot of people to show up for a public hearing on the proposed increases, which could be as early as the board's next meeting November 13th.
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By Tom Van Osdol United Way chairman
The Herald Bulletin
---- — This week, United Way of Madison County announced an exciting campaign goal of $1 million. While this might seem to be a lofty goal, we believe it well within our reach through the combined partnership of individuals and organizations in our community. We also believe that this announcement is about much more than raising a specific dollar amount — it's about building hope and impacting the community through the power of ONE.
With financial donations raised between today and Dec. 31, we can build a stronger community together through proven systems that work. Together, we can also equip organizations to address social challenges and create opportunities for all who call Madison County their home.
With the efforts of this campaign we will strive to invest $2 back into the community for every $1 donated. With the help of grants, matching funds and individual financial assistance (in the form of mortgage assistance and prescription drug discounts), United Way of Madison County was able to double the amount donated to a total community investment of more than $1.8 million in this past year. Our goal is to continue this work and deliver $2 for every $1 again. Find out more about United Way's impact in the community at www.unitedwaymadisonco.org/2for1.
Will you "Be the ONE" and consider partnering with us? Join us in reaching our goal of investing $2 million into the community in 2014 by raising $1 million in local donations. You can give online at www.unitedwaymadisonco.org/give, over the phone by calling 765-643-7493, by mail at P.O. Box 1200, Anderson, IN 46012 or through payroll deduction if you are employed at a partnering workplace.
Through your partnership we can help a child succeed in school. Through your partnership we can provide access to persons that need health services. Through your partnership we can keep a family safe in their home. Through your partnership we can help low-wage earners build skills for stable careers. An investment in United Way is the single best way to help the most people in our community.
It only takes one person to impact one life. With so many individual donors, businesses and nonprofits right here in Madison County working together, that one gift can go so much further. We invite you to "Be the ONE" that makes a difference. United, we will create opportunities, build hope and develop a stronger community for tomorrow.
Tom VanOsdol, chair of United Way's 2013-2014 campaign, is president of St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital.


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Kardashian Kollection Textured Hoop Earrings
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This Oasis Earring Set lets you pick the perfect pair to suit your mood.
The set comes with five pairs of earrings, each with a wonderfully ladylike design. The two sets of sparkling studs have a bronzed tone and are a simple way to add a subtle shimmer to any outfit.
The cute gold blossoms have a pearl centre to add to the vintage inspired design, while the two pairs of flower studs are gorgeously girly, with twinkling centres and carefully crafted petals.
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Ladies jewel colour pop necklace.Colour: Pink. Metal.
Ladies floral drop earrings.Colour: Mint. Metal.
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This Oasis Charm And Hoop Earrings Set comes with a range of styles to perfectly match your attire.
The petite, sparkling studs are ideal for adding touch of twinkle to your day, while the clustered studs boasts a gorgeous shimmer and an antique gold hue for a vintage appeal.
The gold tone hoops are wonderfully boho, with clusters of clear beads and simple fishhook fastenings.
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This Fiorelli Triple Heart Stone Set Stretch Bracelet has an urban edge with a touch of ladylike charm.
The chunky stretch bracelet has a contemporary feel, with interlocking links to create an edgy style. The 3 heart pendants contrast with this look and add a feminine touch, with the Fiorelli embossed logo and subtle crystal detail for a tasteful twinkle.
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'Happy' Slogan Necklace
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A tanker truck carrying 8,000 gallons of ethanol overturned Tuesday in the vicinity of the McDonald's located at 335 US Hwy 70 in Selma, officials said.
The area between Highway 301 and Interstate 95 is closed to all traffic as of early Tuesday afternoon.
As a precaution, businesses within 500 feet of the overturned tanker have been evacuated. Police were on scene directing traffic Tuesday afternoon.


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Luck, Colts come from behind again to beat Titans
Andrew Luck led Indianapolis back from a 13-point second-half deficit aas the Colts rallied for a 27-23 victory Sunday over the Titans.
Colts' rookie class continues to shine
Drafting Andrew Luck with the top pick was the easy decision for Colts GM Ryan Grigson. The rest of his rookie class has also been tremendous.
Colts sign LB Westerman, activate OG Olsen
The Colts signed LB Jamaal Westerman to the active roster and activated OG Seth Olsen from injured reserve. They also placed LB Justin Hickman on I.R.
AFC South Spin cycle: Thrilling comeback keeps Colts winning
The Colts keep finding ways to win, the Texans got back to winning comfortably and the lost seasons in Jacksonville and Tennessee continued.
Luck, Wilson highlight strange, amazing QB week
Rookies Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck were spectacular in Week 13. But there were several other notable QB performances.
Colts stun Lions on Luck's game-winner
Andrew Luck threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Donnie Avery with no time left to lift the Colts to a dramatic 35-33 comeback win over the Lions.
Freeney, Mathis finally wreaking havoc at same time
We hear the presence of OLBs Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis finally on the field together comes at the right time for the Colts.
Colts sign S Howell, Olsen returns to practice
The Colts signed S Delano Howell from the Bills' practice squad to the Colts' active roster and announced that OG Seth Olsen will return to practice.
Week 12 Players of the Week
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AFC South Spin cycle: Texans get controversial win, Colts win ugly
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Colts hang on for 20-13 win over the Bills
T.Y. Hilton scored on a 75-yard punt return and caught an 8-yard TD pass Sunday, leading the Colts to a 20-13 victory over Buffalo.
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After suffering a concussion in a Week 10 loss to the Patriots, Bills RB Fred Jackson has been cleared to return and is expected to play Sunday.
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The Texans' defense was bailed out by a historic performance from QB Matt Schaub, while nothing could bail out Colts QB Andrew Luck's continued turnover issues on the road.
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MANKATO - Imagine beginning a new job and being told one of the requirements is to start writing with your nondominant hand. Seem like an unreasonable, not to mention outrageous, request?
To a large degree that is what the Vikings are asking offensive lineman Artis Hicks to do this season. Acquired in an offseason trade with the Philadelphia Eagles, Hicks has been shifted from left to right guard. That means hand and footwork moves that came naturally now have to be given some thought.
"The last four years I've been learning how to step with my left foot first and make sure my left hand is outside. Now it's the opposite," he said. "Your body is telling you, 'This doesn't feel right, do it the other way.' But mentally you've just got to keep fighting it and retrain yourself."For example," Hicks continued, "when I slide to the right and block the three-technique [defensive lineman] my brain is telling me, 'Hey, your feet are wrong, do your feet the other way.' Because that's what feels comfortable. It's just a matter of repetitions. It will come."
Considering his options, Hicks certainly isn't complaining about being asked to make the move. The Vikings gave free agent Steve Hutchinson $16 million in guaranteed money to play left guard, so if Hicks wanted to start, the right side was the only place where a job opening existed.
Coach Brad Childress, the former Eagles offensive coordinator, thought enough of Hicks' abilities that the 27-year-old was named the starting right guard shortly after being obtained on draft weekend.
Hicks, entering his fifth season, started 31 of the 38 games he played for the Eagles. He has played both guard and tackle in the NFL, but always on the left side. Last season, Hicks started 12 games at guard before moving to tackle for the final two games. The last time Hicks lined up on the right side was during his sophomore season at Memphis.
"When [you] played on the left side that long, you get used to putting your weight a certain way and for all the looks to come a certain way," offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said. "So now he switches it over, he's got to be able to switch his weight, put his weight on a different foot. The rushes come at him a little bit different. He's doing a nice job making the transition."
Childress points out that Hicks is getting valuable experience in practice because he is frequently matched up against Kevin Williams. "He's arguably the best defensive tackle in the game, and if you go against the best on a regular basis it's going to kind of make everybody else seem a little easier," said the 6-4, 335-pound Hicks.
Williams senses Hicks has become more comfortable at right guard as training camp has progressed.
"It's going to be difficult on anybody changing positions and you're used to playing another one for so long," Williams said. "For the most part, he's doing pretty good and holding his own."
Veteran Jason Whittle also has been impressed. Whittle knows exactly what Hicks is going through. He played right tackle in college at Southwest Missouri State but was moved to left guard when he entered the NFL in 1998.
"Not only are your plays flip-flopped and stuff -- that's actually the easy part -- the hard part is that now you've got to tilt to one side," said Whittle, who is primarily being used as the Vikings' backup center. "You've got all your weight balanced on your inside foot and it's opposite. It's kind of like learning to drive a car on the [opposite side] of the road. Some guys have an easier time with it than others. Hicks seems like he's doing a great job with it. You've got to commend him for that. He's jumped in at full speed and really worked at it."Kentucky Vikes Fan
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Re: Artis Hicks sees his job from a new angle
Hicks is taking this very well.. He understood that with the Vikes signing Hutch, that he really had no chance to start on the left side.. He knew that if he was going to be a starter, that it would be on the right side of the line.. I am sure he understands that if he gets this down, that is at least 3 positions that he can play on the OL.. That is a really good trait to have..
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this was already posted at least once, if not twice
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"How's it feel to be home?" asks Janet. "Good," responds Sarah.
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Sarah soldiered through two lung transplant surgeries and related treatments in a battle against cystic fibrosis.
"We're very proud of what Sarah's accomplished. She's been so strong. She's really done so much to get herself here," says Fran Murnaghan, Sarah's father. "She's doing fantastic but this is really the beginning of the next chapter."
FOX 29 cameras were rolling when Sarah came home from CHOP Tuesday by ambulance. She had family and friends rejoicing as she was carried into the house.
Later in the day, she gave a gentle wave from her porch as she sat with her family. It was a reunion after an especially tough summer with her parents lobbying Washington to change organ donor rules, so she could get an adult set of lungs to save her life.
"We knew we had very little time and we knew that the system was up against us," says Janet.
The rule was suspended and she got that needed transplant, but the first lungs failed, demanding a second procedure in the dark days of June.
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The family says she's made great progress healing from operations, but the recovery will continue at home, with frequent trips to therapy sessions.
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When Miguel de Icaza spoke at the 2000 Ottawa Linux Symposium, he opened his talk with a blunt message: "Let's make Unix not suck."
Coming from anyone else's mouth, such a glib suggestion might have been met by a chorus of cat calls. But for de Icaza, who can perhaps be credited with doing more than any other individual to bring mainstream workstation usability to Linux and Unix systems, those words weren't meant to pick a fight. They were a mission statement.
Miguel first became interested in open source as far back as 1991, but his biggest impact came in 1997, when he founded the Gnome project with his friend Frederico Mena. Now in its second iteration, Gnome has become one of the most popular GUI desktop environments for Linux systems. And Ximian, the company de Icaza founded with Nat Friedman and sold to Novell last year, continues to develop sophisticated desktop applications to run on it, such as the groupware client, Evolution.
But by 2001, Miguel and his team had run into a problem. The development tools available for Linux -- which, in true Unix tradition, were based mainly on the low-level C programming language -- made it difficult to build the kind of large, multiprocess, multicomponent applications they had envisioned.
"We really wanted to have something better, just for selfish reasons," de Icaza says. "Instead of spending two and a half years developing Evolution, we would have loved to crack that application in a year."
And so, de Icaza embarked on perhaps his most ambitious project yet: Mono, an effort to implement Microsoft's .Net development environment for Linux. Mono 1.0 will form the foundation of Ximian's application development efforts when it ships next month and may become a force in the Linux programming community.
When asked if it's wise to devote so much energy seemingly just to mimic Microsoft's successes, de Icaza is philosophical. "You could argue, also, that we should begin from scratch," he says. "Why do we need to copy the concept of a file? Or why do we need to copy the concept of a window, or the File menu, or cut and paste? And although I think there's a lot of value in doing that, and that definitely has to be researched, there's also value in reusing what you're familiar with."
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Federal and state authorities are investigating the cause of a deadly freight train derailment in southwestern New Mexico.
A spokesman with the Federal Railroad Administration says five investigators were at the site Monday. There were also two state inspectors at the scene.
The FRA investigators are examining all factors that may have contributed to the derailment. It could take several weeks before a cause it determined.
The derailment happened Saturday near Bayard when the train's locomotive plunged 40 feet down a ravine, killing the three people onboard.
The train was operated by Southwest Railroad Inc.
Police identified the three as 38-year-old Donald White, 60-year-old Steven Crose and 50-year-old Ann Thompson. White lived in Silver City, and Corse and Thompson were originally from the northern Arizona community of Paulden.
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DANI King and Jon Dibben are preparing for new challenges in the final round of the 2013/14 UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Guadalajara, Mexico.
With World Championship qualification in key events assured, Great Britain will field new combinations in the men's and women's team sprint while King will break out of the team pursuit mould and contest two solo events.
King will be the sole representative in the women's endurance events, with her team pursuit teammates Laura Trott, Joanna Rowsell, Elinor Barker and Katie Archibald not travelling.
She will compete in the scratch race and the omnium, the latter new territory for the 23-year-old, with Trott the current Olympic omnium champion and World Cup leader.
"Clearly Laura is the best in the world at the event but I like to keep her on her toes!" she said.
"I really enjoy bunch racing, so it'll be a great opportunity for me to go out there and see what I can do really."
Dibben will lead a young team pursuit squad including debutants Oliver Wood, Jake Ragan and Chris Latham.
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NASCAR may have been going to Darlington Raceway longer, and Indianapolis Motor Speedway may hold more history. But one track and one race reigns over both, and it is the site of unquestionably NASCAR's biggest and most prestigious event.
Since it opened its doors in 1959, Daytona International Speedway has been the Mecca of stock car drivers and fans alike. It has been the sight of triumph and tragedy -- sometimes both at the same time -- and has had more than its fair share of memorable moments.
The first 500-mile race on the two-and-a-half-mile track featured a side-by-side photo finish which resulted in NASCAR initially awarding the victory to Johnny Beauchamp before reversing its decision and awarding the win to Lee Petty three days later.
From that moment forth, the legacy of NASCAR's premiere event would only grow.
The second chapter added to the Book of Enchantment that is the Daytona 500 was added four years later when Tiny Lund went to Victory Lane.
What made Lund's victory so special wasn't because it was the first Daytona 500 win for Glen and Leonard Wood, but that Lund was a last-minute replacement for original driver Marvin Panch, who was injured in a testing accident weeks prior. It was Lund who rescued Panch and pulled him out of the fiery wreckage.
As a thank you, Panch asked the Wood Brothers to give his ride to Lund. Lund capitalized on the opportunity and drove the famous No. 21 Wood Brothers Ford to victory.
Richard Petty won his first of seven Daytona 500s when he dominated the 1964 affair, leading 184 of 200 laps and easily earning his first superspeedway victory of any kind.
The 1967 version of "The Great American Race" was won by Mario Andretti two years before the future Formula One World Champion claimed glory in the other 500-mile race of note – the Indianapolis 500.
In 1972, another famous IndyCar driver picked up the checkered flag when A.J. Foyt became the third different driver to take the Wood Brothers to Victory Lane.
Throughout the '60s and '70s, Richard Petty and David Pearson dominated NASCAR's Grand National Series, which we now know as the Sprint Cup. In a 12-year span, they combined to win nine series championships, and in 1976, the two legendary combatants staged one of sport's great finishes in Daytona.
Leading on the last lap, Petty was passed by Pearson heading down the backstretch and into Turn 3. As was common then and still is today when racing at Daytona, Petty attempted to use the draft to power under Pearson coming off of the final corner and toward the checkered flag.
However, Petty never cleared Pearson's car, and the two champions made contact with one another with each spinning through the grass – just short of the finish line.
Petty's Dodge was finished and he was unable to get his car restarted. Pearson had the presence of mind to keep his foot on the clutch while spinning and, when he came to a stop, he put his car into gear and limped across the finish line. It was his first and last Daytona 500 victory, but it came in a manner no one will ever forget.
To everyone's astonishment, that dramatic finish would be topped just three years later in a race that would forever put NASCAR on the minds of the American public.
In 1979, CBS decided to broadcast the 500 in its entirety. For the first time, NASCAR's top race would be shown flag-to-flag throughout the country. As luck would have it, a blizzard hit the northeast and kept people in their homes watching television.
What viewers saw was a finish where the first- and second-place cars driven by Donnie Allison and Cale Yarborough intentionally wrecked one another on the white-flag lap, and Richard Petty come out of nowhere to claim his sixth Daytona 500 victory. Then, in what might be the most famous moment in NASCAR history, Allison and his brother, Bobby, engaged Yarborough physically.
Live on national television.
People who never considered themselves race fans before instantaneously took sides and became ardent supporters of the blossoming sport. It was a moment that forever launched NASCAR to once-unforeseen heights and it will always associated with NASCAR's premiere event.
Bobby Allison won the 500 for the second time in 1982. In a poignant moment that touched on the bond between father and son, he beat his son Davey to the finish line for a third win in 1988.
Yarborough took center stage again in the '80s when he became just the second driver (Richard Petty was the first) to take consecutive trips to the Daytona winner's circle in 1983 and 1984.
Throughout the '80s, Dale Earnhardt came close many times to winning the one race that had always eluded him. With each passing year, however, Earnhardt would find some way not to win.
In 1990, the "Earnhardt Hex" really took on a life of its own.
Dominating all afternoon, it appeared to be a foregone conclusion that "The Intimidator" would finally taste victory at Daytona. Coming off Turn 2 on the final lap, though, the famous black No. 3 car slowed due to a punctured tire. Derrike Cope, a little regarded driver from Spanaway, Wash., swept under Earnhardt and scored the win.
Close runner-up finishes in 1993 and 1995 added further proof that the Daytona 500 was simply not Earnhardt's race to win. However, that all changed on a cloudy Sunday afternoon in 1998.
Out front, as he frequently was at Daytona, Earnhardt led with two laps to go when the caution came out for an accident on the backstretch. Deftly beating Bobby Labonte and Jeremy Mayfield back to the start/finish line, Earnhardt finally secured the one thing which had always slipped out of his grasp and won the Daytona 500.
A celebration worthy of such an achievement then commenced. Every crew member from every team greeted the seven-time champion as he came down pit road.
Just three years later, Earnhardt was involved in another incident no one will ever forget when he tragically lost his life after a head-on crash into the Turn 4 wall.
As Earnhardt's damaged machine came to a rest at the bottom of the track, Michael Waltrip flew underneath the checkered flag to bring home the victory. Waltrip won the race driving a car actually owned by Earnhardt himself.
As low as NASCAR fans felt at that moment, Dale Earnhardt Jr. claimed victory in the 2004 edition of the 500 -- six years to the day his father was killed -- and helped do away with some of the sadness that still lingered.
Over the next seven years, the Daytona 500 was won by champions with impressive resumés (Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson and Matt Kenseth) as well as unlikely winners (Ryan Newman and Jamie McMurray).
The unlikeliest of winners was precocious, 21-year-old Trevor Bayne, who was making just his second career Sprint Cup start when he won in 2011.
There he was, driving for that same venerable Wood Brothers team that had won in 1963, 1968 and 1972 and celebrating like all those who had celebrated before him.
And why shouldn't he?
After all, this is Daytona: the birthplace of NASCAR and where a win means more than anywhere else.