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Sadly, what should be a privileged glimpse behind palace doors is a laughable shambles.
"You're not really going to drop a bomb on Princess Grace, are you Charles?" says US Secretary of State McNamara (Philip Delancy) to French President De Gaulle (Andre Penvern) at a charity dinner. But unfortunately, nothing as deadly or dramatic happens.
Instead Grace Of Monaco charts an incredibly dull year in the life of the former Hollywood star and glamorous wife of Prince Rainer (Tim Roth). The year in question is 1962, when the tiny Cote D'Azure Principality is threatened by neighbouring France over its tax laws. As boring as that sounds, is as tedious as this film is.
Even a looming military invasion never goes further than a heavy-breathing phone call. Heavens above, surely everybody knows after The Phantom Menace that trade embargoes are the dullest of all dramas? But even so, during this uneventful crisis, should our hearts really bleed for the millionaires of Monte Carlo?
"What's the worse thing can happen?" says Princess Grace, "We lose the silly old throne?" No, this is not a Carry On film but it should be. A pantomime Alfred Hitchcock (Roger Ashton-Griffiths) turns up to offer 'Gracie' a way back to Hollywood with the lead role in his forthcoming feature, Marnie. After much umming and ahhing, the Princess declines. But we all knew that already, didn't we?
Grace Kelly is a fascinating figure, an Oscar winning American actress who in 1956 got hitched to a European Prince in what the world's press described as "the marriage of the century". However, not in this movie, where she is portrayed by Nicole Kidman as a doe-eyed vacuous yap.
It's a truly awful performance. "I have made a mistake" she blathers "Everything I do and say is wrong." Not for one moment, do you believe a single beat of her wooden heart.
She is not helped by the very strange direction by Olivier Dahan, whose previous work includes the wonderful Edith Piaf biopic, La Vie En Rose. But here, he seems to have lost all narrative grasp, with a series of completely meaningless short scenes following by long lingering close-ups of Nicole Kidman's eye lashes and ear lobes.The rest of the cast are not spared their blushes either. Tim Roth fails to convince as a morbidly stiff Rainer, while Robert Lindsey as Aristotle Onassis is bizarre casting at best and downright silly at worst. Not even a colourfully camp cameo from Derek Jacobi as the Count Fernando D'Aillieres can save the day.
Grace Of Monaco may have the glossy shine of a luxurious perfume ad but unfortunately it's a real stinker.
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People suffering from depression generally don't believe they are worthy of life's many good things; they think they have very little or no hope at all of ever attaining a state of contentment and well-being. Consequently, they no longer appreciate life's significance and, worse, may even contemplate on committing suicide. Several factors can cause depression. These include psychological problems, chronic pain from certain physical illnesses, or the taking of certain medications to deal with some ailments, Niha...!Answered by Dil Se, 11 Apr '12 04:29 pm
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Depression ek tarah ka mental stress hota hai. and ye problem emotional logon se jyada mind use karne valo me create hoti hai, jab insaan mushkilon se lad lad ke haar jata hai and koi umeed ki kiran nahi bachti tab ye situation create hoti hai.Answered by Latika, 08 May '12 11:59 am
Depression is due to malnutrition .Homoeo tonics can help you to get rid of it also improve your health. ""sound mind in a sound body "Answered by samson aseervatham, 12 Apr '12 08:28 pm
Depression is a state of human mind. when things goes beyond the capacity of tolerance level, people goes in to depression. Acute depression is a psychosis and needs treatment. People with less mental capacity and no belief in God, falls an easy prey to depressionAnswered by Sneh, 11 Apr '12 04:48 pm
Feeling of initial stage of sadness. Bec in this time no one tackle the prob in correct wayAnswered by ala, 11 Apr '12 04:19 pm
Its constant feeling of sadness,low self esteem,negative thinking.There are mostly environmental reasons for the cause of depression,some biological reasons are also there.Answered by vikram bawa, 11 Apr '12 04:17 pm
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Depression is nothing but being enamic in nature,,,when blood balance gets unbalanced a person goes under depression. its in a way a decease. lack of iron, calcium in blood and low homoglobin levels are the causes.Answered by INDER VIG, 11 Apr '12 04:13 pm

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Date: September 24, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
The annual downtown holiday parade may fall victim to a new special-event fee schedule the city is imposing.
The holiday parade committee was informed Sept. 23 that it will have to pay $31,720 for police, trash and street-sweeping services for this year's event.
Organizer Paul Thorpe said the committee does not have nearly enough money to cover those costs, and, unless a major sponsor can be found before December, he may have to cancel the parade.
"Here it is three months out, and they're telling us that's what they want to charge us," he said.
Last year, the city said it would be charging the holiday parade $25,000 for the same services, but it waived the fee at the last moment.
City Manager Bob Bartolotta is instituting a new set of special-event fees that help offset the cost of man hours it takes to process permits for those events.
The St. Armands Circle Association has been protesting the new cost structure, saying it may have to cancel many, or even all, of the 20 events it holds on the Circle each year.
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Another View -- Molly Kelly: New Hampshire needs gambling money to fund its basic needs
First, I am not a proponent of gambling. But I am a strong proponent of restoring the funding that is reflected in our governor's proposed budget. I can't emphasize enough how critical these funds are to my priorities and the priorities that I hear about every day from the people I represent.
Funding public higher education so that all of our state's young people have an equal opportunity; providing funding for mental health programs for those individuals and families who are suffering today without any hope for a better life; growing our economy with an educated and skilled workforce and real investments in infrastructure and fostering innovation; making sure hospitals and other providers don't close their doors to children and their parents due to uncompensated care: all of these are not only top priorities, but a direct expression of my deepest-held values.
So my vote was a vote to have the resources to provide an equal opportunity for a life with dignity and hope for all the people, not just some of the people. This is what the citizens of our state deserve.
I have heard arguments from those who object to a casino within our borders under any circumstances. Some question the revenue that will be generated, others the social costs of expanded gambling, and others see this as a pure moral issue. These are passionate arguments from people who truly care about our state and our citizens, and I respect those who make them. Let me briefly address each.
In terms of revenue, our best nonpartisan analysis from the legislative budget office says that a casino would generate $130 million per year, on top of the $80 million we get in this biennium. And this would be money we won't otherwise have. The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies, in offering facts on both sides of the argument, estimated that 2/3 of the visitors to the casino would be from out of state, and therefore would be bringing in new dollars.
In terms of social costs from gambling addiction, these are real and painful. But the problem is, they are already here, and they are about to increase. Make no mistake, with our 12 licensed charitable gaming operations and simulcast horse and dog races, gambling is here, and it is a massive $150 million annual industry even without counting our state lottery.
What's more, Massachusetts is about to license three new casinos right over our border. The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies - again, with no bias toward casino gambling - has said that these new casinos mean that we will lose $75 million a year if we do nothing at all.
In short, we are about to absorb all of the social costs of casinos, plus the economic ones, with none of the revenues. The bill that I voted for at least provides tough new regulation on gambling instead of the lax system we have now, as well as millions of dollars specifically for addition prevention and treatment.
Finally, let me address the moral question. Everyone must judge for himself or herself on this question, and I respect different points of view. I simply point out that turning our young people away from access to an education because they cannot afford it is not only immoral, but very bad for our economy and for the future of our state. Keeping people with mental illness stuck in emergency rooms or even worse, shunted to prisons, is wrong. As with most difficult questions in life, there are real considerations both ways.
The bottom line is that our needs are real and profound. They won't go away if we neglect them; they will get worse, cost us more, and hurt our people more deeply. If there were other sources of revenue on the table that might come even close to meeting our needs, I might support them too.
So my vote was a vote to move forward, to try to help as many of our citizens and business as possible, and to uphold the values of opportunity, equality and compassion that our state should always reflect.
Sen. Molly Kelly is a Democrat from Keene.
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K. Michelle Biography
With each notes she sings, lyric she writes or piano key she strikes, songstress K. Michelle speaks her mind and makes no apologies for it. Taking a vow to stay true to herself, K. Michelle understands that part of being a noteworthy new artist isn't just possessing talent but having something to say. "I'm the biggest advocate of being yourself," says Michelle, who considers music to be her therapy. "People can believe in you all day long, but if you don't bring it to light or nourish it, it doesn't matter."
Each song she writes is a soundtrack to a life that started in Memphis, TN. A life that lead to the title of her debut album, Pain Medicine, which will be released this Fall on Jive Records. "Everything that I do is in this album," says Michelle. "I sing about what I'm going through at the moment. For example, I don't have any love songs on the album because I'm not in love right now." K. Michelle doesn't take for granted the opportunity she has to show the world who she really is a fighter, a single mother, a true musician. "[Pain Medicine] is my story. If I have this platform it has to be my story."
The decision to become a singer/songwriter wasn't an easy one for K. Michelle. Although she earned a musical scholarship to attend Florida A&M University, she eventually switched her major to Biology and toyed with becoming a nurse. "I didn't want to major in music," says the 24 year old. However, she never stopped singing. "My whole time at college I played the piano and sang. I even won Miss FAMU." However, it wasn't until she graduated college that she decided to make music her main focus. For several months she toured Asia as a singer with Memphis orchestra Sound Fuzion. Upon her return to Memphis, she took an office job. That didn't last long. "I got a job in sales. I sat in a cubicle all day. I'd walk around the office singing. That's when I realized that was not the life for me." Michelle created a Myspace page and within a week caught the attention of a production company in Atlanta. Seeing this as her big break, she moved to Atlanta with the goal of securing a record deal. But that didn't happen for another two years.
Thanks to a chance run in with ERIKA WRIGHT, Michelle got the big break she needed. During a trip to Jive's New York offices. K. Michelle wowed Jive executives and received a deal. "God knew I needed a label that could understand me. "Memphis is a rough city. I thank the city, because it toughened me so much." It's that toughness that pours out in her debut album Pain Medicine. On it, K. Michelle writes and co-produces every track, making her album very personal. "I can't fake music. I sing about what I'm going through at that moment." The album's buzz single "Self Made" has turned into a surprise hit, striking a chord with women thanks to its call for self-empowerment.
While her single bangs in the club, Michelle is putting the finishing touches on the album, teaming with producers Salaam Remi, Drumma Boy, Elvis, Cool & Dre, Rico Love, Lil Ronnie, Platinum Brothers and Harvey Mason Jr. "It was very important for me to work with people that my energy connected with." She describes her writing process as starting with one simple question: How am I feeling today? One thing that K. Michelle cherishes is her five year old son, Chase. "I'm very proud to be a single mother." She understands that her new career means she isn't the typical mother but looks forward to creating a life that her and her son can enjoy. Another side of K. Michelle that might surprise some people—she is a big fan of country music and even yodels. "As a little girl, I had the same vocal coach as Justin Timberlake. My coach introduced me to country music and I still love it to this day." Before her album hits stores, K. Michelle is already making fans including fellow Jive recording artist R. Kelly. "Getting the opportunity to sit with R. Kelly was so beneficial to me. He taught me so much about music, the business, and being true to myself." Determined not to be forced into a box, K. Michelle wants her music to be accepted for what it is—her truth. "I'm offering honest music."
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TRUE STORY | Reviewer: jackie n huff | 8/28/14
My Admiration To You | Reviewer: Trinitee | 2/27/14
Hello.K.Michelle. I am A HUGE fan Of You. I love your songs,. You sing about what you feel and what others can even relate to. I have most of your song. I love all your songs, but i have three main ones. Cant Raise A Man, The Right One, ANd Fallin'. bye And Thanks For All The Songs you sing.
loving her songs | Reviewer: Cornijaramsey-mcmullen | 2/25/14
K.Michelle i love your songs like when i grow up i went to become u because your life is just amazing i went her to be my mom and i love your acting in love in hip hop but keep doing your thing i hope i can meet u one day and u come to my do. love ya
My I Love You Some Much | Reviewer: Taylor Anderson | 12/8/13
K.MICHELLE I am a huge fan of you.your son is handsom in your baby daddy is to so my it did not work out & con you writing a song about Taylor & Antonio a love song and I love you so much from:Taylor Anderson
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The True Story | Reviewer: Arionna Denise | 11/5/13
K.Michelle , I admire your musice so much there are so many thigs in your life that i can relate too. Ive always wanted to start my career off in going to school for Cosmotology & i never realized that that isnt the only aspiration of my life that I want to do I love singing . I experience sitting at a cubicle every other day in my pathway Business Management at my school Clyde C. Miller Career Academy and all I do is sing all day everyday you have inspired me to follow my dreams no matter what may knock me down or come my way & i love you for that
someone like u kmichelle | Reviewer: madison hayes | 9/18/13
MS.K Michelle Im so much like u I like to sing and someday I would like t be just like u u inspired u very much every day I go to school(shodalawn) I have to listen to ur music vsop and sometimes Ill just start crying cause life is very hard now (in Memphis)when u come down here I try to go to come and see u but ticket be sold out I live in Memphis tn were u are from and when I have my 13th Birthday I going to let u come and show of love Madison hayes
My Wonderful Daughter | Reviewer: Tonya Poindexter | 9/4/13
Hi K, I am writing you to let you know that I have a daughter who admire you so much. She listen to all your songs and is one of your biggest fan. She is currently at Spelman College in Atlanta, studying bio-chemistry. She is also in Glee and loves music and hope to one day be a Singer like you. If you ever visit Spelman College please give shout out to my daughter Kimimnickque Harbert. She will love that.:-, she graduate in 2015
i love you | Reviewer: Angela Dorsey | 8/28/13
Hey kmichelle my name is Angela I'm 15yearsold u I watched u love n Hip pop Ur amazing I wish I could meet u I listen to all of Uyour music u inspired me to live life I admire u. God bless u u mad me become the young women Ian today I live in Cincinnati Ohio I love u sooo much I hope n pray I meet u n that u read this love u Ms k Michelle bye
i know what you are felling | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/29/11
i am a huge fan of kmichelle. i love all of your music. i think you are a true singer and, sind about what you are felling at the moment.i know your mom Angelas Pate. you promblem dont believe me but, i am your cousin and i am your mom's niece . ask about Michelle JONES . sheWORKS AT YOUR MOMS JOB ASI GE
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Introduction to medical anthropology. Explores the relationships among culture, society, and medicine. Examples from Western medicine as well as from other medical systems, incorporating both interpretive and critical approaches. Offered: jointly with ANTH 475.
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Covers history and major agencies and organizations of public health, Systems perspective on understanding factors affecting public health, the core functions and services of public health, and the major current public health issues in the U.S. and world. Uses a modified problem-based learning (PBL format. Includes substantial group work.
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Basic overview of state and local public health practice with leaders in the field and case studies focusing on rural and urban public health challenges. Offers preparation for practice in public health agencies. Prerequisite: HSERV 511 or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with EPI 501.
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Students review and examine selected topics from literature. Includes need and access to care; theory and effects of health insurance; private and public insurance programs; managed care; costs/expenditures; availability and organization of health resources; and quality assessment and improvement. Enrollment priority for Health Services PhD students. Prerequisite: HSERV 511.
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Politics, theory, methods of evaluation, from simple health programs to evaluation of large-scale interventions. Emphasizes experimental and quasi-experimental designs to estimate program impacts, as well as evaluation of program implementation. Case studies drawn from health field illustrate various types of evaluations. Prerequisite: background in introductory statistics.
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Introduces the new big data of health services research, health claims, and survey databases. Discusses the promises and pitfalls of the data and models for analyzing the correlates of health care costs and utilization. Prerequisite: either HSERV 511, BIOST 511/BIOST 512/BIOST 513, BIOST 517/BIOST 518, or EPI 511/EPI 512, and permission of instructor.
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Literature appraisal skills for various articles (therapy effectiveness, diagnostic tests, literature reviews, clinical measurement, prognosis, quality of care, decision analysis, causation/etiology, guidelines, and economic evaluation). Appraisal of clinical information from literature, strengths/weaknesses of data, analyses, study design/applicability to a current patient's problem. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with BIME 540; W.
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HSERV 529 Introduction to Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis of Evidence (3) E. DEVINE, F. WOLF
Conceptual understanding of the quantitative methods used to synthesize evidence. Methods for pooling evidence across independent studies, pooling binary/continuous outcomes, differences between fixed and random effects models, and guidelines for appraising published systematic reviews/meta-analyses. Prerequisite: either introductory level courses in statistics, epidemiology, or biostatistics or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with BIME 541/EPI 541/PHARM 529; Sp.
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HSERV 531 COPHP Population Health (3)
Considers the elements that determine a population's health including the social determinants of health. Groups are challenged to question their innate views of health and what produces it by comparing the United States with other rich and poor countries, considering structural factors affecting health. Offered: A.
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HSERV 532 COPHP Community Development (3)
Provides an introduction to understanding and working with communities on health related issues. Students work directly with community members, community advocates, and community-based service organizations to address health issues. Students learn how to employ methods of community engagement to build on local assets to address health issues. Offered: A.
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HSERV 533 COPHP Quantitative Methods (6)
Acquaints students with methods of epidemiology and biostatistics used in conceptualizing, collecting, analyzing, and interpreting quantitative data on health outcomes and risk factors with quantitative methods for evaluating programs or treatments that address health concerns in populations. Expands skills in communicating quantitative aspects of public health, using writing, tables, and graphs. Offered: W.
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HSERV 536 Emerging Infections of International Public Health Importance (3-) Hortwitch
Focuses on the nexus between emerging infections and increasing globalization of the world due to the mobility of people and goods. Examines emergent events through risk factors and associated macro changes implicated in their genesis. Reviews microbial evolutionary strategies and factors of emergence. Prerequisite: graduate standing. Offered: jointly with EPI 529; W.
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HSERV 537 COPHP Health Policy (6)
Covers concepts and analytic tools for health policy analysis, development, and advocacy, while exploring factors affecting public health policy, including science and community values. Student write a policy statement for an advocacy organization, teach a lay audience about an issue, and arrive at policy conclusions based on quantitative data.
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HSERV 538 COPHP Program Evaluation (2)
Covers the basic concepts and approaches for program evaluation in public health. Uses one case during the quarter, which includes a final assignment requiring students to work as a team to design, not conduct, an evaluation. Offered: W.
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HSERV 539 COPHP Organizing Communities for Health (4)
Synthesizes the accumulated skills and knowledge a public health professional uses to work with communities to advance public health. Integrates a broad array of skills to bring together the perspectives of the many players and interest groups that interact in dynamic community settings. Offered: W.
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HSERV 541 Topics in Maternal and Child Health I (3-)
Provides an overview of the historical and legislative basis for the major MCH health and social service policies and programs. Uses the life-course perspective to examine the social determinants of health and development of women, children, and adolescents. Pays special attention to racial inequities on the health of families.
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HSERV 542 Epidemiology of Maternal and Child Health Problems ([3-4]-) Enquobahrie
Contributions to understanding and prevention of major maternal and child health problems, including pregnancy outcome, infant and child morbidity and mortality, maternal morbidity and mortality, abnormal child growth and development, and early-life factors in adult health problems. Prerequisite: graduate, medical, or dental school standing and EPI 511 or EPI 512 or permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with EPI 521; W.
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HSERV 544 Maternal and Child Health in Developing Countries (3) D. DENNO
Emphasizes critical health problems of women and children in developing countries in social, economic, and cultural contexts. Practical approaches to developing MCH programs shared via lecture/discussions, exercises, and small group work. Students acquire skills in baseline assessment, setting objectives, planning and evaluating interventions, and involving communities. Offered: jointly with G H 544; W.
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HSERV 548 Social Determinants of Health: Research Methods (3) Beresford, Smith
Explores study design, measurement and analytic issues applicable to research into the social determinants of health and health disparities. Semi-weekly graduate-level seminar offered to students with a basic knowledge of epidemiological and biostatistical principles. Prerequisite: either EPI 511 or EPI 512/EPI 513; BIOST 511/BIOST 512 or BIOST 517/BIOST 518. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: jointly with EPI 548; W.
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HSERV 551 Public Health Law (2)
Focuses on the role of law in public health administration and in the increasingly regulated healthcare industry. Provides a foundation in the relevant law for public health officers and healthcare industry administrators. Offered: jointly with LAW H 512.
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HSERV 552 Health Policy Development (3-)
Uses primarily case- and problem-based learning and small-group projects to focus on factors that influence public policy development concerning health services in the U.S., with some global health content. Examines the roles of science and stakeholder interests in the structure of and changes to a nation's health system. Offered: A.
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HSERV 556 Tobacco Related Health Disparities (1/2)
Integrates multiple disciplinary perspectives to address the pressing issue of disproportionate tobacco use and related diseases among marginalized populations, including those defined by socioeconomic status, race/ethnicity, and sexual orientation. Explores links between, and intervention strategies for, smoking and mental illness, social stress, acculturation processes, and genetics. Offered: jointly with FAMED 559.
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HSERV 558 Tobacco and Public Health: Prevention, Treatment, Policy, and Social Change (1-3, max. 3)
Integrates multiple disciplinary perspectives to provide a comprehensive overview of the history, health effects, policy, prevention, and treatment of tobacco use. Utilizes readings, stimulates discussions, and hosts renowned experts to provide students with the foundation to understand and address the local, national, and global epidemic of tobacco use.
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HSERV 559 Public Policy and the Public's Health ([0-3]-, max. 3) Watts
Explores the factors that affect health policy and the interaction of policy, markets, and the legal system through public health examples. Examines how science and community values intertwine in policy development, and how context influences the structure of and changes to a nation's health system.
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HSERV 560 Adult Learning: Theory and Practice (3)
Designed to help students apply Popular Education theory and practice to preparation, presentation, and evaluation of health education. Students design, teach, and evaluate four separate teaching sessions (one between each seminar) using theory and principles of Popular Education learned to date. Prerequisite: graduate standing or permission of instructor.
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HSERV 561 Introduction to Health Promotion Planning and Evaluation ([0-3]-, max. 3)
Links practice to theory between the planning, implementation, and evaluation of health promotion intervention and behavior change theory. Uses PRECEDE/PROCEED planning model by Green and Kreuter as framework.
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HSERV 571 Cultural Competency for Public Health Practice ([1-4]-, max. 4)
Application of cultural competency to clinical practice, healthcare management, and health services research when working with culturally diverse populations. Methodological orientation is qualitative, historical, and ethnographic. Lecture, narratives, discussions, guest presentations, film, video. Interdisciplinary perspective appropriate for graduate students in public health, health administration, nursing, social work, and anthropology.
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HSERV 575 Cancer Prevention and Control (3)
Provides an overview of research in cancer prevention and control for students training for a career in this field. Students identify major areas of prevention and control research, conduct an analysis of data in cancer prevention and control, and learn to prepare a research project grant. Prerequisite: permission of instructor.
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HSERV 576 Health, Culture, and Community (3) Chrisman
A multidisciplinary approach to the development of leadership in personal and organizational cultural competence in community-based participatory research. Emphasizes understanding collaborative assessment, planning, and evaluation of health promotion and disease prevention programs to address the social determinants of health at the population level. Offered: jointly with NURS 557; W.
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HSERV 577 Health Behavior and Preventative Medicine ([2/4]-, max. 4)
Focuses on psychosocial and cultural factors related to health, preventive health behavior, illness perception, and behavior; theoretical basis for prevention; the interaction of consumers and providers in the delivery of healthcare services; and clinic and community based applications.
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HSERV 581 Strategies of Health Promotion (4)
Assessment of health promotion planning, implementation, and evaluation strategies for their strengths, weaknesses, and effectiveness. Students critique strategies to modify behavioral factors that influence lifestyles of individuals, including decisions influencing their reciprocal relationship with environmental factors affecting the health of individuals, organizations, and communities. Prerequisite: HSERV 511.
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HSERV 583 Economic Evaluation in Health and Medicine (3) Garrison, Veenstra
Methods and techniques for evaluating costs and cost-effectiveness of health, medical, and pharmaceutical interventions. Emphasis on economic evaluation, decision analysis, and modeling techniques for resource allocation and decision making. Applications to technology assessment, health policy, clinical practice, and resource allocation. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with PHARM 534.
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HSERV 584 Assessing Outcomes in Health and Medicine (3) Devine, Edwards
Concepts and methods for developing and using patient-reported outcomes in health and medicine. Emphasis on patient self-reported health status and quality of life. Qualitative research and psychometric methods applied to health outcomes assessment and all applications. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered: jointly with PHARM 535; W.
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HSERV 585 Seminar in Medical Geography (5, max. 10) Mayer
Intensive research seminar dealing with new and promising research themes in medical geography and public health. Offered: jointly with GEOG 581.
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HSERV 586 Medical Geography (3) Mayer
Geography of disease, consideration in health systems planning. Analysis of distributions, diffusion models, migration studies. Application of distance, optimal location models to health systems planning; emergency medical services; distribution of health professionals; cultural variations in health behavior. Prerequisite: familiarity with social science research; health-related issues. Offered: jointly with GEOG 580.
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HSERV 587 Health Policy Economics (3)
Applies economic theory to selected topics in healthcare, including information, risk and insurance, industry organization, government regulation, and public health issues. Emphasizes policy implications of these applications. Offered: jointly with ECON 547.
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HSERV 589 Community Based Participatory Research and Health (3)
Begins with a research topic of importance to the community with the aim of combining knowledge and action for social change. Provides an understanding of principles and strategies, and appreciate of its advantages and limitations, and skills for participating effectively.
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HSERV 590 Selected Topics in Health Services (*-, max. 30)
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HSERV 591 Community Oriented Public Health Practice (1-6, max. 42)
Seven-quarter integrated sequence covers public health aspects of community assessment, biostatistics, epidemiology, health promotion/disease prevention, behavior change, environmental health, community development, policy development and analysis, and program planning and management. It is taught in a problem-based format. Prerequisite: enrollment in the COPHP program.
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HSERV 592 Program Seminars (1-6, max. 20)
Graduate seminars organized to address specific educational needs of students in various fellowships, residencies, and other specialized programs within the Department of Health Sciences (i.e., maternal and child health, international health, preventive medicine, social and behavioral sciences). Prerequisite: permission of instructor.
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HSERV 595 Practicum/Field Work in Community Medicine ([1-12]-, max. 12)
Experience in variable time blocks in community health activities in agencies delivering and planning health services. Sites include neighborhood clinics, health planning bodies, medical practice settings, public health agencies, special problem clinics and facilities, environmental programs and services. Prerequisite: master's student in health services and permission of instructor.
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HSERV 598 Extended Degree Program Project Option (*, max. 9)
Supervised project work on a selected topic related to student's concentration in graduate study. Includes survey of literature, development of approach, and written paper on conclusions. Prerequisite: registration in extended MPH degree program and satisfactory completion of the first summer's coursework.
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HSERV 599 Capstone Project (*-)
Applies and extends the public health skills learned to other settings, develops new skills, expands a professional network, and provides specialized knowledge that can be used to advance the student's future career and effectiveness in public health.
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HSERV 600 Independent Study or Research (*-)
Prerequisite: permission of instructor.
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HSERV 700 Master's Thesis (*-)
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- Davwud Jan 4, 2013 07:30 AM
So with the start of a new year and having crossed something off my bucket list in 2012 I'm wondering, what is on my food bucket list for 2013. I was bound and determined to get to Prince's Hot Chicken Shack in Nashville last year and although it took two tries, I finally made it.
So let's have it. What's a "Must do" for 2013?? Is it a food you've never tired?? Is it restaurant you're dying to go to?? Is it just something you want to cook at home.
Mine is a bit off in the future but this summer I want to have a shrimp boil. Pick a gorgeous summer night, invite some friends, get some beers, a whole bunch of shrimp and all the fixin's (corn, taters, sausage, etc) and just feast until we can't move anymore.
Then just sit around the fire and relax.
My 2013 goal is the French Laundry. Looking at a mid-spring (hopefully) reservation, because that's the best time to taste their fresh young lamb dishes. If this is all I do for 2013, then I'll be happy.
It's been on my list for years and years and I'm finally going to go for it...full on! It's been a dream of mine for quite some time now and I've been saving for almost 2 years to afford it!
Interesting idea!
I haven't given this any thought until this moment, but now I'm going to start a list for myself... :)
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My best girlfriend's husband is being moved to Toronto for work. And although there's plenty of good eats to dig into there, we plan to haul our butts to Montreal and sit down to some real poutine right in the place where it's done best.
Reviving a lost local delicacy. Smoking mullet. I will have to relearn how to use a cast net, season mangrove wood, and figure out how to properly smoke them.
I believe they were hot smoked, with or without a rub. Sometimes chopped into a fish dip. A great cheap appetiser until the net ban took effect.
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My families Saturday lunch tradition when I was a child was smoked mullet. I spent many hours watching the old timers cast net - truly a thing of beauty!
Please start a post on your progress! I would love to start doing this. Smoked mullet is one of the things I miss most from growing up in Fl.
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Otherwise I'm going to take a crack at goat cheese if I can find a nice, cooperative goat in the area. Or at least someplace I can buy goat milk.
I now have a list of 25 or so items that I'm going to try to make this year. Or, at least, I'll work my way through them and see what I accomplish.
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The soon-to-be-married Alexi Giannoulias has pledged his undying love for One Million Degrees, an organization that mentors community college students. Mr. Giannoulias
seat Mr. Emanuel had held. Mr. Bowen also managed Forrest Claypool's race for Cook County Board president and Alexi Giannoulias' campaign for the U.S. Senate against Republican Mark Kirk. Mr. Emanuel has not publicly endorsed any candidate
according to a court order last week. Mr. Giorango, a convicted felon with ties to former U.S. Senate hopeful Alexi Giannoulias, filed the bankruptcy petition in April, the day a judge was set to approve a foreclosure sale of the building
Alexi Giannoulias, the Bank of New York Mellon executive and former Illinois state treasurer, is getting married. I hear Mr. Giannoulias, 37
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story apartment building he owns in Old Town. Michael C. Giorango, whose ties to former U.S. Senate hopeful Alexi Giannoulias made headlines during the 2010 election, filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy petition April 23, the day a judge was scheduled
Illinois Community College Board is getting involved. In a memo to college presidents and board members, Chairman Alexi Giannoulias says he wants the General Assembly to either come up with a supplemental appropriation to make up the $2 million the
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So, while they are extremely rare and collectible, not many gun enthusiasts talk about the smallest guns made: the 2mm pinfires.
While they are considered "cap guns", you can buy and make live rounds for them that can go 6 inches into ballistics gelatin. I love theses tiny guns, and hope to get one, soon. Anyone else on the forum collect these neat little guns or have any to sell?
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I've looked into them and had intended to purchase one in the past. I missed out on a good deal and the prices have gone up.
At this point I'd purchase a regular gun for the price as opposed to the novelty.
They are cool.
I don't need No stinking signature.
I googled 2mm pin fire, and they seem pretty cool. I wonder if someone could make one, you could use plastic because it clearly doesn't have high pressure, the only problem is that it would be hard to get a barrel.
I too love the oddities.
On my list of wants but likely won't gets are not only the 2mm but a volcanic pistol and a pepper box just for starters.
Wow. You weren't kidding. Definitely your niche. Lol.
My number one is a lemat.
My personal bucket list for odd guns is Wildey Magnum, M4 Survival rifle, Goncz GA-9, and TEC-9 Mini.


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You might not think a reality show about wrestling divas in spandex outfits could teach you much. And you might even be right about that. But at least we learn new slang. Plus, John Cena would risk his girlfriend's boobs becoming misshapen all in the name of messing around with electric pulse equipment.
Total Divas Recap
John Cena is willing to pop his girlfriend's (Nikki Bella) implants for science, with the electric stimulator that's meant to be pumping fluid out of his elbow. Does this mean he doesn't care about her boobs, or that he thinks they're very replaceable? Who knows. But he's playing way too fast and loose with a body part that's been known to pop from even less pressure.
Cats will kill lizards, which Nattie Neidhart and TJ learn through experience.
Brie decides she can "exist" without Nikki, as it pertains to work.
Trinity's boyfriend sits with her while she gets her hair done in a beauty shop. Whipped, who, now?
Gizmo the cat needed medical attention. He had a stroke, in fact. And I'd never mock this, or Nattie's reaction. I'm obsessed with my pets, and I felt my heart strings being pulled at during all of these Gizmo scenes. Medical issues with pets make everyone feel helpless, since they can't communicate with words. It's awful! Nattie and TJ learn that the best thing to do for Gizmo is to put him to sleep, as he's lost function of his back legs. TIP Gizmo. I hate that they aired that because it's too real and awful. Ugh. Such a downer. This does make me love Nattie even more, though.
Trinity used the phrase, "Booty Meat." Which means it's a real phrase.
Brie and Nikki are fighting like cats and dogs, with tons of resentment brewing. But they're still sisters who love each other.
Nikki Bella has $7,000 Louboutin heels. She also wore a flapper-esque dress that was one of the rare kinds of dresses that appeals to females as being a stylish dress, and men for being a sexy dress.
John went behind Trinity's back, to kill her romance storyline. He's very jealous, and doesn't like his girlfriend having fame and attention.
The Bellas and Eva wore Rainbow Brite outfits. Rainbow Brite is still relevant.
Next week is the season finale of Total Divas.
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A special thank you to all who particiated in this year's event. Please check our website starting in May 2014 for details on next year's event.
The Pell City Diamond Club is sponsoring the 2013 Miss Queen of Diamonds Pageant. This year we will be crowning a winner and 2 alternates in each category. The winners will receive a crown and a sash. The alternates will receive a trophy. Winners from each category will be invited to participate in the 2013 Pell City Christmas Parade.
Attire for pageant should be age appropriate flower girl dress or pageant dress. Score sheets will not be given out. Un-sportsman-like conduct will not be tolerated. Times are subject to change due to the number of participants. This is a fundraiser for the Pell City Diamond Club. The Pell City Diamond Club is a booster organization that promotes and supports the Pell City Panther Varsity Baseball Program.
Registration Fee: $45.00
Miss Photogenic Fee: $10.00
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Research Interests
- Substantive: Agenda-setting, public policy, interest groups, public opinion, political behavior, political dynamics, foreign policy
- Methods: Statistics, time series analysis, event history analysis, panel data, formal modeling, measurement
Journal Articles
Bevan, Shaun, and Will Jennings (2014): Representation, Agendas and Institutions. European Journal of Political Research, 53, issue 1, p. 37-56. more
Boydstun, Amber, Shaun Bevan and Herschel Thomas (2014): The Importance of Attention Diversity and How to Measure It. Policy Studies Journal, 42, issue 2, p. 173-196. more
Bevan, Shaun (2013): Continuing the Collective Action Dilemma: The Survival of Voluntary Associations in the United States. Political Research Quarterly, 66, issue 3, p. 545-558. more
Bevan, Shaun, Frank Baumgartner, Erik Johnson and John McCarthy (2013): Understanding Selection Bias, Time-Lags and Measurement Bias in Secondary Data Sources: Putting the Encyclopedia of Associations Database in Broader Context. Social Science Research, 42, issue 6, p. 1750-1764. more
Jennings, Will, Stephen Farrall and Shaun Bevan (2012): The Economy, Crime and Time: an analysis of recorded property crime in England & Wales 1961-2006. International Journal of Law, Crime and Justice, 40, issue 3, p. 192-210. more
John, Peter, and Shaun Bevan (2012): What Are Policy Punctuations? Large Changes in the Legislative Agenda of the UK Government, 1911–2008. Policy Studies Journal, 40, issue 1, p. 89-108. more
Conference Presentations
Bevan, Shaun (2013): Bureaucratic Responsiveness: The Effects of Government, Public and European Attention on the UK Bureaucracy. [7th ECPR General Conference, Sciences Po, Bordeaux, September 04th to September 07th, 2013] more
Bevan, Shaun, and Will Jennings (2013): Dynamic Agenda Representation in Comparative Perspective. [3rd Annual General Conference of the European Political Science Association, Barcelona, June 20th to June 22nd, 2013] more
Bevan, Shaun, and Zachary Greene (2013): Maintaining Attention: Partisan Effects on Attention in UK Acts of Parliament. [Political Studies Association Conference, Cardiff, April 03rd, 2013] more
Bevan, Shaun, and Mona Krewel (2013): Responsive Elections: The Effect of Public Opinion on Political Campaigns. [Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois, April 11th to April 14th, 2013] more
Bevan, Shaun (2013): Secondary Government Attention: UK Bureaucracy and Its European Focus. [Midwest Political Science Association Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois, April 11th to April 14th, 2013] more
Froio, Caterina, Shaun Bevan and Will Jennings (2013): Party Mandates and the Politics of Attention: Party Platforms and the Policy Agenda in the UK. [Comparative Agendas Project (CAP) Annual Meeting, University of Antwerp, June 27th to June 29th, 2013] more
Greene, Zachary, and Shaun Bevan (2013): How Many Parties? A More Sensitive Approach to Measuring the Effective Number of Parties. [Elections, Public Opinion and Parties (EPOP) Conference, Lancaster University, September 13th to September 15th, 2013] more
Krewel, Mona, and Shaun Bevan (2013): Responsive Elections: The Effect of Public Opinion on Political Campaigns. [66th Annual Conference "Revolutions in the Measurement of World Public Opinion" - World Association of Public Opinion Research (WAPOR), Boston, May 14th to May 16th, 2013] more
Krewel, Mona, and Shaun Bevan (2013): Responsive Elections: The Effect of Public Opinion on Political Campaigns. [6th Annual Conference of the Comparative Policy Agendas Project (CAP), Antwerpen, June 27th to June 29th, 2013] more
Bevan, Shaun, Enrico Borghetto and Marcello Carammia (2012): Changing the Transmission Belt: The Programme-to-Policy Link in Italy between the First and Second Republic. [Società Italiana di Scienza Politica Conference, Rome, September 13th to September 15th, 2012] more
Bevan, Shaun, and Peter John (2012): Policy representation and Prime Minister's Questions: institutional rules and party politics in the United Kingdom.. [Annual European Political Science Association Conference, Berlin, June 14th to June 16th, 2012] more
Bevan, Shaun, and Will Jennings (2012): Representation, Agendas and Institutions. [Annual Elections, Public Opinion and Parties Conference, Oxford, September 07th to September 09th, 2012] more
John, Peter, Anthony Bertelli, Will Jennings and Shaun Bevan (2012): Policy Agendas in British Politics. [Annual Political Studies Association Conference, Belfast, UK, April 03rd to April 05th, 2012] more
Krewel, Mona, and Shaun Bevan (2012): CAPing the GLES. [5th Annual Conference of the Comparative Policy Agendas Project (CAP), Reims, June 14th to June 16th, 2012] more


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Police: Home invader robs, rapes woman
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Police in Lake City are looking for a man they said broke into a home early Sunday morning and robbed, then raped a 30-year-old woman.
Police said the homeowner was awakened about 5 a.m. to clicking sounds coming from another area of the house. When she got up to check, she encountered the man climbing through her window.
The woman took off running through her house, and the man caught up to her and asked her, "Do you want to live or die?" according to police. He then began asking her where her money was, police said.
After the attacker robbed the woman of about $500 cash, he then began to rape her, police said.
The attacker left the home using the front door and warned the woman "not to move or to call the police for 10 minutes," according to police. After the man left, the victim composed herself and went to the Lake City Police Department to file a police report, investigators said.
The attacker is described as a light-skinned man, about 5 feet 10 inches tall, between 160 and 170 pounds. He was wearing all black clothing, a ski mask and black fingerless gloves.
Police said there are no known suspects at this time.
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Sanuk opened a pop-up shop in Downtown Disney, Calif. two and a half weeks ago. We talked with Sanuk President John Vance about the store, how long it will be open, if Sanuk has plans to get into the retail business, and the partnership between the "happy, fun," sandal company and the "happiest place on earth."
The shop is caddy corner to the Quiksilver Boardriders Club, and in between RIDEMAKERZ (build your own radio-controlled car) and LittleMissMatched™ (a young girls' store).
The store came about through a local Orange County retailer, Wayne Heck, who is a friend of Dac Clark, (CEO of C&C Partners, which has the license for Sanuk).
Wayne owns several stores in Orange County including a chain of Haagen-Dazs ice cream stores, one in Downtown Disney. Wayne was aware of a temporary opening in Disney and approached us about the idea of opening a pop-up store for a couple of months.
After some discussions, we jumped on the idea. The whole thing came together within three weeks and we had to present our ideas on how the store would look to Disney.
We're in there for two and a half months until January 15th. The response has been phenomenal.
Wayne may have that option, but we have no details yet.
We're not in the retail business. Were very committed to the fact that our business is focused on specialty retailers. We have no plans of going into the retail business, but if a retailer is interested in creating a Sanuk- branded store, we would definitely look at the opportunity to do that.
Disney is extremely strict. They have a strict dress code, a strict idea of how the stores should look and appear. We gave them a detailed graphic rendition of how the store would look before. We picked current Disney retail employees from the park to work the shop. Wayne handles all of that. Wayne owns the store, but it is a Sanuk store from the outside. We were involved with Wayne and engaged him at a much deeper level in terms of merchandising the store. We spent a solid week and a half developing the graphic presentation for him. In terms of imagery, we have our top three iconic personalities like Donovan Frankenreiter, Dave Rastovitch, and Alana Blanchard all represented.
The store is 1,000 square feet, 100 percent Sanuk, and it allows us to experiment with a few things. There are a few styles dealers wouldn't normally buy, so we're getting a chance to test some products where we don't get wide distribution from other retailers -- like beach umbrellas and our unique soft bocce ball set that you can use indoors.
We love the association between Disney and Sanuk. There is a very aggressive move over the next three to four years to take our brand to an iconic status. We want people to see a "Sidewalk Surfer" from across the street and associate that with Sanuk, just like when you see Uggs, you assume they are Uggs, even if they are another brand. Disney and Coca Cola are probably two of the most recognized brands in the world, so being associated with Disney helps elevate our brand's status.
Being there allows us to interface with consumers that we normally wouldn't engage with because they don't surf, don't live near a retailer who carries Sanuk, or are not into the outdoors. Most people who come into the store have never heard of us, so we get to introduce Sanuk to them, and that's a huge win for us.
Also, being associated with Disney fell right into who we are and where we are. Sanuk is the Thai word for fun and happiness, and what better place to be than at the happiest place on earth? Then, combine that with a lot of people walking several miles in uncomfortable shoes and they now can find an extremely comfortable solution to their problem. So being there has enabled us to introduce ourselves to a whole stratus of consumers who normally would have never discovered us. Not to mention, Downtown Disney offers a tremendous amount of traffic. Every time I am at the store, it's mobbed.