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Despite her many abilities as chef, traveler, and television talk show host, Rachael Ray is in fact not singing or playing any sort of musical instrument on How Cool Is That Christmas. Rather, the album is a collection of her favorite Christmas songs, most of which fall into the "modern traditional" category ("Winter Wonderland," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas") and are performed by older, classic artists like Billie Holiday, Doris Day, Elvis Presley, and Willie Nelson, though young jazz singer Jane Monheit is also present with the scatty "The Man with the Bag." And though all of the songs are in English, Ray pays tribute to her heritage (that and her recipe for Christmas pasta) with a song about "Dominick the Italian Christmas donkey" by Lou Monte. She chooses Sinatra's version of "White Christmas" over the more famous one by Bing Crosby (although the late singer is featured in his duet with David Bowie on "Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth," which is generally titled "Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy") and a smooth jazzy cover of "Auld Lang Syne" by Argentine sax player Gato Barbieri. The most consistent factor in the album (besides the holiday -- but not religious -- theme) is the overall good-naturedness of the songs, which are bright and upbeat, much like how Ray presents herself, and which means that How Cool Is That Christmas is a lot of fun, and at just over 30 minutes long, very much fits the schedule that Ray and her audience have. Hey, you could probably make a meal along with it. Marisa Brown, Rovi
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I just want another Budokai game. I don't care what system. I'd even buy a Vita for it. Hopefully with Dimps back in the DBZ saddle, one won't be too far off.
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@SpookyMeths I'd argue that the 3DS is the definitive version as its a much more thoughtout experience, but the Wii U version does offer slightly more content.
The ESRB says Sexual Content and Nudity as its only descriptors. That's more than "some skin".
A new city was added to the list of stores in Illinois from last year. Now I only have to make a 40 minute drive instead of an hour.
This game looks like it could be fun. I understand that Westerners are unfamiliar with the source material but we're not unfamiliar with good games. Localise it.
I could certainly use one of these. I've been carrying my system around in the little pouch that it comes packaged in the last few months.
If all of those games come out next year, they won't need to show anything else. The reason why a lot others and myself want this is so that Nintendo can actually change how their console is percieved by the general public and that these games are the most exciting things about the console for a lot of us and we genuinely want to know more for ourselves.
I disagree about X being too niche. You are correct that typically the JRPG doesn't mix well with the crowd at the VGX as evidence by literally no Japanese games being there at all, but I'm certain that if they market it smartly they can grab some sci-fi fans who like games with mechs and space monsters.
This month's Nintendo Direct had better be incredible after that wasted opportunity Reggie put on tonight. I'm talking Wii U news extravaganza. Bayonetta 2, X, Kart, Smash, DQX, Yarn Yoshi and whatever else they're working on at Nintendo.
Am I the only one who see's the blatant Fire Emblem Awakening ripoff for the artwork? Some of the poses are even the same.
I really like this games art. Indie games aren't generally on my radar, but this game really caught my attention.


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You'll never be able to talk down his fists
Published at 11:29, Tuesday, 27 March 2012
Dennis Waterman, renowned chauvinist and failed singer, whipped up a furious storm when he admitted giving his ex-wife a black eye to end an argument he was losing.
"The problem with strong, intelligent women is that they can argue, well," he said in a TV interview.
"Something must have brought it on. When frustration builds up and you can't think of a way out? I must have punched her one time 'cause she did have a black eye."
There are two ways of looking at his miserable, grudging confession.
Either he's mitigating what he did by blaming Rula Lenska for being strong and intelligent – she brought it on herself – or he's excusing himself for lashing out. It was the drink that did it... and she brought it on herself.
Two very common assertions are frequently tripped out in abusive relationships. I have never understood or believed either of them.
Him: She drove me too it. I'm sorry now.
Her: But I love him – and he's sorry now.
"She wasn't a beaten wife," Waterman says, "She was hit and that's different."
See? There is the problem in a nutshell – which happens to be about the same size as a wife-beater's walnut brain.
A violent man who can rationalise by degree the pain and injury inflicted on a woman– or on anyone, for that matter – is a man who will never be anything but violent. An ignorant brute, in fact.
If he's not winning an argument, he hits. If he's drunk or depressed, he hits.
If his mates make him feel foolish, he hits.
If he hasn't the intelligence or ability to articulate his feelings of disappointment, hits.
That's what he is. A man who hits women.
Because he knows he can. Because she's unlikely to leave him.
Anti-domestic violence campaigners reacted immediately and angrily to Waterman's twisted and veiled admission of inadequacy. Nothing less would be expected of them.
They have a mission to rescue victims from life-threatening relationships.
But it's the women who don't realise they need rescuing who are the real worry.
Women who believe next time they'll be able to talk down his fists. Because they're cleverer than him – and he's sorry now.
Women who think it will never happen again. Because he promised. Women who might one day leave him. When they find somewhere to go. And if they live that long. That's the most urgent worry. Domestic violence is a frequent and common killer of women who love men that are bad for them.
And it will remain a common and too frequent killer until women – who are stronger and more intelligent than men who hit – get wise and get out.
Better still, get him out.
He's not sorry. He will hit you again. You'll never be free of his threat.
Maybe you do love him – but, believe me, you'll get over it.
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Here are some ESPN Fantasy Projections: Code: Completions Attempts Yards TD INT Brady 318 573 3,900 27 13 Rush Att. Rush Yrds. Rush TDs Receptions Rec. Yrds. Rec TDs Maroney 280 1252 10 28 257 1 Receptions Rec. Yards TDs Moss 58 886 10 Stallworth 44 746 5 Welker 51 613 2 Brady's numbers seem a little conservative to me. I'd bet the over for yards and TDs. The only way he doesn't break these marks is if he breaks a bone. The numbers for Maroney, Moss, Stallworth and Welker seem reasonable, although I could see Stallworth getting lost in the shuffle with the number of targets Brady will have.
I agree, Welker will have more catches. Also, barring injury, Moss will have at least 1200 yds. rec. Yes, we like to spread it around, but the "O" has never had a talent like this at WR before.
So, because Brady got better receivers than he's ever had, his completion % is going to be the worst of his career? They don't have a CLUE.
Brady will have 200 TD's and Moss will catch 100 of them. Well as long as we are making "fantasy" projections....


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So - our local LHBS sucks. It's primarily a bartending school/bar supplies shop and the guy is just nice enough to stock brewing supplies, though readily admits that he knows next to nothing about beer making. This has been to the chagrin of his sales, obviously. People want answers when they're buying a product. He's also said that he's had a lot of people come in, buy a beginner's set up, and then quit after their first batch. I want this shop to be better for the fact that I want fresh grains (he only sells extract kits, no grains at the moment), fresh hops, fresh everything - along with nice equipment. My thought: Teach a class on site, show people how easy it is to brew good beer. Greenville has the top beer-selling grocery store in all of NC - so obviously beer drinkers are out there. So, I'm going to teach a class in a couple of saturdays. If you had about an hour of class time and then actually going through an extract with specialty grains brew - what things would you cover? What advice can you give?
specialty malts......what they do and what they are for yeast/fermentation........what to expect/temps/times etc
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Keep it very basic. Discuss the basic beer histor, ingredients, and basic extract starter equipment. I'd mention AG brewing briefly, but focus on extract because chances are that is how a majority of potential brewers are going to enter this hobby. Give some handouts that direct potential brewers to the How to Brew website and even to Homebrewtalk.
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I would do what they do on food network. Have 1 or 2 brews partially completed at about 30 and 90%. That way you can start a brew, then move to the one going at 30% showing a HOP addition and then finish the class off with the 90% completed wort and show final chilling and pitching. You can stay real general, and offer an extended class to those who are really interested. This way you can give this in one hour or so.
a very excellent suggestion. Wouldn't hurt, either (if local laws and ordinances allow it) to have some bottles of your homebrew already chilled in a cooler (or tap from your keg) so the people can see what the finished product is really like. I've known a few who did what those folks did (get the kit, get all excited, give up after one or two attempts because they either didn't get what they expected ( one guy thought he was going to brew michealobe) or it just didn't work out due to infections. It helps immensely if people realize what they are actually likely to get for their work. ALSO, and I expect you would anyway, EMPHASIZE SANITATION. I think you have an excellent idea -and it sounds like fun. If I didn't live so far away, I'd volunteer to help.
Thanks - I do appreciate all the advice. I've already got an outline of the lesson, but you guys have confirmed what I thought was important. I really hope this helps to build a brewing community - I found out the local homebrew club has a whopping 10 members, 5 of which may show up to the monthly meeting. I'd like to see a good 50-100 people start brewing (the university itself has 25,000 students - to be sure we can get a few of them brewing). In my ideal scenario, I want to have enough people doing PM and All Grain by next January ('09) to justify the LHBS owner buying grains in bulk and a grain mill. I know when I first brewed with some friends (who had a very sophisticated set-up) the mystery was taken away and suddenly brewing became very interesting and seemed very do-able. The LHBS owner is extremely excited - he told me was almost ready to do away with the brewing stuff because it wasn't worth it to him.
It might be helpful to plan for an intermediate class or gathering at a future date. Give your beginning students something to look forward to, and it gives you the opportunity to get more in-depth. For that matter, it gives you a way to increase attendance at your club meetings, as well as attract prospects: have an interesting program for every meeting. One of the clubs to which I belong discovered several years ago that attendance (and paid membership) was dropping off precipitously. After some acrimonious trustee meetings, it was discovered that people weren't renewing their memberships because they weren't getting anything out of membership. So they decided to bring in interesting, vibrant, interactive programs each meeting. And membership started coming back. My LHBC has an interesting program each month. Recently, we had programs on advanced mead, yeast washing, and others. I suggest you get your students to join the LHBC, and take the reins to start making the club worth joining! Have fairly basic programs at first: 1. Specialty grains. Get a variety of specialty grains and have a tasting. Teach what pale malt, Crystal malt, chocolate malt, etc. taste like, smell like, discuss what they'll do in beer - alone and in conjunction. 2. Hops. Get a variety of hops and have a sensory evaluation. Get some pellets, but especially some whole hops. Have the attendees rub the whole flowers between their hands, stick their faces in there and inhale (just like Jim Koch on the Sam Adams adverts). Teach the difference between the flavor/aroma descriptors, why Cascades are citrusy, why Saaz are spicy, so the students can identify what "citrusy" and "spicy" are really like. 3. Sharing. Have every attendee bring beer to share. Homebrewed is best, but n00bs or idiots like me who run out can bring commercial beer. Get a tub of ice to chill the bottles and a supply of small, clear plastic tasting cups. No one can grab any bottle but his own, and the brewer gets to decide who to share with. All tasters are required to give constructive criticism (though good-natured ribbing amongst good friends is lots of fun, too!). 4. Yeast analysis. At a meeting, give everyone a bog-standard recipe, like a Blonde Ale or something. Have different people use different yeasts to ferment their beers, but use the same malt and hops. If you can't gin up enough interest amongst all the members, you'll probably get one or two fellas to want to do it; let those guys split the batch into 1-gallon jugs and ferment each gallon with a different yeast. Then repeat 3. 5. Visit a local brewery. Arrange a private group tour at a local packaging microbrewery or brewpub. Arrange to have the brewer(s) there to answer in-depth questions from students/members. (Nothing sucks more than arranging a tour of a cool brewery only to have the tour conducted by someone who doesn't know beans about brewing.) It's often eye-opening to homebrewers how commercial brewing is the same process - I used to call it "homebrewing writ large"; the pro brewers just have more and often shinier equipment. 6. Arrange to procure yeast or wort or something special from your local brewery/brewpub for the students/members to experiment with. Have the attendees bring a sanitized container to take home pitchable yeast. Then repeat 3 with their beers several meetings later. I gots lots more idears. Make it fun, and you'll have a full class, as well as club meetings. Bob
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I once took a beginning brewing class that was 3 nights, each a week apart (maybe it was 3 sessions two weeks apart, long time ago so I forget). Anyway we were able to actually brew a beer that way. First class was introduction, basic ingredients & process, 2nd was bottling (you can expand on first class information then too) and the 3rd we actually got to try the beer we made. Well actually the instructor made the beer, we just watched and helped a little. Anyway the multiple class approach allowed us to actually see the entire process and to try the results. It was a great introduction.
For the first class, I think it would be a good idea to just run through the whole process really quickly. Ignore temps and times and just illustrate the whole process from start to finish. Starting with extract would probably be helpful as that's where most beginner's start as well. You could close the class with a "tasting" of a few of your home brewed samples. I bet that would be very popular. In later classes you can focus on each step in more detail. I would definitely attend if there was something like this in my area.


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Sir Alex Ferguson refused to discuss Wayne Rooney's personal problems ahead of Manchester United's trip to Everton on Saturday lunchtime.
Rooney has found himself on both the front and back pages of the newspapers in recent days after allegations surrounding his private life emerged during the international break.
The striker shrugged off the media attention to play a key role in England's Euro 2012 victories over Bulgaria and Switzerland before returning to Manchester.
Friday morning's newspapers suggested that Ferguson could take Rooney out of the firing line when United visit former club Everton on Saturday.
However, the veteran Scot refused to discuss the situation during his weekly press briefing.
"Let's put it to bed straightaway," he replied when asked about Rooney's participation at Goodison Park.
"I am not discussing any of my players' personal lives."
Meanwhile, Ferguson did confirm that Rio Ferdinand is back in contention after completing his recovery from the knee ligament injury which forced the England captain to miss the World Cup finals.
"Rio could have played in the reserves last night," he said.
"He wanted to play but his training performances have been so good, he's in the squad now.
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I just replaced my water pump and pressure tank. After turning on all the water valves to the house all of the faucets work except the cold and hot water to the tub. Both water lines just before the tub faucet have water hammers on them, about 12" tall by 3/4". Could the water hammers cause an air lock or would it be something else? No other faucets in the house have water hammers.
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Since you changed everthing did you remove the shower head and all the airiators on the sink faucets and flush some water throught the lines? If not the shower head may be pluged up. Worth a try to remove it and see what happens. The trash could also have stopped up the anti scald valve inside the shower control. |
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No shower just a tub, removed all the aerators from all the other faucets and they work fine. Sounds like I'll have to cut an access hole and take out the tub faucet, wouldn't hurt to replace it anyway. Thanks for all your help!!:thumbup:
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text: 25 February 2010 Dear Candidate Thank you for your interest in this post which offers a unique opportunity to the successful candidate. Summerhill School is a forward looking and successful school. Exam results in 2009 reached a new all time high, with 85% of students gaining 5 or more GCSE grades A* - C and 75% achieving this figure including English and Maths. We have recently been funded for a second specialism in addition to our Language College status and have opted to work with other schools in the RAPP (Raising Achievement Partnership Programme). We enjoy working in a multi million pound new building (opened in 2003) and are heavily over subscribed. The school's success is a reflection of the outstanding staff we have here – they are hard working and innovative and always pushing the boundaries in order to improve the work of the school. In short, this Deputy Head post could be a major stepping stone in the career of the successful candidate. The challenge for us all is to move from where we are to even higher achievement and the elusive overall "outstanding" grade at our next Ofsted. Whilst expecting our deputy to stay for a reasonable time, interested candidates must aspire to headship and be prepared to take on all the responsibilities of a sole deputy head in a thousand pupil school noted for its pastoral care, curricular innovation and team ethic. In drafting this job specification it would be all too easy to come up with a profile of some hybrid super human that only serves to intimidate potential candidates. That is not the intention! What is required can be clearly expressed in terms of skills and qualities but they would apply to any post; we are looking for someone who can display a commitment to our principles and core values, will move the school forward to our next phase of development and can operate as a leading professional who can work with people in a sensitive and effective way. Some skills and qualities are essential:- A passionate interest in learning and the ability to lead a team of committed and intelligent professionals A clearly defined educational vision Imagination, particularly in curricular organisation Superb "people skills" Resilience and energy to keep going when others are flagging A willingness to work in partnership with various groups of people – staff, parents, employers and local schools as part of a consortium delivering the 14-19 curriculum I enclose a school brochure, which I hope will give you a flavour of the school and our style here. I also enclose a job description and a person specification. The post is more or less a straight replacement of the role of John Warrington who is retiring. However, the exact nature of the job can be negotiated and roles can be rotated to allow experience of all aspects of the school to be gained. Your application should contain a completed application form and three separate pages of A4 which address: 1 Your achievements to date 2 Your educational philosophy – what skills do children need to cope with life in the 21st century? 3 What are the key challenges and opportunities of national 14-19 developments for Summerhill? Please feel free to arrange a visit to the school to discuss the post. Interviews will be held on Monday 19 and Tuesday 20 October 2009. Please assume your application has not been successful if you have not heard from us by then. I look forward to receiving your response and to welcoming a new colleague to Summerhill. Yours sincerely Mr B Warren Headteacher


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Moving your life from one place to another is a challenge, especially with a child. Here are a few reflections on my recent move and a few tips to help your next move go smoothly. more
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Moving your life from one place to another is a challenge, especially with a child. Here are a few reflections on my recent move and a few tips to help your next move go smoothly. more
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When you stop spending so much time worrying about being an adult, kids can teach you how to have a lot of fun! more
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Spend less time wondering what's for dinner and more time eating it! I've made a list of a few tips to help you prepare easy, nutritious meals at home without spending a ton of time. more
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Dinner, we all partake. Yet many young leaders today view this daily ritual much differently than generations of the past. What exactly does supper time mean to Americans across the country (and around the world). Check out this photo essay by Miho Aikawa to find out how dinner has become much more about a glimpse into our private lives, social habits, and personalities than it is nutrition and sustenance. more
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I found myself reading Bringing Up Bébé into the wee hours last night, ravenously curious about what French parenting revelation the author, Pamela Druckerman, would share with me next. more
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When we first brought our baby home, we weren't sure how our elderly cat, Lester, would react. I tried to put myself in his paws. His train of thought probably went something like this. more
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While Tony's away (and likely running on a beautiful beach somewhere along the West Coast), check out what our guest blogger, Mamie's, up to back in the Midwest. We have a feeling if you're not already running, you're going to want to join the race after reading what's on her mind. more
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We're remembering all the fallen soldiers this Memorial Day. It's also a nice time to relax with friends and family and maybe some encased meats. Holidays in general make me pause and take stock – of my life, of time, of my world.
My daughter is only five months old, but warnings to savor this time come uninvited from both friends and strangers. "They'll be off to college in a blink." "The longest shortest time." I get the 'longest' part. In the middle of the night when she wakes up for another straight hour on the hour, those afternoons when we're circling the block again to not wake her. more
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Meet Our Dental Providers
General Dentist
Dr. Nguyen (better known as "Dr. Z") was first drawn to dentistry after volunteering at the UCLA Dental Clinic as an undergraduate. He loved the level of detail and manual dexterity involved with the profession, and was amazed by how much impact a simple dental procedure could have on someone's life. He also certainly empathizes with patients having dental fears – he admits to having nightmares himself about bad things happening to his teeth! Accordingly, Dr. Z works closely with his patients to understand their dental priorities, educate them on oral hygiene and maintenance, and achieve the goal of having them leave the office with a healthier mouth. Esthetic and Cosmetic Dentistry are his areas of specialty.
Dr. Z received his D.D.S. degree from New York University. He is affiliated with both the ADA and the CDA, and he is fluent in Vietnamese. Outside the office, he has a variety of interests, including playing basketball, watching movies, traveling, and producing music.
B.S., Psychobiology – UCLA
D.D.S. – New York University
American Dental Association; California Dental Association, Orange County Dental Society
Manreet Pannu, DDS
General Dentist
Dr. Pannu says, "I love helping people smile, and it is a great pleasure to interact with my patients and help them to get the smile they will love! I believe in providing outstanding dental care to my patients, and encourage them to be involved in their treatment in order to achieve the best results possible." Dr. Pannu realizes that your oral health has a profound impact on your overall well-being.
After graduating from Modi College, Dr. Pannu received her Dental Degree from the Guru Nanak Dev Dental College in India. She received additional training in Operative & Esthetic Dentistry at the Boston University School of Dental Medicine. She also speaks Hindi and Punjabi.
Dr. Pannu says, "Away from the office, I enjoy traveling and spending time with my wonderful family."
B.S., Pre-Dental–Modi College
D.D.S.–Guru Nanak Dev Dental College, India
Operative & Esthetic Dentistry-Boston University School of Dental Medicine
Bassem Alkatib, D.D.S
Bassem Alkatib completed his dental studies at the University of Southern California Dental School, in 2007. He then continued on at USC to receive his certificate in Endodontics and graduated from his training in 2009. He was on the Dean's list during his studies and received an Honorary Award from the American Academy of Osteointegration for being the best in his class in implant training. Dr. Alkatib is also an internationally trained Oral Surgeon. Because of his dual training, he has a special interest in Surgical Endodontics.
Dr. Alkatib is a professional swimmer and enjoys hiking and spending time with his wife and three children. During his free time, he also enjoys cooking, and traveling to different countries to learn new recipes. He is a member of the American Dental Association, California Dental Association, and Tri-County Dental Society.
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Mohamed Hassan, D.D.S
Dr. Hassan says, "As a Periodontal Specialist, I enjoy providing my patients with thorough evaluations and informative solutions. I help them decide for themselves what is ultimately in their best interest. These choices can have a very positive impact on peoples well-being." Dr. Hassan feels that building a foundation of trust by treating his patients as special individuals is vital. He understands how uneasy some patients may feel about their dental visits, and how he can make a difference in providing a relaxing and comfortable experience.
After graduating from the Alexandria University Faculty of Dentistry, Dr. Hassan received his Dental Degree and his Periodontist Certificate from the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. He also speaks Spanish and Arabic.
Away from the office, Dr. Hassan likes to unwind by reading and jogging.
B.S., Dentistry–Alexandria University Faculty of Dentistry
D.D.S.–USC School of Dentistry
Periodontist Certificate–USC School of Dentistry
Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology
Arthur Johnson, D.D.S
Oral Surgery
Dr. Johnson practices the full scope of Oral and Maxillofacial surgery, including dentoalveolar surgery, orthognathic surgery, facial reconstruction, obstructive sleep apnea, as well as facial cosmetic surgery. He is especially interested in dental implants, with 10 years of experience using 6 different systems. His attention to detail and philosophy of providing optimal, quality care with the least amount of invasive surgery has earned him trust from patients and confidence from referring doctors.
He received his D.D.S. from The University of Michigan. After completing a General Residency Program at Johns Hopkins Hospital Dr. Johnson attended the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine where he earned his Medical Degree in 1998.
Dr. Johnson volunteers with Health Care International where he provides medical and dental care to the undeserved regions of Jamaica. He's a member of many organizations including the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and the California Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons.
In his free time he enjoys travel and relaxing at the beach.
D.D.S–The University of Michigan
M.D.–University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Diplomate-American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery American Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons California Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons California Medical AssociationAmerican Dental Association
Taylor Olsen, D.D.S. M.S.D
Dr. Olsen says, "I love working to help people increase their self-esteem and to smile more confidently." He feels that building a foundation of trust by treating his patients as special individuals is vital. He understands how uneasy some patients may feel about their dental visits, and how he can make a difference in providing a relaxing and positive experience that result in an amazing smile.
Dr. Olsen received his B.S. in Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics from UCLA and his D.D.S. from the UCLA School of Dentistry. He was awarded his M.S.D. and Orthodontic Certificate from the University of Washington. He is a member of many organizatons including the American Association of Orthodontists and the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists. Dr. Olsen is also fluent in Spanish.
In his free time Dr. Olsen relaxes with his family. He enjoys surfing, snow skiing, hiking and the Piano.
B.S., Microbiology, Immunology and Molecular Genetics–UCLA
D.D.S.–UCLA School of Dentistry
M.S.D., Orthodontic Certificate–University of Washington
American Association of Orthodontists Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists American Dental Association California Dental Association Orange County Dental Society The Crown Council
Bobby Soleiman, D.D.S
With over ten years of practice in Periodontics, Dr. Bobby Soleiman takes great pride in his work as a dental specialist. He consistently strives for perfection and never compromises on the care taken and delivered to his patients. Because each patient has individual needs, he makes sure to provide tailor-made solutions and education. Dr. Soleiman also complements his treatments with multiple forms of sedation – such as Oral, Nitrous Oxide, and IV Sedation – to make his patients' visits as painless and comfortable as possible.
Dr. Soleiman received his D.D.S. degree from the University of the Pacific Dugoni School of Dentistry. He went on to focus his skill set on his chosen specialty through the Advanced Education in Periodontics and Implant Dentistry program at Loma Linda University School of Dentistry. During his studies, his academic work garnered him induction into the Tau Kappa Omega and Omicron Kappa Upsilon Dental Honor Societies. He was also selected as the recipient of the American Academy of Periodontology Award for Outstanding Achievement in Periodontists.
Currently, Dr. Soleiman remains active with his peers through his membership to professional organizations such as the California Periodontal Society and the American Dental Association. Outside of his practice, he enjoys basketball, working out, watching movies, and camping with his family. He and his wife have three children.
D.D.S. – University of the Pacific Dugoni School of Dentistry
Certificate, Periodontics – Loma Linda University School of Dentistry
American Academy of Periodontology; American Dental Association; California Dental Association; California Periodontal Society; Tri-County Dental Society
About Gentle Dental Irvine
While other dentists will tell you they have reached the pinnacle of dentistry, only Gentle Dental Irvine has the expertise and artistry that modern dentistry demands. At Gentle Dental Irvine our dedicated dentists will take the time to hear your dental concerns and will devise a personalized solution that fits your particular needs. Our compassionate and friendly staff will ensure your comfort at all levels and will make you their top priority. Gentle Dental Irvine dentists count on the latest state-of-the-art equipment, which allows them to stay at the top of a demanding modern dentistry.
At Gentle Dental Irvine, all our dentists feel proud to be members of the Irvine community and will actively participate in local events and make it their mission to care for the dental needs of all Irvine residents. Our devoted dentists are trusted for their exceptional skills and wide range of dental specialties, including cosmetic dentistry, regular examinations, professional cleanings, x-rays, veneers, sealants, fillings, crowns and bridges, teeth implants, dentures, root canals, teeth whitening, and braces and all aspects of general dentistry to make your smile a healthy and radiant smile.
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What: Civic Debate on Pentagon Spending, featuring Professor Jack Nelson-Pallmeyer (MN ASAP) & S.L. Malleck (Vice Chair of the MN Libertarian Party). Student leaders of the campus Democrats and Republicans will also be invited to contribute their views during the program.
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Banana Molasses Better Than Ketchup Recipe
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"Current patients, many of whom have chronic conditions and need on-going medical care, may lose access to the low-cost primary care they know, or low-income families who have been waiting for a health center to open its doors in their community might have to wait even longer, or they will just continue to go to the local emergency room for care."
Health centers are facing up to $120 million in sequester cuts of "almost nine percent," according to the NACHC. The alternative for many patients — emergency-room care — is substantially more expensive and burdensome to the healthcare system.
Lawmakers return to Washington next week, but it is unlikely they will craft a deal with President Obama before the cuts hit Friday.


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SOUTHINGTON — Property transfers reported from Jan. 14 to Jan. 17
Andrew J. Ascione to Denise A. Roy, 1102 Pleasant St., $399,000.
Michael P. Diorio to Matthew A. Kowal, 658 Andrews St., $170,000.
Toll CT III Limited Partnership to Antonio and Fatima A. Pugas, 120 Rochela Drive, $728,580.
Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. to Michael and Angela Shea, 68 Anne Road, $211,299.
866 Queen St., LLC to Store Master Funding V, LLC, 866 Queen St., $1,048, 663.
Oak Land Developers, LLC to Julie Barnofski and Caleb Portfolio, 1485 Meriden Ave., $175,000.
Ronda A. Fazzone to Richard Fazzone, trustee, 150 Burritt St., $153,000.


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