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What sources outside of the Bible give supporting evidence to the existence of Jesus and any of the events in His life?
If you want to see some good youtube videos on the subject I can guide you to these links
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I tried to get all those that Norman names. Just a problem with spelling those wholly foreign names. You can find all 19 of them in the video though.
It is curious to note that even Tacitus who was a rather big critic of the early church never thought that Jesus was a myth or never existed. When even Christianity's first century opposition talk about Jesus as a historical figure then it really becomes unreasonable to buy into this atheist rhetoric of him being a myth.
Josephus is the account is the most violently opposed because it gives such credence to Christianity. The atheist is left with the burden of proof of proving the text suspect. This again becomes unreasonable seeing as all the extant manuscripts of The Antiquities of the Jews says the same thing.
The Christian when confronted with these attacks need to ask the naysayer what is his / her evidence for these texts being suspect? This will probably get you the response of denial of the burden of proof or if the opponent is honest enough he / she will admit their is none.
A "Case for Christ" does address this question. Among others, Josephus and Pliny both make reference to early Christian practice. The Josephus material is suspect, or more so than Pliny, anyway. Note these are to the followers of Christ, not "see that guy over there named Jesus" type references. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historicity_of_Jesus for a start.


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Thread: Rassy - Composition 1.1
May 11th, 2014 #1
Rassy - Composition 1.1
Greetings Concept Art community! A few things about myself. I am a full time animator for a medical illustration company. I've been looking to brush up on my illustration skills and broaden my horizons. Feel free to be as brutal as possible, I would greatly appreciate any feedback.
These were all done in about an hour.
John William Waterhouse - A Mermaid
So on my first study I think I totally missed the point of the assignment. I initially tried too hard to draw the mermaid instead of concentrating on the whole painting. In hindsight I think one of the reasons why the original painting is so successful is it's contrasting textures. There is so much texture in the background. You have these long vertical lines in the cliffs and short horizontal strokes in the ocean. There is all this nice texture and then on top of it he's placed this bright, softly painted mermaid. She really pops out nicely from the background.
Rembrandt - Man with Golden Helmet
For my second attempt I picked a Rembrandt painting. High contrast, chiaroscuro. It is so much calmer compared to all the texture in A Mermaid. So much of the figure is loosely brushed in and suggested and most of the detail is reserved for the highlights on the helm and gorget. This time I made sure to work the whole painting before working on any of the details.
John Singer Sargent, Elizabeth Winthrop Chanler
I love this painting. I've seen it quite a few times at the Smithsonian. This is a simple Triangular composition. The super contrasty Elizabeth in a black dress is counterbalanced by the two wall dealies. There is also a nice contrast in brush work. Most of the unimportant details are roughly brushed in, the dress looks like it was worked with a deep wet black paint and the skin is a thicker creamier layer of paint as opposed to what looks like scumbled paint on the walls in the background.
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The Swing - Jean-Honore Fragonard
So I spent a little over 2 hours on this one. I was gonna call an end to it sooner but I wanted to push it a little further. One art principle that came to mind was the windmill principle that James Gurney has mentioned before.
The edges of the figures in the scene seem to have all of the 4 tonal conditions. Light/Dark, Light/Light, Dark/Light, and Dark/Dark. This method of tonal arrangement seems to lock the figures in with the rest of the scene.
May 15th, 2014 #3
Stars by Maxfield Parrish
Another 2 to 3 hour study. I was still playing around with some more textured brushes in order to match some of the texture in the painting. I usually just use a hard round brush.
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Your copies are awesome, especially Fragonard and the last one!
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May 18th, 2014 #5
Thanks McCloud! Hopefully in my next couple attempts I can complete them in the hour time limit.
May 18th, 2014 #6
So I went back to trying to keep my studies under an hour. One problem I have with painting that I struggle with is that I take a long time to complete work when I don't hold myself to a deadline. I tend to get picky and rework stuff to death. Then when I do try to work stuff quickly I tend to not think and make poor use of my time. On these I've been very careful with my values but I've been neglecting the under drawing. On the Bierstadt study I just did, it wasn't until the end that I noticed that the horizon line was much lower than the original and I should have noticed it from the beginning.
Billybones NC Wyeth
In this composition Wyeth has placed a pirate with a strong silhouette on a light background. Wyeth's characters are always interesting to look at but I like the silhouette on this pirate. His cape curves around his shoulder and curves around over his shoulder almost in the shape of a sea shell.
Looking down Yosemite Valley Albert Bierstadt
I think the thing that helps this painting work is that instead of letting the mountain line split his composition through the middle. Bierstad has used the haze on the horizon to break up the horizon and bring some of those values down into the river.
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very big improvement here.
I think the values are well respected in this last one and the shapes seems very good as well to me.
Probably the original has more brightness behind the mountain in the right and you can see as well the sun rays. I think you respected very well the atmosphere of the painting. Good job
May 22nd, 2014 #8
I didn't even notice that. Thanks for pointing that out to me Andrea. I did a quick update where I brightened that area and the lake beneath it a bit.
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Great improvement!!! it was already very good before, but now the sun is really shining back there. Good job
May 22nd, 2014 #10
All of these were done in an hour or less.
I came across this painting by Delaroche on Art Renewal. I'm not too familiar with his work but I really like the vertical stripes of the pants on the center figure that draws the eyes up through the center and then around the faces among the crowd.
Syd Mead is an amazing concept artist and I love that he still works in gouache. I like how simple most of the background details really are but the way he uses them suggests alot of detail.
When I was copying this Tissot painting a lesson I learned from Syd Meads' painting demo came to mind. He had mentioned how he likes adding large objects or even shadows coming in and out of the background. By having something come in from outside the painting it helps establish that the subject is part of a larger environment that the viewer can't see.
May 24th, 2014 #11
Bouguereau 1 hr study
This study is a little rough. I spent a little more time with the drawing in the beginning but I still wanted to keep the total time spent under an hour.
Edwin Georgi 3 hr study
I came across this guy while browsing for some more artists to study. I was going to copy an Andrew Loomis painting when I came across this artist. Most of his paintings are really vibrant and colorful so I was curious to see how they looked in grey scale. The first version I saved out came out as a stereoscopic 3D image for some reason. I thought it looked interesting so I thought I would share that as well.
May 25th, 2014 #12
Mermaid - Andrew Loomis
I decided to change it up this time. I usually either start out with a rough value sketch or just freehand the drawing but since this was a Loomis painting I wanted to use the construction method of drawing the figure. I thought it would be good practice for building figures instead of just copying the drawing. Then I spent the last 30 minutes brushing in the values. There is a very noticable "S" shape to this composition. I don't think I've ever noticed the seaweed in this picture until today. The eye starts out at the bottom left travels along the base of the mermaid's tail and the seaweed, across the fish and up the mermaid's arm and hair. It's a very dynamic painting.
May 26th, 2014 #13
Rassy welcome to the fray. I began looking through these and collecting thoughts and every time I would have a comment...hmm..it's the edge work...or the value...the very next image would solve it to a better degree. Your ability to improve is marked. now...the key here is to be consistent. You have three key areas to focus on. A. shape and mapping out the positive and negative shapes. b. value and c. edges..the full range of soft to sharp. Keep an eye on all three things as you go along and double and triple check them before you wrap up.
Along the way I would strongly suggest you make notes of what composition elements and principles are used and really take a good hard look at the abstraction happening. It is not just about copying these well, but thinking through them so their thoughts rub off on you as much as their technical aspects.
Btw...that photoshop trick to show the small image so you don't have to zoom out. That was awesome. I can't believe i never thought of that or saw that done purposely in all my years working with artists. That was you right? It's getting late.
Anyway thanks for commenting on others and being helpful too. It is appreciated.
May 26th, 2014 #14
Thanks Jason! I definitely need to work on my consistency. I'll do my best to follow your advice and to also take note of the composition elements.
Yes, I was the one who suggested the new window option. I'm glad I was able to help out the community.
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May 31st, 2014 #15
Was a busy week and wasn't able to get much work done until last night. Here are two 1 hour studies.
Room in New York - Hopper
In this painting Hopper uses mostly simple shapes with hardly any detail and leaves most of his contrast for the two figures in the scene. I think by subduing all the detail such as facial features he has emphasized this mundane life of this unhappily married couple.
Rosina - Sargent
I love how loose this painting is and how the simple brush strokes under the chin and next to the cheek are the only emphasis to the contours of the face. If it wasn't for those two simple spots of light then the face would blend almost completely with the background.
June 1st, 2014 #16
A Bedouin Arab - Sargent
Another Sargent copy where the man's face contains the darkest and brightest values in the piece and is surrounded by a loosely painted light cloak. Its a very simple but effective way to draw the viewer's eye to the man's face. One thing I found fascinating about this painting is that all the shadows are painted with very thin transparent layers of dark paint and everything in direct light he has used thick opaque paint which gives it a little more volume if that makes sense. I've heard of the transparent shadow rule before but I don't often see it applied in digital art or maybe I never notice.
June 3rd, 2014 #17
Great study on this sergent, it will be my next study
The shape of the noise is a little bit off, the dark side is really almost a straight line.
And on your study, i think the lighest part of the skin is a tiny too dark.
Love the texture, was it a customize brush ?
and what is you tips on photoshop windows ?
Thanks and keep painting ^^
June 5th, 2014 #18
Thanks for your input Madaoway. I'll try and watch my values. I always seem to neglect something.
The window tip was that instead of zooming in and out of your painting you can open a second window for your project by going to "Window -> Arrange -> New Window" in the menu bar. This way you can have one view where you are zoomed out and can see how the composition looks and another zoomed in view where you can work on smaller details.
June 5th, 2014 #19
In for a tanning - Gil Elvgren
4 hr study
I'm kind of a sucker for cheesy pin up art. Its fun to look at and even more fun to paint. In this composition the viewer's eye kinda starts with the dog, pans over to the right around the legs and then curves left and up the body towards the woman's face.
June 5th, 2014 #20
I disagree with you on the viewer eyes.
In my opinion, i think the first things i saw, was the face. Because of the contrast with the part of dark in the hair, against this light value, almost white in the hair.
You have the feature too you caught the eye.
The dog is more surrounded with a medium value.
And i think it's why you are too much dark with her light value on her face.
Anyway great work, beautiful study.
Everytime i go to your thread, he make me want to study some new piece i didn't think of.
June 8th, 2014 #21
I am in agreement that the values are the main differences...the strike of light on the hair...the luminosity in the reflect light on the face...back away from them...three meters...stand across the room and look at them from afar...you will better see these differences if you do as you wont be so close that your eyes are adjusting to the piece you are working on.
beautiful job though...I would struggle to capture that beautiful figure and you are very close. Lovely entirely. I think you may have a gift for the female figure.
June 10th, 2014 #22
Sorry for the late reply. Was a very busy weekend. In the copy of the of the Gil Elvgren painting I didn't mean to imply that the dog was the focal point of the composition. I was more or less commenting on the S shaped visual path but happened to list the dog first.
Thanks for your comments, I appreciate you guys keeping me on my toes.
June 14th, 2014 #23
Unknown title - Gil Elvgren
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Another busy week. Hopefully I can find the time to get to 20 by Monday. I've done another Gil Elvgren study and one of the things I like about pinup art is how dark most the artists go with the eye lashes, eyebrows and lips while not making the subject look too cartoony. It seems like the skin tones are flattened and or simplified to help achieve this look.
June 15th, 2014 #24
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A quicker study than usual. Was trying to use episodes of Top Gear as a timer. So the focus here is the man and woman just a moment away from kissing. I like the dark shadow on the right half of the man's face that helps bring so much contrast to that area to make their faces just stand out. Since this is a quicker study there are still some areas that need work. The lights in the background definitely need to be brightened, the bricks on the left need to be darkened and the woman's face could be brightened up a bit.
June 18th, 2014 #25
watch the emotional expression on the male character. he looks more tentative in yours, like she's an ex tring to give him a smooch, rather than in that magic moment the original has. I say this because the technical aspects are coming well under control and now is when you really have to pay attention to the true art of it..which is that emotional expression and communication...the advanced stuff.
June 24th, 2014 #26
Thanks Jason! I really appreciate the feedback you've been giving me. Sorry for the late response. Its funny how you don't notice these things till later. Maybe if the head was tilted a little more and moved a little closer it would have made all the difference.
June 24th, 2014 #27
The Medicine Ship N C Wyeth
So I meant to have this one done last week but I wasn't happy with my first attempt and just decided to redo it. Looking at my second attempt I may have went too dark with some of my values. My favorite thing about this painting is how much the characters look like pixar characters or I guess I should say how much pixar characters look reminiscent of Wyeth's characters since he came first. I think the composition is interesting, your eye just kind of bounces around from face to face and each character seems so interesting and demands so much attention that it almost makes the painting seem too busy and yet it still works. I always end up focusing on the captain's face because he looks like the most interesting man in the world dressed as a sea captain. The Delaware Art Museum has a wonderful collection of golden age illustration art but this is my favorite painting there.
June 26th, 2014 #28
Beautiful job. My only criticism is on the glow in the lanterns...yours is a little soft.
Love this painting. Keep up the great work!!
June 26th, 2014 #29
Beautiful job. My only criticism is on the glow in the lanterns...yours is a little soft.
Love this painting. Keep up the great work!!
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The last one in the list you will want to skip all together! The first one looks like a good place to try out. They do the yang form primarily and push hands, which is good. But you have to try it out to see how good it is.
The second link looks OK. It looks to be mostly about internal healing and Tai Chi as a form of medicine. This not bad necessarily, it just depends on what you are looking for in Tai Chi, which I don't think you even know.
The third one is a little wierd. They teach some obscure form of Tai Chi, which you can find a video of on youtube. It supposedly is only taught in America by this one teacher who goes to China to learn it from a master. That could be cool, if it is what you are into. Try out the form to know for sure. BUT he also teaches some art called TAI Kempo or something like that. You can find the 10th dan of this art on you tube, doing some crazy looking forms. I would steer clear of that. There were some pics of his push hands with his master in china, and they looked pretty good. So his Tai Chi could be really good..
If it were me personally, I would check out the first and third and see what they are like. See what the push hands are like. The only way you will know is by trying.
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I checked out both sites and neither offer what I wanna take. Thanks for the help, hungryjoe. Like I said tho, I really wanna do WC, but this school only offers one 2 hour class a week and I just don't know how often most ppl need to train to become proficient. I want at least 1st Dan. I plan on taking this for 4 years because there is no true krav maga in my state and I would like to become an instructor. Like I said I'm completely brand new to martial arts and would greatly appreciate opinions on this school/martial art.
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Well basically I'm still pretty young at 23. I've always had trouble dealing with anger and stress. The biggest stress right now is my lifestyle which is something that would probably reduce a lot of stress if changed. I went to job corps (poverty college) and learned two trades so I could get a job to take care of my gf and daughter. I'm certified in security, construction craft labor, and wild land firefighting and now that I'm home I can't find work. So like I said, a lot of that stress will go away once I find a job, but my gf on the other hand, is a whole other story. She's mentally unstable. Not psych ward crazy, but she can't control her emotions, period. She went to therapy for 6 months and the therapist didn't really do **** for her but give her some meds that don't really work, so I think tai chi could help me help her also. Other than this I'm not real sure what kind of info you may need. Hope this helps.
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Wing Hosea Gear has been preferred to Julian Savea for Saturday's Test against the Springboks in Soweto.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has made just two changes to the starting line-up for the next fixture at Soccer City, for reasons of rotation and injury.
Hansen explained on Thursday that part of the reason that Savea has been dropped from the squad completely is that the All Blacks want to protect him at this early stage of his career.
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Stone Arch Bridge needs to be repurposed, either rebuild or redefine. Owning to strong neo classic style and the rough yet natural surface of the bridge, it was redefined to be a pedestrian recreational bridge. It is believed that the bridge itself matches the profile of the riverfront area---industrial history, riverfront location and preserved wild nature.
So here's a trip of the area. Students from the University of Minnesota or residents from the community near the Pillsbury take their way to the Stone Arch Bridge. They will either go down to the river under the bridge or go on to the bridge across the river. Down by the river, they experience the wild nature and the view of downtown Minneapolis. On the bridge, they experience the river flow underneath and picturesque landscape on both sides. As they wake or jog, they encounter other pedestrians or biker. They will see the preserved natural on their right side; they will see the St Anthony Falls on their right too. As they getting closer to west bank, they will see the mill ruins park under the bridge on their left. The park is a preview for the industrial content of west bank riverfront. The skyline of downtown Minneapolis is on the face of the vanished point so people know where to go. The Ruins of Mill City stands by the river with its collapsed free-standing wall, drawing attention of the visitors'. The modernized ultramarine Guthrie Theater is located by the mill, attracting visitors as well. When people reach the west bank, they will either go down to the ruin park because they saw it on the bridge and want to know what's more down their; or they will try to figure out what happens to the mill city, why it looks like collapsed but still standing. Then, they might head to the Endless Bridge in Guthrie to see what where did they come, what they passed. The journey is not over yet, downtown will be seen through a "yellow eye" via the Yellow Room, and there's always more to explore.
The preservation for both history and nature along the riverside around the Stone Arch Bridge is a great example of designed environment. It gives the new birth of the industrial past in a manner of environmental friendly. Wild nature is not missing around the Metropolitan but preserved as another option of enjoyment.
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Ingrown Hair Center - El Paso, TX
El Paso Dermatologist Doctors for Ingrown Hair
Type of Physician: Dermatologist
What is a Dermatologist?
A certification by the Board of Dermatology; practitioners treat pediatric and adult patients with disorders of the skin, mouth, hair and nails as well as a number of sexually transmitted diseases. They also have expertise in the care of normal skin, the prevention of skin diseases and cancers, and in the management of cosmetic disorders of the skin such as hair loss and scars.
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El Paso, Texas
El Paso is home to the University of Texas at El Paso (founded in 1914 as The Texas State School of Mines and Metallurgy, and later, Texas Western College; its present name dates from 1967) and the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at El Paso. Fort Bliss, one of the largest military complexes of the United States Army, lies to the east and northeast of the city, with training areas extending north into New Mexico, up to the White Sands Missile Range and neighboring Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo. The Franklin Mountains extend into El Paso from the north and nearly divide the city into two sections, the western half forming the beginnings of the Mesilla Valley and with the eastern slopes connecting in the central business district at the south end of the mountain range.
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Mention Spain and images of bullfighters, colorful flamenco dancers, and Don Quixote spring to mind, but take a Globus guided tour to Spain and you'll discover so much more. Spain is a country filled with unique architecture, medieval villages, savory cuisine, and important works of art. You might find yourself strolling through the world-famous Guggenheim or Prado Museums…or down the streets of Pamplona, the "City of Bulls." Visit the Mosque of the Caliphs in Cordoba and Granada's Water Gardens of the Generalife, pay respects at the tomb of Columbus, and marvel at Gaudi's extraordinary La Sagrada Familia cathedral…or maybe soak in the sun on the sandy beaches of the Costa del Sol, savor the views from the Rock of Gibraltar, or light a candle and join the procession of pilgrims in Fatima. With Globus, you discover the heart and soul of Spain—plus, we include special unique experiences, like a cruise along the Guadalquivir River, a sherry wine tasting with tapas in Jerez, a falconry demonstration in Benalmadena, and more!
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Whether you're an independent type and do it solo, or decide to Pair Up with friends and family, you can join the Virtual Walk to help the American Kidney Fund increase awareness and raise money to help kidney patients and the millions of people at risk for kidney disease.
As a Virtual Walker, you set your own fundraising goals and decide how you want to participate. You can ask friends and family members to contribute to your fundraising efforts or invite them to join the fight against kidney disease by registering for your team. Every step we take increases awareness of this silent disease that affects 31 million Americans. Every dollar we raise helps patients in need and protects millions at risk.
The American Kidney Fund leads the nation in providing treatment-related financial assistance to people with kidney failure, helping 1 out of every 5 dialysis patients in the United States. AKF fights kidney disease through direct financial support to patients in need, health education and prevention efforts. For more information, visit our website.
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• Safe for use during pregnancy and while breast-feeding, according to the experts
• Protects delicate skin experiencing cup-size changes
• Unique green cabbage leaf extract helps ease swelling
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|Dawn Gross, RN is the DAISY Award Recipient for November, 2010
Dawn Gross, RN is the November, 2010 DAISY Award recipient. Dawn joined ACH in 1987 as an LPN. In 2009, she earned her RN Degree and entered our Versant Program. She is a nurse on 7 South. Last month, Dawn was promoted to RN II.
The DAISY Award is presented monthly to an All Children's Hospital Nurse that has provided extraordinary service to our patients.
The family of a patient recently wrote:
"This is just one example of the many times Dawn shows her extreme compassion and support to the families she cares for," says Kim Street, Director of Oncology Services/HSCT. "Dawn always goes the extra mile to place smiles and give hugs to the patients and families she serves."
Thank you Dawn, for your years of service excellence to All Children's Hospital and your continued passion to pursue perfection.


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Agoraphobia Center - Newton, MA
Newton Psychiatrist Doctors for Agoraphobia
Type of Physician: Psychiatrist
What is a Psychiatrist?
A certification by the Board of Psychiatry & Neurology; practitioners are skilled in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental, addictive and emotional disorders. He or she is trained to understand the biological, psychological and social components of illness and is qualified to order diagnostic laboratory tests and to prescribe medications, as well as to evaluate and treat psychological and interpersonal problems. The psychiatrist is also prepared to intervene with individuals and families who are coping with stress, crises, and other problems in living.
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Alston J Morris MD
Arnold H Modell MD
Sharon Reynolds APRN
Sharon Reynolds APRN
Andrew B Littman MD
Jeffrey D Nason MD
Lynn R Grush MD
Katherine A Lapierre MD
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Newton Psychiatry
Elliot M Pittel MD
Sameem Associates Inc
Kenneth M Gruenberg MD
Howard A Noe MD
Sameem Associates Inc
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Stephen R Wiener MD
Alexander C Morgan MD
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Richard S Blacher MD
Boylston Consultation Center
North Suffolk Mental Health
Peter Schuntermann MD
University Disability Consrtium
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Joan M Corr MD
Sally A Sveda MD
Daniel Shaw MD
Charles River Counseling Center
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Riverside Community Care
Vivian L Ecker MD
Riverside Community Care
Mark F Poster MD
Riverside Community Care
Jeremy P Nahum MD
John F Reichard MD
David G Satin MD
Alison R Potter MD
Jose A Hidalgo MD
Robert P Torchin MD
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RYAN VREDE writes that while many in a youthful Springboks' squad want to prove they have the aptitude for Test rugby, Bryan Habana wants to prove to himself that he still has it.
Habana doesn't shy away from the issue of his poor form prior to the start of the current Super Rugby campaign – a nightmarish passage that began around 2010 and gradually descended. At the time he certainly had a sense that he was playing below the standard he sets (in Tests in particular), but couldn't comprehend the intense criticism. Time has given him perspective.
He understands he raised the bar of expectation with his showings between 2004 and 2007, a period in which he scored 30 tries in 36 Tests and became the IRB's Player of the Year off the back of irresistible form at the World Cup. But this expectation felt unrealistic for him at times, and on the evidence of his performances, the harder he tried (and he never lacked for effort) the greater his struggle became.
Just before the 2011 Tri-Nations, Heyneke Meyer, then in his capacity as Bulls director of rugby, told keo.co.za: 'It's like being stuck in quicksand. The more you fight, the deeper you sink. I've seen it happen to many players.
'It's not my place to comment on Bryan because I don't know the full picture – what's happening in his personal life and so on – but generally the players I've seen recover from those situations have done so when they've rediscovered a natural enjoyment of the game again. How he gets to that point is for him and his coaches to determine.'
That enjoyment seems to have returned with greater on-field success, and the more he enjoys it the better he plays. A vicious cycle has given way to a positive one.
'Having achieved what I have, the pressure was always going to be on me to perform [at a consistently high standard]. I've been a player that has been able to make a differences in matches. The most disappointing thing to come out of the last 12-month period was the amount of individual errors I continually made,' Habana says.
'It was something that wasn't in my game before. I had to go away and look at the reasons for this and rectify them [Habana has since worked with world-renowned visual skills coach Sherylle Calder]. I was fortunate to have a coaching team and team-mates that backed me. No matter whether I believed in myself or not, I constantly had that support structure. Coming off 2011 I had to go back and see where I was as a player and establish what I wanted to achieve.'
However, Habana, who turns 29 in a fortnight, stressed that his Super Rugby form was merely a glimpse of the standard he expects of himself.
'I wouldn't call what I'm producing now good form because I'm not where I want to be. There's a lot more that I want to achieve. It's been a good start but there's a lot more for me,' he offered.
A winger will always be measured primarily by the number of tries he scores and with what regularity he scores them. There are widely held concerns that with the Springboks' pragmatic game plan Habana won't see much of the ball. Habana doesn't share that pessimism.
'I see our game plan the same way I saw it nine years ago. Everyone told me going from the Lions to the Bulls was going to make me a worse players because of the perceived 10-man style. Then I became part if the most successful South African franchise in Super Rugby. As players we understand what we're trying to achieve and believe in the structures.'
This Test season will be one of the defining ones in Habana's career. If his torrid form endures, his mentor Meyer is unlikely to be as charitable with the No 11 shirt as his predecessor Peter de Villiers was. But I sense it won't. I sense Habana is set for a statement season. Here's hoping that sense isn't misplaced. Here's hoping that statement is: 'I'm back'.
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Forty-eight LECOM School of Pharmacy Bradenton students spread the anti-tobacco message to elementary and middle school students in Sarasota and Manatee counties on Nov. 17.
Fifth and sixth-graders cringed while watching videos on the harmful effects of tobacco use. LECOM Bradenton second-year pharmacy student Sara Elmunaier had students crumple up a piece of paper several times to demonstrate how smoking impacts one's appearance.
|LECOM School of Pharmacy Bradenton student Sabrina Shivji teaches sixth-graders at McIntosh Middle School about the dangers of tobacco use.
"Do you want to look like this?" she asked students at McIntosh Middle School in Sarasota, Fla. "Your skin will be all wrinkled, dry and worn out. Tobacco is unhealthy and can hurt your looks.
"Every day, 1,200 people die from tobacco use. It's the number one cause of death."
Students also learned about the harmful effects of smokeless tobacco, which is more addictive than cigarettes, and how tobacco companies use advertising to attract young people to their product.
"They (tobacco companies) get your money and you get sick," said second-year pharmacy student Justin Read.
The anti-tobacco message was a collaborative effort between the Gulf Coast South Area Health Education Center (AHEC) and LECOM Bradenton. During the 2007-08 Florida Legislative sessions, the Florida AHEC Network was awarded funding to educate health profession students and health-care professionals on the dangers of tobacco and to develop cessation programs.
The AHEC Tobacco Training and Cessation (ATTAC) program was developed and implemented in collaboration with community and academic partners such as LECOM.
Pharmacy students also made presentations at Jessie P. Miller Elementary School in Bradenton and Sarasota Middle School.


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Grand Prairie Farmers Market presents "Gobble Daze" 8 a.m.-1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 17, featuring gourmet food trucks, gobble games, turkey decorating crafts, bounce houses and face painting. Farmers Market will also feature its usual fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, coffee, tea, tamales, jellies and relishes, grass-fed meats, homemade soaps, candles and more.FREE PUMPKINS!!! The harvest of pumpkins has been so abundant we want to give you a free pumpkin during Gobble Daze. Stop by the pumpkin patch and pick up one. It will be perfect for pies or decorations at your family gathering.
Grand Prairie Farmers Market is open 8 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturdays at Market Square, 120 W. Main St. The market will close after Dec. 15 and will re-open March 2, 2013.
For information, call 972-237-4599.
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