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Introduction and Learning Objectives
Welcome to the Ethics & Professionalism in Dentistry resource guide! This guide accompanies the Ethics & Professionalism in Dentistry library workshops (see below). Both this guide and the workshops are designed to introduce you to resources that will support your course work and your clinical practice.
Learning Objectives:
After this workshop you will be able to:
Locate course materials on reserve using the Tufts University Libraries Catalog
Manipulate 3D anatomical images, videos and definitions using Primal Pictures
Locate quality information from dental and medical textbooks using STAT!Ref and ClinicalKey
- Retrieve drug and disease information using the point-of-care resources Lexi-Comp
- Identify the standard of the ADA Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct (ADA Code) that addresses lifelong learning
Librarians will lead scheduled workshops. During the workshop you will complete a "hands-on" quiz on TUSK that will count towards 10% of your final grade for Ethics & Professionalism in Dentistry. The quiz must be completed by midnight of the day following your workshop.
Workshops will be held on the following Mondays from 3:15pm-4:30pm in the Sackler Building, which is located at 145 Harrison Avenue. Room assignments are in the ( ). You will receive an email from the dental school indicating the date of your assigned library workshop .
Monday, September 9, 2013
3:15-4:30pm (Sackler 507)
Monday, September 16, 2013
3:15-4:30pm (Sackler B09)
Monday, October 7
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Monday, October 28, 2013
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Feminist Book Club: Mogul, Ritchie & Whitlock's "Queer (In)Justice"
The Feminist Book Club reads and discusses feminism. We make no claims to any particular feminist platform. Rather, we rely on feminism(s). We read theoretical texts, literature and primary works. All are welcome regardless of gender, political persuasion, and familiarity. We meet on the first Sunday each month. For more information, email email@example.com. This month's book (available at Bluestockings) is "Queer (In)Justice: The Criminalization of LGBT People in the United States" by Joey Mogul, Andrea Ritchie and Kay Whitlock.
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Monday, September 27, 2010
Getting ready to deck the halls!
Are you ready to do some decorating at your house? Have you already started? Here are some holiday images from years past at our house.
I'm NOT decorating for Christmas just yet, but I do have some ideas in mind for fall!
This is one of my favorite times of year in blog-land — I love seeing how everyone decorates for the holidays!
Coming soon — fall at our house. Now if the weather would cooperate, this 90's business is just ridiculous!
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- a prairie girl in california said...
amen. it's been 98 and 99 all this last week- end. I'm ready for something cooler. Fall is my favorite decorating time too. Pumpkins, vine wreaths, and mulled cider candles burning. I'll be waiting for some pics on your decor :D
- September 27, 2010 at 8:14 AM
- Lizzie said...
It's still September! No Christmas yet, please. :D
Oh, and if you don't want that weather, send it up to Canada...I'll take it all!
- September 27, 2010 at 3:21 PM
- Fire Wife Katie said...
Prairie girl, sorry you've been hit by the heat, too! Let's send it to Lizzie, she wants it. :) And Lizzie, no worries, no Christmas decorating yet. But it's hard not to start thinking about it when the stores are already full of Christmas stuff!! :p
- September 27, 2010 at 3:48 PM
- Diva said...
How beautiful...when I first saw this, I thought you were decorating already! Thanks for stopping by during my SITS Day!
- September 27, 2010 at 5:58 PM
- Ratz said...
perfect :-)
- September 28, 2010 at 1:33 AM
- Jen at Cabin Fever said...
That's very pretty! I never seem to be able to decorate like a pro.... I don't even know where to begin, but wish I did!
- September 28, 2010 at 2:02 AM
- Cristina said...
I love the time between now and New Years, purely for decorating of course. I had fall leaves and pumpkins out as soon as Labor Day was over. We just need to get this short heat wave over and done with in Utah.
- September 28, 2010 at 11:17 AM
- areellady said...
Beautiful! This is our first year as a married couple (and we didn't live together before we were married), so we don't even have a "real" Christmas tree. I'm not sure what we'll do this year.
- September 29, 2010 at 7:41 AM
- jadenotjaded said...
OMGosh Christmas already! Thanks for the reminder - it's just around the corner!
And I live East of L.A. so yeah..113 degrees! ugh!
- September 29, 2010 at 9:11 AM


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No lie: Honest Herbal author to speak at HSC
Best-selling author and herbal medicine expert Varro Tyler will be the featured speaker at a discussion of the future of herbs and plants in medicine at the USC Health Sciences Campus on Dec. 3.
The lecture, geared to both professional and lay audiences, is titled "What You Should Know About Herbal Medicine." Tyler, dean emeritus at the Purdue University School of Pharmacy, achieved a national reputation as an herbal medicine expert with the publication of his best-selling book, The Honest Herbal.
He also is author of Herbs of Choice and numerous magazine and medical journal articles on the subject.
The USC School of Pharmacy invited Tyler to speak as part of its continuing effort to promote education in the fields of biochemical and clinical study of herbal and nutritional supplements.
In addition to an overview of the basics of herbal medicine, the lecture will also cover regulatory issues and the future of research into the uses of herbal dietary supplements in medicine.
A panel discussion of health experts and leading researchers and a question and answer session will follow the lecture.
The event begins at 3 p.m. on Dec. 3 in Mayer Auditorium.
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Surreal coming-of-age fantasy -- with Muppets.Read More
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Matilda is a genius: by age four she has read all the books in the children's section of her local library, and moved on to Dickens, Austen, and Hemingway. She can also do advanced math in her head and has a sophisticated understanding of the world. Unfortunately her crooked car-dealer father and bingo-holic mother, TV addicts both, don't appreciate her at all. In fact, they "looked upon Matilda ... as nothing more than a scab." Matilda spends most of her time reading, and the rest thinking up clever revenges on them for their atrocious behavior, such as putting superglue into her father hat brim, and swapping his hair tonic for peroxide.
Things get worse when she starts school, Crunchem Hall Primary School is run by the horrific Miss Trunchbull, "a gigantic holy terror, a fierce tyrannical monster who frightened the life out of pupils and teachers alike." Getting back at the Trunchbull will be much more difficult, and dangerous, than her parents, so Matilda's magnificent mind starts developing even more talents -- unbelievable talents!Read More
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Sophie is trapped in her life as the responsible eldest daughter who runs the family hat business and has nothing to look forward to. Everything changes when the evil Witch of the Waste bursts into her shop and, for mysterious reasons, turns her into an old woman. Wandering away from town she finds herself alone in the wilderness at night, and stumbles across the titular castle, owned by a wizard rumored to take the souls of young girls.
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Sent to England to learn from their Uncle Nimrod all about being djinn, they are drawn into the age-old conflict between good and evil djinn, and travel with their uncle to Egypt to find the secret behind the disappearance of 70 djinn millennia ago. Now it's a race against the evil Iblis to rescue the missing ones and bring them to the side of good before the balance of luck in the universe is destroyed.Read More
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Review: Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them
This facsimile edition of Harry's textbook for his Care of Magical Creatures class (complete with his, and Ron's and Hermione's, margin notes) consists of an alphabetical listing of magical beasts with a paragraph or two of description for each. The listings also give the Ministry of Magic (M.O.M.) classification for the level of danger posed by each creature.
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Supernatural soap saga drags on way too long.Read More
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Two cousins--one motherless, the other an orphan--are so monstrously spoiled that no one can stand them and they can hardly stand themselves. With the help of a boy of the moors and some natural magic, they discover an abandoned garden and return it to abundance. As the garden grows the children grow--into their own better selves.Read More


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The Monroe Police department is looking for a masked man that robbed a local band Tuesday afternoon.
The robbery happened at 1:30 p.m., at PNC Bank on Dickerson Blvd. A man entered the bank and demanded money from the teller. No weapon was shown, police said.
The man was last seen running into the woods behind the bank. A K9 track was conducted, but was unsuccessful.
The suspect is described as a black male with a medium-colored complexion in his early to mid 30's, approximately six feet tall, and a thin build.
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Study of Two Nudes
JOHN, Augustus (1878 - 1961)
Media: oil on cardboard
Size: 42.0 x 39.7 cm
Acquired: 1952; Bequest; Gwendoline Davies
Accession Number: NMW A 155
Collection: The Davies Sisters Collection
Although the poses of these figures are similar to those of Adam and Eve in representations of the Fall of Man, this picture of around 1906 does not have a narrative subject. It is probably inspired by French nude compositions of the turn of the nineteenth century by such artists as Cèzanne and Puvis de Chavannes.
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Sinkholes can form in areas where there is soluble rock beneath the layer of earth. This layer of rock is easy eroded by any water source running through it. Once the rock below is eroded, it forms a void, and the earth above collapses to fill that void. Some of the most common types of soluble rocks are limestone, carbonate rock, salt beds, or basically any rock that can naturally be dissolved by groundwater circulating through them. What adds a bit of drama to a sinkhole is the fact that the sinkhole is usually a long time in the making. Topsoil, trees, plants and even man made pipes and plumbing can hold a patch of land in place despite the huge crater being carved out below it. Once the land above can no longer support itself, it gives way and a sinkhole is dramatically born.
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The map below shows areas of the United States where certain rock types that are susceptible to eroding form water. These rock types are evaporites (salt, gypsum, and anhydrite) and carbonates (limestone and dolomite). Evaporite rocks underlie about 35 to 40 percent of the United States, though in many areas they are buried at great depths.
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Anime Monday
Hmm I am kinda happy that I have committed myself to watch 3 anime series so far and 5 mangas. I hope to get more so I don't fall asleep at work lol.
* In case you are wondering why there was no Bleach chapter last week, the manga did not make it because of Kubo Tite's poor health. Manga will resume 08/20. This is the part where Kenpachi is supposed to do something epic. Maybe finally getting a bankai?
* For NGE fans, Yoshiyuki Sadamoto will resume the Neon Genesis Evangelion manga this October.
* A new Initial-D anime is coming.
* Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai gets a 2nd season.
* Team Japan wins the Cosplay World Summit 2012. It would've been be embarrassing if they didn't since they are considered the cosplay center of the world. But of course we have a lot of talented cosplayers all over.
* Ero fans rejoice! Rescue Me! Ero-comedy manga Rescue Me! has been green-lit for an anime.
* Dance in the Vampire Bund will end September 5.
* Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days manga will end on August 11. I don't think anyone is even reading this.
* Kill Me Baby! may get a 2nd season.
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North Essex celebrates sharp drop in youth unemployment (From Gazette)
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THE number of unemployed young people in Colchester has dropped by more than a third in the last year.
Official labour market statistics show the number of people aged 18 to 24 claiming Jobseekers' Allowance in Colchester constituency has dropped from 750 in March 2013 to 475 a year later.
The promising figures come a week after Prime Minister David Cameron praised the Gazette for its successful 100 Apprenticeships in 100 Days project.
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We have new developments on a story we've been following Sunday night. A Lubbock Man called 9-1-1 saying two men stabbed his mother and this morning he was arrested for her death.
John Otis Thornton is in the police custody for the alleged murder of his mother, Glenda Williams Thornton. Just after 9 p.m. Sunday, John Thornton called police saying two suspects had broken into his home at 3707 East 4th Street. The 34-year-old told police he chased the two men out of the house and when he returned, he found his mother on the floor suffering from multiple stab wounds. 57-year-old Glenda Thornton was later pronounced dead at University Medical Center.
Thornton originally told police the suspects who broke into his home were two Hispanic men. Police tell us, after investigating, they found probable cause to arrest the victim's son, John Thornton.
At this time, that's all the information police have released. We'll keep you updated on any developments.
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Lemaitre eyes upset of J'can applecart
PARIS, France (AFP) — Frenchman Christophe Lemaitre is hoping he can gatecrash the expected Jamaican and American hold over the sprints at the Olympics — so long as he doesn't go to sleep in the blocks!
The 22-year-old two-time European 100 metres champion and 2010 200m victor has yet to decide whether he will compete in both sprint distances or focus solely on the 200m.
However, he gave a pretty clear hint after running the third fastest time of the year in the event of 19.91 in the 200m at last weekend's London Diamond League meet.
"Normally I will run the 200m, yes," said Lemaitre.
"I will probably give the 100m a miss. Unless there is a change of plan, where Pierrot (Carraz his coach) is eager to put me into the mix (for the 100m).
"Maybe at the next Games (Rio-2016) I will do both."
However, Lemaitre, who became the first white sprinter to break the symbolic 10sec barrier in 2010 and whose fastest time is 9.92sec, will go to London without the pressure of being the man to beat in either sprint, but even if he was, he says he showed in Helsinki that he can handle it.
"This race (the European 100m final) proves that despite the pressure of being favourite, despite the pressure triggered by the false starts, I remained focussed, I managed to remain myself."
Lemaitre, who has carried on studying at the University of Savoie where he is undertaking a technological degree in electrical engineering and industrial computer science, will certainly not be losing any sleep over the challenges ahead as he usually sleeps for 10 hours a night.
Lemaitre, who is a keen footballer and a devoted fan of Marseille whose 2010 title victory he called 'almost as powerful' a moment for him as his own winning of the three European gold medals (his third gold was the 4x100m relay to victory), plumped for athletics at the relatively late age of 15.
He was discovered by coach and talent spotter Jean-Pierre Nehr when at a fete in Belley, a town in eastern France not far from his birthplace of Annecy, he ran over 50m.
"I never saw a beginner of his age run that fast," confesses Nehr.
He stayed with Nehr for a short while in Belley before moving on to the Aix les Bains club and formed a partnership with Carraz that has lasted till now.
One thing that has encouraged Lemaitre is watching the Jamaican and American sprinters struggle to acclimatise to the rainy weather conditions he knows only too well.
"I am used to training in these conditions. Since winter, since the Spring, for quite a while actually!
"That could be an advantage because one sees them (the Americans and the Jamaicans) run fast at home but when they arrive in Europe, they don't run nearly as fast."


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Passionate and inspiring concert commemorates Elgar's links to the Great War
4:19pm Tuesday 24th June 2014 in News
A PASSIONATE and inspiring concert will mark the start of the Elgar Birthplace Museum's First World War commemorations.
Some Corner of a Foreign Field presents an evening of words and music reflecting life in the trenches and Elgar's wartime output as a composer from 7.30pm on Friday, July 4 at the visitor attraction in Lower Broadheath, near Worcester.
Museum director Cathy Sloan said: "The Great War of 1914-18 transformed the lives of all who lived through it, and great composers at home in England were not beyond its reach.
"Music of all kinds played an important role in lifting the spirits of the nation and this concert will include some of those well-known popular songs of the day."
The evening will be led by Donald Hunt and friends, and tickets, including refreshments, are £8.50.
For more information and tickets, go to elgarmuseum.org or call 01905 333224.
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In 2009, Gene Smith absolutely gutted our roster. In 2010, he continued to cut players that were with the team until it was a young, developing shell of its former self. Gone were Stroud, Henderson, the whole WR corps, you name it. All I could think was, "Gee, we were bad, but were we really THAT bad?" Was our roster in such dire need of a purge that you couldn't even save guys like Dennis Northcut, who had gotten into a decent rhythm with Garrard towards the end of '08?
Well, this was Gene's plan: it's a young man's game, so we're gonna develop young players as soon as we can. It continued past '09 into '10 and we had one of the youngest teams in the league, ultimately finishing 2nd in our division and with a middling record.
The reason it's so hard to trust Gene is because he's made SO MANY changes to the roster in the past couple years and we have yet to see results from all of them. Sometimes I wonder if he should have changed for gradually, but I really do believe that he thinks he'll get the best results by starting over with guys who have more potential, but are very raw. I'm giving it time. So should you. In Gene we Trust.


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Coupled with short-term memory loss, (for fear of repeating myself, which I often do), I tend to use analogies to explain myself. I liken that to a jigsaw puzzle where I am the only person to see the picture on the lid. All the pieces are in the box except the corners and straight edges which have been put in place to form the foundation of my major undertaking.
I was first diagnosed with a 'Grasshopper Mind' by my friends dad way back in the late 70's, I laughed when he mentioned it, not fully understanding what he meant. Until now that is.
On the road to self discovery is a daunting task for someone with a grasshopper mind especially a deep thinker like myself, my friend Ted used to say to me , " Why do you have to go so deep, why don't you just skim the surface". Well again to use an analogy, I liken that to a pearl diver, searching for that elusive gem of wisdom. Oh! I have come up with many an empty shell.
One of my ex wives used to call me 'Arfa'. I've had 2 and a ½*.
I used to start an undertaking full of enthusiasm, armed with the knowledge that I could complete the task at hand. I feel a song coming on.
"Regrets I have a few".
Where does one lay the blame for this disease of the mind? Could it be from an early age when growing up impoverished during the 50's and being schooled by the criminally insane hiding behind the guise of secondary education? Some of whom saw it fit to beat the information into you with the 'Cane' or Coco the Clowns castoff size eleventy eight slipper or the fact that jobs in those days were 2 a penny. I should know I have had more than most people have had hot dinners. More of a 'Jack the Lad' than
'Jack of all Trades'.
Basically I feel it is all based on ones temperament. The more learned of you may already know yours, well when I discovered mine, more recently, without pigeonholing myself, I discovered my true vocation. I am not a God fearing man and I'm not scared of the Devil either, only perceivable.
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UPDATE: 7/1/13 Yesterday, Gov. Walker signed the state budget and rejected the ALEC-influenced provision to re-institutionalized private bail bond companies and bounty hunters. Walker cited strong opposition and concerns about the provision as reason for his veto.
Wisconsin's notoriously far-right Governor, Scott Walker, is set to sign a budget bill this Sunday which includes reinstating bail bonding for profit. This legislation, written by a corporate bail bond company that sits on the board of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), would effectively privatize key government criminal justice responsibilities without any oversight or accountability—creating a profit driven incentive to determine who will remain in jail while awaiting trial.
Bail bonding for profit was banned in Wisconsin 32 years ago because of the system's inherent problems — corruption, bounty hunters, depletion of state funds, and unfair burdens on low-income individuals. Judges, court clerks, sheriffs and other legal officials strongly oppose the plan. The Governor can still veto the provision, as he did 2 years ago after agreeing that significant issues on how to regulate the private bail bond industry needed to be addressed.
Please join us in calling on Gov. Scott Walker to veto this unnecessary budget provision that would dangerously commodify accused Wisconsinites, and let bounty hunters track down those who don't show up for court. Contact info and a sample script after the jump.More »
This weekend, The New York Times ran an article about the Obama campaign's efforts to educate people nationwide about the voter ID laws that threaten to suppress the vote in the upcoming election.
The report came days after news broke that Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker -- a major proponent of the ALEC-manufactured bills -- will not benefit from his state's in his upcoming recall election because of two recent appeals court rulings.
More than two dozen states, including Wisconsin, have passed restrictive voter ID bills since the last presidential election. Check out the NYT article to learn more about what these laws entail...More »


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Si predstavljate, da naročite dostavo živil na dom, hkrati pa brezplačno dobite tudi njihovo revijo, ki zagotovo ni klasičen katalog? Si predstavljate trgovsko spletno podjetje, katerega poslovni moto je, da s tem, ko vam ni treba fizično v trgovino, prihranite kar nekaj časa? In zakaj ne bi tega privarčevanega prostega časa porabili za branje njihove revije?
To počne britanska spletna trgovina z živili Ocado, ki izdaja dve reviji: vsaka dva meseca tako imenovani revijalog, ki je kombinacija kataloga in revije, SHOP, in vsake štiri mesece revijo THIS. Ideja, namen in sama revija so dovolj velik razlog, da sem se o njej ekskluzivno za ta blog pogovarjal z glavno urednico na kreativni in komunikacijski agenciji August Media, Kitty Finstad. V omenjeni londonski agenciji urejajo tudi večkrat nagrajene korporativne revije, kot sta nepremičninska Completely London in IKEA Family Live. Pogovor objavljam kar v izvirniku, v angleščini, v njem pa med drugim pogledi uspešne urednice o korporativnih revijah kot marketinškem orodju, o pogumu naročnikov, o odnosu med naročnikom in agencijo, o pomembnosti dizajna idr.
What was Ocado's brief? How did they envision their magazine?
The way we explored and interpreted the brief was to first think about what sets Ocado apart from its competitors. It helped that many of us on the creative team have been customers for years – in fact, I did my first Ocado shop in 2003 and have been a loyal shopper ever since. So it was easy for us to identify what it is about the brand that makes it special. There are so many factors: excellent customer service, convenience with one hour delivery slots, a wide range of quality products, an innovative website, great value… all of which are great differentiators. But the ultimate benefit to customers is that they can reclaim literally hours of their lives every week by not going to the supermarket. They can shop when – and from where – it suits them. So we took that end benefit – extra time – and created content that presents surprising pages of inspiration, information and ideas to fill use those hours in a rewarding way.
How is Ocado as a brand present and presented in the mag?
The brand is a confident hum, rather than a shout, if that makes sense. Ocado is definitely present – it is, after all, the host of the title. We create content that fits with the brand's ethos: it is a maverick brand with warm, human and ethical credentials. And therefore the content is a little bit surprising, and it also reflects all those brand differentiators, in a relevant way. Ocado is primarily an online retailer, so of course there are stories that inspire people to shop, whether that's by profiling an interesting supplier or illustrating lifestyle content in a way that makes people want to get involved. But this is all sort of implied approbation. In a practical sense, we use a few instantly identifiable design elements to brand the publication as being from Ocado while at the same time being sympathetic to the overall look and feel of each layout.
How do you see customer magazines? What is their marketing power?
I've worked in customer magazines for more than a dozen years now, and while the breadth of brands using this medium to reach their customers has vastly expanded, the essence of content marketing is still basically the same: it's about connecting with your customers through great storytelling that is relevant, authentic and resonant. It sounds like a bit of a cliché to those of us who know the medium well, but that 'stickiness' that comes with prolonged customer engagement is what customer magazines do best. It's not really about the moment of purchase, but the long-term relationship that builds up to that moment. It's the same sense of loyalty and trust that iconic newsstand magazines inspire in their readerships. It's not by accident that Vogue, Vanity Fair, Esquire, The Economist and Guardian Weekend have faithful readers and subscribers over whole lifetimes. And brands want to tap into loyalty mechanism.
How does your agency come up with content concept of a mag, or how did you come up with the ideas about THIS magazine?
Well, that would be telling! But seriously, each project is different in its planning, conceptualisation and execution. At August Media, we always say that we don't do 'one size fits all' and we really mean that. So from the very first conversations with a client, we put our journalists' hats on and start asking every question we can possibly think of so that we can hone and polish the brief before we get started. That brief is always at the front of our minds, but getting into the mindset of the reader – our client's customer – is what drives the creative process. With THIS magazine, our brief was less prescriptive than we were accustomed to, which was actually quite challenging as a process. But once we had nailed the essence of the reader benefit – inspiring people to use their saved time wisely, surprisingly, creatively, the ideas flowed and flowed.
I find the covers of THIS magazine very attractive. They're always positive, they always tell their readers how well and special they'll feel because of reading this magazine. What was the creative idea behind it?
Because we work with themed issues – so far we've had CHANGE, SMILE and SHINE at the end of the masthead phrase 'THIS MAGAZINE WILL MAKE YOU…' – the cover images have always embodied a positive vibe that goes along with the optimistic themes. Because there are so many ideas packed into a slim 36 pages, we've consciously chosen images that serve as an enveloping, smile-inducing wrapping for all the good stuff that readers can find inside. Intriguing, witty and not what you might expect from a 'supermarket magazine'.
THIS magazine (as well as other magazines produced by August Media) is effective and attracts readers not only because of relevant and great content, but also because of its design and other visual elements. Why is design crucial?
August Media is definitely an editorially led agency. For us that means original and creative ideas as a foundation from which to showcase glorious design. I'd say we have a high degree of visual literacy amongst our editors – I was really into photography in my early career, for example – and because we are magazine junkies, I think all of the creative people in the agency understand the crucial relationship between design and copy. Especially in print products, they absolutely must work together to draw the reader in and make a successful spread. But as a hook, design is everything: photography, illustration, navigation, typography, page furniture that turns a reader on or off in an instant. Get it wrong and they'll never dive into read a feature, no matter how clever the idea or how beautifully written it might be.
How is THIS magazine produced? How much do editors and designers work together?
I'd love to say that it's easy and we never encounter any obstacles, but I can tell you that the whole process is incredibly pleasurable because the creative team (and we are a small team on this project) is so devoted to THIS magazine – we believe in it. So we – editor, art director, editorial and creative directors, editorial assistant, picture researcher – spend a lot of time planning. We are very open to ideas contributed from people outside the team – that's how you make sure everything's fresh and avoids us becoming overly indulgent. We have to remember that even though we love making the magazine, we're not making it for ourselves. We have readers and a client, who is very supportive and a dream to work with – there's a high degree of trust in our relationship. We do a lot of brainstorming, research, honing of ideas, shaping into features, throwing things out and starting over again, and for this project in particular we are obsessed with not following what you might call a typical magazine flatplan and flow. We don't have a front of book / features well / back end; instead we have consciously re-invented the flow with each issue – easier to do with this frequency – three times a year – it would be impossible on a monthly. This makes the execution of what might seem like a nice but not earth-shatt ering feature idea seem fresh. After all, we're not trying to be avant-garde, we're just trying to surprise the reader and keep them interested – reward them and acknowledge them. This kind of approach makes it easier, I think, to be quite free with the design approach and to try different visual ideas.
In the end, what is a good magazine in your opinion? What 5 tips would you give to a company that's interested in publishing their own customer magazine?
A good magazine is the whole package and is never about compromise. A great magazine doesn't have to be constrained by small budgets if the ideas are big and you give yourself the freedom to be creative and bold. What does that mean in a practical sense for a company wanting to get into the publishing game?
1. Know your customers – and share what you know with your agency
You can't build a deeper relationship if you don't have a solid foundation. If you don't know what they want, ask them.
2. Know your objectives
What do you want to achieve with an editorial message? Brand building and awareness? Retaining and rewarding loyal customers? Educating them about changes? Acquiring new customers (or different ones)?
3. Know your competition
Don't give your customers something they already get from somewhere else. This is how you can achieve real standout – by word of mouth, through PR and through long-term engagement. Always stay one step ahead of your competitors. When they catch up with you, it's time for change.
4. Trust your agency
They're the experts, so give them the freedom to be brave when you're not sure that you can be. If they push it too far, it's better to tone something down than to be too safe – you'll never surprise your customers by giving them what they expect.
5. Be bold, be brave
We all have so much media thrown in our paths every day. Make sure yours is seen and heard. It's the only chance you have of someone deciding to spend some of their very precious time with your brand. (And don't forget to have fun either.)


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Primary hyperparathyroidism is a metabolic disorder in which one (or more) of the parathyroid glands produces too much parathyroid hormone, which can result in the loss of bone tissue. According to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, primary hyperparathyroidism affects about 100,000 people in the U.S. each year, and is more prevalent in women than in men.
A function of the parathyroid hormone is to keep blood calcium levels from going too low by releasing calcium from bones, conserving calcium that would be excreted by the kidneys, and increasing calcium absorption from food. When the hormone overacts, the result is a rise in the blood calcium level.
When there is a benign tumor in a parathyroid gland, the condition is called a parathyroid adenoma. When more than one parathyroid gland becomes enlarged, the condition is called parathyroid hyperplasia. Both of these conditions are benign (noncancerous).
Too much parathyroid hormone causes too much calcium to be released from bone.
In some cases, no cause can be identified. Some known causes include benign (noncancerous) tumors on the parathyroid glands, or enlargement of the glands.
The following are the most common symptoms of primary hyperparathyroidism. However, each individual may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms of too much calcium in the blood may include:
Loss of appetite
Increased thirst
Frequent urination
Lethargy and fatigue
Muscle weakness
Joint pain
Kidney pain (due to the presence of kidney stones)
Other serious symptoms may include:
Abdominal pain
Memory loss
The symptoms of primary hyperparathyroidism may resemble other medical conditions or problems. Always consult your doctor for a diagnosis.
The disorder may not present symptoms or complications, and is sometimes discovered during a routine blood test as part of a physical examination.
A diagnostic procedure for primary hyperparathyroidism may involve a dual X-ray absorptiometry, also called bone densitometry, to determine bone density and to reveal loss of bone tissue. Bone densitometry is also used to continually monitor the disorder.
Specific treatment for primary hyperparathyroidism will be determined by your doctor based on:
Your age, overall health, and medical history
Extent of the disease
Your tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
Expectations for the course of the disease
Your opinion or preference
Surgery to remove the affected gland may be performed. Treatment may include continual monitoring with bone densitometry to reveal loss of bone tissue, and to determine if surgery may be a necessary treatment.
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Amarillo, Texas - In light of this dangerously dry and windy weather, several Texas Panhandle counties have signed disaster declarations.
There is a fireworks in Potter, Randall, Moore and Carson counties, meaning you cannot set off or sell fireworks. This is serious business... If you're caught violating the ban, it's not just a slap on the wrist... You could end up behind bars.
Randall County District Attorney James Farren says, "A person who violates the ban can be charged with a class B misdemeanor, punishable by 6 months in the county jail. Depending on what other actions people take they could be charged with deadly conduct, bodily injury charges, causing death recklessly."
This current ban, signed by county judges, lasts for the next day and a half... But Governor Perry is set to put his signature on it... Extending it for the next thirty days.
Randall County Judge Houdashell is in Austin right now, talking with Perry about the dire situation here in the Panhandle. This ban applies to all fireworks... Even those set off by professionals, so there will not be any public firework shows this Fourth of July.
This is one of the first times a ban like this has ever been put in place.


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Mayor Lantigua appeared in front of a grand jury May 29 to answer questions about thousands of dollars that had allegedly gone missing from a city-owned parking garage managed by Garcia.
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reviews for: listing #50725 - Sanibel Island, Florida Condo rental
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- community Sanibel Arms
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Ocean Paradise
Review submitted: December 31, 2009 Date of arrival: December 18, 2009
We loved this little condo on the beach. It has everything you need indoors -- very clean and well appointed kitchen, bath, bedroom and livingroom with TV, etc, and all the beach and bike equipment you need for outdoors. The condo looks to have been recently renovated, and is very comfortable. The livingroom looks straight out to the beach. There is a large front grounds between the condo and the beach, which is wild and very peaceful, and it provides privacy to the condo. The condo, being on the second floor, has lots of privacy, and no other guests have a need to pass by it, as there are stairways at both ends of the building. We liked this feature a lot. There is a nice little balcony with table and chairs out the front door, and sitting there is like being at the beach -- it's a nice place to read a book or have a drink. The beach had lots of shells and birds, and one afternoon at sunset we saw a bobcat in the brush near the shore. A very peaceful setting.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 10 / 11
Superlative Beach Stay
Review submitted: January 3, 2013 Date of arrival: December 31, 2012
Colorful decor. Clean rooms. Pristine bedding and kitchen ware. Bikes, too.
Safe. Second floor with outdoor table and chairs.
Perfect location. Heated pool. Friendly and quiet neighbors. We did not use the tv or the movies
but listened instead to the ocean we could see from the living room.
Thank you for a lovely stay! And for your extra attention.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
Perfect Vacation Spot
Review submitted: November 15, 2012 Date of arrival: September 16, 2012
This condo is as beautiful in person as it is online! Every comfort of home. We needed nothing! We were on the balcony and my husband said, I wish we had brought our binoculars and I went in and what did I fine??? Binoculars! The thought that you have put in to making your guest feel at home is amazing. We enjoyed the shelling, at one point had to put some back because we were afraid our suitcases would be too heavy at the airport! Enjoyed RC Otter, Mucky Duck and the Island Cow all were wonderful. Relaxed on the beach that was just steps away from the condo. If you bike, you will love the bike lanes all over this island. Can't wait to return, Thanks so much for a wonderful vacation spot that we can put at the top of our list of places we want to come back to.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
Lovely Vacation
Review submitted: February 12, 2012 Date of arrival: February 4, 2012
We definitely recommend this rental. Location is excellent; beach is wonderful; owners are very helpful; and it's an especially comfortable, immaculate, and lovely condo. We appreciated the extras, e.g. bikes, beach chairs, wifi computer and printer. Our first visit to Sanibel was just lovely, thanks!!!
Recommended for: age 55+, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Really Impressed
Review submitted: May 29, 2011 Date of arrival: May 1, 2011
Thank you for a great and relaxing week at your condo. We were really impressed with unit F7 and how well thought planned with anything and everything you could need for a week. We are looking to visiting next year and sharing our experience with our friends. Our week was full of fun and adventure. We rented a boat and drove to Cabbage Key for the day and anchored just past the Captiva Pass and did shelling. We took the Key West Express one day and what was going to be a day trip ended with us staying the night so we had day and half of venture in KW. Our week ended with the most FANTASTIC sunset at Captiva. I think we took over 300 pics. Again, thank you for sharing your condo with everyone.
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Just Perfect
Review submitted: May 29, 2011 Date of arrival: October 26, 2010
I had a wonderful stay at your condo, it was just perfect! Speaking of perfect...I slept so well, that I would like to know what brand matrass you have in F7, do you have an extra pad on there? . My back didn't bother me at all. Thank you so much,
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Wounderful Stay !
Review submitted: May 29, 2011 Date of arrival: July 15, 2010
I wanted to thank you very much for the wonderful stay we had at your condo! I will say that I believe we are spoiled from now on. It was amazing! On our last day at the beach a manatee actually swam within 15 feet of us - it was so cool. Our family had a great time and I just wanted to let you know that. Thank you!
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Our vacation
Review submitted: September 21, 2010 Date of arrival: July 3, 2010
My husband and I and our three daughters stayed in this condo in July of 2010. We had a wonderful time and enjoyed everything about it! The fruit basket was a great touch and the view was amazing! I hope we can go back again this year!!!
Recommended for: families with young children
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Helpful votes: 4 / 4
Review submitted: August 1, 2009 Date of arrival: August 1, 2009
My husband, young son, and I stayed in F7 the week of August 24th and had a phenomenal time. The previous compliments on the cleanliness and attention to detail in the condo are spot on. Ed and Kathi ensure they are accessible to their guests and that their guests feel at home. We had a wonderful time. Thank you.
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Helpful votes: 5 / 5
Review submitted: May 1, 2009 Date of arrival: May 1, 2009
We really love this condo. It was the small things that you have that really make it great like: the bikes, the cooler, the chairs, the fruit basket, menu book, radio for the beach, bedroom TV, big TV, videos & beach towels (they smell great too). The view & location are awesome. We loved the food at RC Otters(steamed shrimp) & The Timbers! The shelling was out of this world. We drove to Venice Beach about an hour & ½) & found over 300 shark teeth, it was worth the drive! We will be back & look forward to staying in the condo again. We will also recommend you to all our friends. The Gottheiner's
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Review submitted: April 1, 2009 Date of arrival: April 1, 2009
Very nice from the Assigned Parking spot, the panoramic ocean view from the board walk and deck, the fragrance as we opened the door with our code (no keys to worry about) the flowers we thought were real at first-The fruit basket, efficient notes all over, the cheerful furnishing, the efficient kitchen furnishing the linens, were all high quality. When it was too hot to ride the bikes, play in the ocean or sight see we watched the DVD's provided. Cooler weather would be very nice. We recommend The Timbers on Tarpon Bay Road, the Shell Museum, Ding Darling Wildlife Refuge and the Edison /Ford Estates in Ft Myers. The Kelly's Melbourne FL
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Millions of small acts of service help the Church grow.
A gospel story
Millions of small acts of service help the Church grow.
A gospel story
Sister Kathryn K. and Elder Stanley G. Ellis have arrived in the Africa Southeast Area.
An Area Presidency story
Brother Pierre Kemle had been a pastor for 25 years before he met the missionaries.
Anastasia Akotbongo became alarmed when her relatives started joining the Church.
A Church history story
Dr. Drew Cahoon helps establish a new dental school in Uganda.
A humanitarian story
Jonah isn't the only person who tried to avoid the voice of God.
A gospel story
Amrican Idol David Archuleta sings in Ethiopia.
A newsroom article
Jordin-Jordin Kialanda encounters opposition to joining the Church.
Gervais Gerard Zang becomes one of the first members of the Church and the first branch president in Cameroon.
Early Saints in Africa: Part 9 Cameroon
Kuteka Kamulete travels from Zaire to the Swiss Temple.
Early Saints in Africa: Part 8 Democratic Republic of the Congo
Synergy performers meet audience members.
A youth activity story
Brother Modibo's dog was his first connection to the Church.
Early Saints in Africa: Part 6 Mali
When Edward M. Ngindu was first offered a Book of Mormon, he threw it back.
The Alexandra Branch Choir follows the example of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
A gospel story
The Jadwong family finds the right time to attend the temple.
The faith of a village in Tanzania helped them survive a drought.
Early Saints in Africa: Part 7 Kenya
An unlikely group of young men in Botswana find the gospel together.
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I'll be participating in the upcoming "Host with the Most" comedy contest at Side Splitters, hoping to raise a few bucks for Children's Theatre of Knoxville. The event is 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23. Besides myself, the funny folks will be:
Erin Donovan from WBIR for Big Brothers, for Big Sisters;
Octavius from WMIZ for the Wesley House Community Center;
Mike Howard from WNOX for the American Cancer Society;
Taz Cable from Smoky Mountain Morning for Guitars not Guns;
Whitney Kent from WVLT for Honor Air;
Oz, a returning performer from 2010, for TBA;
Bruce Patrick from 106.1 The River for Susan G. Komen for the Cure;
and Mitch Wheeler, the returning champion from 2010, for the Young Williams Animal Center.
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Science, Social Science, and Pseudoscience of Diet/Culture Thesis
Cross-cultural psychologists have mostly contrasted East Asia with the West. However, this study shows that there are major psychological differences within China. We propose that a history of farming rice makes cultures more interdependent, whereas farming wheat makes cultures more independent, and these agricultural legacies continue to affect people in the modern world. We tested 1162 Han Chinese participants in six sites and found that rice-growing southern China is more interdependent and holistic-thinking than the wheat-growing north. To control for confounds like climate, we tested people from neighboring counties along the rice-wheat border and found differences that were just as large. We also find that modernization and pathogen prevalence theories do not fit the data.There's a problem here, though, that scientists and statisticians refer to as "prior plausibility": it's not enough that you can create an experiment to test for a difference, but there has to be a good reason to create the experiment in the first place. If there isn't, then the concept of "statistically significant correlation" becomes meaningless. This is Bayesian statistics, as I understand it. As Rachel Laudan and her commenters point out, there are good historical reasons to believe that many wheat-cultivating cultures were at least as collective-minded as rice-growing cultures are presumed to be; similarly, there's plenty of research pointing out the individualistic and profit-oriented elements of early modern Japanese and Chinese peasant societies. The upside of this is that it finally spurred me to pick up Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney, Rice as Self: Japanese Identities Through Time which is often cited in these discussions. As I said on twitter, I've been reluctant largely because citations to it seemed mostly to be used to bolster arguments like those above: that something fundamental about rice cultivation -- usually the collectivist village, as imagined in modernity -- is the heart or essence of Japanese Civilization since forever, etc. What I found, as most of you know, is a fairly satisfying and subtle discussion of the way in which symbols work in cultures, with a "side dish" of historical skepticism about the actual role of rice and of agriculture. The way in which the discourse of Japan as made up of rice cultivating rural communities has obscured many elements of change over time, including the diversity of rural production, hunter-gatherer traditions, non-agricultural commoners, and the value of mobility and urbanization in modernity. (( I'll admit, anthropological semiotics still feels very circular to me: the chicken-egg problem of cultural re/production, activity/agency never feels quite resolved or quite grounded. )) In fact, it seems like most of the citations to Rice as Self that I've seen over the last ten years have been very weak ones: Ohnuki-Tierney doesn't support the "rice creates culture" argument (at least not here; this is 20-year old scholarship, and she's been busy since then) and I strongly suspect that the evidence doesn't, either.


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FOXBOROUGH --- Patriots coach Bill Belichick was terse in his response during Monday's teleconference to repeated questions about injured tight end Rob Gronkowski, who reaggravated his fractured left forearm in Sunday's 41-28 divisional playoff victory over the Texans and underwent season-ending surgery Monday.
"I already covered that [Sunday],'' Belichick said, repeatedly. "I have nothing to add to it.''


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The second annual Wild West Fest takes place in the equestrian center at on Saturday, March 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
All proceeds are designated to fund programs and services of Cobb County Libraries.
There will be over 10 activities that repeat throughout the day for kids. Even the will participate with a horse posse parade at 11 a.m..
When guests get thirsty, just stroll over to the Cactus Rose Saloon for some cool lemonade, and pose for photos taken by an authentic 1800s photographer.
Witness sheriff deputies arresting the "bad guys" (local celebrities and community leaders) and taking them to the jail-house on site. This year the "bad guys" being arrested include: Mike Boyce, Tony Britton, Sheila Jones, Mark Mathews, Bob Ott, RJ Patel, Van Pearlberg, Woody Thompson and Bob Weatherford. The celebrities won't be released from jail until enough jail bail money is donated, which goes to help fund Cobb libraries.
Tickets for the event are $5 per person and children three-years-old and younger get in free.
Book Sale
The just feet away from the Wild West event. Patrons that purchase books can get $1 off the Wild West ticket price.
The Friends of the 's sale will be held Friday and Saturday, March 23 and 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, March 25 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the .
Donated items for the book sale include soft-cover and hard-back books, magazines, text books, DVD and VHS movies, and children's books. Prices range from 10 cents to $5. Last year, the book sales generated more than $80,000 which enabled the library staff to purchase new materials, including books and DVDs.
On Sunday, a box of soft-covered books will probably be $10, and a box of hardcovers or audiovisual material will be $20.


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Watch the video of Maui's dolphins seen during a Department of Conservation (DOC) survey in March 2012. The dolphins were sighted off the West Coast of the North Island between Raglan and the Manukau Heads.
Alongshore surveys such as this help us to understand more about the species. The surveys provide information on the distribution of dolphins within their known range. We can also determine how successfully the dolphins are breeding based on the presence or absence of juvenile within the pods.
Video captured by Stephanie Watts, DOC Marine Ranger, Auckland.
Video of Maui's dolphins sharing the waves with surfers at Muriwai Beach, Auckland.
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Adam Wheater (born 13 February 1990 in Whipps Cross, Essex) is an English cricketer. He is a right-handed batsman and a wicketkeeper, who currently plays for Essex. Wheater is in the Essex squad for the first time during the 2008 season, having played for the Second XI since 2006.
Wheater made two appearances in the non-first class Pro ARCH Trophy in March 2008 against the United Arab Emirates, and made his first-class debut for Essex against Cambridge UCCE the following month.
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2.Re-sign K-Rob/B-Will/Fonoti/Chavous/Johnstone/Newman/Maybe Offord/Maybe Burleson/Maybe Cowart
3. Get Scott Linehan back for Offensive Coordinator
4. Fire Ted Cottrell
5. Give Tice just 1 more year if he screws up again FIRE him quick
6. Re-sign keep our amazing front office together. Because they did an incredible job last offseason bringing people in.
It's kind of long but this is what needs to happen to make us better


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The national dementia strategy in Japan.
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Department of Gerontological Policy, National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology (NCGG), 35 Gengo, Morioka-cho, Obu-shi, Aichi 474-8511, Japan.
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Leaving a legacy is a big part of high school wrestling. Certain individual accomplishments lead to the all-important "name on the wall," and once your name is there, it does not come down. For three Panther wrestlers, Saturday was a day where legacies were made.
Tony Ginacola, Dan Penissi and Alex Irwin all won individual titles for Collingswood and will move on to wrestle in next weekend's Region 7 tournament. Also joining them next weekend will be Mike Campbell, who finished second at 160 pounds, John Deaner, who placed third at 152, and Anthony Valianti, who took third at 195. Zane Chunko will also be wrestling next weekend after finishing third at 126.
For Giancola, a 16-3 major decision gave him his third district title. The senior also won titles at 103 pounds the past two years. To put that in perspective, only five other Panthers in Collingswood's storied history have won three district titles.
"I see myself up at the top with all the other great wrestlers from this school," he said. "I want to be above that though. I want to win regions and place at states so I can be at the top. I'm not done yet."
"It's exciting for Tony," head coach Dechlin Moody said. "I'm proud of him. He's put a lot of hard work in. He deserves it. But we hope it doesn't stop there."
Penissi was also able to capture a title in his last go around. The senior won 3-2 in an exciting final match at 132 pounds.
"I've been wrestling since I was 4, and having seen partners that have won it, to finally win one is exciting," he said.
"Dan's been wrestling forever and I was glad he got it," Moody said. "I'm glad he got to get on the wall with his brother (Rich, a region champion in 2008)."
Irwin, a junior, took home the 138-pound title with a 7-4 win. Penissi and Irwin are partners in the wrestling room, and winning the title together makes it that much sweeter.
"Being able to win with my partner is awesome," Penissi said.
But as a team, the Panthers fell short of a title. Haddon Heights stole the show with a score of 169 and Haddonfield finished second with 138.5. Collingswood finished in third, scoring 134.5 points.
"I expected to win," Moody said. "I was proud of my kids in the finals, and the kids who took third, that was big. I'm proud of them, but I always want more."
"The goal was to get everyone out of Friday and then go on from there," Penissi said. "Obviously that didn't happen, but we did the best we could."
And for Giancola, Penissi and Irwin, their best means a spot in Collingswood history.


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Paul Grabowicz (Senior Lecturer and Bloomberg Chair in Journalism)
Paul Grabowicz is Senior Lecturer and Bloomberg Journalism Chair and directs the New Media Program at the Graduate School of Journalism. He teaches classes in introductory and advanced multimedia reporting, designing and developing online news packages, web skills and researching public records.
A professional journalist for more than 25 years, he spent most of his career as the investigative reporter at The Oakland Tribune. He also served as night city editor and acting city editor and developed an early prototype of a website for the paper in 1996 (it was rejected). He is co-author of "California Inc.," a book about how the entrepreneurial spirit shaped the politics, culture and economy of California, and has written extensively about issues in online journalism and digital technology.
In 1995 he started setting up the New Media Program at the Graduate School of Journalism. He pioneered teaching classes in new media topics ranging from entrepreneurial journalism and business models for online news in 1999 and blogging by journalists in 2002, to mobile reporting in 2004 and journalism video games in 2006.
Richard Koci Hernandez (Assistant Professor)
KOCI HERNANDEZ, RICHARD is a national Emmy award winning video and multimedia producer and worked as a photojournalist at the San Jose Mercury News for 15 years. His work has appeared in Time, Wired, The New York Times, a National Geographic book and international magazines. In 2008, Richard was awarded a national Emmy award for the New Approaches to Documentary category for his executive producer work on the Mercury News video entitled, Uprooted. In 2003, Richard was the recipient of the James K. Batten Knight Ridder Excellence Award. His work for the Mercury News has earned him two Pulitzer Prize nominations. Richard was named deputy director of photography and multimedia after spearheading the creation of MercuryNewsPhoto.com. He has taught multimedia workshops for Stanford University,USC Annenberg School for Communication, National Press Photographers Association, The Southern Short Course, National Association for Hispanic Journalists and National Association for Black Journalists, and TEDTalks (Master Class). Koci-Hernandez is a San Francisco State University journalism graduate, where he has been a guest instructor. In 2008 Koci Hernandez was invited to join the Faculty at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism as a visiting Fellow supported by a Ford Foundation grant to produce digital news sites for San Francisco Bay Area communities. In 2011 Koci Hernandez was named an Assistant Professor for New Media at the Graduate School of Journalism at UC Berkeley.
Samantha Grant
Samantha Grant is a documentary filmmaker, journalist, and educator. Through her production company GUSHproductions Samantha has worked with FRONTLINE, ABC, MTV, CNN, NPR, PRI, FRONTLINE/World, PBS, Al Jazeera International, and Current TV, as well as several national corporate clients like Pandora, Merrill Lynch, AT&T and Electronic Arts. A third generation journalist, Sam considers it a joy and a privilege to bring to life stories that are compelling, character-driven narratives rooted solidly in journalism. Her approach to storytelling is informed by both her undergraduate degree in American Studies/Literature from Yale University and her Master's of Journalism degree from the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Sam was a 2007 Carnegie/Knight Fellow, and is an alumna of the WGBH CPB/PBS Producers Academy. Sam was also selected as a BAVC MediaMaker Fellow in 2011. Currently, Sam is directing the ITVS Open Call funded feature documentary A FRAGILE TRUST: Plagiarism, Power, and Jayson Blair at the New York Times , about the 2003 Jayson Blair Journalism scandal. In addition, Sam received funding to build DECISIONS ON DEADLINE an Alternate Reality Educational News Game that teaches journalism ethics as a companion project to A FRAGILE TRUST. Also, Sam is Producing/Shooting the independent feature documentary GIRLS IN THE FOREST about a revolutionary all-girls agricultural boarding school in the last old-growth forest in Paraguay. When she's not shooting, producing or directing documentaries, you can find Sam lecturing at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, lecturing at Stanford's Knight Fellowship program, or hanging out with her husband and their two beautiful daughters.
Jeremy Rue
Jeremy Rue is a Lecturer of digital storytelling at the University of California, Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Before formally joining the ranks of the grad school, he was formerly a multimedia instructor for the Knight Digital Media Center at UC Berkeley where he taught workshops to hundreds of professional journalists on new media storytelling techniques. He has spoken at conferences for the Associated Press Managing Editors, National Association of Hispanic Journalists, National Association of Black Journalists, American Association of Sunday Feature Editors and the Association of Alternative Newsmedia. He has led several newsroom trainings on the transition to digital journalism, including National Public Radio, American Public Media and the University of California Office of the President. He was a technical editor for several textbooks on Adobe Flash, and Adobe Dreamweaver. Rue worked as a multimedia journalist for the Oakland Tribune; as a multimedia producer and photographer for a Carnegie-Knight funded reporting fellowship; as a photojournalist for The Fresno Bee, The Modesto Bee and the Duluth News-Tribune in Minnesota; and as a reporter for the Selma (Calif.) Enterprise, where he covered city government, courts and crime. Rue is the recipient of the 2007 Dorothea Lange Fellowship for his photo documentary work on migrant farm workers in the California Central Valley. He is an experienced web developer with knowledge in HTML/CSS, JavaScript, Unix/Linux, PHP/MySQL and a variety of other scripting languages. He has a Master of Journalism degree from UC Berkeley.
Alan Mutter
Alan D. Mutter began his career as a newspaper columnist and editor at the Chicago Daily News and later rose to City Editor of the Chicago Sun-Times. In 1984, he became the No. 2 editor of the San Francisco Chronicle. He left the newspaper business in 1988 to join InterMedia Partners, a start-up company that became one of the largest cable-TV companies in the country. Mutter was the COO of InterMedia when he moved to Silicon Valley in 1996 to lead the first of the three start-up companies he led as CEO. The companies he headed were a pioneering Internet service provider and two enterprise-software companies delivering cutting-edge solutions for media companies. Mutter now is a consultant specializing in corporate initiatives and new media ventures that combine his twin passions, journalism and technology. He joined the adjunct faculty of the Journalism School in January, 2009.
Tom PeeleThomas Peele is an investigative reporter and author. His 2012 book Killing the Messenger (Random House) chronicled the Black Muslim Movement and the 2007 assassination of Oakland, CA, journalist Chauncey Bailey. Peele served as the lead reporter on The Chauncey Bailey Project, a reporting collaboration credited with forcing authorities to bring all of Bailey's killers to justice. Peele, a journalist for 30 years, is an investigative reporter for the Bay Area News Group newspapers, where specializes in public records and public accountability reporting. He routinely writes enterprise stories about government malfeasance and corruption. He also writes a monthly column, The Watchdog, on government transparency and freedom of the press. Before moving to California in 2000, Peele was a staff writer for the Atlantic City Press in New Jersey where he covered casino gambling, government corruption and organized crime. He began his career at Newsday as a prep sportswriter while a college student. Peele holds an MFA in Writing from the University of San Francisco and a BA in journalism from Long Island University.
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Cyrus Farivar [suh-ROOS FAR-ih-var] is a journalist, radio producer and author. He is also the senior business editor at Ars Technica, a tech news website owned by Condé Nast. His book, The Internet of Elsewhere—about the history and effects of the Internet on different countries around the world, including Senegal, Iran, Estonia and South Korea—was published by Rutgers University Press in April 2011. He has reported for Deutsche Welle English, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, National Public Radio, Public Radio International, The Economist, Wired, The New York Times and many others. He has a B.A. in Political Economy from the University of California, Berkeley and a M.S. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. He's also survived three VfDs on Wikipedia. However, on a 4th VfD attempt in February 2007, he was, in fact, deleted. For the moment, Cyrus is still waiting for someone to add him back.
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A former Towamencin Township man who was convicted of starving his 4-year-old quadruplet son to death died during his first year in state prison.
James Seymore, 41, died Aug. 18 at Somerset Hospital in Somerset.
The Somerset County coroner completed an autopsy last week, but the cause of death hasn't been determined. Coroner Wallace Miller said officials are waiting for tissues to be prepared for examination. He declined to identify the nature of the tissue samples.


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A judge has sentenced a former Prince George's County police officer to 30 days of home detention for beating a University of Maryland student during a rowdy celebration following a Terrapin basketball victory over Duke.
The judge sentenced James Harrison on Friday to a year in jail on the assault conviction, then suspended all but 30 days and ordered Harrison to serve those through home detention.
Harrison was one of two officers charged with assaulting John McKenna. The 2010 incident was captured on video by another student. The other officer was acquitted in October. Harrison, who served as a policeman for more than 20 years, is no longer on the force.
Harrison's lawyer says he'll file a motion asking the judge to remove Harrison's conviction from his record.
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Prostate and Testicular Cancer
The prostate and testes are important parts of the male reproductive system. The prostate is a small gland below the bladder and in front of the rectum. It produces the fluid that transports the sperm. The testes create the male sex hormone testosterone, which produces the sperm.
Prostate Cancer
Almost all prostate cancer begins in the prostate gland cells. These cells make the fluid that gets added to the semen. Most prostate cancers develop slowly. Because of that, prostate cancer usually affects older men. Among men, prostate cancer is second only to skin cancer in frequency.
Testicular Cancer
The testicles contain several types of cells. Any of these cells may develop cancer, and treatment and prognosis will be different depending on the type of cancer cell. Testicular cancer commonly affects younger and middle-aged men.
More Information about Prostate and Testicular Cancer
For more detailed information about prostate and testicular cancer, risk factors, signs and symptoms, common treatment options and more, please explore the resources below:
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William Paul Morgan, accused of kidnapping his estranged wife, won't go to trial until next year.
The second-degree kidnapping trial was scheduled for Monday, but has been reset for Jan. 28 to allow time for a crime lab report to be completed.
Police say that Morgan kidnapped his pregnant wife from the orthodontist office where she worked.
Morgan remains in jail on $850,000 bond.
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