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Michigan student to take Oscar stageWritten by James A. Molnar | The Gold Knight | email@example.com
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — A University of Michigan student will have a golden experience on Oscar Sunday.
Zaineb Abdul-Nabi will be helping hand out golden Academy Award statuettes to celebrity presenters here on March 2.
The senior, studying screen arts and culture at U-M, won a nationwide college search for "Team Oscar" by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which puts on the Oscar ceremony annually.
Each student applicant submitted a one-minute film and answered an essay question to be considered. Six were chosen; Abdul-Nabi is one of the lucky students.
In her submission video, she described her passion for filmmaking: "I'm a gonzo cinematographer, seizing the richness of the everyday, searching for the infinite forms of strength and tenacity that make us all extraordinary humans."
Abdul-Nabi said in a phone interview with Toledo Free Press that she enjoys watching human interactions.
"For me, I really like capturing the way that people interact with each other," she said, "and what we can learn from that."
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In her brief essay, Abdul-Nabi wrote about a film that inspired her. She chose "Volver" by Pedro Almodóvar.
She wrote about how great the movie was on different levels and how it featured well-developed female characters.
Originally from the Bronx in New York City, Abdul-Nabi came to Michigan to pursue a degree in biomedical engineering.
She decided to switch to pursue film instead and is on track to graduate in May.
The other five students selected for Team Oscar are Tayo Amos from Stanford University, Nathan Flanagan-Frankl from Chapman University, Jeanpaul Isaacs from Rutgers University, Bryson Kemp from Muhlenberg College and Mackenna Millet from Pepperdine University.
The students recently arrived in Los Angeles for a week full of industry events and activities, including studio tours and meetings with filmmakers.
Abdul-Nabi, 22, said this was something she was looking forward to.
"I know this sounds really nerdy," she said. "I'm just really excited to learn about the history of the Academy and really see how they preserve films and not only the medium itself, but how they preserve the history of film."
At the ceremony, Abdul-Nabi will be rooting for "12 Years a Slave" for Best Picture.
If she could choose, she said she would love to help deliver a statuette to Lupita Nyong'o, nominated in the Best Supporting Actress category for "12 Years a Slave."
"I think she is flawless; I think she is amazing," she said, "And you can quote me on that."
This is not the first time the Oscar spotlight has shone on U-M.
Last year, a graduate was honored with a Student Academy Award for his short film.
Perry Janes, a 2012 U-M film and English graduate, received the silver medal in the alternative category for his short film "Zug."
Janes was the first student honored from the university by the Academy, which started the awards in 1972.
"Zug," a film based on Janes' short story of the same name, follows two young men who complete a dare by visiting the mysterious Zug Island, a manmade island along the River Rouge and Detroit River near Detroit.
The 86th Academy Awards airs March 2 on ABC at 7 p.m.
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This project is to rebrand Black River Luxury Chocolate into a brand that fits with its history, product and quality. A new logo was created to convey the story behind the brand, with its cultural roots and organic elements. Black River Chocolate has been endorsed by the Jamaican government as the nation prepares to mark 50 years of independence. The seal of approval comes courtesy of Jamaica 50 Celebrations which has appointed Black River as the country's international chocolate brand.
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United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) is a private and non-profit organization that manages the nation's organ transplant system under contract with the federal government. This project aims to create a positive visual message and tell stories about organ donations that lead to favorable outcomes. It is also important to raise the awareness of organ donations and to educate basic facts about organ transplants and donations.
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This project aims to refresh the client's branding by updating their logo, business cabinet and website interface. The client, The Furoshiki Company, is a UK based online retail company. They sell crafty products that use natural materials and traditional Japanese packaging with a modern twist. All of their products are imported and are handpicked by their staffs in Japan. Another goal of this project is to create a user-friendly manual using medias that are currently available for designers to practice, with the help of a industrial designer, I am able to create a mock up of an interactive 3-D manual.
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Sea Cut, also known as Seattle Cutlery, was created to celebrate the fineness of well-made cutlery and kitchen tools. The store is located in Seattle's Pike Place Market. Sea Cut opened in 1978, and they aim at retailing the best quality, well designed and precisely manufactured kitchen knives and tools. The goal is to gather a wider range of customers and draw traffic to the company's website.
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A three-year row over a farm development in Bath could be drawing to a close.
Enforcement action is going ahead against some development at a poultry farm in the Woolley Valley, including the removal of chicken sheds and feed hoppers.
At the same time the company behind the plans, Golden Valley Paddocks, is seeking retrospective planning permission for the aspects which Bath and North East Somerset Council is not opposed to.
It follows a lengthy battle by campaigners, who had support from pop star Peter Gabriel, to close down the farm because they believed it was a scar on the landscape.
Planning agent Marc Willis said the latest stages were tying up loose ends so a business could be run from the site.
He said: "We have reached an understanding with the new applications. Everything we have done has been at the invitation of the council."
Mr Willis said there was now a "light at the end of the tunnel" and Golden Valley Paddocks was focused on starting a new business which was suitable for the land and surrounding area.
"We have got to find a way to farm the land and that is what we are working on at the moment," he said.
"People locally have been saying they have got no problem with us farming the land in a traditional way, so that is what we want to do."
Mr Willis added that this was in the early stages, so he could not yet reveal the business idea they were working on.
The ongoing enforcement action is due to be discussed at a B&NES development control committee meeting this afternoon.
Other items on the agenda include an application to build five houses on an informal allotment site off Upper Bristol Road.
It has proved highly controversial, with 68 letters of objection from members of the public, but has been recommended for approval by council officers.


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IRVINE, Calif. - The New Mexico women's soccer team tied UC-Irvine 0-0 Friday night after 110:00 minutes of play.
"It was a gallant effort," said head coach Kit Vela. "It (the game) was ugly and they defended for their lives."
"They (UC-Irvine) threw everything in the kitchen sink at them and they fought hard the entire game," Vela said. "We are really proud (of the Lobo women). They did everything in their power to keep the ball away from the net."
Junior goalkeeper Kristen Winters made six saves for the Lobos on 14 total shots by the Anteaters, including 10 in the second half. The Anteaters outshot New Mexico 14-6. The Lobos had only one shot on goal.
"They are probably one of the most direct teams in the county," Vela said. "We struggled trying to find a rhythm against them."
Leading the Lobos offense, junior Clare Pollock took two shots, one on goal.
"We started with four freshman again," Vela said. "We have three very good potential midfielders that only saw the ball when we had control and sought them out, otherwise it was always shot over their heads."
Freshmen Ashley Lowery and Brittany Emerson started at midfield for the Lobos. Classmate Kristine Sweat started at forward, attempting one shot.
With the tie, New Mexico stands at 0-1-1 overall while UC-Irvine moves to 2-1-1.
The Lobos end play in the Nike Classic Tournament on Sunday at 11 a.m., facing off against Cal State-Fullerton.


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Volleyball | Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Linfield Edges Bearcats in Game #2 on way to 3-0 Win
McMINNVILLE, ORE. -- Linfield College pulled out a slim two-point win in Game #2, helping the Wildcats sweep past Willamette, 3-0, in a Northwest Conference match on Wednesday, Sept. 12 at Ted Wilson Gym. Linfield defeated the Bearcats, 30-16, 32-30, 30-14, to improve to 5-4 on the season, 1-0 in the NWC. Willamette fell to 2-7 overall, 0-1 in the NWC.
Linfield led 12-6 early in the first game. Willamette countered with the next two points to cut the lead to four. WU also moved within four points at 18-14, but Linfield won three consecutive rallies on its way to a 10-1 run. Leading 28-15, the Wildcats gave up one point on a kill by Brooke Smith (Jr., MB/RS, Idleyld Park, OR/Glide HS) before scoring two straight points to win the game.
In the second game, the Bearcats held a 7-3 lead and remained in front until a kill by Molly Taylor pulled Linfield into a 15-15 tie. WU regained the lead with a kill by Jessica Durham (Jr., OH, Medford, OR/North Medford HS) and the teams were tied four more times before a three-point run by the Bearcats gave Willamette a 23-20 advantage.
The Wildcats answered with five points in a row, as Linfield took a 25-23 advantage. Willamette also trailed 29-27, but tied the game two points later. Willamette fought off another game point at 30-29, before the Wildcats won the game, 32-30.
Linfield held leads of 7-3 and 14-5 in the second game. The Bearcats were unable to get a rally going, as the Wildcats pulled away to close out the match.
Durham led Willamette with 12 kills and also provided seven digs. Kelly Lindstrom (Jr., OH, Banks, OR/Banks HS) contributed nine kills and a .240 hitting percentage. Christine Dion (So., RS/LIB, San Jose, CA/University of Portland) and Clare Chedester (Jr., LIB/DS, Encinitas, CA/San Dieguito Academy) registered 10 digs each for the Bearcats.
Linfield hit .351 as a team. The Wildcats recorded just eight attacking errors, with just one in Game #2 and two in Game #3. Taylor and Katelyn Baker tied for LC's team lead with 13 kills. Kesley French added 11 kills. Hannah Veley led all players with 19 digs, while Stephanie Purser supplied 44 assists and 10 digs.
Willamette travels to Tacoma, Wash., on Friday, Sept. 14, to take on Pacific Lutheran University in a Northwest Conference match. First serve is set for 7 p.m. (PDT).
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This is a lesson about the electromagnetic spectrum. Learners begin by arranging a set of picture cards; in the discussion afterwards, this activity is related to the electromagnetic spectrum as an arrangement of energy waves. Next, using a... (View More) clothesline to model a logarithmic scale, they add in the electromagnetic spectrum. Finally, learners conduct several simple tests to detect other types of radiation. This activity requires access to a sunny outdoor location and the use of ultraviolet light-sensitive beads. (View Less)
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The goal of this lesson is for two groups of students to exchange information (e.g., through poster presentations, Podcasts, debates, or PowerPoint presentations) about how two different theories explain a natural phenomenon: Newton's Law of... (View More) Gravitation and Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. The lesson will also illustrate how the scientific process allows a new, more complete theory to take the place of an older theory that does not produce accurate results for a new discovery. Students will need to have either studied both Newton's Law of Gravitation and Einstein's Theory of Relativity or be given the time and resources to look up this information. This lesson is part of the Cosmic Times teachers guide and is intended to be used in conjunction with the 1919 Cosmic Times Poster. (View Less)
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How effective would solar cells be in any particular area of the United States? In this activity, students answer that question by analyzing graphs of incoming solar radiation. Students will download two solar radiation graphs, one based on latitude... (View More) and one based on cloud cover. After transferring that data to the accompanying worksheet, students will determine the areas in the United States best suited for the use of solar cells. Using both an overlay graph and a difference graph, students will determine the practicality of solar cell power for a home in various U.S. locations. This lesson uses student- and citizen science-friendly microsets of authentic NASA Earth system science data from the MY NASA DATA project. It also includes related links, extensions, an online glossary, and a list of related AP Environmental Science topics. (View Less)
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Overall: 4-5-1 (0-0-0 PL); Last Week: 1-1-0
Scoreboard: New Hampshire 2, Holy Cross 1, Overtime, Worcester, Mass., 9/19
Holy Cross 1, Manhattan 0, Riverdale, N.Y., 9/22
Schedule: Saturday, Sept. 29 vs. Army, Worcester, Mass., 1:00 p.m.
- The Holy Cross women's soccer team (4-5-1 overall) will open up Patriot League play this week with a home contest versus Army on Saturday, Sept. 29, at 1:00 p.m. at the Linda Johnson Smith Soccer Stadium. The game will be broadcasted live online on Crusader Vision.
- Army enters the game with a record of 5-6-0 most recently earning a 3-2 victory over Columbia (9/23) at home. The Black Knights are led by juniors Kim An and Joey Molacek, each with four goals and two assists for 10 points. In net, sophomore Linda Rosas has gotten the majority of the playing time, starting nine of Army's 11 games, totaling 43 saves while allowing 12 goals in 767:54 of action.
- The Crusaders hold an all-time record of 5-16-3 against the defending Patriot League champions. Holy Cross has not defeated the Black Knights since a 2-0 victory on October 28, 1995. The Crusaders have played to a draw versus Army in three of the previous 16 seasons.
- Freshman Annie Galvin (Attleboro, Mass.) netted her team-high fourth goal of the season in Holy Cross' match versus New Hampshire (9/19). She now has eight points on the year and is seventh in the Patriot League in goals and goals per game. Galvin was named BRINE Patriot League Rookie of the Week for Sept. 17-23. It was the first time in her career she was recognized by the league for her performance.
- Senior Maura Fox (Shrewsbury, Mass.) and sophomore Gina Righini (Salem, N.H.) are just behind Galvin with two goals and two assists for six points. In goal, sophomore Carly McCabe (Barrington, R.I.) continues to lead the conference in goals-against average (.061) and save percentage (.891).


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The victim was identified Friday as Raymond William Smith, 50, of Cloquet. An autopsy performed by the St. Louis County Medical Examiners Office found the cause of death to be accidental smoke inhalation.


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What a year this is shaping up to be for coach Philbin.
They say the hardest thing in life is to experience the death of your children, especially when they are still young. It is said, there is no full recovery, even with time.
A 57 year old friend of mine recently passed and his parents were devastated. How much more difficult when the boy has just recently become an adult.
Now, Philbin is coming under scrutiny by millions and the buck stops with him.
This fall he will have have to make decisions that will change the course of several young men's lives forever.
I think the last few roster spots for the 53 are probably going to be impossible to resolve based on all overt factors. Then there is the QB decision and on and on.
I just can't imagine the weight on this guy.
He could use all the support he can get this year.
I am usually vicious and cruel when it comes to those responsible for the Dolphins winning. With Philbin this year, I am going all out positive, and whenever I think of it, I'm praying for Philbin no matter how I feel about God or the universe in general.
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once again, my computer skills are seriously lame and the 'softmod any wii' guide is just too hard sorry
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Some States bullets for Tuesday:
• I'm not sure why media and fans continue to insist that Jonathan Spector is a viable option at left back for the Yanks. Spector is having a rough go of it right now at West Ham, but in his defense the entire West Ham defense is not that solid.
Since 2008, Specs owns 14 USMNT caps. Twelve times he's been at right back…the other two? Center back. Gotta look somewhere else for your left back option.
• As questions continue on whether Herculez Gomez or Edson Buddle should be called, remember that Jeff Cunningham was called after not participating in the national team in 5 years and at the age of 33.
• Speaking of USMNT strikers, a Hull City message board claim states that Jozy Altidore–in what is a totally believable instance for us–returned a tweet to a Tigers supporter that commented, "thank you for your continued support, but unfortunately i was only on loan for this season and the club have not informed me about staying, i will go back to my parent club. once again sorry for Saturday."
In our piece yesterday on Jozy's relocation package, TSG commenter Freegle pointed out West Hammerville was an option to which I replied that a certain Carlton Cole was the key to any move there. If you read our piece, check this story on Cole's possible relocation. Seems like the TSG community is on the right track….and West Ham could be a possible option for the Big Jeezy.
• 713 to 154. Minutes. Since the March friendly, World Cup wing candidates Alejandro Bedoya (high man) and DaMarcus Beasley (low man) have gone in opposite direction. Excluding stoppage time, Aljeandro Bedoya has featured in all but 7 minutes of Orebro's 8-game season thus far.
The stats are downright murky for Run DMB. After taking the pitch in the 1st two games after his trip to Holland, Beasley hasn't played a penny's worth of minutes, including being absent from the 18 through the last three. Just a nick or more?
Robbie Rogers is peering through that opening right now.
• According to this piece on the MLS site (can't promise it will still be there when you click), Iceman Stu Holden will "go Charlie Davies" and return to full practice in less than a week now. Gooch? Gooch anyone….how about an out-of-the-blue start for the big man in the middle?
• Quick, heaven forbid, one of the outside backs for the States stubs a toe and is unavailable in June…..who's your eighth defender for the Yanks? Chad Marshall? Still battling injuries. Marvell Wynne? C'mon. Frank Simek? In and out of both the starting line-up and the 18 for Sheffield Wednesday.
We know we're a broken record, but one level down in League One a certain Aston Villa loanster named Eric Lichaj (yes, TSG is a broken reord on this one) continues to draw rave reviews. Lichaj's marks came against a Millwall team that's got a good shot to be promoted to the Championship and who keeps Tottenham wunderkind Joseph Obika on the bench….so not too shabby.


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ALBUQUERQUE -- People in Albuquerque have been doing a good job of conserving water and energy, and now are being rewarded for it with higher bills.
Water bills jumped 5% this summer in Bernalillo County, on top of another 5% a year ago. Now it's PNM's turn. The electric company says it will be asking state regulators for a rate increase by December.
Water bills increased by $3 a month for the average residential customer on July 1. The reason? A drop in water use. The average person is now using 135 gallons a day, down from 148 gallons last year. That means not enough money is coming in to replace and repair aging water and sewer lines.
"Here we are, trying to conserve and they're raising our bills," said customer Holly Smith. "It seems like the complete opposite of what they should be doing. You can't win, absolutely not. Here we are, trying to conserve as much as we can and we're getting punished for it!"
With electricity, it's a similar story. We're using less juice, so PNM says it needs higher rates to pay for power plants and transmission technology.
"It's like we're in a Catch-22," said customer Michael Silos. "If we do good, we pay. If we don't do good, we pay. One way or the other, we wind up paying. It's not fair at all. They ask us to conserve and we do like they say."
Also driving the need for higher electric bills is New Mexico's low-wattage economy. Business and industry are still stagnant and customer growth is puny. PNM's last rate hike was in 2011, a 9% increase.
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By: Steve Mieczkowski, KOB.com
Bernalillo County commissioners approved a plan to let some inmates out of jail to ease overcrowding.
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While I defended Hiroki Kuroda's choice to sign with the New York Yankees even if it was simply a financial decision (much like Jon Weisman and Mike Petriello did), his detractors look even stupider today after it was revealed that he wasn't even given an offer by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Hiroki Kuroda confirmed what Dodgers General Manager Ned Colletti said earlier this month: Colletti remained in contact with his agent until he decided to sign with the New York Yankees three weeks ago.
Kuroda said the Dodgers were exploring ways they could fit him onto their roster, even though they had already signed free-agent starters Aaron Harang and Chris Capuano.
"They were unable to ever make a formal offer," Kuroda said in Japanese. "I couldn't wait any longer."
The Japanese right-hander took a one-year $10-million contract with the Yankees that included a full no-trade clause. The deal was officially announced this week.
Yeah, sorta stupid to argue about loyalty when the team didn't even give him a chance to make that an issue.
So is he still a "worthless piece of crap"?
I hope that Hiroki Kuroda signs with the Colorado Rockies, mostly because he is a worthless piece of crap who has the brains of a snail. Other than that, I think he's a wonderful idiot! Hiroki loved the Dodgers so much that he refused a traded to a team (BoSox) where he might have won a World Series (and cost the Dodgers a really nice pick) because he only wanted to play major league baseball for his beloved Dodgers. Now, since the Dodgers have signed Chris Capuano, and he sees that he is not in the Dodgers plans (he said he wasn't sure he wanted to play in America in 2012), he now wants to be a HO and sign with whoever pays him.
Screw you Hiroki, you worthless piece of crap. You swine. You vulgar little maggot. You worthless bag of filth. As they say in Texas, you couldn't pour water out of a boot with instructions printed on the heel. You are a canker, an open wound. I would rather kiss a lawyer than be seen with you. You took your last vacation in the Islets of Langerhans.
You're a putrescent mass, a walking vomit. You are a spineless little worm deserving nothing but the profoundest contempt. You are a jerk, a cad, and a weasel. I take that back; you are a festering pustule on a weasel's rump. Your life is a monument to stupidity. You are a stench, a revulsion, a big suck on a sour lemon.
I will never get over the embarrassment of belonging to the same species as you. You are a monster, an ogre, a malformity. I barf at the very thought of you. You have all the appeal of a paper cut. Lepers avoid you. You are vile, worthless, less than nothing. You are a weed, a fungus, the dregs of this earth. You are a technicolor yawn. And did I mention that you smell?
You are a squeaking rat, a mistake of nature and a heavy-metal bagpipe player. You were not born. You were hatched into an unwilling world that rejects the likes of you. You didn't crawl out of a normal egg, either, but rather a mutant maggot egg rejected by an evil scientistas being below his low standards. Your alleged parents abandoned you at birth and then died of shame in recognition of what they had done to an unsuspecting world. They were a bit late, and we are weary of your ilk.
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TheMaharashtrastate Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education has confirmed there will be no change in the dates of state board examinations for classes X and XII caused by the awaiting civic elections.
"However, the board has been getting a number of calls from parents and students asking if there was any change in the timetable as the date of the civic election was declared recently and would be held on February 16th," said secretary of the board Shahaji Dhekne.
The state board, for the first time, announced the time table for the secondary school certificate (SSC) and higher secondary school (HSC) examinations at the start of the academic year in July 2011. As per the timetable, the SSC exam will be held from March 1st, 2012, while the HSC exam will begin from February 21st, 2012.
The board has determined to go ahead with the same timetable as announced earlier and said the elections will not come in way of the examination.
A complete timetable of both the examinations has been posted on the board's website. Earlier, when the 2010-11 HSC results were announced, the board officials had said they were exploring the possibility of announcing the timetable for the exams a year in advance. The idea was to help students organize their study schedule for the examinations.
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Annapolis, Md. (March 19, 2012) ─ Each spring, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) receives numerous phone calls from citizens who have "rescued" a young, wild animal believed to be in jeopardy. Many people do not realize that removing an animal from its natural habitat almost always compromises its chance of survival and could potentially endanger someone.
"Marylanders who come across young mammals should keep their distance and enjoy the moment," said Paul Peditto, Director of Wildlife & Heritage Service. "It's rare that wild animals abandon or orphan their young."
Citizens are also encouraged to be alert for breeding birds, avoid disturbing them and never remove a nest with eggs. All native birds are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918, which can be found at dnr.state.md.us/wildlife/Plants_Wildlife/MBirdTreatyAct.asp.
DNR's Wildlife and Heritage Service and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have teamed up to assist with nuisance, injured or sick wildlife situations. To reach them, or to contact a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, call 1-877-463-6497 toll-free or look up wildlife rehabilitators by county at dnr.state.md.us/wildlife/Plants_Wildlife/rehab.asp.
To learn more about Maryland's wildlife visit dnr.state.md.us/wildlife or call the Wildlife & Heritage Service at 410-260-8540.
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Before a coin can be produced, it must go through a series of steps. First, a group of artists from the US Mint draw the coin design. Then, sculptors generate large models of the coin out of clay and then plaster and modify the details by hand. This is a tedious process and will enhance the design and make the coins harder to forge. Since the plaster model is very delicate, it is covered with rubber and later used to make an epoxy design. The sculpture will be reduced to size and onto a master hub made out of steel. This master hub is used to make the master dies and can then be use to stamp the images on the coin.
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Rickey Robertson's Stories from across the Sabine River: Peason, Peason Ridge, and the Southern Confederacy
- General Patton in Louisiana 1941 (July 2015)
- Peason Ridge Tour 2015 (June 2015)
- The Old Trench of the Louisiana Maneuvers (May 2015)
- The 4L Turpentine Camp on Peason Ridge (April 2015)
- Forming America's Airborne in 1942 (March 2015)
- The Grasshopper Planes of the Louisiana Maneuvers (February 2015)
- Historic Elizabeth Chapel Cemetery (January 2015)
- Remembering the Last Christmas on the Old Home Place (December 2014)
- The Unknown Soldier of Oak Grove Cemetery (November 2014)
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- The Gallant General Tom Green C.S.A. (July 2014)
- Horse Tales of the US Cavalry in Louisiana - 1941 (May 2014)
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Rickey Robertson Rickey Robertson retired from the La. State Police in 2009. He was born and raised in the Peason Community in southeastern Sabine Parish. Rickey and his wife Patsy founded the Peason Historical Foundation Inc. in 2007 to gather and preserve the rich history of the sawmill town of Peason and of the settlers and homesteaders of Peason Ridge. They founded the Peason Memorial Park, which houses 2 historical markers and photo kiosks open to the public and they also have a small military museum at their home. Rickey is one of the few Heritage Family Members from Peason Ridge. Rickey writes historical articles for several local newspapers, and both local and national magazines.


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In Photoshop Lightroom 3 Essential Training, author Chris Orwig provides a comprehensive look at Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3, the popular photo-asset management, enhancement, and publishing program. The course covers indispensable techniques such as importing, processing, and organizing images in the Library, correcting and adjusting images in the Develop module, and creating slideshows, web galleries, and print picture packages. In addition to exploring all of Lightroom 3's capabilities, this course is rich with creative tips and expert advice on photographic workflow. Exercise files accompany the course.
Here let's take a look at some of our different page options for this particular layout. Now the first option we have is Page Background Color. What's interesting about this is this will be dependent upon the type of printer we are printing to and also our paper. For example, I'll go ahead and turn this option on and then select a color say like black. Now when I do that what's happening is it's only extending the black to this edge here. But if I go down to Page Setup and then select my printer, which is the Epson 3800, and then click OK, we are going to see that that's going to appear differently here.
The black is going to cover a different portion of the image. Now why would you want to print black on the background? Well, printing this on your own printer would be a bit of overkill. But perhaps let's say you're sending it to the local lab to be printed. You may want to include a background color in certain situations. With that being said, this is something in my own workflow that I've rarely found use, yet I know others that do use this quite often. All right, well let's turn off that option and go down to Identity Plate. What we can do with Identity Plate is we can add one of our identity plates.
If we have others saved here, we can go ahead and choose those from this pulldown menu. Now in this case we have a graphic, and the graphic is sitting on top of the image. Well, if I want to reposition this, I could bring this down here onto the background. Well, now the background is white and this graphic is black. So this doesn't really make sense. I'll increase the size here. I like the typography, but it just doesn't line up well. Well in situations like that it might be helpful to turn on that Background Color so that you have this nice logo sitting at this particular type of a layout.
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We can also use the Scale slider. And then we can control the overall Opacity. And the fun thing with the Opacity is that if you override the color, what you can do is have a really nice muted color here. You can see how I can even tone down that color, so it a little bit more faint, so it kind of falls into the background there. Well in this case, let's decrease that size and make this nice and small and then increasing the overall Opacity. When it comes to typography, typically you want to go for smaller type, because many times that works better.
Now next we have a few options. We can render this behind the image or on top of every image, and we can choose those options accordingly. All right, well what about watermarking? Well watermarking is going to be really helpful. Say, for example, when you're using a contact sheet. And let's go ahead and choose one of those options briefly here. I'll go to 4x5 Contact Sheet, and then I'll turn on my Watermarking options. I'll click on this contextual menu, and I am going to choose one of these watermarks that I have already created. Well in this case, you can see that it's overlapping that watermark on top of all of my images.
And in certain situations this can be incredibly helpful. It can be a great way to protect your photographs. And you have to remember that with watermarking we can always customize this. To do so, click on this menu and then select Edit Watermarks. Now here what I am going to do is go ahead and scroll down. And I am going to size this down to be something a little bit smaller. And I am going to anchor it to the bottom of the photograph there. Right around there it looks good and then click Save. I'll go ahead and name this one chris orwig - small.
Now here you can see all these images have this little copyright in them. And it's located at the bottom of the image. Now if you want to reposition the copyright for some reason in order to protect a more central area of the photograph, just go back to Edit Watermarks. And there you can then make another selection. And I'll just choose right there in the middle, and then click Save. And I'll save this one out as chris orwig - middle. And then that now includes that copyright information in the middle, on top of all of those photographs.
We have the ability to add pagination. And as we do that we can include Page Numbers if we want, and currently you can see I am on Page 1. And then when I go to the next page, it reads Page 2. We can also have some information there. What the sharpening was, the profile and the printer. And then finally if we know that we are going to crop images out, we can include those crop marks. That's a little bit tricky to see here, so let me go back to my guides and turn off Margins and Gutters and also Show Guides. And there you'll see we have those crop marks.
And let's go to better option to preview this. I am going to go into my Fine Art Mat and then Page. And now I'll turn on my Page Options and Crop Marks. And there you can see those little crop marks on the edges there, showing me where I would need to trim this. And this could be especially helpful, for example, if we went to Zoom to Fill. And there you can see those crop marks aligning up exactly on the photograph. So as you are discovering, there are a number of different uses for these different templates and for different options. Sometimes things are a bit more functional, while other times perhaps you want to create a more beautiful or interesting or classic layouts.
Well, let's navigate back to the Page panel and then scroll down. Just a couple of other things here. One is we can include photo information. In this case we can select Filename or Exposure, Equipment, Date, Caption so on and so forth. In this case with the layout like this I don't need this information, nor do I need the Page Options and the Crop Marks. All right, well that wraps up our look at some of those different options inside of the Page panel. And also some of the different scenarios where a few of those options might come in handy.
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Celebrity Rehab 4 is almost here! The show is set to premiere on-air on Wednesday, December 1 at 10 p.m., but we're going to give you a sneak peak of the show's first episode here on VH1.com next Friday, November 26. Yes, that's right, as you're recovering from next Thursday's tryptophan-induced food coma on your couch, you can fire up your computer and watch the likes of Eric Roberts, Janice Dickinson, Rachel Uchitel and Jason "Gummy Bear" Davis quarrel even more than you did at Thanksgiving dinner the previous night with your uppity Great Aunt Bertha. Here's a press release about the show and this special online sneak that just hit the wires…
Dr Drew's hit VH1 reality series Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew checks back into rehab for a fourth season. The series, consisting of nine one-hour episodes, is slated to premiere December 1 at 10PM*.
Season four of Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew will follow the real-life experiences of eight diverse celebrity patients undergoing an intensive 21-day detoxification and treatment program at the Pasadena Recovery Center. As they each struggle with their own demons in their quest to get well they must also do this amongst some other very strong personalities who create more hurdles for each other than a helping hand. The cast, many who have been recent tabloid fodder even while they were in rehab includes: Eric Roberts (The Expendables), Jeremy London (Party of Five, 7th Heaven), Rachel Uchitel (Infamous Party Planner), Janice Dickinson (The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency), Leif Garrett (Musician), Frankie Lons (Keyshia Cole's Mother), Jason Wahler (The Hills) and Jason Davis (Socialite).
Returning to the show to help Dr. Drew are drug counselor Bob Forrest and resident technician Shelly Sprague who have each spent years on both sides of the rehab fence. Dr. Drew is also bringing in some additional prominent physicians to help him give the patients supplementary one-on-one care.
Dr. Drew is a highly respected practicing MD, board certified in internal and addiction medicine who will once again give viewers an unflinching look at exactly how the rehab process works and what it feels like for participants. Dr. Drew hopes to use his celebrity patients to humanize the process and show viewers that treatment is a viable way to break the cycle of addiction.
While most people know Dr. Drew as the host of the syndicated radio show Loveline and the MTV show of the same name, Dr. Drew is a medical doctor on staff at Huntington Hospital and assistant clinical professor of KECK USC School of Medicine. His book, Cracked: Putting Broken Lives Together Again (Harper-Collins,) is all about what treating addicts is like from a caretaker's perspective. Dr. Drew co-authored the first academic study on celebrities and narcissism. The study was published in the Journal of Research in Personality (Elsevier) in September 2006, and is the first systematic, empirical scholarly study of celebrity personality. Additionally, he is a New York Times best selling author with his work The Mirror Effect: How Celebrity Narcissism is Seducing America (Harper Collins). Dr. Drew can also be seen as host of VH1's Sober House and Sex Rehab with Dr. Drew along with MTV's Teen Mom and 16 & Pregnant, Life After Labor.
Viewers can catch a sneak peek of the season's first episode on VH1.com on Friday, November 26. Subsequent episodes will be available on VH1.com the morning after they air. Additional video content from Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew including show extras and highlight clips from each episode will be available on VH1.com and on VH1 Mobile throughout the season.
Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew is executive produced by John Irwin and Damian Sullivan for Irwin Entertainment. Dr. Drew Pinsky, Howard Lapides and Joel Rodgers are also executive producing. Jeff Olde, Jill Holmes, and Noah Pollack are executive producers for VH1.


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High School Sports
Multi-sport coverage from the Express-News staff.
Yearly Archive for 2010
Soccer: Buttons closer to another state berth
Brendan Langford and DJ Kee each scored and assisted on goals as Central Catholic began pursuit of a fourth-straight TAPPS Division I state championship with a 2-0 bidistrict victory on Saturday at Laredo St. Augustine. With the victory, the Buttons are now one victory away from earning their sixth consecutive trip to the state tournament. […] [Read More]
Soccer: S.A. Christian teams start strong
A year ago, S.A. Christian's boys and girls soccer teams were making the transition from TAPPS' fall soccer landscape to the much-tougher winter competition. [Read More]
Soccer: Tough ending for Shamrocks
Spectators and teammates had filed out of Benson Stadium on Friday afternoon, yet Incarnate Word junior Katie Morell and seniors Jocelyn Edwards and Allyson Hartenstine hung around. [Read More]
Updated list of signings
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Soccer: All-tournament teams (Week 3)
East Central Boerne Champion — Morgan Click, Tabria Williford, Claire Etter East Central — Brittney Rogers Del Rio — Clarissa Leon [Read More]
Brandeis' Copeland switches to Navy
Brandeis running back Noah Copeland, who spurred the Broncos to the most successful playoff run ever for an area second-year program, went away from his original commitment to Incarnate Word and accepted an appointment to the Naval Academy on Wednesday. Copeland said he made decision after arriving on the Navy campus in Annapolis, Md., for […] [Read More]
Signing day updates
Latest area football signings list: Crosby Adams, Roosevent DB: UTSA Brandon Armstrong, Roosevelt: UTSA Nate Askew, Madison WR: Texas A&M Gabe Baker, MacArthur DB: Rice Travaras Battle, Jay DB: TCU John Bordano, New Braunfels LB: SMU Armani Brumfield, Reagan L: Appointment to Naval Academy Kris Catlin, Madison DB: Oklahoma State Robert Chapman, Clark C: UTSA […] [Read More]
Realignment: The naughty or nice list?
Between all the area football coaches gathered at the Region 20 Education Service Center on Monday, none had a bigger smile than South San's Juan Torres. Two years ago, Torres looked at realignment and saw the Bobcats in the same district as Judson and Wagner. South San's new district is 28-5A with East Central, Highlands, […] [Read More]
Boys basketball: MacArthur, Holy Cross have big Wednesdays
Just when the District 26-5A race was starting to get a little bit clearer, MacArthur tossed in a big wrench with a 54-50 victory against Madison Wednesday. Sophomore Matt Gramling led the Brahmas with 18, including a 3-pointer with 26 seconds left in regulation to tie the game and force overtime. "He does just about […] [Read More]
Boys basketball: Southwest's chances
Southwest had a 23-point halftime lead against Laredo Alexander last night, when coach Ryan Purtell stopped on his way to the locker room and said "looks a little more like last year, doesn't it?" The second half did not look like last year. Southwest came out flat and had to survive a 70-63 victory against […] [Read More]
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Friday, August 9, 2013
Simplified Office Systems is announcing the kickoff of Print Bowl 2013. This program supports the Carolina and Clemson Copier program that allows an end user to purchase or lease a new copier, printer, MFP and other output devices and have it emblazoned with the school colors for the University of South Carolina or Clemson University. The respective schools benefit from the transaction through the license agreement.
The Print Bowl 2013 pits these two in state rivals against each other in a sales contest featuring the two official SOS spokespersons for the schools. South Carolina features former QB Todd Ellis and Clemson showcases a former Offensive Lineman, Wil Merritt. Visit www.printbowl.com for more details on this fun, exciting and competitive program.
Both Todd and Wil have selected a S.C. based charity to benefit from this event. The winning team will make a donation to both the Frazee Dream Center – www.frazeecenter.com (Wil Merritt) or Children's Chance – www.childrenschance.org (Todd Ellis). The team with the most votes will make a contribution to the charity chosen by the spokesperson. Visitors to www.printbowl.com will have an opportunity to vote and enter a monthly drawing to win a FREE logo printer from SOS.
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Phone: 610-436-2664
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Philadelphia, PA 19106
Phone: 267-386-3015
The identification of a field placement is a collaborative process between the student and the Director of Field Education. All students applying for their first field assignment must complete a Field Practicum Application, along with a resume. This will be reviewed by the Director of Field Education along with the personal statement submitted as part of the student's application to the MSW Program.
The Director of Field Education discusses possible placements appropriate for the student, taking into account the student's:
The Director of Field Education meets with each student individually to explore placement possibilities. Students are asked to be flexible and open to a variety of learning opportunities.
Evening and weekend-only placements are not available. Students are required to have some weekday hours to attend their field placement to participate in learning activities that are only available during the day such as case consultations, staff meetings, and professional training.
Students who have satisfactorily completed their field practicum are required to update their field application in the early spring before meeting with the Director of Field to guide the selection of a second field placement. They must also to renew their liability insurance. All students completing a field placement must fulfill any additional requirements unique and specific to the site where they are placed.
Employment-based field placements may be approved if the workplace is able to offer the student
To maintain the integrity of the student/field instructor relationship a dual relationship should ideally be avoided. For example, the student and field instructor should not be friends or socialize outside of the work environment.
The student, in consultation with the employer offering a field practicum, must initiate a written plan that includes:
Employment organization's name, student's job title, name of employment supervisor and brief description of job responsibilities
Proposed field practicum assignments that are different from the job responsibilities, that provide opportunities to acquire new skills and are commensurate with the expectations for the corresponding Field Practicum Course
The name, title and credentials of proposed Field Instructor (someone other than the employment supervisor) and the name, title and credentials of the proposed Task Supervisor (if someone other than the Field Instructor).
To ensure that all parties are in agreement about the employment-based field practicum and that there will be no conflicts of interest between a student's field practicum assignments and work assignments, or between a student's Field Instructor and work supervisor, the plan must be signed by the:
Student's employment supervisor
Proposed Field Instructor and proposed task supervisor (if applicable)
MSW Director of Field Education
The proposed plan must be submitted to and approved by the Director of Field Education prior to the start of the semester. The plan is also submitted to the student's Faculty Field Liaison as an attachment to the student's Learning Agreement.
Extended Field Practicum hours may be approved in conjunction with or separate from employment-based field placement. Extended hours enable the student to complete the same total number of required hours but over more weeks to reduce the average number of hours per week. This option is available for students who are employed full-time or have other extenuating time commitments that prevent them from completing the standard 16 hours per week.
A written plan for extended hours must be negotiated with the proposed Field Instructor when the student interviews for the placement to ensure that the placement organization is in agreement with and willing to accommodate the extended hours plan for the student's practicum.
Acceptable activities before classes start include participating in orientation, job shadowing, and learning about the agency and its policies.
Except for employment-based field placements, no independent work with clients is allowed before the fall semester begins.
Field practicum extended hours continue through WCU's winter and spring breaks and into the summer until all required hours are completed.
Since field practicum is a course, the total number of hours per semester must be completed before the student can begin the next practicum course.
Student must maintain an accurate log of field hours completed, signed by the Field Instructor and submitted to the faculty field liaison documenting fulfillment of required hours.
Foundation year
Total of 224 hours per semester for field practicum courses (SWG 596, 597)
Field practicum hours:
Extended hours:
(includes field hours over breaks, including winter break between semesters and/or after the end of spring semester)
Concentration year
Total of 252 hours per semester for field practicum courses (SWG 598, 599)
Field practicum hours:
Extended hours:
Student can participate in graduation ceremonies but will not receive a diploma until hours are complete and a final grade is posted for SWG 599
The Director of Field Education serves as a liaison between the MSW Program and field placement site before and after each semester, as necessary. Students with an extended hours plan will typically receive a grade of NG until required hours are completed and the Faculty Field Liaison assigns a final grade.
A written plan for extended hours, separate or combined with an employment-based plan, must include:
Proposed start date for the field practicum hours
Projected end date for the completion of the required number of hours (224 or 252)
Days, specific times/hours and total number of hours projected each week
The plan must be signed by the:
Student's employment supervisor (if applicable)
Proposed Field Instructor and proposed task supervisor (if applicable)
MSW Director of Field Education
The written plan must be submitted to and approved by the Director of Field Education prior to the start of the semester. The plan is also submitted to the student's Faculty Field Liaison as an attachment to the student's Learning Agreement.


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You Tube, the world's most popular video-sharing website turns 5 this month. You Tube is a subsidiary of Google. Over the past five years, YouTube has grown to monetize 1 billion videos per week, become the third most visited site on the Internet and to have more than 24 hours of video uploaded to its site every minute. YouTube appears to have a bright future, says Fortune. The service is expected to be at the center of a major TV announcement by Google, Intel and Sony this week.
According to BBC News, the site has become an important tool of the business world. Organizations use YouTube site to market and promote their products and services to large audiences and for internal video communications. Analysts have suggested that 2010 could be the year YouTube reaches profitability. So, use YouTube to promote your brand effectively.


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But like the iPhone and iPod, the battery is built in. So if it dies you can't simply pop in a new one; if the battery is broken, for all intents and purposes, so is your iPad.
Apple says they'll replace the entire iPad device for a $99 service fee if you qualify for a battery replacement. That means the battery's charge capacity has simply worn down naturally. It doesn't cover water damage, or a device that's been dropped or modified in any way.


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August 5, 2015
Peru's chief police spokesman says Dutchman Joran van der Sloot
, long suspected in the disappearance of American teenager Natalee Holloway, has confessed to killing a 21 year old Peruvian woman.
The spokesman, Col. Abel Gamarra, tells The Associated Press that Van der Sloot admitted under police questioning Monday that he killed Stephany Flores, 21, on May 30.
Peruvian TV channel America Noticias reported that van der Sloot
killed Flores in a rage after learning she had looked up information about his past on his laptop.
The station says it has access to details of the confession, but did not cite its source.
Gamarra refused to provide details of the confession. It came on his third full day in Peruvian police custody.
Flores, a business student, was found beaten to death, in van der Sloot's hotel room. Police said the two met playing poker at a casino.
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Druid City Brewing brings its bourbon vanilla porter to The Alcove International Tavern
Tuscaloosa, Alabama — Druid City Brewing took over the taps of The Alcove International Tavern on January 23rd with a special concoction serving as the draw. The Tuscaloosa based brewery brought its bourbon vanilla porter to the bar and the large crowd in attendance for the festivities.
Druid City Brewing co-owners Bo Hicks and Elliot Roberts were on hand to mingle with the patrons and answer questions about the special brew. Hicks and Roberts made sure two kegs of the beer were on hand based on how quickly other special batches had sold out as previous events.
When asked about the porter, Hicks colorfully described the beer as, "An intense English porter aged on vanilla beans and finished with the essence of bourbon. It's like drinking a black velvet painting of Elvis."
Noted beer connoisseur Barry Grass was also in attendance and gave his thoughts on the Druid City Brewing creation. "It tastes really creamy, yet the body isn't viscous. It is impressive that is drinks lightly, and the alcohol is hidden."
Grass also complimented the balance between the coffee and chocolate flavors with the present hint of bourbon.
Druid City Brewing will not be resting on its laurels and the success of this event. Roberts said they will be rolling out a large scale production of "Riverside Saison" in the coming weeks. Fans of the 8% A.B.V. Belgian style beer will be able to find it as most places that currently serve Druid City Brewing.
The brewery will also be selling its special "Ned Ryerson" rye beer at the Bama Theatre in Tuscaloosa during Well That Cool's 20th anniversary showing of "Groundhog Day".
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Red Bull and Auto Racing: Sponsor or Own a Formula One Team?
George Foster; David W. Hoyt
Price: $6.93
In 2004, energy drink company Red Bull considered purchasing the Jaguar Formula One (F1) racing team from Ford Motor Company. F1 was the pinnacle of international auto racing, and Red Bull had previously sponsored F1 teams and drivers. At the time, Red Bull was expanding globally and F1 was one of the top global sports. However, F1 was not popular in the United States. To raise the sport's visibility in the U.S., Red Bull had also developed a program to find and groom outstanding young American drivers, who hopefully would eventually drive Red Bull cars. Describes Red Bull's growth and high profitability as of 2004 as well as the extensive use of sports to promote its brand, the state of F1 racing, the company's involvement in the sport prior to 2004, and considerations in choosing sponsorship or team ownership to promote Red Bull.
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A Sense for Money
I am planning to buy a property next year. What kind of insurance coverage will I need?
You need to set the level of cover you need for the contents of your residence separately from the building itself. As an example, you may decide to insure your property for $300,000 and its contents for $80,000.
Often the insured amount of a property is less than its market value because even if the building is totally destroyed, you still have the value of the land. So in the example above, the market value of your house may be $500,000, but if it burns down you would be able to rebuild for $300,000 or less. Hence the lower amount for insurance cover.
The next consideration is what type of cover you need.
There are many risks such as fire, earthquake, flood, burglary and the like. Often premiums are lower if you exclude certain risks such as flooding, but you will surely have read about sad cases where property owners have skimped on flood insurance as they are well away from a river only to be hit by a freak flood caused by a once in a lifetime storm. So, be careful about excluding risks just to save a few dollars in premium.
Another thing to bear in mind is any existing cover you have. If you took a loan to buy the property your lender may have included some insurance as part of your mortgage deal. Similarly some condominium owners may arrange group cover for the building itself and include the costs in your service charges. Key message is that it is inappropriate to double up on cover.
As always, insurance can be complicated and bewildering for the uninitiated, so no harm in seeking some free advice from agents or brokers. You can always say "No, thank you" if you get a better deal from elsewhere or feel uneasy with the advice they are giving.
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Casey Duncan, M.D.
|Sam Hsieh, M.D.
Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, Ireland
|Jeff Luh, M.D.
Texas A&M University System Health Science Center, College Station, Texas
|Daniel Maoz, M.D.
Sackler School of Medicine, Tel Aviv, Israel
|Laila Rashidi, M.D.
Ross University School of Medicine, Portsmouth, Dominica
Joliette Barnum, M.D.
|Ro-Jon Grogans, M.D.
The University of Texas Medical Branch,
Galveston, Texas
|Wissam Halabi, M.D.
American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon
Whitney Jenson, M.D.
|Jennifer Kresta, M.D.
Texas A&M University System Health Science Center, Temple, Texas
Elizabeth Beste, M.D.
Philip Hamby, M.D.
|Cathline Layba, M.D.
(General Surgery) The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
Yesenia Rojas-Khalil, M.D.
|Elise Mecham, M.D.
(Plastic Surgery) University of Utah School of Medicine Salt Lake City, Utah
|Stephanie Nemir, M.D.
(Plastic Surgery) Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas
Nandi Wijay, M.D.
Jamie Bohanon, M.D. (Research) Ben Gurion University of the Negev, Beershava, Israel
|Zachary M. Griffith, M.D.
(General Surgery), University of Alabama, Birmingham, Alabama
|Richard L. Lu, M.D.
(General Surgery) University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas
Amy Mrazek, M.D.
|Omar A. Nunez, M.D.
(General Surgery) Universidad de Carabobo, Valencia, Venezuela
|Ayodele Osasona, M.D.
(General Surgery) University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
Jennifer A. Perone, M.D.
|Christopher M. Bates, M.D.
(Plastic Surgery) Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia
|Benjamin D. Mathis, M.D.
(Plastic Surgery) Southern Illinois School of Medicine, Springfield, Illinois
Philip R. Rozak, M.D.
|Jennifer L. Worsham, M.D.
(Vascular) University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas
Daniel Arango, M.D.
|Christopher A. Guidry, M.D.
(General Surgery) Morehouse School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia
|Rece W. Laney, M.D.
(General Surgery)
UT Health Science Center, Houston, Texas
Bryant D. Unruh, M.D.
|Sanam Zahedi, M.D.
(General Surgery)
Florida State University,
Tallahassee, Florida
|Joseph P. Erickson, M.D.
University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas
Alexander "Chase" Castillo, M.D.
|Shana S. Kalaria, M.D.
(Plastic Surgery)
Pennsylvania State University, Hershey, Pennsylvania
|Jared L. Potts, M.D.
(Plastic Surgery) The Commonwealth Med College, Scranton, Pennsylvania
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|Nik A. Rana, M.D.
(ENT) University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, Texas
|Jordan W. Rawl, M.D.
(ENT) Med Univ of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina
Lara K. Reichert, M.D.
|Jie Chen, M.D.
(Orthopaedics) University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
|Mohammed A. Khalid, M.D.
(Orthopaedics) UT Health Science Center, Houston, Texas
Andrew G. Patton, M.D.
|Robert C. Williams, M.D.
(Orthopaedics) University of Arkansas, Little Rock, Arkansas
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(Orthopaedics) Rosalind Franklin Univ of Medicine and Science, Chicago, Illinois
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(Urology) Creighton University School of Medicine, Omaha, Nebraska