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One Holy Family Catholic School teacher's creativity in the classroom helps her stand out with her students.
Mrs. Gloria Heck is described by her students as fun, creative, and a great artist. She also doesn't give a lot of homework, which is appreciated by her third graders.
"She not only pushes them to be the very very best they can be, whether that be an A or a C," Holy Family Catholic School Principal Becky Schmitt says. "Also spiritually, she's a great role model."
Mrs. Heck's been at Holy Family for 28 years. She started as an art teacher, but wanted to do it all.
"Bringing life to kids, teaching them how to read, bringing them into new worlds, teaching them math and not to be afraid of the numbers, it's just now that my children are grown, it's just my family," she says.
She hit a bump in the road last summer, however, after her husband passed away. But she knew what she needed in her life.
"I had two weeks to decide what to do last year, and I had to come," Mrs. Heck says. "It was my saving grace to come back to school."
She says the kids keep her going, and so do her fun activities like monkey games to keep the kids well behaved, and even her science projects.
"Mom and dad bring in the ingredients and the whole class watches it," Schmitt explains. "They have to learn step by step what to do. And I go in and watch those quite often. They're fun to watch."
The faculty say she's known for her calmness in teh classroom, and her kind heart. Mrs. Heck says getting recognized for something like this means the world to her.
"Everytime you get a personal affirmation, like somebody pats you on the back, it helps you to be stronger, better yet than you are, and I won't forget it," she says.
Mrs. Heck has no plans to stop teaching anytime soon. She says she does it for the kids.
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Galway is set for a jobs boost as a U.S. company is set to move 240 jobs from California to the western Irish city.
Medtronic Inc, the world's largest medical device company, announced Friday that it was laying off staff at the California plant and moving most of the jobs to the Galway plant in Parkmore which already employs about 2,000 people.
Company spokesman Chuck Grothaus said he expected the "vast majority" of the jobs to be moved there.
"We have many centers of excellence around across the world that are part of our global operation, and Galway is one of them" Grothaus said.
The company said the recent ound of lay-offs in California was part of a five-year plan to shift manufacturing to its "manufacturing center of excellence" in Ireland, where tax rates are lower.
At its Galway plant the company manufactures a range of products for its vascular division including stents, stent delivery systems, as well as products for the treatment of coronary artery disease.
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I'm putting it out there now. I love the Houston Rockets backcourt. Good luck guys. Great game Lin and Harden.— Cuttino Mobley (@CuttinosLife) November 1, 2012
Rockets announce Donatas Motiejunas missed practice today with an infection, because not enough is going against them apparently.per Feignhttps://twitter.com/Jonathan_Feigen
By Michael Levkowitz & Thomas Johnson (From Nyfwc.com - full story: Sources Should Say: Carlos Boozer Trades That Make Sense) "Morey has been biding his time looking for a talented (and preferably marketable) big man since Yao Ming's retirement. Boozer is no Dwight Howard…but he shouldn't exactly cost "the house." Kevin Martin is certainly still a potent offensive player, but he clashed with coach Kevin McHale, plus he's in the last year of his contract and he hasn't exactly expressed interest in taking a discount to stay in Houston. Is Boozer a big enough prize for Morey to justify parting with K-Mart and the still developing Patrick Patterson? Boozer seemed to fit in reasonably well alongside Asik in Chicago, and would certainly fit in real well alongside Lin on the new Billboards around Houston. He's still a top-10 power forward in the league, and paired with Asik, the Rockets could be assured of holding their own on the boards every night. More importantly, he can score from down low. Beyond Boozer, don't sleep on the value of the Bulls' upcoming draft pick. That team could well end up high in the lottery even if they don't choose to openly tank, and we all know how much Daryl Morey loves his draft picks… Chicago upgrades the shooting guard position significantly (something it seems they've been trying to do since they let Ben Gordon leave in free agency), while ridding itself of the under-achieving Boozer contract. Many Chicago fans genuinely believe that their team looked most dangerous when Taj was starting while Boozer was out with an injury; the hope is that Gibson will blossom with increased minutes and freedom. Ideally Patterson, who people smarter than myself seem to believe has a much higher ceiling than Gibson ever did,will push Taj for minutes, and one of the two will stick. Martin can hit open shots in rhythm, and create with some efficiency at the end of the shot clock when necessary. Once Rose returns, the team would instantly return to the title conversation. In the mean time, Martin could well push Chicago damn close to the playoffs, and would certainly help the team continue to put an entertaining team on the floor during Rose's absence." To read the rest of the article (with Boozer to Sacramento and Brooklyn scenarios) click hereNot Your Father's Water Cooler or Nyfwc.com
Jonathan Feigen @Jonathan_Feigen Rockets have come to an agreement with guard Carlos Delfino on a one-year deal, with team option on 2nd season, per source.Jonathan Feigen on Twitter
The Celtics don't have the salary-cap space to sign Lee outright, but sources say that the Houston Rockets have let it be known that they're willing to participate in sign-and-trade deals with both Marcus Camby and Lee amid the increasing likelihood that neither of those coveted free agents will be returning to Houston.http://boston.sbnation.com/boston-celtics/2012/7/8/3145009/boston-celtics-free-agency-rumors-2012-courtney-lee-ray-allen-marcus-camby
Marc J. Spears @SpearsNBAYahoo Rockets agree in principle to sign free agent guard Earl Boykins to a 10-day contract, source tells @YahooSports.https://twitter.com/#!/SpearsNBAYahoo/status/184352361563684864
Jonathan Feigen @Jonathan_Feigen Kyle Lowry back at shootaround on Monday said he does not know if he will play again this season. Will be long road back after anti-biotics.https://twitter.com/#!/Jonathan_Feigen/status/184308513948958720
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MIKE Dodd's run of form in front of goal continued on Saturday when he earned Winnington Park a point, their seventh draw of the season.
Midway through the first period Dodd, who netted a hat-trick against Northop Hall last weekend, opened the scoring at Moss Farm with a fine individual effort.
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The University of Maine Singers is a select choir whose members come from all disciplines across campus. Nearly half of its members are from areas outside of music. Under the direction of Dennis Cox, Singers perform multiple concerts on campus throughout the academic year, tour New England for one week each spring, and perform abroad every four years. Auditions, open to any student, are held at the start of every fall semester.
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MURRAY COUNTY, OK-- Two teens have died in a fire that broke out just before 6 o'clock Sunday morning in the 600 block of Old Highway 77.
19 year-olds Kylie Andrews and Jess Hortsman were two of 5 people that were inside the home at the time of the fire.
According to officials at the Murray County Sheriff's office, one of the 5 people was asleep in the living room and woke up to alert the rest but only three people made it out.
Neighbors said they were shocked to wake up to a home engulfed in flames.
"I saw some big flames, got my pick up, went down there and just the whole house was just totally enflamed! There were several firemen there but it looked like it was too late," said neighbor Edward Hudson.
State Fire Marshall's said they believe the fire started due to electrical issues near the back porch.
Murray county under sheriff Jason Conyer said they're still trying to piece together information.
"We don't know cause of death, we don't know exactly what started the fire and we won't know until we finish our investigation and we get a finalized report from the medical examiner's office, and the fire marshal's office," said Conyer.
Conyer says he's worked for the sheriff's office more than 10 years and said this is the most tragic house fire he's seen in all his years.
"Very tragic, I've been in the sheriff's department around 12 years, and I can tell you in my twelve years that this is probably the first structure fire that I've been on where there's been more than one loss of life," said Conyer.
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karennennstiel on 5/30/2014 1:45:00 PM more reviews by karennennstiel
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine Eyes: Blue
This foundation is a must-try for ladies with dry skin or dry patches. I recently re-discovered it after my skin suddenly developed dry patches after menopause. I had just about given up trying to find a foundation that didn't make my dry patches more obvious or look cakey and obvious on the face.
The foundation comes in a pour-top glass bottle and has a rather thin texture. A plus for me was that there was no sunscreen since I am sensitive to chemical sunscreens and prefer to apply a mineral sunscreen with my moisturizer.
I applied it over a moisturizer with SPF and found the coverage to be light to medium but buildable. It blends on well with fingertips or the Real Techniques Miracle Complexion Sponge. It has a natural finish even after a light layer of powder is dusted on. As with most foundations, you will need a consealer for any dark circles, blemishes or discolorations. It has good staying power, especially on normal and/or dry skin types. I doubt most oily skins would be happy with the non-matte finish. It smoothed over my more obvious pores without sinking into them - even without a primer.
I bought the Fair/Cool shade for my fair skin with red undertones. It didn't have the annoying pink undertone, but rather is a neutral tone. As a comparison, my best shade in the L'Oreal True Blend Super Blendable foundation is N1.
This foundation is available only at Kohl's store or Kohls.com for $18.50 USD. It does go on sale from time to time and you can use your Kohl's discounts unlike on the "prestige" brands they carry.
It's interesting that such a nice product is such a well-kept secret. There are hardly any reviews on YouTube.
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JessicaGio on 2/22/2014 9:00:00 PM more reviews by JessicaGio
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
This is actually my first time in years getting back to foundation. I chose this foundation just because I happened to have a coupon for Kohls but also I was drawn by the "warm" or "cool" skin tone options. "Light Warm" was what looked to be the best fit for me and I am really pleased with the coverage and smooth effect of this foundation. A little goes a long way and it holds up very well through out the day and I am really pleased with what a match I was able to get with my skin tone. This is a little pricy but not outrageous and because a little goes such a long way it seems like it will last me for quite some time.
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EmilyJoell on 8/24/2013 10:32:00 AM more reviews by EmilyJoell
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
If you have oily skin this stuff is not for you. It slides right of your face and doesn't have the best coverage. Do not recommend.
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mfgrape123 on 8/4/2013 3:44:00 PM more reviews by mfgrape123
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
This product has a yellow tint to it, even in the cool tones. I also found that the foundation itself more sits on top of the skin, enhancing lines, instead of blending seamlessly. It doesn't offer much coverage on its own, but when paired with a matching powder it covers a decent amount of discoloration. Don't try it on zits, though. It just makes them look worse.
I like that it comes in a glass bottle, it looks better than plastic and sort of justifies the price. But I wish it were a pump bottle. That'd make it much more sanitary.
all in all, I think that $19 is too much to pay for a mediocre product in a cute jar.
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beautyofthewest on 7/5/2013 4:49:00 PM more reviews by beautyofthewest
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium Eyes: Black
I loved this foundation for a while but I just found something better in a drugstore for a lower price. This makeup leaves a natural finish except that is comes off SO easily. It does not last very long and it is difficult to blend because it is so sheer that it is hard to put it in one spot. I recommend flower about face foundation from Walmart. It is comparable to this one except the drugstore one is so much better with a built in primer and leaves a natural finish too.
I am not getting paid to advertise that one but I find it to be similar and longer lasting.
Overally I do not recommend American Beauty foundation because it is not long lasting and too sheer for my acne prone skin.
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*TOP REVIEWER* ExoticAlbino on 5/24/2013 5:07:00 PM more reviews by ExoticAlbino
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
This is almost a dead on dupe of Urban Decay's Naked Foundation but for a fraction of the cost. I own both & the texture/finish/wear are extremely similar. Unfortunately, I'm not a fan so this doesn't thrill me.
I have problematic skin that tends to look cakey with make up quickly. This foundation sort of looked like a mask on me. It's "demi satin" finish is supposed to look natural, which I'm sure it does, just not on me.
I like the buildable coverage. But that's pretty much the only nice thing I liked about this product.
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Sk8rGurl on 3/13/2013 7:10:00 AM more reviews by Sk8rGurl
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
I love love love this product! I wear a light/cool and it is so light and makes your skin look smooth but doesn't look like you have foundation on, and thats a good thing! The only problem with me on this product is i'm wondering how long it lasts and if i should change my primer to make it lasts longer? Anyways great product!
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shomaq on 3/12/2013 12:16:00 PM more reviews by shomaq
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Grey
Being a make-up artist for about 20 years, I have to say I absolutely love this foundation. Having tried foundations from Chanel Vita Lumiere Aqua to Loreal's True Match...I have to say I keep on going back to this foundation. It's not too heavy, quite light, give a beautiful sheen to the skin. Not greasy or too dewy at all. It feels fabulous. There aren't too many shades but its good enough. The price is quite fair as well. I have to say its a fantastic foundation...definitely something that I use and carry in the makeup box...favorite HG foundation.
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*TOP REVIEWER* deliberateangel on 11/24/2012 2:56:00 PM more reviews by deliberateangel
Age: 30-35 Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Curly, Coarse Eyes: Hazel
I bought this at Kohl's and really like it. I think it's light coverage and has a dewy finish. I have the color 5 light-medium dark. It's a little light for me but the next darkest color is way too dark. The colors are pretty limited with this foundation.
It has a very slight perfume smell that dissipates quickly.
It is pretty moisturizing and comes off easily if you touch your face. Other than that it can last 6-8 hours before I need to touch up. This doesn't irritate my sensitive and dry skin and leaves a very nice glow.
I get many compliments when I wear this. I was told my skin looks luminous.
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riesz on 11/14/2012 11:44:00 AM more reviews by riesz
Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I love this foundation. I have very pale skin with yellow tones and most drugstore or less expensive makeup is too dark, too pink, or both.
I have oily skin with acne scarring and redness on my face but just a light layer of this foundation evens my skintone and minimizes my scars. I still use concealer on some spots but I'm so happy to be able to apply my makeup much quicker now that my foundation is doing its job!
I don't use primer and notice my skin looking shiny after 2-3 hours. I use a touch of powder and I'm good to go for another 2-3 hours. I've worn this makeup for 10 hours straight and it still looks good.
Just have to bug my mother to send more from the USA! :)
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Hunters Point, the last major swath of usable land in San Francisco, appears at first glance to be a developer's dream — a prime piece of real estate with sweeping views of the bay, ample space, and a city government eager to capitalize on its potential.
But community groups have filed lawsuits challenging the project's many uncertainties, such as the fate of the toxic stew beneath the former U.S. Navy base in the heart of the project area, and both sides are now awaiting a court ruling on whether more studies are needed.
As an EPA-designated Superfund site, the 500-acre plot is home to an abundance of buried chemical contaminants, radioactive waste, and other unknown toxins, and the Navy has been slow to clean it up. Concerned that development plans have been premature in the face of this lingering mess, opponents filed lawsuits against developer Lennar Corp. and the city last year.
The project, approved July 2010 by the Board of Supervisors, includes plans for a new stadium for the 49ers, 10,500 housing units, parks, and commercial retail space. It has received praise from city and state government agencies as an economic and cultural boon to the community. But activist groups say the cleanup should happen before development occurs.
The Sierra Club settled its lawsuit over the project after the developer made some design changes (see "Uncertain developments," Jan. 18), so the lawsuit filed by People Organized to Win Employment Rights (POWER) and Greenaction is the last piece of litigation holding up the project. At the core of the legal challenge is whether the environmental impact report (EIR) properly analyzed the health impacts from toxic contamination at the site. After an April 18 hearing on the case, both sides are awaiting a ruling on whether the claims have merit and should be the subject of further study.
Activists claim the EIR violates California Environmental Quality Act protocols because it contains too much uncertainty, including the unknown fate of a large parcel of land slated for a stadium that is contingent on whether the 49ers decide to stay in San Francisco. POWER wants more details about the possible threats to human health before the 20-year project gets the final green light. But since the Navy is responsible for the cleanup, Lennar and the city have repeatedly countered that a full analysis is not their responsibility.
"The main issue that Greenaction and POWER have been concerned about throughout lawsuit is that it's very unclear from the EIR what exactly is going to happen and what level of contamination will be left," said attorney George Torgun with EarthJustice, which is representing the community groups. "What are the impacts of building on a federal Superfund site? There is a real lack of knowledge in the EIR."
April 18 was the second of two recent hearings held on the case. On March 24, Judge Ernest H. Goldsmith listened to a full day of testimony before a packed courtroom. Subsequent settlement discussions weren't successful, so both sides returned to court to seek a ruling that is expected sometime in the next two months.
Lennar attorneys offered to relinquish the possibility of a pre-cleanup early transfer of the property, which has been a major concern for POWER. Under this proposal, no development on any of the six parcels slated for transfer from the Navy could proceed until the federally mandated cleanup process was finished and certified. However, POWER does not believe this offer reduces the scope of the issues because final approval would still ultimately award control of the land to the developer based on what they believe is a flawed EIR.
"Severing any discussion of early transfer from this EIR would only serve to worsen the defects that petitioners have identified and would be contrary to the requirements of CEQA," Torgun wrote in the April 13 letter to the court.
Will justice ever prevail. This entire project has been riddled with corruption and pay-offs from day one. It has as many flaws and potentially catastrophic outcomes as the plan to build on the shifting sands of Treasure Island. When you are deciding who to vote for in the upcoming Mayor's race remember that in 2006 City Attorney Dennis Herrera denied 30,000 residents of San Francisco an opportunity to have a voice in the decision making when he invalidated their signatures on a Referendum that simply requested a public hearing on matters of concern, including the effects of releasing dozens of highly toxic and carcinogenic materials into the environment. These signatures had already been certified by John Arntz; Director of Elections and clearance given to place the Referendum on the ballot. While such tactics may be gaining favor in Michigan, Ohio etc; many of us here in San Francisco expect and demand a higher level of participatory democracy than that practiced by this pretender to the throne in Room 200.
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To: Fellow University of Michigan Dental Hygiene Graduates
From: The University of Michigan Dental Hygiene Alumni Executive Board
Subject: Summer 2013
We hope this letter finds you well!
Our annual Senior Luncheon was held on April 13, 2013. The luncheon is a time when all of our graduating senior students are recognized for their accomplishments while in the program. In addition, it is an opportunity for students to mingle with faculty, alumni, the current Dental Hygiene Alumni Board members, and Washtenaw District Dental Hygienists' Society members. The day was beautiful and everyone there enjoyed a delicious catered lunch. The luncheon could not have happened without the generous support of alumni, members of Washtenaw District, and faculty. Thank you for all of your help!
Spring is a special time when senior students who have excelled in academics, service and scholarship while in the program are formally recognized. Below is a description of each award, name of the student recipient and a brief summary of "why" this particular student was selected for the award.
Pauline F. Steele Student Leadership Award
Pauline Steele was the second director of Dental Hygiene and served in that position from 1968-1988. For her contributions to dental hygiene education at the School of Dentistry and the dental hygiene profession, an award initiated by the Dental Hygienists' Alumnae Association was renamed the Pauline Steele Student Leadership Award in 1987. Ms. Steele was a nationally recognized leader in dental hygiene. This award recognizes a senior dental hygiene student who has demonstrated outstanding leadership abilities while a dental hygiene student.
Recipient: Annette Kavanaugh
Annette was vice president of the Student Chapter of the American Dental Hygienists' Association for two years and served as senior class president. She was a peer teacher in pre-clinic and clinic. During the three years in the program Annette has been an outstanding role model and leader among her fellow dental hygiene colleagues. Last year Annette was recipient of the newly created Wendy E. Kerschbaum Emerging Leadership Award. Needless to say, "leadership" is Annette's middle name.
Colgate Oral Pharmaceuticals S.T.A.R. Award
This award is sponsored by the Colgate Oral Pharmaceutical company and recognizes the "stars" among senior dental hygiene students across the United States. S.T.A.R. stands for Student Total Achievement Recognition.
Recipient: Chelsea Bissell
Chelsea has been a true "STAR" while in the program. She has excellent patient care skills and takes time to go the extra mile to serve her patients. Chelsea has volunteered for numerous community outreach activities both inside and outside of the school and has tirelessly devoted her time and talent to serving those around her.
Hu-Friedy Outstanding Student - Golden Scaler Award
This award is presented to the student who exemplifies the dental hygienist's role of clinician in all aspects of clinical care. The student must demonstrate outstanding skills in patient assessment, analytical abilities in developing a dental hygiene diagnosis and treatment plan, and the ability to carry out the educational, therapeutic and preventative aspects of dental hygiene care. In essence, this individual must have the ability to develop an effective relationship with the patient, identify the patient's needs and effectively complete the appropriate care. In addition, the student must be able to integrate dental hygiene care into comprehensive oral care, serving as a facilitator and advocate for the patient.
Recipient: Chelsea Hutson
Chelsea not only excelled academically while in the program, but also in the clinic where she provided superior care and service to her patients. Chelsea was a peer teacher her senior year and was recognized by both her instructors and first-year dental hygiene students as being an excellent role model and clinician.
Washtenaw Dental Hygienists' Society Professional Involvement Award
This award is given to the student who demonstrates commitment to professional development through participation in professional activities and/or community service. Membership in SADHA is preferred.
Recipient: Stephanie Wolski
Stephanie's involvement in a variety of professional and community activities have been many over the past three years. She's served as president of Student Chapter of the American Dental Hygienists' Association and been a class representative for two years. She's been an integral member of the Student Chapter executive council and also a student delegate to the Michigan Dental Hygienists Association. Stephanie has always given back to her community by volunteering for numerous community outreach projects.
American Association of Public Health Dentistry
Each year the American Association of Public Health Dentistry sponsors a national recognition award for senior dental hygiene students who have demonstrated a Special Interest/Achievement in Community Dentistry and Dental Public Health.
Recipients: Sara Wesley
Sara has demonstrated dedication to public health in her clinical practice, through her advocacy efforts, and in her research. She has been a volunteer clinician at the Community Dental Center's Community Dental Day. She has also spent this past year working to enhance the U-M ADHA Student Chapter's treasury so that the organization can "give back" to our community outreach and rotation sites. She has also committed a year of her time to a team-based project that enhanced the food security of the members of the Huron Valley Boys & Girls Club through a garden enriched educational program.
Sigma Phi Alpha
Sigma Phi Alpha is the national dental hygiene honor society and Nu Chapter is the University of Michigan component of the national organization. The purpose of Sigma Phi Alpha is to promote, recognize and honor scholarship, service and character among students and graduates of dental hygiene. Senior dental hygiene students who rank highest in scholarship and character and who exhibit potential quality for future growth and attainments are recommended by the faculty members for induction into the society each spring.
This year we welcomed three baccalaureate senior students, one Degree Completion student, one graduate dental hygiene student and one dental hygiene adjunct faculty member into Nu Chapter.
Baccalaureate Students: Lindsay El Awadi, Chelsea Hutson, Emily Fish
Degree Completion (E-Learning) Student: Samantha Reidenbach
Graduate Dental Hygiene Student: Bridget Beattie
Dental Hygiene Adjunct Faculty: Darlene Jones
Johnson and Johnson Professional Excellence in Dental Hygiene Award
In recognition of outstanding clinical expertise, education in health promotion/disease prevention and recommendations of clinically researched oral hygiene products. Senior dental hygiene students who excel in academics, provide exceptional patient care, demonstrate professionalism, and are involved in the various roles of the dental hygienists are eligible.
Recipient: Emily Fish
Emily Fish has consistently fulfilled each of the award criteria from the time she entered the program. She's been a phenomenal role model to her fellow students as well as an exceptional clinician, peer teacher and patient advocate.
Ginsberg Center Service Cords
The Ginsberg Center Service Cords are worn at graduation as a visible testament of the number of U of M graduates who have made contributions to the community through service and social action.
Recipients: Annette Kavanaugh and Sara Wesley
Annette and Sara have been actively involved in ADHA Student Chapter and School of Dentistry community initiatives. Additionally, their year-long involvement at the Huron Valley Boys and Girls Club is a special example of their exemplary service-learning commitment.
Philips Sonicare/RDH Mentor of the Year
The Philips Sonicare/RDH Mentor of the Year award annually recognizes outstanding dental hygienists who have positively impacted the lives of other professionals.
Recipient: Anne Gwozdek
Anne is the director of the Dental Hygiene Degree Completion Program. She was nominated for the award by four dental hygienists who, in their nomination letters, shared how Anne has touched their professional lives in some manner, helping them achieve a level of professional growth and attainment they believe would not have been possible had it not been for Anne's remarkable mentoring. When asked what the award means to her Anne responded, "To be nominated by students and colleagues leaves me humbled and very grateful". She is thankful for being able to support and encourage the next generation of dental hygiene professionals by "paying it forward".
Outstanding Dental Hygiene Alumni
Each year the DHAA board selects one Outstanding Dental Hygiene Alumni. This recipient is a graduate of the University of Michigan and has been practicing for at least thirty years. Each winner has given exemplary service to the profession of Dental Hygiene.
Recipient: Christine Farrell
This year, we congratulated Christine Farrell on her achievements and contributions to our profession. Christine spent a short period of time in clinical practice before moving into state government and is currently the Oral Health Director for the State of Michigan. She has served as president of professional associations, including the Michigan Dental Hygienists' Association and the Medicaid/SCHIP Dental Association. Through her dedication and leadership in oral health, she has been recognized at the federal level to lead collaborations with other government agencies and was chosen by Governor Jennifer Granholm to testify before the United States Congress in 2007. She has provided service to our profession through serving on American Dental Hygienists' Association councils as well as state and local association committees. She has been a member of the U-M School of Dentistry Board of Governors as well as our Dental Hygiene Alumni Association Board and presently teaches in our online educational programs.
Congratulations to all the award winners and recent graduates! We wish you continued success in our wonderful profession!
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Enjoy Spectacular Views of Lake and Loon Mountain Ski Slopes in Lincoln
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
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$ 970 - $ 1,270 / week
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This rental unit is directly located in front of a private lake and has spectacular views of the lake and Loon mountain ski slopes. The unit is a part of Deer Park Resort which is located on border line of Lincoln and North Woodstock, New Hampshire, located just off the Exit 32 of Interstate Hwy 93. So you can walk to either towns within 15 minutes. The resort is just two-hours drive north of Boston and three-and-half hours from New London or Bridgeport Conn. Skiing is just five minutes away at Loon Mountain with Free shuttle service during the ski season every 30 minutes. There are three other major ski mountains (Cannon, Bretton Woods, and Waterville Valley) within 15-30 minutes from the resort.
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condo rental amenities
The resort's clubhouse offers video rentals, a game room, billiards, large indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna, fully-equipped exercise room, racquetball, locker rooms with showers and high speed WiFi Internet access (please note that WiFi access is also available in the condo). Outdoor activities at the resort include ice skating, tennis, basketball, a five-acre, spring-fed lake for boating and a beach for swimming.
activities and attractions in Lincoln New Hampshire
The area surrounding the resort has many family activities and attractions including: golf courses, Storyland, Santa's Village, Clark's Trading Post, Whale's Tale Water Park, horseback riding, hiking trails, Flume Gorge, Lost River Gorge, Boulder Caves, Echo Lake, fishing, The Hobo Railroad, gondola rides, snowmobile and ATV trails and rentals, and rock climbing. Squam and Winnipesaukee Lakes are both within an half hour drive. Skiing is just five minutes away at Loon Mountain with Free shuttle service during the ski season every 30 minutes. There are three other major ski mountains (Cannon, Bretton Woods, and Waterville Valley) within 15-30 minutes from the resort.
vacation rental rates
Spring Value: (Apr 1 - Jun 18)..$165/nt, $360/weekend, $970/wk (min 2nt)
Summer: (Jun 19 - Sep 17)..$225/nt, $480/weekend, $1270/wk (min 7nt)
Fall: (Sep 18 - Oct 23)..$225/nt, $480/weekend, $1270/wk (min 2nt)
Fall Value: (Oct 24 - Dec 17)..$165/nt, $360/weekend, $970/wk (min 2nt)
Holidays..$275/nt, $600/weekend, $1470/wk (min 3nt)
Winter: (Dec 18 - Mar 31)... Please call for winter sesonal rate
$300 refundable security deposit is required.
Rates do not include 9% NH Sales Tax and cleaning fee.
Paula Park 978-886-5792
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
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- Hobo Railroad
- Whale's Tale
- Clark's Trading Post
- Flume Gorge
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David Freese has never had a great defensive reputation. Pretty sure he's never had a defensive reputation. He's just always been there, minding his own business, not bothering anybody, and not doing a lot to attract attention. Like Canada. He was the Canada of third basemen. His career UZR at third, per FanGraphs: 1.1.
But in the first two innings, he's looked like his range is exactly six feet and two inches in either direction, depending on which direction he falls. In the first inning, Ian Kinsler hit a single off his glove down the line, and in the second inning, Adrian Beltre hit one past Freese as well.
Both times, the Cardinals got out of the inning without allowing a run. In the first inning, Kinsler was caught stealing, and in the second, Mike Napoli grounded into a double play. So Freese's defense at third will not become a thing.
But that's how quickly they can happen, those things. One minute, you're not paying attention to an aspect of a player's game, and the next, it's a thing. Not for Freese this time, though. He was fortunate.


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The Girlfriend Getaway Guide
Treat yourself to a relaxing, stress-free weekend of massages, facials, yoga and poolside naps.
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Debe Hauschild, 55, first visited Sedona 17 years ago and she keeps going back. "Something about it just captures you," she says. "It's a spiritual place." Last January she and three of her best friends—Karen Braver, 53; Leigh Ann Albers, 55; and Beth Cooper, 56—met at Mii amo, a spa at Enchantment Resort that's eight miles from downtown Sedona. "Everyone has greasy hair and no makeup," says Hauschild. "And that's one of the best parts." 525 Boynton Canyon Rd.; 888-749-2137; miiamo.com.
Rest and renew Of the 75-plus treatments at the spa, the Thai massage was Braver's favorite, and it left a lasting impression. "It was like getting physical therapy," she says. "I went there with a lower-back issue and when I left, it was gone!" Another spa favorite among the women was Shirodhara, a traditional East Indian treatment that includes a facial and a scalp massage.
Body work Some of the group's favorite activities at the resort: yoga, stretching, Bosu and Pilates classes and hiking. "There are a few hikes you can take right from the spa," says Cooper. "There are these great big cliffs and it's just so spectacular. It was even better because we were all together."
Great eats The women had most of their meals at Mii amo, but they also ventured into downtown Sedona for a meal at the Mexican restaurant Elote Cafe. "Their roasted corn relish salsa is to die for," says Albers. "Everybody agreed it's some of the best Mexican food we've ever had." 771 State Route 179; 928-203-0105; elotecafe.com.
Serene scene Even though the resort activities kept them busy, at night they lingered over meals and sipped wine by the fire. "We don't see each other that often," says Albers. "It was such a great reunion for all of us, and I can't wait to do it again."
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- In addition to spa treatments, at Travaasa Austin guests can try mechanical bull riding workouts, take cooking classes and learn to dance the Texas two-step. 512-258-7243; travaasa.com/austin
- Eighty-five miles south of Savannah, Georgia, is Sea Island, a resort with 600 cottages, two hotels and a five-mile beach as well as a stunning spa and fitness center. 855-714-9201; seaisland.com
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4.6 out of 5
17 Reviews
Favorite running gloves
December 07, 2010
I love these. While running, wear them all the time form October til March in Texas. just bought a second pair to wear around and keep in the pocket of my fleece jacket. Not the warmest and not wind proof, but for the majority of cool/cold mornings, they are just right.
Fantastic Design
November 06, 2012
Love the fit, find the design to be great overall. Feels lightweight and minimally noticeable on my hands. My previous running gloves had seams right at the fingers that would sit under my fingernail. Wasn't uncomfortable, but irritating. I don't have that with the MHW Momentums. It's currently 40-50 degrees F where I live, late fall, and they are a good warmth. I plan to run all winter through and wonder how they will do. MHW does make a thicker glove for winter but I wanted a year round option and this seems to be the perfect option.Pros: fit, comfort
Great for running
September 19, 2010
As another reviewer pointed out, one is able to operate an iPhone without having to remove these gloves. These gloves are perfect for Fall running (MH makes other gloves for colder temps), providing just enough warmth from the elements. Thoughtful features include an area to wipe one's nose during a run and a snap to hold the gloves together in order to attach them to a hydration pack/belt. Dexterity and reflectivity for safety are great. Although the description is "snug, low profile", the fit is standard (these run true to size - not loose-fitting or tight-fitting).
nice glove
June 18, 2011
Bought these to use on some high altitude hiking on the Colorado Trail later this summer, but I just had to try them out. So, I took them for a 6000 foot early hike. I was pleased that they allowed me to still work my slr camera without removing them. They are comfortable, look great, and apparently suitable for the purpose whcih they were purchased. They were a bit hard to get off, but that is the down side of a tight fit. Thanks to altrec for the usual prompt service.
Great Gloves for any cool weather activity
August 07, 2010
These gloves are great and I use them allot, even in the dead of winter as a glove liner. I use an iPhone and these gloves allow you to answer and make calls without taking them off. It takes a little practice to get it right but very helpful when it's very cold. I wasn't talking about the trap door, but if you want to bang out a quick text message or something, then you need the trap door for that. They also fit well and don't have tags inside of them that irritate like the Butter Glove liners. They even have a little bit of water repelling ability and can block some wind if not severe. Highly Recommended.
Best Running Gloves Ever!
January 25, 2012
A windproof backside joins a super soft palm to make them a pleasure to pull on in cold weather. The reflective details make these a good choice for road runs.
Great for running
December 25, 2010
Great gloves for running. Not too tight of a fit. Snot wiping section works well. Doesn't chafe your nose. My favorite thing is the great dexterity. Warm and thin. Great to about 10 deg F.
Great warmth-to-weight
December 13, 2010
After having used these gloves during two trail runs in excess of four hours, with temperatures in the mid-20s, I'm impressed so far by the warmth-to-weight ratio. They feel like they'd be too thin to offer any kind of warmth, but have found that they do an impressive job. That said, these aren't the most durable gloves on the market - the lack of overlays on the palms in particular. They're absolutely fantastic for a road run, but if you're a trail junkie and find yourself scrambling over downed trees, these aren't the best choice. Also the fingertip access point in the index finger of these gloves doesn't work as well as advertised. But if you're looking for warmth, and the durability and fingertip access points aren't important to you, these gloves are a winner.
Great Product!!!
November 21, 2011
These gloves are great! I wear them trail running 10 - 15 mile runs. Warm but never make you sweat. Sizing is true. Nothing beats the soft side for a little runny nose.
January 22, 2011
I have a problem with my fingers when running in the cold weather. These gloves have really helped me out. They have worked out great in temperatures of 30 degrees and above. Under 30 degrees, they are very useful as an insert in another pair of gloves. They start out slow but later into your run they are warm and comfortable.
great gloves
January 19, 2012
fit snug, thumb not too long which I find with Arcteryx gloves, soft material, reflective aterial a plus for night running, looking forward to using them in cool weather
Great glove for running
January 01, 2011
These gloves are perfect for the trail, light, wind protection on the backs of the hands. Love the index finger holes to manipulate my iphone with ease. Great functionality. They could be warmer, but if you are active with them they are perfect.
Great running gloves
November 15, 2011
Used them for a couple of runs by lake Michigan with temperatures in the low 30s and 30mph wind and these kept my hands pretty warm. can't wait to test them when it gets REALLy cold and see how they hold up...
Good running gloves for lower 30s
January 07, 2011
I wanted try these gloves for long time and finally ordered them, and I'm happy with them. I've been wearing them in mid to lower 30s while I run for 3~8 miles daily and these gloves are standing up really well. Though, I don't think they will be warm enough for temp below upper 20s due to thin-ish material. The reflective material is HUGE plus, and they don't look like crossing guard at school, yet they are big enough to get attention of incoming traffic. I've used other companies gloves and thier always lack that 360 reflectivity (even major running companies...) I really like that Mountain Hardware is making progress on running gear and I'm sure I will be spending more! (I'm also wearing MH Geist vest / jacket too, great sets)Pros: Great design, Performance, Ease of use
Mountain Hardwear Momentum
March 16, 2013
The Momentum gloves were the first gloves I ever bought for the specific purpose of running in the cool NorCal mornings/evenings and are well suited for the task with a few small drawbacks that keep them from being the perfect running glove - fit and lack of touchscreen support. I have several other Mountain Hardwear gloves and the Men's M is generall perfect in finger length, girth, etc but the Monentum feel like the fingers are longer while the girth seems tighter than other mediums from Mountain Hardwear. It's not intolerable but the fit does seem different than what I'm accustomed to. Secondly, not having touchscreen access in general isn't always a bad thing as it's great to disconnect but more and more I find runnign with my iPhone for Pandora and/or using Map My Run and it's tough when you have to pull the glove off to use the phone. Not a dealbreaker but I would use these gloves every time if they had touchscreen response. MH's Stimulus glove fills that role nicely. All in all a great running glove.Pros: fleece feels great against the hand, materials breathes, Cons: slightly long finger fit
December 27, 2011
These have become my go to pair for windy days and temps 30 degrees F and above. Good fit, very light weight, repel moisture and able to hit Garmin or open a gel without getting sticky. Below freezing can use them as liners but will not be enough.
Nice Gloves
April 06, 2012
I live in upstate new york and was looking for a pair of running gloves to wear all winter. I wore these gloves every time I went running this past winter and never had cold fingers. However, the winter was unusually warm. I suspect that you would want something warmer if the temp dropped below zero. Great fit, light weight, good snot wipe, fairly warm. I would recommend these gloves to anyone looking for something to wear in mild to cold temps.
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There isnĺt a soul on the current Spring-Ford roster who was born when Lance Viola was taking snaps from center Jerry Hoff and terrorizing the opposition with his throwing arm (and that seemingly always perfectly timed quarterback draw) from 1971 through 1973.
Come to think of it, there arenĺt many (if any) parents of players on the current Spring-Ford roster who were even born when Viola led the Rams to the Ches-Mont League title his senior season.
Viola was good ů really, really good. And what made Viola so good was his poise, his ability to throw accurately with a defender or two hanging on him, his knack for turning a game around, if not dominating it ů his confidence.
He also owned practically every Spring-Ford passing record, too, at least until Trevor Sasek broke a few before his final season in 2009, and Hank Coyne erased all of them since, or up through last Saturday afternoonĺs District 1-Class AAAA semifinal win at Pennridge.
ôHeĺs good,ö the now 56-year-old Viola said shortly after being introduced to Coyne on the sidelines Saturday and wishing him luck in this weekĺs district final against Coatesville at Downingtown West High School.
ô(Coyne) throws a nice ball. He looks good out there. Just make sure he doesnĺt break my interception record.ö
If there is one entry in that record book Coyne wonĺt break it is Violaĺs interception mark, and Viola ľ who laughed about his remark Ś would prefer it that way because turnovers donĺt necessarily lead to wins. And Viola wants nothing more than for Coyne to keep lighting it up and the Rams to keep winning.
If there has been one specific aspect of the 6-foot-2, 180-pound Coyneĺs game that has been overshadowed by his otherwise glowing numbers itĺs his maturity, his awareness, his confidence ů all of which add up to fewer and fewer mistakes, fewer and fewer interceptions, and fewer and fewer losses.
Coyne threw for 1,750 yards and 21 touchdowns as a sophomore, numbers tainted somewhat by 14 interceptions. With the presence of a running game last year, he still threw for 1,840 yards and 16 touchdowns, and cut his interceptions in half Ś down to seven Ś in helping Spring-Ford to the Pioneer Athletic Conference title and the programĺs very first postseason appearance.
This season, Coyne is up to 1,880 yards with 23 touchdowns ... and just five picks. He went the first four games of the season without one, and was on another four-game roll before getting intercepted during the second-round upset of Ridley.
He also threw another in last Saturdayĺs semifinal Ś on his second attempt of the afternoon Ś and it was returned for a touchdown.
But he responded by completing 10 of his remaining 12 attempts for 193 yards and two touchdowns Ś one a perfect loft-it-deep, 61-yard bomb to Gary Hopkins in the second quarter to give the Rams the lead for good, and a 25-yard strike to Zameer McDowell in the fourth quarter to seal the deal.
ôHank is very hard on himself,ö said Spring-Ford head coach Chad Brubaker. ôI got on his case for the interception, then went back to him and said, ĹLetĺs go ů forget about it.ĺ We also called a few plays to get him going again. His first completion after the interception he took a huge shot, but put the ball in between three defenders on a completion to McDowell. His next throw was the touchdown to Hopkins, again a perfect pitch-and-catch.ö
Thatĺs also when Brubaker, and more importantly the Rams, realized who had the upper hand.
ôI forgot about it,ö Coyne said. ôI didnĺt get down. None of us got down at all.ö
ôWe knew Hank was back,ö Brubaker said, ôand the rest of the game he exuded confidence, not only in his throws but in trying to get us into better run plays.ö
Coyne may actually have been at his best after teammate Travis Daywaltĺs interception in the end zone with 7:38 remaining in the game. He completed a pair of third-down passes to keep the possession alive and eat up every last second on the clock.
Thatĺs the kind of execution Coyne and the Rams will need Friday night.
ôWeĺre very confident with Hank (at quarterback),ö Brubaker said.
So much like former head coach Merle Bainbridge was with Viola a long, long time ago.
Coyne, 26 of 48 for 477 yards and five touchdowns in the Ramsĺ three postseason games this month, goes into the district final within reach of two Mercury area all-time career records. He needs three completions and seven attempts to break Perkiomen Valley graduate Zach Zulliĺs respective marks of 374 and 680. Coyneĺs 5,470 passing yards are second only to Zulliĺs 5,844, while his 60 touchdowns are fourth and total net yards (5,388) are eighth on The Mercury charts. ů Coyne has won more games (31) than any other Spring-Ford quarterback, and helped the Rams set a single-season school records for wins (12)) and points scored (477).
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Don Seeley is the sports editor of The Mercury. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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This is an update of Benjamin Lin's implementations of dos2unix and unix2dos. Benjamin Lin's implementations of dos2unix and unix2dos are part of several Linux distributions such as RedHat, Fedora, Suse, Gentoo and others. This update includes all RedHat patches and fixes several other problems. Internationalization has been added and ports to DOS, Windows, Cygwin and OS/2 Warp have been made.
These implementations of dos2unix and unix2dos have been modelled after dos2unix/unix2dos under SunOS/Solaris. They have similar conversion modes, namely ascii, 7bit and iso. The first versions were made by John Birchfield in 1989, and in 1995 rewritten from scratch by Benjamin Lin. Mac to Unix conversion was added by Bernd Johannes Wuebben in 1998, Unix to Mac by Erwin in 2010.Features
ChangeLog.txt. Detailed change log.
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On Sept. 23, it became legal for startups to tell the general public that theyre raising money, thanks to the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, a 2012 law that aims to increase job creation and economic growth.
Putting the word out can now be done via social media, blogs, the press and even banner ads.
This is not crowd funding.
Investors in these startups still need to be accredited but this new law makes it much easier to let investors know that youre in the market for capital.
However, general solicitation can also make the fundraising process much more tricky.
New investors will come out of the woodwork, and theyll have to be accredited, meaning theyll have to reveal their financial information to either the entrepreneur or some third party.
The main stumbling block? Rich people dont like letting other people know how rich they are.
The primary challenge will be the new rules and regulations for signing up investors, angels in particular, said Lister Delgado, managing partner at IDEA Fund Partners, a Durham-based venture capital firm. Startups now have the burden of having to make sure their investors are accredited. This is easy to do with institutions, but much harder to do with individuals and angel groups. They will have to disclose personal financial information so the entrepreneurs can certify that they are dealing with accredited investors.
Put simply, under the new law, entrepreneurs cant just take investors word that theyre accredited.
Delgado summed up that challenge bluntly. Wealthy individuals do not like that, he said.
Dave Neal, who helps run Durham accelerator The Startup Factory, agrees.
These new rules mean generally that you can talk to many more people about your deal. That seems like a good thing, Neal said. However, this means these investors will need to submit personal financial information to you or a third party. Many, if not most of these prospective investors, will not do that. Accordingly, the benefit of being able to do a general solicitation may be destroyed by the investor verification requirements.
Entrepreneurs could also face another potential hurdle.
With new ways to reach investors, many more entrepreneurs will be battling for attention and doing so publicly.
Delgado said that startups will need to distinguish themselves from other entrepreneurs for an investors time and money.
Creativity, experimentation, bold new models, will be discovered, abandoned, and also refined, he said. The rules for how to approach investors will be rewritten, potentially in meaningful ways. It will be interesting to see what creative entrepreneurs come up with.
Joe Procopio is a serial entrepreneur, writer and speaker. Follow him on Twitter @jproco or online at joeprocopio.com.


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- FreshMaps: New map cuttings for Northern, Southern and Eastern Europe for MN6
With every new map you receive many new details, updates and POI extensions. In spite of modern data compression methods, the storage space requirements of digital SD cards are increasing with every new version.
However, navigation devices using MobileNavigator 6 can only run with a 2 GB memory card.
Therefore, the European map for these devices has been separated in different cuttings which fit onto the provided 2 GB memory card. NAVIGON has developed the cuttings depending on the most common travelling profiles to make the choice of the map easier for you.
Just choose the cutting which matches your travelling behavior the best when you install the new map. If you are planning to travel another region during your journey, which is not covered by the cutting that you have installed, you are able to install another region via NAVIGON Fresh.
Which map is the right one for me?
A) The Northern Europe map covers the following countries:
Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxemburg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom
You will find an image of the map coverage here.
B) The Southern Europe map covers the following countries:
Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, San Marino, Spain, Switzerland, Vatican City
You will find an image of the map coverage here.
C) The Eastern Europe map covers the following countries:
Albania, Austria, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia Lithuania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, SloveniaLa última actualización de esta entrada es del: viernes 19 de julio de 2013 9:15
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UC Health and The Little Clinic announced a new partnership Tuesday for several locations inside Cincinnati and Dayton area Kroger stores.
The new collaboration will provide customers with improved access to health care services inside 18 stores. UC Health, the affiliated health system of the University of Cincinnati, hopes the partnership will strengthen patient-physician relationships.
With the patient's permission, The Little Clinic and UC Health will exchange medical record information to allow UC Health patients to visit The Little Clinic for illness, injuries, vaccines, physicals and other services.
Evening and weekend hours will help reduce visits to the emergency room, officials stated.
"Kroger is an iconic company deeply rooted in Cincinnati and we look at the association with The Little Clinic as a tremendous opportunity," said Jim Kingsbury, President and CEO of UC Health.
Locations included in the new partnership:
"This collaboration allows patients greater access to health care close to home and work," said Dr. Ken Patric, chief medical officer for The Little Clinic. "One of our goals is to provide convenient monitoring for those who struggle with chronic care management such as diabetes. Offering a convenient place for routine examinations and supervision of such conditions will enhance compliance and improve outcomes."
The Little Clinic is currently located inside select Kroger stores in Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio. Clinics are open seven days a week, and no appointment is necessary.
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