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UT DB EXchange A Newsletter for Alumni of The University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston Fall 2008 Volume 5 Number 3 Meet Dr. Larry Kaiser: UT Health Science Funding Boost: Center's New UTHSC-H Commits to $155M for New Dental School By Rhonda Moran, UTDB Communication Specialist President Loves Pending approval by The University of Texas System Board of Regents, funding for the UT a Challenge Dental Branch's new building will be increased to $155 million in what is believed to be the largest single-project capital outlay ever for the UT Health Science Center at Houston. "After discussions with Dean Flaitz, faculty and students, as well as my own first-hand The new president of The University of impressions of the current building, I wholeheartedly endorse moving ahead with the new Texas Health Science Center at Houston is building to house the Dental Branch, and I will devote my full effort to secure the additional Larry R. Kaiser, M.D., a thoracic surgeon funding," said UTHSC-H President Larry R. Kaiser, M.D. who became the fifth president of the health Catherine Flaitz, D.D.S, dean of the UT Dental Branch, said the increased funding science center on Aug. 1 following the resig- "shows the health science center's strong commitment to having the best dental nation of James T. Willerson, M.D., now president of the Texas Heart Institute at St. school possible. We are most grateful to Dr. Kaiser for actively listening to Luke's Episcopal Hospital. our vision, visiting the present facility and responding in such a support- Kaiser came to the UTHSC-H after 17 ive way by allocating these new funds to the building project. " years at the University of Pennsylvania When the Board of Regents and the Texas Legislature give Health System, where he was the surgeon-in- final approval for the proposed increase, support for the new chief, the John Rhea Barton Professor and building will include $71 million in tuition revenue bonds, chairman of the Department of Surgery, $63 million in Permanent University Funds, and $21 overseeing 10 divisions and 162 faculty million in local funding. The increased commitment members. will allow the project to proceed in one continuous He is a physician, father, husband, leader, phase that will be less disruptive of day-to-day opera- winemaker, country music Full Bio tions of the school, Flaitz said. fan and barbecue aficionado Page 3 UTDB's Executive Associate Dean John A. pen who began work as a hospital orderly while still in his teens. Ambitious Valenza, D.D.S., said the increased funding is a and disciplined, Kaiser was drawn to the top tremendous boost for the project, but to realize the full vision for the new school, the Dental Branch to Health job at the health science center by the oppor- tunity to use his leadership skills on a larger will need help from philanthropy. "Alumni, founda- scale. tions and other fundraising sources will have a huge "It's not often that you find a position that impact in helping us 'finish' our building," he said. has both the responsibility and the authori- To help complete the building as proposed, the ty," he said. "I think the challenge is what at- Dental Branch has established an estimated philan- tracted me." thropic goal of $20 million, with approval from the He's had to hit the ground running since health science center. John Greer, development director assuming leadership of the UTHSC-H. at the Dental Branch, said the school already has raised Aside from the immediate challenge of Hur- $5.25 million for the building through the Open to ricane Ike, the new president had to rapidly absorb detailed knowledge about the health Health fundraising initiative, which also seeks financial science center in preparation for the Texas support for new scholarships, professorial endowments, community outreach efforts and dental research. continued on page 3 continued on page 8 In this issue: • Texas Dentist of the Year • Hurricane Ike Disrupted Lives • First Komen Grant to Dentist, Ever UTDB Alumnus Richard Smith Is 2008 Texas Dentist of the Year Richard M. Smith, D.D.S., of Amarillo has been named 2008 Texas Dentist of the Year by the Texas Academy of General Dentistry. He is a 1972 graduate of The University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston. The award has been presented annually since 1965 and is considered one of the most prestigious honors a Texas dentist can earn. Smith was one of only 19 dentists nominated for this year's award and was hon- 2008 Texas Dentist of the Year Richard M. Smith, D.D.S. (center) with wife Jimmie Ruth and 2007 winner Richard ored, alongside his colleagues, in a special ceremony R. "Ron" Collins, D.D.S. at a Sept. 5 gala during the Texas Academy of General Dentistry's annual Lone Star Dental Conference in past president of the Texas Dental Association and the Austin. Each nominee was recognized and received Panhandle Dental Society. Smith also had a gubernato- an engraved plaque. The gala concluded with the an- rial appointment and currently serves on the Statewide nouncement of the 2008 Texas Dentist of the Year, and Healthcare Coordinating Council. Smith was presented with the trophy. He has earned numerous honors and awards, in- To earn a nomination by a local dental society or cluding TDA's Gold Medal of Distinguished Service, AGD component, a dentist must show dedication to President's Award and Service Recognition Award. He the profession, service to the community, commitment has also received the UT Dental Branch's Outstanding to the principles of continuing education, and other Alumnus Award and was the commencement speaker activities that indicate character and excellence. Smith for the graduating class of 2000. He currently serves was nominated by the Panhandle Dental Society. He as a regional team leader for UTDB's Open to Health was previously nominated in 1987, 1992, 2000 and fundraising initiative. 2002. He has also served as chairman of the Texas Smiles Smith is a practicing general dentist in Amarillo. Foundation, Texas Mission of Mercy and on the board He is active in several dental organizations and holds of directors for the Texas Dentists for Healthy Smiles offices with the American Dental Association. He is a Foundation. UT DB Poindexter Wins 2008 Pinnacle Award Zeb F. Poindexter III, D.D.S. of Poindexter Dental Cullen Road and remains a community landmark in Houston is the winner of the 2008 Pinnacle Award in the historic Chocolate Bayou neighborhood. Zeb in the health care category from the Houston Citizen's Poindexter Jr. and Zeb Poindexter III were the first Af- Chamber of Commerce. The awards were presented rican-American father-and-son team to graduate from during the 14th Annual African-American Business The University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston, Achievement Pinnacle Awards black-tie gala Oct. 17 at graduating in 1956 and 1984, respectively. Although the George R. Brown Convention Center. his father is retired, Zeb Poindexter III continued the The Pinnacle Awards spotlight and honor successful practice. African-American businesses that combine vision, de- The Pinnacle Award finalists were selected by a com- termination, commitment, perseverance and dedication mittee of corporate, community and small business to build strong communities. Poindexter was one of 15 leaders and judged on fulfillment of mission statement nominees in the health care category. Other industry and company objectives, company growth and mar- categories included communications, hospitality, con- keting plans, proven effectiveness in meeting business Zeb Poindexter III, D.D.S. struction/real estate and professional services. challenges, and community involvement. "Poindexter Dental was founded by my father with a Founded in 1935, the Houston Citizens Chamber commitment to serve the community and bring quality of Commerce has a mission to help secure business dental service to the entire family," Poindexter said. "It's opportunities for African-American business owners, an honor to continue my father's legacy, and it's another entrepreneurs and professionals and provide them with honor to be recognized for our achievement by a distin- programs and forums to educate, equip and empower guished panel of judges." the growth and prosperity of their businesses. For more Poindexter Dental was established in 1956 at 7703 information, visit www.hccoc.org. UTDB 2. September's Hurricane Ike Bio: Larry R. Kaiser, M.D. Disrupted Lives Larry R. Kaiser, M.D., came to the UT After Hurricane Ike hit the Texas coast Health Science Center at Houston from the Sept. 13, UT Dental Branch students volun- University of Pennsylvania Health System, teered to help register evacuees for FEMA as- where he was the surgeon-in-chief, the John Rhea Barton Professor and chairman sistance at the George R. Brown Convention of the Department of Surgery. The depart- Center and also helped deliver hot meals to ment has 10 divisions and 162 faculty homebound senior citizens. Students, faculty members. and staff had to adjust to a revised fall semes- Kaiser is a Fellow of the American College ter schedule to make up for the lost time. of Surgeons and member of every major A strong Category 2 storm, Ike made surgical society, including the American Surgical Association, the American As- landfall just north of Galveston, but the ef- sociation for Thoracic Surgery, the Society fects were felt for hundreds of miles. The UT First-year dental students (in gray T-shirts) Chris of Clinical Surgery, the Fleischner Society, Pedlar (left) and Evan Cetti volunteered to help Health Science Center closed from Sept. Hurricane Ike evacuees register for FEMA aid. the Halsted Society, and the Society of 12-19 because gasoline shortages, flooded or University Surgeons. debris-filled roads and non-working traffic More than 2 million people in the Hous- He has served or currently serves on the lights made travel difficult or impossible. The ton-Galveston area and adjacent coastal editorial board of the Annals of Surgery, Contemporary Surgery, ACS Surgery, Annals Dental Branch and Texas Medical Center as counties were without electric power for of Surgical Oncology, and the Journal of a whole had only minimal damage. weeks after the storm. UT DB Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery. In 2005, he was elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences. After earning his M.D. degree from Tulane In the OR with Dr. Kaiser: University, Kaiser took his internship and residency in surgery at the University of California at Los Angeles between 1977 OMS Resident Learns to Harvest Rib and 1983. He completed his education in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery at the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Presi- University of Toronto serving as senior resident in thoracic surgery in 1985. He dent Larry R. Kaiser, M.D. instructed Oral and Maxillofacial joined the faculty on the Thoracic Service Surgery Chief Resident Jeff Alford, D.D.S., on how to harvest a at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer rib for a mandibular reconstruction. The patient had a large tu- Center immediately following the comple- mor requiring removal of half his jaw. The immediate recon- tion of his residency. In 1988, he joined struction of the jaw joint with a rib at the time of the resection is Washington University School of Medicine a procedure first developed by oral surgeons at The University of where he became associate professor with Texas Dental Branch. tenure in 1990. Kaiser came to Penn in 1991 as associ- ate professor of surgery, chief of General UTHSC-H President Larry R. Kaiser, M.D. (on left) in surgery with Jeff Al- Thoracic Surgery, founder and director of ford, D.D.S., chief resident in oral and maxillofacial surgery at UTDB. the Lung Transplantation Program, and director of the Center for Lung Cancer and Related Disorders. His areas of interest include lung cancer, malignant mesothelioma and mediastinal Kaiser Legislature reconvening. He also reserves one day joining UT, and he's been appearing at a series of town hall meetings at the health science cen- tumors. He served as principal investigator of Penn's grant for the National Emphy- continued from page 1 each week to do surgery, ter's six schools. He spoke to Dental Branch sema Treatment Trial that evaluated lung usually at Memorial Hermann Hospital in the faculty, staff and students in August. Following volume reduction surgery for patients Texas Medical Center. that speech, he took several questions from the suffering from end-stage emphysema. He is a pioneer in the technique of video After multiple tours of the Dental Branch audience addressing key issues for the Dental thoracoscopy, for which he designed and building, meetings with the leadership and Branch, such as its role within the health sci- patented a set of instruments. even some operating room time with UTDB ence center. Author of more than 250 original papers, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Kaiser en- "I want to concentrate on greater collabora- Kaiser also is the author or co-author of 13 dorsed a plan to increase the building project's tions among the schools," he said. "I think books. He has been named both a "Top funding to $155 million and build the new we're greater as the sum of our parts." UT DB Doc" and a "World Class Doc" multiple school in one phase, rather than two. He has – By Wendy K. Mohon, Institutional Advance- times by Philadelphia Magazine, and has also made communication a top priority since ment and Rhonda Moran, Dental Branch been listed in Best Doctors in America. 3. Faculty News Ceremonies Put White Coats on Retired UT Dental Branch Professor Sam R. Adkisson, D.D.S., was honored as Future Dentists, Dental Hygienists Distinguished Alumnus of the Year by Washington University School of Dental As their families and friends looked on, the future dentists of the University of Texas Den- Medicine in St. Louis, Mo. at a Sept. 20 tal Branch Class of 2012 donned the white coats of health care professionals in a special cer- award ceremony. Adkisson, a member of emony Aug. 16. A similar ceremony for 40 new dental hygiene students took place Aug. 15. the Washington University Class of 1951, was nominated for the award by Richard The annual event for DDS students is spon- Bebermeyer, D.D.S., chair of the UTDB sored by the UT Dental Branch Alumni As- Department of Restorative Dentistry and sociation, the UTDB Parent's Association and Biomaterials. Adkisson retired in 2007 as a the American College of Dentists. The dental professor in the Prosthodontics Depart- ment after more than 29 years at the hygiene ceremony is sponsored by the UTDB Dental Branch, where he was a four-time Dental Hygienists' Alumni Association. winner of the John P. McGovern Award for Among the speakers at the DDS ceremony Outstanding Teaching. was John Chandler, D.D.S., president of the UTDB Alumni Association, who drew on his UTDB Dean Catherine M. Flaitz, D.D.S., own experiences as a student (Class of 1973) was the featured speaker at the annual to describe what's ahead for the 84 men and meeting of the Canadian Academy of Pediatric Dentistry in September in women entering dental school this fall. "Your Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, experience will be about the people you meet," Canada. Flaitz, who is a professor of oral Dental students Tamir Anver (left) and Daniel Allen Chandler promised. "It will be about your were first in line for the White Coat Ceremony. and maxillofacial pathology and pediatric fellow students, faculty members, and your dentistry, delivered a full-day lecture and continuing education program on "Pedi- patients. You will develop friendships for life with people you never knew before." atric Oral Lesions: Common and Not So UTDB alumnus Kenneth Horwitz, D.D.S., spoke on "Professionalism and Ethics in Den- Common Conditions and Treatment Con- tistry" and Bryant Boutwell, Dr.P.H., associate vice president for accreditation and interna- siderations." Approximately 100 dentists, tional programs, delighted the audience with the history of the Dental Branch and its role in physicians and pediatric dental residents attended the conference. the founding of the Texas Medical Center. Guest speakers at the dental hygiene white coat ceremony were UTDB Associate Dean Pau- la O'Neill, Ed.D., who discussed the history of the white coat; and Hope Garza, treasurer for Professor Rita D. Zachariasen, Ph.D., of the Department Integrative Biology and the American Dental Hygienists' Association, who talked about the importance of becoming Pharmacology at the UT Medical School a member of a professional organization. UT DB has retired. She had a cross appointment at the Dental Branch in the Department of Diagnostic Sciences, and over the past 36 years has taught both dental and dental hygiene students. UTDB Alumnus Sam Low Clinical Associate Professor Robert "Bob" Mayhew, D.M.D., Ph.D.; and Associate Named to Two National Posts Professor James P. "Jay" Ferguson, D.D.S., both of the Department of Restorative Dentistry and Biomaterials, were honored University of Texas Dental Branch alum- the University of with a retirement reception. Mayhew was nus Samuel Low, D.D.S., has earned two Florida College of presented with an autographed ski in rec- national accolades recently. He is the new Education. ognition of his enjoyment of water skiing. president-elect of the American Academy Low will serve Associate Professor Robert "Rod" Dosch, D.D.S., created an award in Ferguson's of Periodontology's board of trustees, and on the ADA Board honor. The award featured a bronze max- he has also been installed as a trustee of the as the trustee from illary molar on a wood-and-granite base. American Dental Association. the 17th District Dosch waxed the molar himself and had Low is associate dean and professor of (Florida). The ADA it cast in bronze by a Houston foundry. periodontology at the University of Florida Board formulates The award's official name and criteria for winning it will be announced later, once College of Dentistry in Gainesville, Fla. He and reviews poli- Ferguson decides on them. received his dental degree, specialty train- cies and programs Samuel Low, D.D.S. ing in periodontics and master's degree in and makes recom- biomedical science from UTDB. He also mendations to the members of the ADA's earned a master of education degree from governing body, the House of Delegates. UT DB Continued on page 5 4. Faculty News 50 Years at UTDB Up to 6,000 Students Learned from Professor Brady Continued from page 4 Associate Professor Sheila Koh, D.D.S., has been named director of the Medically Professor Kenneth Brady, D.D.S., has now understandable. "I've spent a lot more time in Complex Patient Clinic after serving as logged 50 years on the faculty of The Uni- this building than I have with my own family interim director since January. Also, the clinic's name is being changed to Special versity of Texas Dental Branch, but his roots or my own house," he said. Patient Clinic. stretch further back than that. He was once a He still gets to work at 5:30 a.m., in part UT dental student him- to beat the traffic from Professor Sanford J. "Sandy" Fenton, self, attending classes in Richmond/Rosenberg, D.D.S., chair of the UTDB Department of an old brick building at but also to clear his mind Pediatric Dentistry, was a guest speaker the corner of Fannin and and tend to paperwork at a Sept. 18-19 meeting of experts to Blodgett streets. uninterrupted. He has de- discuss the concept of a dental home. The event was sponsored by the Maternal and "That building should voted his career to clinical Child Health Bureau in Washington, D.C. have been discarded years teaching and estimates he's The meeting, one of a series over the past before," he recalled. "We taught between 5,000 and several years addressing cutting-edge worked without air con- 6,000 students, including maternal and child oral health issues, was ditioning, with windows many who were second- convened by the bureau in the context of increased national focus on the oral health open. Administration generation dental students. needs of young children. didn't like the science area Like all educators, he sees a being so close because of potential bit of immortal- Donna Warren-Morris, R.D.H., is the the aroma that came from Professor Kenneth Brady, D.D.S., with wife ity through those students. winner of the 2007-08 Procter & Gamble the cadavers. We actually Pat and a 50-year plaque from UTDB. "A little bit of you goes Teacher Excellence Award. She was did most of our preclinical with them when they walk recognized at the Texas Dental Hygien- work in temporary buildings put up like mili- across that stage," he said. ists' Association meeting in September in Austin. The award comes with a $500 cash tary barracks." When he leaves the Dental Branch, he will prize and a traveling trophy, which is now In 1955, the dental school moved to the cur- spend more time on his ranch outside Rosen- on display at the Dental Branch. Warren- rent location at 6516 M.D. Anderson Blvd. berg, where he has a fishing pond and cattle to Morris is an associate professor in the under its new name – The UT Dental Branch tend. His sons are nearby, and between them, Periodontics Department of the UT Dental Branch School of Dental Hygiene. – but Brady's classmates had another name Brady and his wife, Pat, have nine grandchil- for the new building. "We called it 'The Pink dren and three great-grandchildren. Palace' because of the granite," Brady said. "It After 50 years at work, he's learned the value The American Association for Dental Research's newsletter "Science Advocate" was a tremendous change to come here. It was of activities that soothe the soul. "Everybody featured an article about UT Dental Branch like an entirely different world." has troubles," he said. "You need to get your Professor Charles Streckfus, D.D.S., in rec- In the decades since then, if Brady has come mind away from those thoughts and onto ognition of his work in salivary diagnostics to think of the Dental Branch as home, it's something more pleasant." UT DB and for receiving a sizeable research grant from Komen for the Cure®. Paula O'Neill, Ed.D., associate dean for Komen Grant Supports educational research and professional development, was the invited keynote UTDB Cancer Research speaker at the 34th Annual Meeting of the Association for Dental Education in Europe on Sept . 4 in Zagreb, Croatia. She spoke on "Career Development in Dental Educa- The Susan G. Komen for the Cure® foundation awarded an Investi- tion Focusing on Career Management: gator-Initiated Research Grant of just over $380,000 to The Universi- Goals and Possibilities." The conference ty of Texas Health Science Center at Houston in support of research was attended by more than 300 deans, faculty and staff. by Dental Branch Professor Charles F. Streckfus, D.D.S., William Dubinsky, Ph.D., and Lenora Bigler, Ph.D. They have found a way to detect proteins in saliva that indicate the presence of cancer or benign tumors in the breast. The Komen foundation held their annual Race for the Cure® kick-off press conference at the Dental Branch to high- light the research. Streckfus is believed to be the first dentist ever to Charles F. Streckfus, D.D.S. receive a Komen grant. UTDB 5. Student News Flaitz Announces Leadership Kacie L. Shelton, a second-year dental stu- Changes at UTDB dent at the UT Dental Branch, attended the Dean Catherine M. Flaitz, D.D.S., announced a annual meeting of the Society of American Indian Dentists in Phoenix, Ariz. The meet- slate of promotions and faculty changes for the Dental ing offered continuing education about Branch, effective earlier this fall: Indian health issues such as diabetes and Professor Arthur H. Jeske, D.M.D., Ph.D., has been periodontal disease, plus the links between named associate dean for strategic planning. He will oral and systemic health. Shelton, a native continue to be a professor in the Department of Restor- of Oklahoma and the Chickasaw tribe, is ative Dentistry and Biomaterials. also a registered nurse. Professor Richard D. Bebermeyer, D.D.S., has accept- Arthur H. Richard D. ed the chairmanship of the Department of Restorative Jeske, D.M.D. Bebermeyer, D.D.S. The Prosthodontics Department has Dentistry and Biomaterials. chosen winners of the Fifth Annual Pre- Associate Professor Raymond G. Koeppen, D.D.S., has Doctoral Achievement Awards, which are presented on the basis of students' been named chair of the Department of Prosthodontics. performance in their first and second years Jayne A. McWherter, R.D.H., has been named pro- of pre-clinical work and their third-year gram director for the School of Dental Hygiene after clinical work. The first-year Occlusion serving as interim program director since June 2007. She Award went to Elizabeth Swearingen. The earned a certificate in dental hygiene from UTDB and Sophomore Award went to Brett McRay a bachelor's degree in health care sciences from the UT and the Third-Year Prosthodontics Award went to Thanh Pham, Nadar Shar, Jen- Medical Branch in Galveston. She also holds a master's Raymond G. Jayne A. nifer Kong, Charles Nguyen, Jaser Diaz, degree in allied health education and administration Koeppen, D.D.S. McWherter, R.D.H. Dana Manshadi, Alex Missonne and Drew from the University of Houston. Darsey. The awards were presented by faculty members Mohsin Ali, B.D.S.; Maria Gonzalez, D.D.S.; and Raymond Koeppen, D.D.S. UTDB Pediatric Dentistry Has Many New Faces The Department of Pediatric Dentistry than 20 years' experience in private prac- Third-year dental students Anthony at the UT Dental Branch has new leader- tice, in addition to teaching experience. Gonzalez, Deborah Solorzano, Poonam Vallabhbhai, Sepideh Shirali and Sean ship and a slate of He is a graduate of Bastani were chosen to receive scholar- new faculty mem- New York University ships of $1,200 each from the Alliance bers. The depart- College of Dentistry of the TDA, a nonprofit organization for ment, which includes and earned a certifi- spouses of dentists. The endowed memor- a well-respected and cate in pedodontics ial scholarships are presented once a year thriving residency at The Brookdale in the fall. The TDA Alliance established program in the Hospital Medical the scholarship funds at all three dental Houston Medical Center in Brooklyn, schools in Texas. Sanford J. Center, 6655 Travis, Steven P. NY. Fenton, D.D.S. Hackmyer, D.D.S. Suite 460, has a total Other Pediatric The American Dental Hygienists' Associa- of 16 faculty members and 12 residents. Dentistry faculty members who joined the tion Student Dental Hygiene Association Professor Sanford J. "Sandy" Fenton, staff in 2008 include: began the 2008-09 year by participating in D.D.S. is the new department chair. He is • Bhavini S. Acharya, D.D.S. the Fort Bend Family Health Center Back- a graduate of New York University College • Gary Badger, D.D.S. to-School Fair. Volunteers saw 63 patients of Dentistry and earned a certificate and a • Regina Lewis, D.D.S. between the ages of 1 and 18. Margo Y. master's degree in pediatric dentistry from • Lisa McGriff-Metz, D.D.S. Melchor, R.D.H., and UTDB dental hygiene the University of Pittsburgh School of • Quynh-Thuyen Tan, D.D.S. students Laura Dosch, Jessica Cabral, Jen- Dental Medicine. Fenton is a diplomate of • Gisela Velasquez, D.D.S. nifer Freeman, Connie DeLeon, Chriszelda the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry • Bret Ibarra, D.D.S. Rojas, Judy To, Jodie To and Kim Le were and has a long-standing interest in pa- • Amber Callis, D.D.S. present and provided preventative services such as oral hygiene instructions, prophy- tients with intellectual disabilities. He is a Dean Catherine M. Flaitz, D.D.S., said lactic treatments, fluoride varnishes and global clinical advisor for Special Olym- the Dental Branch has been very success- sealants for the children. Thirty-five of the pics International and hopes to establish ful in recruiting top candidates despite a 63 patients had sealants placed. The team partnerships between the Dental Branch, national shortage of dental faculty. "We're applied a total of 165 sealants. Special Olympics and relevant state agen- fortunate to be located in the world's larg- cies. est medical center in a beautiful city with The Pediatric Dentistry Department's a strong local economy. These are definite new program director, Associate Professor advantages when recruiting talented facul- Continued on page 7 Steven P. Hackmyer, D.D.S., has more ty," she said. UT DB 6. pen Student News The following is a list of donors who have given $1,000 or more to the UT Dental Branch between July 1 and Sept. 30, 2008. Donations made after to Health Sept. 30 will appear in the next edition of UTDB EXchange. All gifts are counted as part of the Continued from page 6 The University of Texas chapter of the Open to Health initiative. For information and Hispanic Student Dental Association involvement in ways to support growth at the UT Dental Branch, contact Develop- (HSDA) teamed up with television station ment Director John Greer at 713-500-4380 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Telemundo for a back-to-school health fair at the Braeswood Assembly of God Church. Gary D. Abercrombie, D.D.S. Terry W. Ott, D.D.S. Participants from the HSDA included Cyn- David A. Cervantes, D.D.S. Wayne C. Radwanski, D.D.S. thia Trajtenberg, D.D.S.; dental students Iven Gonzalez, Lynn Cran, Patrick Beetar, Christopher L. Coleman, D.D.S., M.S. Arthur Reed, D.D.S. Adrian Reyes, Jeremiah Funk and Alicia James D. Condrey, D.D.S. Hilda and Hershel Rich Harrison, and dental hygiene students Greater Houston Dental Alliance Alan G. Selbst, D.D.S. Karla Zapata, Alicia Ramirez, Allison Brown and Montserrat "Montsy" Rodri- T. Dico Hassid, D.D.S. Joel C. Small, D.D.S. guez. More than 200 people ranging in age Houston Academy of Endodontists Sally D. and Herbert L. Wade, D.D.S. from infants to adults attended the event. John D. McLeroy, D.D.S., P.A. James W. Wilson, D.D.S. The dental and dental hygiene students provided oral hygiene instructions, fluoride treatments for children and referrals for follow-up care at specialty clinics or at the UT Dental Branch. The students also Susman Family Foundation Gift distributed literature on oral hygiene and dental products such as toothbrushes and Supports UTDB Pediatric Outreach toothpastes. Thirteen freshman dental students were awarded $1,000 scholarships by the Omi- Over the next five years, when the UT the Dental Branch treats medically complex cron Kappa Upsilon (OKU) National Dental Dental Branch treats children, in many cases patients who need dental care. "Most dentists Honor Society at the annual Scholarship their care will be paid for by a benefactor don't want to work on cancer patients be- Luncheon in October, according to OKU they will never know. And that's the way the cause the risk of infection is so high," Sus- Mu Mu Chapter President Gary Frey, D.D.S. Susman Family Foundation wants it. The man said. "But UT Dental is helping educate The students include Darren Redman, foundation's $500,000 gift to the Dental and train people who can do that. So we're Christopher Thang, Asiya Hammond, Branch will quietly support pediatric out- hoping this small gift will make a difference Jeremiah Funk, Tamir Anver, John Lee, reach, bringing dental care to children who in some way." Hae Doh, Christopher Hinahon, Laura Johnson, Zeeshan Moorani, Lori Rollo, otherwise would not Flaitz said the Susmans' Megha Bassi and Audrey Moon. get it. Because of the Susmans' gift is deeply appreciated, That care will come "Because of the Susmans' Six different scholarships with awards in a variety of ways. generosity, children will enjoy generosity, children will from $1,000 to $3,000 were presented to Some patients will be an improved quality of life enjoy an improved quality first-year dental students Kimchi Nguyen, Mirelle Romero, Giti Bahar, Heather Lu- treated in UTDB's of life," Flaitz said. "So of- ong, Jacob Moore, Kassi Carter, Mihn-Triet Pediatric Dentistry or Orthodontics Clinics. ten, children need dental care to grow up Dang, Mohammad Nikahd, Jon Ormson, Others may be seen by the dentists, dental healthy and confident. Diseased or crooked Mark Cantu, Henry Arredondo, Regan Joy, hygienists and students who staff the UTDB teeth can limit social and employment op- Daniel Allen and Hien Tran. 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"If they grow up, do well and make some Adam Shisler, first-year representative; "When Catherine talked about the work money, it's possible they may remember they Chad Lindt, senior legislative liaison; they were doing with the children, that really were helped by the UT Dental Branch, and Pamela Cotton, junior legislative liaison; Tiffany Tredway-Ransom, newsletter edi- spoke to me," Ellen Susman said. "There's maybe they'll pass it on," Ellen Susman said. tor; Sepideh Shirali, meetings coordinator; nothing more tragic than seeing people lose "I think that's the goal of anyone who is phil- Poonam Vallabhbhai and Eric Braunlin, their teeth at an early age, either through anthropic. Maybe it's only one in 100 – that community service; Patrick Waters, misinformation or lack of funds to take care doesn't matter – maybe that one will do the consultant; Precious King, historian; Navid of something so vital." same thing, so the legacy will continue." 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Congressional hearings on the drug violence in Mexico are coming to El Paso. Local Congressman Silvestre Reyes will attend a hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee this coming Monday at 8a.m. on the UTEP campus. The committee is chaired by Massachusetts Senator John Kerry. Reyes says it is important to get out of the beltway. He says, "it is imperative that our top congressional leaders get a first-hand account of the situation on the ground."


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UNION, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's Kean University has cancelled hip-hop artist Common as commencement speaker after police voiced concerns over a song about a woman convicted of killing a police officer who fled to Cuba.
NEW YORK (AP) — As if there weren't enough upheaval in 17th-Century Salem, Massachusetts, this haunted village is about to welcome Lucy Lawless.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Deeper blacks, brighter whites, even bigger screens and better sound. When the high-speed action sequel "Furious 7" debuts this weekend, audiences at Hollywood's famous TCL Chinese Theatre will see every tire skid and fistfight in Imax's brand-new laser format.


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Sumersault Gridlock 44" Curtain Valance
Sumersault Gridlock 44" Curtain Valance
Weights & Dimensions
|Product Type: Curtain valance
|Design: Tailored
|Color: Grey, blue, and orange
|Material: Cotton blend
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Thread Count: 180
|Theme: Travel
|Pattern: Graphic print
|Sport Type: Car racing
|Header Type: Rod pocket
|Liner or Backing Included: No
|Buttons Included: No
|Number of Tabs: 5
|Curtain Rod Included: No
|Life Stage: Baby; Kid/teen
|Room Use: Bedroom
|Cleaning Method: Machine washable
|Drying Method: Tumble dry
|Iron Safe: Yes
|Product Care: Machine wash cold water with like colors. Use only non-chlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry low. Warm iron if needed.
|Country of Manufacture: Imported
|Assembly Required: No
|Installation Required: No
|ASTM Compliant: Yes
|JPMA Certified: Yes
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Sumersault Gridlock 44" Curtain Valance
About the ManufacturerAs a premiere manufacturer of crib bedding, Sumersault is a highly respected name in nursery decor. Sumersault uses high quality fabrics to create superior quality crib bedding. The beauty of the Sumersault crib bedding is expanded into their nursery decor. The ever changing color pallete and design styles have allowed Sumersault to grow with its consumers wants and needs.
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OUR SKU # UB1726Gridlock 44" Curtain Valance is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: GK60


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** FILE ** President Obama dances onstage with members of the cast including Santa, Joshua Bell, Renee Fleming, Mariah Carey, in white, and actress Jane Lynch at the National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony across from the White House in Washington, Dec. 6, 2013. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
**FILE** This image released by Fox shows the new judges for the singing competition series, "American Idol" (from left) Mariah Carey, Keith Urban and Nicki Minaj and during a news conference in New York on Sept. 17, 2012. (Associated Press/Fox)
In this Jan. 8, 2013, photo, from left, Mariah Carey, Keith Urban and Nicki Minaj from "American Idol" attend the Fox Winter TCA Tour at the Langham Huntington Hotel, in Pasadena, Calif. (Photo by Todd Williamson/Invision/AP)
** FILE ** In this June 2, 2012 photo, American singer, songwriter, record producer, and actress, Mariah Carey performs during a concert in Monaco. It was announced on Monday, July 23, 2012 that Mariah Carey will be a new judge on Fox's "American Idol" TV show. (Associated Press)


text: http://askubuntu.com – I have a completely down server at this point. I am new to linux and brought up a server on ubuntu 12.10. I wanted to try KVM so I setup /etc/network/interfaces correctly for a bridge. As I learned a little more about the networking tools, I decided to use ethtool to change the speed of the bridge. (HowTos)


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Jenie is such a pear because she has no boobs but her butt is huge
od uživatele nielly 09. Březen 2007
19 more definitions
Bare peckish (extremely peckish)
the feeling between peckishness and hunger.
the feeling between peckishness and hunger.
person 1: " I'm peckish"
person 2: "mate i'm pear"
person 1: "you should sort that out, get ya self some rice."
person 2: "rad"
person 2: "mate i'm pear"
person 1: "you should sort that out, get ya self some rice."
person 2: "rad"
od uživatele Chloerosie 01. Srpen 2011
so much better than apples.
i went to the store and i bought some apples. when i got home, i wondered why i didn't buy pears instead.
od uživatele edgar sanchez 24. Březen 2004
The number that comes between seven and eight.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, pear, eight, nine, ten!
od uživatele PolarPop 07. Červen 2012
The retarded cousin to the apple.
Serious, have you ever seen a pear?
od uživatele cocknockers 29. Prosinec 2008
I noticed no one actually posted the real slang meaning of Pear. Saying something is pear or something went pear refers to "pear-shaped", see the definition for it (the first is accurate). Something that goes pear is something that goes terribly wrong. British/Ireland.
I just lost my job my life is gonna go pear now. or: I just lost my job my life is pear-shaped now.
od uživatele Ian Skinner 07. Duben 2008
stick it in my pear
od uživatele combover_larry 12. Leden 2009


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My life is simple yet melancholic
Not trying to be emo or anything,
But just writing how I feel.
People might think I'm a lost cause, but some have more sorrow
Than others who are lucky to be happy
I'm a nightmare, a disaster, that's one thing they always said
I'm a lost cause, not a hero. But I tried to make it on my own
I tried to be happy, but I saw death
I saw people dying
They left me and I tried to toughen up, giving up my emotions
Yet I kept on smiling.
Nothing happened, until the day I fell in love
But little did I know it was the biggest mistake
… I would ever make
All I got were dramas, hurtful comments
Heartbreaking rumors which were true
I've got no place to go
I've got nowhere to run
They love to watch me fall
They think they know it all
More than the number of times I suffered, more than the number of times I doubt,
I want the number of times I laugh and trust others, and I pray that it'll happen in my life.
Even though I was always a side character, even though I'm a shadow,
Let me be in the center when I dream. Let me be honest.
I want to cry but my eyes fail
All the sadness burns in my heart
Trying to escape by my throat
But it all just remains inside me, hurting me
All the pain and misery fires it up
All the sad memories pains in my heart
I have been escaping from a lot of things
I terminate those decisions
The most important thing is always
Without any shape
Even if you have it or lose it
You'll never know
I'll still be there somewhere, either alive or else
I'll still be watching this world go by..
After the skies cry, there is a rainbow
Who knows the last time I see it, would be my last?


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24092-24098 Point Lookout Road
Commute to Downtown Waldorf
Almost all errands require a car.
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24092-24098 Point Lookout Road has a Walk Score of 18 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
Nearby schools include Leonardtown High School, Dr. James A. Forrest Career and Technology Center and Leonardtown Middle School.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 24092-24098 Point Lookout Road.


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U.S. men convicted in Iran as spies head home
Sep 24, 2011, 7:38 p.m.
MUSCAT (Reuters) - Two U.S. citizens sentenced in Iran to eight years in jail for spying left for the United States on Saturday from Oman, where they had landed after being released by Iranian authorities.
Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer, who were arrested while hiking along the Iraq-Iran border in 2009 and denied being spies, flew to Oman two days ago, after officials there helped secure their release by posting bail of $1 million.
"I can't express our joy enough of being here in Oman after the experience we have been through. The joy will stay with us forever," Bauer told reporters at Muscat airport, before he and Fattal left Oman for the United States.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad agreed to their release last week, saying it was a humanitarian gesture before his annual trip to the U.N. General Assembly in New York.
Both were arrested in July 2009 near Iran's border with Iraq along with another American, Sarah Shourd. The trio, in their late 20s and early 30s, said they were hiking.
Shourd was released on $500,000 bail a year ago and allowed to fly home, but the two men were sentenced to eight years in prison last month after a trial held behind closed doors.
"Our gratitude to His Majesty Sultan Qaboos of Oman for his efforts that led to our release," Fattal said. "We would like to come back to Oman someday in happier circumstances."
(Reporting by Saleh al-Shaibany; Writing by Reed Stevenson; Editing by Sophie Hares)
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Congrats! Now there's no turning back!!!
Way to go! Congrats!
My first was horrible I was the only one who willingly drank it after the first sip.
But I haven't stopped brewing....
I forget who posted this, but for an idea of what you're getting into, I offer this quote......Brewing beer is neither complicated nor expensive. It is the job of the brewer to make it as complicated and as expensive as his budet and spouse will allow.
+1 on a saison as a summer beer, ferment out in the garage when its 75-90 degrees, youll get great flavor from the saison yeast. the Austin Homebrew Summer Saison Belgian Ale is what i did last summer, still have 2 left, so good.
Congrats and welcome to the hobby! It only gets better from here.
I also just tried my first beer this wknd. It had been bottle a wk and in the fridge 1 day. came out with great color, good head, and excellent carbonation. the proud father comment is funny. I also said that to my wife about my belgian wit. I said "u gotta try and taste of my little baby wit. I feel like a proud papa!"
Too funny.
I wish i had more bottles or could afford a keg. Id be brewing again. Im still workin on getting a wort chiller and a brew kettle. I had to borrow stuff from my buddy down the road. so I guess it's 2 batches at a time.
Like Im sure you feel...Im excited and cant wait to do more. again' congradulations and cheers to many more happy brews!