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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Dec. 27-29, 2013. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Daniel Lee Hecker, 26 disorderly conduct (bench warrant), assault and battery third degree (bench warrant)
William Prescott Mhyre, 23 trespassing after notice, shoplifting second offense
Latoya Lynette Walker, 25 operating an uninsured motor vehicle bench warrant, open container bench warrant, driving under suspension first offense bench warrant, possession of a suspended tag bench warrant
Felicia Morton, 50 breach of trust with fraudulent intent value more than $2,000 but less than $10,000
Shawn Christopher Wilmarth, 44 failure to pay child support
Al Sedrick Allen, 38 no drivers license
Sharon Wilson Jackson, 51 assault and battery third degree, malicious injury to animals or property $1,000 to $5,000 three counts
Lamar Columbus Kelly, 26 allowing operation of an uninsured motor vehicle bench warrant, driving under suspension first offense bench warrant
Jessie Abraham Legette, 51 shoplifting third offense or subsequent, trespassing after notice, unlawful use of a license, giving false information
Vermell Erica Wheeler, 48 shoplifting $1,000 or less
Mercille Denise Jenkins, 23 shoplifting $1,000 or less
Kathleen Yonce Gay, 28 shoplifting $1,000 or less
Douglas Brian Matthews, 46 driving under the influence second offense, open container of beer/wine, driving under suspension second offense, operating an uninsured vehicle, false information to police/fire two counts, disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, leaving the scene causing property damage, driving under suspension license not suspended for driving under the influence first offense, failure to obey traffic control devices, driving under suspension license no suspended for driving under the influence bench warrant
Romon Jeroid Williams, 24 criminal domestic violence first, second and third offense
Gerald Christopher Bryant, 21 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, failure to comply
Albert Erving Lucas III, 37 trespassing after notice
Jennifer Rose Vinson, 31 driving under the influence
Daniel Miller Stallings III, 55 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication, disorderly conduct bench warrant
David Emmunel Forrest, 27 hold per National Crime Information Center teletype for Williston Police Department, beginners permit violation, reckless driving, forgery no dollar amount
Robert Forrest Blackshire, 30 driving under the influence second offense
Reggie Bonez Rodriguez, 32 failure to comply, trespassing after notice, shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Angela Eileen Lyman, 43 driving left of center, open container of beer/wine
John Henry Cullum Jr., 50 simple larceny $1,000 or less
Jason Brett Hardie, 30 grand larceny $5,000 or more
David Carlton Colvin, 43 disorderly conduct/gross intoxication
Christpher Anthony Pinckney, 30 unlawful carrying of a pistol, stolen pistol
Wesley Hawk, 37 shoplifting $1,000 or less two counts
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MCVEIGH, Ky. — As the women, wearing matching t-shirts, fill their buggies with enough groceries for several hundred Thanksgiving dinners, they are approached by a woman who asked why they were buying so much food.
When they answer that they were shopping to provide dinner for at least 400 less fortunate people at Thanksgiving, the woman gives them $10, explaining that she had recently lost her job, but wants to help as much as she can.
This spirit of generosity is the founding principal of The Vine, a group made up of members from several area churches who gather each week to cook and deliver meals to low income areas and homes.
Judy Scott, a career cook at Belfry High School and at the Pike County jail, is one of the volunteers with The Vine. She says she has always fed people.
"I come from a big family," Scott said. "We all love to cook. To me, it is natural, its a God-giving thing to do, to feed people. I hope people see Jesus in this."
The ministry began last January, the brainchild of Dennis Fite. From humble beginnings, The Vine now prepares between 175 and 200 meals each week. Food and money comes through individuals, businesses and church groups.
The Vine also brings blankets, clothing and food to people who may be indigent.
The Vine has seen an increase in the number of people who are having a hard time making ends meet in today's economy.
"The number of people we serve is growing," Amanda Hackney said. "Judy and I starting delivering about 30 meals to homes, now we have about 70 homes we go to each week."
Amanda, Judy and Sarah Hensley say there are several people who are the backbone of The Vine, including Dennis and Norene Fite.
Thanksgiving dinner will be served from noon until 3 p.m. Thursday at the McVeigh Baptist Church. Transportation will be provided for those who need a ride to the church. Dinners can be taken out for those who cannot travel.
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The Chicago Wolves have recalled defensemen Dustin Friesen and J.P. Testwuide from the Central Hockey League's Missouri Mavericks.
FRIESEN dished out an assist in the Mavericks 2-1 win over the Dayton Gems on Dec. 3. He has tallied a goal and four penalty minutes in 12 games with the Wolves this season.
The 28-year-old blueliner recorded three points (G, 2A) and six penalty minutes in 28 games with the American Hockey League's Bridgeport Sound Tigers last season. He also appeared in 35 ECHL contests with the Idaho Steelheads, notching 15 assists, 17 points and 12 penalty minutes. The Waldheim, Saskatchewan, native also tallied three points (G, 2A) in nine Kelly Cup playoff matchups with the Steelheads last year.
TESTWUIDE was held scoreless against Dayton on Dec. 3 and has notched one assist in four CHL contests with Missouri this year. He has also skated in two games with the Wolves this season.
The 27-year-old blueliner posted five points (G, 4A) and 56 penalty minutes in 48 AHL games with the Adirondack Phantoms during his second pro campaign last season.
The Wolves battle the Rockford IceHogs in an Illinois Lottery Cup contest at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 9 at the BMO Harris Bank Center. For information or to buy tickets to Wolves home games, visit chicagowolves.com or call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.


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Tina, I admire Robin Williams, as well. The man, the actor, the father, the humanitarian. I am very sad at the way his family handled his funeral. It was held in a local San Francisco funeral parlor. It was private with very few people present. He was cremated immediately and his ashes were scattered the day after he died in the San Francisco Bay. The world was robbed of seeing his funeral and that would have been closure for us. Some of us just can't believe he is gone and the lack of a public funeral did nothing to help the world. Sony Bono, Whitney Houston, James Brown and Michael Jackson were loved throughout the world and they had public funerals. If Robin had a burial plot, at least we could have brought him flowers and notes and decorated his grave. Now, we can only look at the San Francisco Bay and that is a poor substitution. However, the family is in charge of the funeral, and he was not around to have a say in it but, I bet he would have been thoroughly disgusted in how it was handled so quickly. It looked very questionable to have a funeral the day after his death since he was Christian and not of the Muslim faith (they require a funeral the day after.) It raises many questions on his last wife's behavior. Although, she probably did not want to turn his funeral like a circus. Who knows what that family is going through, now?
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I meant to write that Gina Bean couldn't make it one day or one hour without her Starbuck's coffee. She couldn't walk past or drive by a Starbuck's without stopping. I miss Robin Williams also.
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�Years ago I learned a very cool thing about Robin Williams, and I couldn�t watch a movie of his afterward without thinking of it. I never actually booked Robin Williams for an event, but I came close enough that his office sent over his rider.
For those outside of the entertainment industry, a rider lists out an artist�s specific personal and technical needs for hosting them for an event- anything from bottled water and their green room to sound and lighting requirements. You can learn a lot about a person from their rider. This is where rocks bands list their requirement for green M&Ms (which is actually a surprisingly smart thing to do).
This is also where a famous environmentalist requires a large gas-guzzling private jet to fly to the event city, but then requires an electric or hybrid car to take said environmentalist to the event venue when in view of the public.
When I got Robin Williams� rider, I was very surprised by what I found. He actually had a requirement that for every single event or film he did, the company hiring him also had to hire a certain number of homeless people and put them to work.
I never watched a Robin Williams movie the same way after that. I�m sure that on his own time and with his own money, he was working with these people in need, but he�d also decided to use his clout as an entertainer to make sure that production companies and event planners also learned the value of giving people a chance to work their way back.
I wonder how many production companies continued the practice into their next non-Robin Williams project, as well as how many people got a chance at a job and the pride of earning an income, even temporarily, from his actions.
He was a great multiplier of his impact. Let�s hope that impact lives on without him.
Thanks, Robin Williams- not just for laughs, but also for a cool example.�
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Tina---I will never forget Robin Williams...
Thank you for the cup of Starbucks coffee left for Gina Bean. She go one day without her beloved coffee and cigaretes.
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Thank you Tina for sending my Mom a sweet Birthday wish for Friday. This week I will need lots of support from friends such as you, as it will be bitter-sweet with my Sister's Angel Day on Thursday, but God chose to take them together. Best regards to you & yours.
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Tina: Thank you for the many tokens left on my Daddy's page - I hope you had time to read the tribute there from his great granddaughter...we are so lucky to have such wonderful heroes in America! Thanks again~ Shirleen
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I just wanted to stop by and thank you so much for so thoughtfully visiting the memorial pages of my loved ones, and for leaving such beautiful tokens for them. Your thoughtfulness is deeply appreciated.
Wishing you God's wonderful blessings at Easter ~ and always~
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I want to Thank You for your visits. Please forgive me that it has taken a long time to get this message sent to you~~and I'm sorry.It's just at times my life has been like a roller coaster and can be a little challenging. (Truthfully, a lot challenging) But with the Love and Help of God, He smooths my life out. Your first visits to my beloved Great Great Gramma Christina and Cousin, little Garvin were a over a couple of months ago, and at that time I was having some difficulties. With Jesus, these problems are being overcome. Each day is better and brighter with HIS LOVE.
I believe He led me to Find A Grave. All the people here have been a big part in helping me through some difficult times. There is such a wonderful spirit of Love & Caring from members here. It is Amazing!! Each visit from you, and every member is so heartwarming and uplifting.
I am grateful for your visits to my loved ones; it means so much and always blesses my heart. I hope you will continue to visit. Seeing you out and about flowering and showering God's Love and Encouraging others is always so nice. Thank you Tina. Also, I have added you to my friends list, I hope that is OK. Have A Most Blessed Spring and Easter.
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Fonetta Akers Blackburn Elam, of Paintsville, died Jan. 15, 2013, at the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center.
Born Sept. 4, 1947, she was the daughter of Lee and Pauline Conn Akers, of Dana. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Kenny Blackburn, who was killed in Vietnam; her father, Lee Akers; and a special aunt, Ida Akers.
She is survived by her husband of 34 years, Robert Lynne Elam; her mother, Pauline Akers, of Dana; a sister, Carol (Danny) Harvey, of Debord; a brother, Paul Lee (Brenda) Akers, of Arkansas; and three nieces, Danetta Harvey, Ashley Harvey, and Erin Akers.
Fonetta graduated Salutatorian from Betsy Layne High School in 1965, Morehead State University in 1972, and received her master's degree in social work form the University of Kentucky in 1976. She worked for 28 years in Pike, Floyd and Johnson counties for Mountain Comprehensive Care and served several years on the Kentucky State Social Work Licensure Board. She was secretary to the Big Sandy Chapter of the University of Kentucky Alumni Association.
Visitation was from to 9 p.m., on Friday, Jan. 18, at the Preston Funeral Home in Paintsville. Funeral service were held on Saturday, Jan. 19, at the Preston Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in the Highland Memorial Cemetery, at Staffordsville.
In lieu of flowers, donation may be made to the American Cancer Society by contacting the Preston Funeral Home.


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It took a little while…well, more than a little while, for me to figure out, decorating in a popular style isn't necessarily always the correct way to achieve ones own personal style.
The original condo master bedroom decor was a perfect example of my trying to follow a style idea that wasn't quite right for us.
As I look back, I see nothing wrong with the style, it just didn't fit Pat & J.
British Colonial and/or tropical island were very popular styles, at the lake and elsewhere, during summer, 2003, when we bought our condo.
Silk trees and greenery were readily available and used here, there, and everywhere.
Over the years, I've sold or donated the silk trees and greenery, along with BC and tropical accessories.
The rattan/wicker bombe chest, seen in the collage above, has a new home on the back porch, after a small makeover.
In an attempt to lighten and brighten the condo master bedroom, I used the items, shown below, for a mini-makeover during October 2007.
Fall 2007
The colors were good and the accessories fine; still, the style was not what I was looking for.
The room languished over the past three years, while I pondered what to do.
Then I saw this photo.
The Look
I decided to put my own spin on the inspiration room and went to work looking for furniture, bedding, and accessories.
The ingredients for my redo recipe are:
- Sherwin Williams Antique White (walls)
- Lowe's Valspar Aerial View, from the Seaside Retreat Collection (shutters)
- Sara Tetley coastal cottage prints
- A pair of bi-fold doors
- An old table in white and distressed, from All About Home (Troy, MO)
- Shells and bric-a-brac, found at home and around the condo
- A dresser and four poster bed, similar to the bed in the inspiration photo, from Bescheinen Furniture (Versailles, MO)
- A wicker beach chair, with fun upholstered cushions, from Bescheinen Furniture
- Raymond Waites (on clearance) comforter and shams, from Bed, Bath, & Beyond
- One other item, not in the room at this time, a TV
Yes, our romantic country, lakeside retreat, with a nod to coastal living in middle America, will have a TV.
The coastal look fits Lake of the Ozarks living.
Our lake has more shoreline than the coast of California. We have gulls and sailboats and shells…Mussel shells, in the Ozarks.
Saturday 8/7, waiting for furniture delivery.
I would love to have wood floors in this room, but it isn't in the budget at this time.
We found the oar at The Front Porch Antiques, near Jefferson City MO.
I imagine it could tell a few stories.
At some point in time, the oar blade split and was repaired with what appear to be fence staples. Have you had experience with fence staples? J and I have had a tad bit of experience, building and mending fence with this type of staple. A piece of tin was also used to repair an edge of the blade. The paint is all but worn off; what is left is a perfect match for the blue I used in the makeover.
The metal sailboats, above the door, were purchased several years ago at Evergreen Mfg. Osage Beach Missouri.
Door knob hook is from Pier One Imports.
We purchased a pair of wood bi-fold doors, to use as shutters, at Lowe's and painted them Valspar Arial View from the Seaside Retreat Collection.
Because we are on the 5th floor of the condo, privacy hasn't been an issue. I decided not to replace the bamboo roller shade, when we finished the makeover.
One of my lake sunrise photos is in the frame.
Fishing gear storage is solved with a stand behind the door.
The breakfast bar is seen through the door.
A couple of weeks ago, I ordered two industrial look stools from Overstock.com.
Easterly view of the lake through the sliding doors.
Old Glory always flies when we are at the condo.
The TV will sit on the dresser.
Sara Tetley prints are grouped behind the chair. A lighthouse birdhouse, made of reclaimed wood, sits on the floor. Side pockets, in the chair, hold magazines and books.
The original color of the shell shelf was a dark wood tone. The sailboat has been used at the condo since 2003.
The door beside the chair leads to the master bathroom. I don't have photos because to tell you the truth…in reality…it looks a bit like a disaster today. The wall color, in the bathroom, is Sherwin Williams Interesting Aqua. Our daughter and son in law painted the room, last year, using paint left from our dining room redo at home.
I picked up two more of the door knob hooks, at Pier One Imports, to use in the bathroom. I have an idea for different prints for the walls.
After the mini facelift, I'll add a couple of photos in an upcoming post.
The small wicker chair and sailboat pillow were brought in from another room.
New Bar Stools
A close-up of the new bar stools, seen through the door in a couple of the bedroom photos. They look great with the new barn board farmhouse table.
On the wall, in the background, is Fifi Flowers' painting of a lunch table on our deck.
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I'm really excited about joining this support group.And look forward to hearing from everyone and sharing my story of my little angel A'mya Grace.
A'mya passed on December 13,2003. She was a 26 week preemie born on September 8,2003 due to severe pre-eclampsia weighing 1pd.5.2oz. A'mya fought a long battle, going through 2 surgerys and dealing with kidney failure. A'mya was truely an angel sent from God. There were many times that the Dr.'s and R.N.'s did not think A'mya would make it through the night but she did. She was a little fighter.
A'mya touched and changed many lives and I look forward to sharing my experience about A'mya and myself with others who have been through the same as I have & I would love to hear the stories/experiences that you have had with your loved ones.
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If you're taking a camera, the Schumacher Grandstand is ideally positioned. You command an awesome view of the F1® cars, the scorching action and the swerves into the Pit Entry. The superscreen opposite keeps the drama 'supercharged' through every lap.
Food and bar facilities are just minutes away to keep you refuelled all day. The Schumacher grandstand is one of very few that offer both 4 day and single day seating options. The Schumacher Grandstand also has reserved disabled seating available.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Jan. 29. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the "Crime" tab.
Brooke Logan Taylor, 20 — manufacture of methamphetamine
Nikki Leanna Taylor, 20 — manufacture of methamphetamine first offense, possession of a controlled substance
Charlie Harold Cobb, 33 — hold for Toombs County Sheriff's Office, possession of a controlled substance, manufacture of methamphetamine first offense
Horace Lee Glover Jr., 36 — fraudulent check three counts, providing false information, criminal domestic violence, failure to appear and pay two counts
Tony Glenn, 42 — driving under suspension first offense
Thomas Richard Freeman III, 32 — assault and battery
Dewayne Lamont Johnson, 38 — failure to appear, hold for South Carolina Department of Corrections inmate, hold for Lexington County
Claude Wayne Cordell, 36 — trafficking in methamphetamine, manufacture, distribute, etc. of methamphetamine second offense, driving under suspension more than first, allowing operation of an uninsured vehicle, failure to register motor vehicle bench warrant, possession of stolen goods
Michael Bowie, 49 — failure to pay as ordered family court, hold for South Carolina Department of Corrections inmate
Adam Lee McCollum, 30 — fraudulent checks five counts
Remer Keith Green, 51 — criminal domestic violence
Gail Parrish Clemmons, 56 — public disorderly conduct
Rodney Tyrone Gantt, 54 — trespassing after notice
John Mark Moloney Jr., 25 — open container, forgery less than $10,000, federally chartered or insured financial institution crime, loud music from vehicle
Charles Patton Young, 51 — criminal domestic violence, malicious injury to animals or personal property, assault and battery second degree, assault and battery third degree
Brandon Lamar Taylor, 24 — failure to pay bench warrant
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Susquehanna University has been strengthened by the thoughtful and generous gifts and bequests of alumni and other friends.
Endowment funds may assume several forms, but their common characteristic is that only the income they generate may be spent, while the principal remains intact. Endowment income contributes in distinct and meaningful ways to the university's well-being. It acts as a financial cushion against the possibility of fluctuating enrollments, supports high admissions standards by exercising a moderating effect on tuition, and underwrites activities that enrich the educational experience and for which funding might not otherwise be available.
In addition to the importance of regular support through the Susquehanna University Fund, capital gifts and bequests are always sought for the general endowment, to establish scholarships and other forms of student aid, to provide for future buildings and facilities, and for many special purposes.
Any form of real or personal property, cash or securities may be conveyed to the university. Gifts and bequests may be made outright, restricted or unrestricted. Annuity agreements, life income contracts and charitable trusts may be written guaranteeing use of the income by the donor during his or her lifetime. Particular information concerning any kind of gift may be secured by contacting the Vice President for University Relations, Susquehanna University, 514 University Avenue, Selinsgrove, Pa. 17870-1164, 570-372-4102.


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- Dental Education
D. Douglas Miley, DMD, MSD
Program Director
The Center for Advanced Dental Education at Saint Louis University offers a thirty six month program in the specialty of Periodontics that leads to a Master of Science in Dentistry (Research) degree. Didactic and clinical education in Graduate Periodontics occurs at the host institution, Saint Louis University, as well as at the affiliate site, Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine in Alton, Illinois.
The focus of the training program is threefold: an extensive and comprehensive clinical experience involving diagnosis and treatment of patients representing a wide variety of periodontal problems ranging in complexity; the didactic core and specialty education that encompass the biomedical sciences as well as clinical concepts; and research related to the discipline of periodontology.
The program is fully accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation of the American Dental Association. Following completion of the program, graduates are educationally qualified for certification by the American Board of Periodontology. Find out more information about applying to this program.
Master of Science in Dentistry (Research)
DDS, DMD, or equivalent general dental degree.
Required Courses
All CAD core courses described in the Graduate Catalog within the section entitled Center for Advanced Dental Education except CAD.523. In addition, required periodontal specialty courses include all courses described below.
Additional Requirements
Supervised clinical periodontal treatment of patients; comprehensive periodontal specialty examinations utilizing written, oral, and practical clinical formats; teaching practicum; oral defense of the thesis.
Total required credit-hours: 68
No formal minor is permitted.
PERI.500 Principles of Periodontics (1)
An overview of critical didactic and clinical information in the field of periodontology to the incoming periodontal resident. (Offered every year.)
PERI.501 Periodontal Literature Reviews I (1)
A format for reviewing and presenting significant classical and contemporary periodontal literature published in related journals. (Offered every semester.)
PERI.502 Periodontal Literature Reviews II (1)
PERI.503 Periodontal Literature Reviews III (1)
PERI.504 Periodontal Literature Reviews IV (1)
PERI.505 Periodontal Literature Reviews V (1)
PERI.506 Periodontal Literature Reviews VI (1)
PERI.510 Conscious Sedation I (1)
Course is designed to provide knowledge required to manage pain and anxiety in the conscious, sedated patient and training in the various sedation techniques. (Offered every year.)
PERI.511 Conscious Sedation II (1)
Continuation of PER.G510. (Offered every year.)
PERI.520 Introduction to Graduate Implant Dentistry I (1)
A comprehensive course to prepare knowledge necessary for clinical dental implant treatment; all phases of surgical and prosthetic treatment are discussed. (Offered every year.)
PERI.521 Introduction to Graduate Implant Dentistry II (1)
Continuation of PER.G520. (Offered every year.)
PERI.522 Advanced Implant Surgery I (1)
A comprehensive overview of implant dentistry, with an emphasis on surgical methods and techniques. Special topics are presented and current literature is reviewed. (Offered every year.)
PERI.523 Advanced Implant Surgery II (1)
Continuation of PER.G522. (Offered every year.)
PERI.530 Clinical Teaching Practicum (0)
Supervised participation in the instruction of clinical periodontics to undergraduate dental students and participation with faculty in the development of treatment plans for new patients. (Offered every year.)
PERI.540 Periodontal Case Presentation Seminar (1)
Resident presentations of patient treatment for critical review and discussion. Residents organize clinical case information and records for presentations of patient diagnosis, treatment planning, and surgical therapy. Gives each resident the opportunity to observe and evaluate periodontal treatment by other residents and provides a basis of preparation for the American Board of Periodontology oral examination. (Offered every academic term.)
PERI.560 Clinical Periodontics I (1)
Clinical course consisting of patient treatment for periodontal diseases and other associated conditions in the field of periodontics. Students treat patients with various periodontal diseases to a level that periodontal health is achieved, etiologic factors are controlled, and a schedule for supportive periodontal therapy is organized for patients. The clinical experience also consists of dental implant treatment and other adjunctive methods in the management of patients referred for periodontal treatment. (Offered every academic term.)
PERI.561 Clinical Periodontics II (2)
PERI.562 Clinical Periodontics III (2)
PERI.563 Clinical Periodontics IV (1)
PERI.564 Clinical Periodontics V (2)
PERI.565 Clinical Periodontics VI (2)
PERI.566 Clinical Periodontics VII (1)
PERI.567 Clinical Periodontics VIII (2)
PERI.568 Clinical Periodontics IX (2)
PERI.570 Periodontal Systemic Interrelationships (0)
Explores the complex interaction between oral and systemic health. Evidence shows that a number of human diseases are associated with opportunistic infections in periodontal medicine. These diseases are discussed together with the oral manifestations and management. (Offered every year.)
PERI.580 Orthodontic-Periodontic Interrelationships (0)
Designed to explore the interrelationships between the disciplines of orthodontics and periodontics. In-depth discussion of special topics to improve patient treatment of interdisciplinary problems in clinical practice. (Offered every year.)
PERI.591 Current Literature in Periodontics (1)
An ongoing review of current literature in periodontics taken from various journals. Residents present abstracts and review articles. Critical evaluations are made of current published research, and new concepts and techniques are discussed in a seminar format.
PERI.595 Special Study for Examinations (0)
PERI.599 Thesis Research (0-6)
PERI.5CR.90 Master's Degree Study (0)


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SNK vs. Capcom live on Xbox
First home port of arcade fighting crossover to feature full Xbox Live support for online street fighting insanity.
First home port of arcade fighting crossover to feature full Xbox Live support for online street fighting insanity.
We put this Xbox Live-enabled 2D fighter through its paces, online mode and all. Find out how Iori, Guile, Sagat, Terry, and the gang are turning out here.
We go a few rounds with the home port of the latest versus fighter.
SNK NeoGeo USA confirms that the Xbox version of SVC Chaos: SNK vs. Capcom will support online play via Xbox Live.
We get our hands dirty with the upcoming Xbox version of SNK's soon-to-be-ported crossover fighting game at E3 2004.
Fighters from SNK and Capcom fighting franchises will go head-to-head on the Xbox once again.
SNK NeoGeo USA announces the lineup of PS2, Xbox, and GBA titles that it plans to showcase at E3 next month.
SNK NeoGeo USA plans to release Xbox versions of at least two of its arcade games this year.
The Castle of Shikigami II, Guilty Gear XX #Reload, and SVC Chaos: SNK vs. Capcom are coming to Microsoft consoles across the Pacific.
We check out SNK Playmore's crossover brawler for the PlayStation 2.
SNK Playmore's recent NeoGeo fighting game crossover is in arcades now, but it's also coming to the PlayStation 2.
We try out the latest fighting game for the NeoGeo.
Playmore unveils new characters for its upcoming NeoGeo fighting game.
The company behind the NeoGeo is at E3 for the first time in years, and we caught up with the USA division's president to get the scoop on its plans.
Four new characters join Playmore's upcoming fighting game for the NeoGeo.
Playmore reveals more of the characters in its upcoming NeoGeo crossover fighting game.
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The San Diego Horticultural Society welcomes Tom Spellman from Dave Wilson Nursery, the largest growers of deciduous fruit, nut and shade trees in California. Tom will discuss how the objective of "backyard orchard culture" is the prolonged harvest of tree-ripe fruit from a small space. He'll s ...Read More »
This fast-paced hour provides new ideas and simple answers to the most vexing plan and project problems. Questions such as "How much do I charge for design?," "How do I determine a budget?" and " What is my project going to cost?" will be answered as you tap new net resources, learn quick estima ...Read More »
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Dr. Jon P. Rebman of the San Diego Natural History Museum will talk about the exciting work being done to identify the plants of San Diego County and also about his plant explorations in Mexico. Dr. Rebman is the lead botanist on the San Diego Plant Atlas Project, which is improving scientific k ...Read More »
Founding Director of the California Protea Association, Ben Gill will speak to us about the magnificent members of the proteaceae family, which traces its lineage back some 300 million years, and still provides among the most stunning plants and cutting flowers in gardens today. Ben will talk ab ...Read More »
THE ROOTS OF PASSION: The Inspired Gardener. Where does the passion for gardening come from? What inspires us to dig into the dirt and discover anew each season? The 28th Davidson Horticultural Symposium takes us on a journey to uncover the roots of our passion for the garden. Our speakers t ...Read More »
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Manager of FPSRussia found murdered
What a shame and why in the world?
Liberty and Such
Keith Ratliff, the manager of FPS Russia, the 3rd most popular youtube channel was found dead yesterday, tied up to a chair and shot in the back of the head.
Body Found in Carnesville Identified | 92.1 WLHR
Keith Ratliff killed in Stanton, Ky. - Topix
GBI to help investigate Kentucky man's shooting Anderson Independent Mail
The radio and media at large isnt mentioning the exact details, however this is a very important thing. FPS Russia is a driving force in the pro-gun movement concerning youth. The videos published are very pro-gun, and reach literally millions of impressionable youth showing them that firearms just arent for people in movies or video games.
From the details, it was not a robbery turned murder. His guns were still left in the house. So, why was he murdered mob style?
This represents a second well known player in the firearms industry to be killed in the past week. Only a few days ago, John Novseke was killed in a somewhat mysterious car crash.
Interestingly enough, one of FPSRussias recent videos featured him tied to a chair, held hostage and about to be shot.
Free North Carolina: Manager of FPSRussia found murdered
Black Blade: Some fun vids. Too bad.


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Kadji, Miami beat North Carolina 68-59
Miami hopes its latest Tobacco Road conquest will turn some skeptics into believers. It sure created plenty more concern for North Carolina.
The Hurricanes claimed just their third victory over the Tar Heels on Thursday night, pulling away for a 68-59 win behind 18 points from Kenny Kadji.
"Hopefully, now people take us seriously," Kadji said.
Julian Gamble had 14 points and Durand Scott and Shane Larkin each had 11 for Miami (11-3, 2-0 Atlantic Coast Conference).
A year ago, Kadji and several current Hurricanes went into Cameron Indoor Stadium and knocked off Duke. This time, they outmuscled the Blue Devils' chief rival and led for most of the second half, shot 47 percent on 25-of-53 shooting and held the Tar Heels to one field goal during a critical seven-minute span late to claim their second straight league road win.
"Coach told us that when we were preparing for UNC, don't be a finesse team against them," Kadji said. "I wouldn't say they're not tough, but you know, we're seniors. We're strong. We worked all summer gaining muscle and things like that. We really wanted to show that we're an older team and a more physical team."
Miami won its third straight, claimed its first 2-0 start to ACC play since joining the conference in 2003-04 and beat North Carolina for the first time since 2006.
"I'm stressed. There's no question about that," Tar Heels coach Roy Williams said. "I'm not a guy to panic. I'm not a guy to give up or anything like that. I'm going to come in tomorrow and coach the crap out of them. . This is one of those no-sleep nights, but my God, I never sleep much anyway."
James Michael McAdoo finished with 14 points and Reggie Bullock had 11 for North Carolina (10-5, 0-2), which lost its first two league games for the first time since 2008-09 and fell to 18-3 in the series.
"I feel like everybody's mad. Everybody's upset. Everybody's stressed out, trying to figure out what we need to do for us to win games," Bullock said. "Early in the season, we were playing teams like McNeese State, where these teams in the ACC are not those teams. So somehow we have to pull together and get tougher playing against these ACC teams because they're all great teams."
The only shot North Carolina hit in that critical stretch appeared to be a big one: P.J. Hairston's 3-pointer with just under 5 minutes left pulled the Tar Heels to 56-55.
But Miami then reeled off eight quick points, with Gamble sticking back his own miss before Trey McKinney Jones and Scott hit 3-pointers on consecutive trips downcourt from the same spot in the left corner.
Scott's 3 made it 64-55 with 3:05 to play.
"When we play a team that pressures us and is going to be trapping the ball-handler, we share the ball and spread them out," Miami coach Jim Larranaga said. "And if you get an open 3, you have the green light to shoot it. . If he's feeling good and he sees that shot open for him, he knows that I want him to shoot it."
And when North Carolina threatened to claw back in it in the final 90 seconds, Kadji blocked Bullock's layup attempt and a dunk by J.P. Tokoto to essentially seal it.
"The blocked shots were huge," Larranaga said.
Kadji finished with four blocks, reached double figures for the fifth straight game and finished one point shy of the season-high 19 he had last month against Arizona.
This one was tight until the final few minutes, with seven ties and 11 lead changes. Aside from a span of about a minute in the first half in which the Tar Heels held a six-point lead, neither team led by more than four points until Miami's late surge.
Freshmen Brice Johnson and Marcus Paige had 10 points apiece for North Carolina, which shot just 33 percent (11 of 33) in the second half. Dexter Strickland could never seem to get in the flow, missing his only shot in 26 minutes of playing time.
McAdoo, who has scored at least 10 points in all but one game this season, and Bullock combined to take half of the Tar Heels' 60 shots but were 2 of 16 in the final 20 minutes. McAdoo finished 5 of 14 while Bullock was 4 of 16.
"I had some great looks. They just didn't fall for me," Bullock said.
Both teams were missing key players with injuries. The Tar Heels were without redshirt junior Leslie McDonald, who was held out after tweaking his right knee — the same knee he injured in 2011.
Miami once again didn't have big man Reggie Johnson, a Winston-Salem native who averages a double-double but missed his sixth straight game with a broken left thumb.


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Komodo dragon bites 2 in officeFebruary 07,2013Komodo dragon
bites 2 in office
JAKARTA, Indonesia Two people have been hospitalized after being attacked by a giant Komodo dragon that wandered into the office of a wildlife park in eastern Indonesia.
An official at Komodo National Park, Heru Rudiharto, said Wednesday the 6½-foot-long Komodo dragon attacked a park ranger after walking into the office on Tuesday.
It then attacked another park employee who came to help him. Both were badly bitten and were evacuated to a hospital on Bali Island.
Rudiharto said the park ranger also was attacked by a Komodo dragon in 2009.
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Mike Baird/Caller-Times Andrea Ortiz (from left), Arianna Ortiz and their mother Lori Bowling helped hand out plastic ties Saturday. They were among 44 volunteers who decorated 203 downtown utility poles.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times A volunteer Saturday helping decorate downtown utility poles wrapped garland around her to take to other volunteers.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times Some of Saturdays 44 volunteers unload bags of bows and garland to decorate 203 downtown utility poles for the holidays.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times Rachel Saucedo (from left), Rachel Flores and Rossana Boswell attach bows to garland in a pickup bed Saturday for other volunteers to wrap around utility poles.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times A group of early-bird volunteers about 7:45 a.m. Saturday gather next the tunnel entrance at La Retama Park, where bags of garland and bows were staged. They were among 44 volunteers who decorated 203 utility poles to welcome the holidays.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times There were 44 volunteers Saturday who signed release forms with Downtown Management District to help decorate 203 utility poles on east and west bound streets.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times Andrew Albin, 10, winds garland around a pole as his father, Alan Albin, feeds it from above. The father/son team decorated the first of 203 utility poles gussied for the holidays Saturday by 44 volunteers.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times Reegan Crothers, 3, helps his father cinch a plastic tie at the bottom of a garland wrapped utility pole next to La Retama Park Saturday. Reegan was the youngest volunteer helper, among 44 people who helped decorate 203 poles for the holidays.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times Rossana Boswell secures garland and a bow with a plastic tie Saturday as part of the Downtown Management Districts volunteer decorating effort. Boswell was among 44 volunteers who decorated 203 utility poles on east- and westbound streets.
Mike Baird/Caller-Times One volunteer hides behind a bow as she carries a length of garland to other volunteers who wound it on a utility pole next to La Retama Park. She was among 44 volunteers who decorated 203 utility poles for the holidays.


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