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This is a transcript of an interview with set designer Giles Cadle about his work on the RSC's 2006 production of The Tempest. Interview by Suzanne Worthington for RSC Education on 3 August 2006.
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How did you prepare for your initial meeting with the director and the designer?
I just read the play a few times to try and understand what it's about.
So you had quite an open mind?
Yes, definitely.
You collaborated with Nicky Gillibrand [the costume designer] and Rupert: what is useful from a director in terms of input and what would you rather they didn't do?
With something like Shakespeare, it's better the director comes with a view of what they want you to do with the play because it's been done so many times. You need to have a vague idea of which way to go with it - otherwise you have nothing.
For this production, Rupert said he would like to set it in a cold environment. Some directors are very visual and some just aren't visual at all. I think it's useful to have some direction in terms of what their view of the play is and where and what period to set it in.
It depends what the play is. For new writing, it doesn't always need that input.
How did you research your work on The Tempest? Were there any images or artists which crystallised the play for you?
No. I did a lot of research around the subject to try and find images that interested me or seemed appropriate.
What themes or emotional qualities in The Tempest did you want to draw out through the design?
It was about making the island into a place where these things could happen, giving it a real sense but also a surreal sense that enabled the activities of the magical world to happen.
Can you explain more about how that came out in the design? The way in which the stage works is interesting, with the curtain coming across…
Yes. There are lots of scenes in the play that had to be addressed. They seem to take place in parts of the island but at the same time within the same location. So there was that to be solved. Rupert was keen on some kind of endless landscape, which is very hard to do on stage. Any sort of natural object on stage doesn't look right!
Like clouds painted on a sheet?!
Yes – it always looks rubbish! Also there's the constraint that this show has to play in repertoire. The floor has to break into very small pieces [so it can be moved into and out of the theatre quickly]. So you can't do a snowy floor. I was trying to take an environment that at first glance looks quite naturalistic but in reality is abstract. Something that doesn't look wrong but doesn't look right...
Some people like to work on their own or use the internet or brainstorm with other people. How do you work?
I do lots of sketches or little storyboards. It's very important to break the play down into bite-sized pieces, the different scenes and people who need to be on-stage, how they might get onto the stage, the architecture of how the play might be directed, let alone what it looks like. What it looks like is sometimes the last thing I come to.
We're designing three months before rehearsals start. I sketch predominantly just to get things moving very quickly, and then we build maquettes and scale models, and I do draft on a computer.
How do you communicate your final designs, for example to the acting company?
With a model, or a photograph of a model if it's an endless number of scenes.
Going back to collaboration, how did you work with Nicky Gillibrand [the costume designer]? In many RSC productions there is only one designer doing both the set and the costumes. Why was the decision made to have both of you, and how did you work together?
I've worked with Nicky many times before and I think she's the best costume designer in the business. I'd ask her to do everything that I do – because she can do it so much better than me! Some directors are keen to split the scenes and the costumes because doing both, it's very hard to service the director in terms of being in two places at the same time. Once you're on-stage, there's a lot of running around. I do costumes half the time when I design, and half the time I don't.
Have you worked with Rupert before, or designed The Tempest before?
No. I did A Midsummer Night's Dream at the RSC about four years ago.
Did that affect the way you designed this, at all?
It did a bit in terms of my view of the space and how powerful you can make things look on that stage [the Royal Shakespeare Theatre]. It's a very difficult stage.
In terms of staging a play, you can update the context for a contemporary audience. But the setting for this production is both familiar and strange at the same time. How did you and Rupert arrive at that? Or was it all Rupert's idea?
Yes and no. My view on period costumes or period settings is that sometimes I find them a distraction, they don't let you into the play. I don't mean that you have to update the play just for the sake of it but you need to have some understanding of why people are doing things or what their actions are and not see it as some kind of museum piece.
You mean they look like they're in fancy-dress?
Yes. Sometimes it's valid and it works very well but I find it quite hard to watch people in tights - I can't take them seriously!
It's always about finding a language in which you can communicate things. Sometimes ultra-modern is equally problematic because then you have to make comment about the environment in which it's set.
You talked before about abstraction versus naturalism - Rupert wanted the set to look natural – but how?
Not natural... he wanted a 'tremendous expanse'.
Some scenes aren't particularly abstract, for example the scenes in the cabin…
The space itself is abstract. Where do you stop building? Do you build the whole boat or do you just build a suggestion of the boat? It's always, 'At what point do we stop the abstraction?' It's relative.
At the beginning of the play, the set give you the sense of being in a cinema. How did you come up with that idea?
We [Rupert and I] both liked the idea of a nightmare – it's a nightmarish play, strange things happen and it does feel a bit like one of those scary Hitchcock movies. So we started off with that context. The play almost starts twice: with the storm, then it starts again with everybody arriving at the island. The storm is almost like a trailer to the play, so we thought we could divide the two.
Why did you decide to use video projection in the production?
You have to change the scenes quickly. We use a wipe device, just a curtain passed in front of the stage. It's very filmic, and in order to make it look a bit more interesting, not just a black object, we used video.
Lorna Heavey [the video designer] animated the curtain in a beautiful way. It took a long time to fine-tune. It's not an easy thing that you can alter quickly. It developed over a period of time. It's something that you note, take away, come back to... and hope things haven't changed in the time between!
To finish, a few biographical questions. So how did you train to do this job?
I did a degree in architecture and then…
Seven years?!
No I did the degree in three years. And then I did a post-grad in theatre design.
Did you always want to do that or at some point in the degree did you think, 'Hmm, maybe I don't want to do buildings'?
Having completed the degree and starting to work as a very junior architect, it wasn't quite what I wanted to do. In the last couple of years of doing architecture, I started going to the theatre a lot and I got interested in it.
So you transferred it with a post-grad?
Yes I went to look at some post-grad courses, not with an intention of doing one, but while looking I was offered a place to start the following week. I think somebody just dropped out or something! I filled the place.
How did you get from a post-grad to the RSC?
There's no direct route, it's not like being an apprentice and then becoming a master. I worked as an assistant to a designer for a few years and from that, I met directors and other people and slowly got more of my own work. Within that there are, of course, breaks that you get. But I think you make your own luck.
Finally – what was the most challenging aspect of designing The Tempest?
All of it!
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Green Day today revealed a live video of "Let Yourself Go" - a new track from their upcoming album "¡UNO!," the first of their forthcoming album trilogy.
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To get the most out of your wine tasting experiences will require you to learn a bit about the acids that are found in wines. Acids are essential to the flavors, feeling and quality of the wine. The fact is that all foods except three are acidic in nature. The three alkaline foods are baking soda, egg whites and milk.
The acids in wine are from two sources: the grapes themselves and the winemaking processes. There are six common acids found in wine. Tartaric acid, malic acid and citric acid come from the fruit itself. Acetic acid, lactic acid and succinic acid are byproducts of the wine making process created mostly from the yeasts used in production. In addition there are more minor acids that can show up in wine occasionally but they are not common enough to warrant discussion.
Tartaric acid is actually prized by those that cook. The acids crystallize and form on the barrels. They are harvested from the empty barrels after the wine has been bottled and processed to become Cream of Tartar. When you get a bottle of wine that has the little crystals on the bottom just know that this was a result of not allowing the wine to rest enough (stabilize) before bottling.
Malic acid is just what you taste when you bite into a Granny Smith or similar apple. The word malic is from the Latin word malum which is translated to apple in English.
Citric acid is rather self explanatory. Citrus - lemon, lime grapefruit, quince and all the rest in the family have a distinctive tart impression. Winemakers have been known to add more citric acid to wines that lack enough acidity.
Acetic acid develops as the wine gets oxygen. The taste of acetic acid is similar to vinegar.
Lactic acids begin in wine when the yeasts start to break down the sugars in the grape juice. This is also the process that creates the alcohol. Some winemakers take wines and put them through a secondary fermentation called malolactic fermentation. This process turns the apple and pear impression into creamy and buttery impressions.
Succinic acid is also a byproduct of the yeasts breaking down sugars in primary fermentation. Some sucinnic acid is found in all wines but it is more prevalent in reds. Sucinnic acid is very prevalent in beer. It is responsible for the bitter aftertaste in warm beer.
For a good experiment for training your tongue to sense different levels of acids in wine you will need five 8-ounce glasses filled half way with water. Quarter an orange, grapefruit, lemon and lime. The first glass should be left as plain water. Into the second add the juice from Ľ of the orange. Do the same for the grapefruit in the third glass, the lemon in the fourth glass and the lime in the fifth glass. Take a sip of each glass and note the acid and flavor impressions. Are they in balance (where the acids don't overpower the flavors or the flavors don't overpower the acid)? Add another quarter to the appropriate glasses. Taste and note the impressions. Do the same with the third, then the fourth. Your notes should tell you when the acids became overpowering.
Good winemakers will let you know the levels of acids in the finished wine. Look for TA in the winemaker's notes to find out the acidity of the wine.
To experience the differences in the acid structures in wines buy a bottle of unoaked Chardonnay and a bottle of Chardonnay that has been aged in wood and undergone malolactic fermentation. Note the crispness of the unoaked Chardonnay verses the softness of malolactic offering.
Chardonnay is a very versatile grape that allows the winemaker to control how the final wine will present itself. The Chardonnay grape picks up the traits of the soils in which it is grown. Therefore some Chardonnay offerings will have low acid and others will have high acids.
Purchase a bottle of the Peirano Viognier ($15-20) as an example of a wine with low acid. High acid fruit traits like pineapple and lemon appear in this wine but the wine also has softer fruit traits of peach and tropical fruits. Drink this slightly chilled to get the best impressions in the wine.
A bottle of Brancott B Sauvignon Blanc ($35-40) is a nice example of a high acid wine. The wine is loaded with citric flavors highlighted by grapefruit.
Acids in wine are very important. A wine with too little acid is called flabby. It is a wine that is dull, flat and lacks defined flavor.
Write to Patrick Gerl at The News-Star, 411 N. Fourth St., Monroe, LA, 71201; or email questions, suggestions and comments to patrick@tonores wine.com.


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Martin A. Pool, 44, of Atlanta, and Armand R. Franquelin, 57, of Liberty, Utah, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City to charges that had been filed in April.
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Pool and Franquelin agreed to pay $9 million in restitution, including more than $500,000 to Alabama residents.
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Pittsburgh, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Jussi Jokinen lit the lamp twice as the Pittsburgh Penguins dominated the Montreal Canadiens, 5-1, at CONSOL Energy Center.
Evgeni Malkin tallied a goal and an assist, while Sidney Crosby and Taylor Pyatt supplied Pittsburgh's two other goals. Matt Niskanen had two assists and Marc-Andre Fleury made 23 saves as the Penguins won for the third time in their last four tries.
"We definitely buckled down, especially defensively, and didn't give them a ton," Crosby said. "When we did, Fleury made some good saves and we generated some good chances and capitalized on them. I think it was a good game to respond."
Rene Bourque had Montreal's lone goal, while Daniel Briere and Brandon Prust picked up the assists. Carey Price allowed all five goals on 21 shots before being pulled late in the second period.
Peter Budaj entered in relief and stopped all 10 shots fired his way in Montreal's second straight loss.
Jokinen opened the scoring nearly nine minutes into the opening stanza. Malkin skated down to the right circle and dished a pass across the ice to a wide- open Jokinen, who easily tapped in his 14th of the season.
Niskanen fired a shot from the point through a maze of the players and Pyatt was present in front of the net to deflect the puck in on the power play to give the Penguins a 2-0 lead with 3:35 remaining in the first.
Montreal made it a one-goal game 1:15 later. Briere gathered the puck off the boards and slid a pass from the side of the net to Bourque, who wristed the puck over Fleury. The puck skipped out of the net so quickly that it was not ruled a goal until it was reviewed after the play concluded.
Olli Maatta skated up from the point to send a cross-ice pass over to Jokinen, who connected on the one-timer from the right faceoff dot 5:46 into the second, making it a 3-1 game.
Pittsburgh tallied another goal with the man advantage. At 11:43 of the second, Crosby tipped in his 26th of the season following a P.K. Subban holding penalty.
Malkin glided past the Montreal defense, cut to the front of the net, and slid the puck past the pad of Price to give the Penguins a 5-1 advantage with close to five minutes left in the second.
A scrum formed after Bourque made contact with Fleury close to five minutes left in the third. Budaj came out of his net to challenge Fleury to a fight. The Pittsburgh netminder accepted, but the referees quickly broke the two up before any punches were thrown.
"We lost the game; that's the key for me. That's what's disappointing for us. We didn't play a good game and they were the better team," Budaj said.
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Country: United Kingdom
Mindfulness is specially-developed practice that uses elements of meditation, yoga, and breathing techniques to help individuals change the way they think and feel about their experiences, especially stressful ones. It has been clinically proven to help people cope with their every day stress and anxiety, preventing them from turning into more serious mental health problems
The Mental Health Foundation's new online course has been developed in conjunction with expert practitioners and with support from Bupa, to be an accessible, flexible and cheap way for people to use mindfulness to manage the stress and anxiety that comes from every day life. More information can be found at our dedicated mindfulness website, www.bemindful.co.uk.
The poster designs for raising awareness of the new online course were the result of an extensive competition that saw over 70 entries from some of the UK's leading advertising and design agencies. The competition was launched with LPA (Lisa Pritchard Agency) with Rob Murray shooting the final creative. The winning design, by Will Thacker and Blake Waters of KK Outlet, was decided on by a panel of leading figures within the world of advertising and design.
One competition judge, Harry MacAuslan, of international advertising agency Leo Burnett Worldwide, said: "The winning creative concept was daring, visually arresting, and a brilliant encapsulation of both how stifling stress can be and how important it is that people find a way of managing it in their lives. It brings home the need for mindfulness and the work of the Mental Health Foundation in a way that the public will really be able to relate to."
Dr Andrew McCulloch, Chief Executive of the Mental Health Foundation, said:
"We were overwhelmed by the quantity and quality of the competition entries, and are delighted with the winning design. Stress and anxiety are growing problems in today's society and can lead to more serious mental health problems if not tackled early on. Mindfulness has been clinically proven to help people manage stress, and our new online course has been specially designed to provide people with access to its benefits at a time, place and price that is convenient to them. We are confident that this exciting new advertising campaign will really encourage people to look into mindfulness as a way managing the stresses and anxieties of everyday life".
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Silversonic, an ultra modern 30-metre catamaran, lets you explore the Outer Reef locations at Agincourt Ribbon Reef in superb style and comfort. The high-sped vessel features a state-of-the-art ride control system ensuring a super smooth journey and a large hydraulic platform at the stern giving divers and snorkellers easy access to the water. On board is an air-conditioned lounge, licensed bar, fresh water showers and change rooms.
Have an exciting adventure on the very edge of the Great Barrier Reef and see its spectacular coral and fish life.
You will be picked up from your hotel and taken in a coach to the Marina Mirage, Port Douglas for a day's adventure to the Outer Reef.
From here you will board the Silversonic, a high speed luxury catamaran, that travels at 30 knots to maximise time spent at the Outer Reef. Silversonic is designed for adventure and provides a variety of water-based activities.
Enjoy your morning tea on board the vessel.
Arrive at the Agincourt Ribbon Reef, on the very edge of the Great Barrier Reef.
Visit 3 Reef sites here for spectacular coral and fish life. Spend 5 hours at the Reef to experience snorkelling or introductory diving.
Enjoy a delicious tropical smorgasbord lunch, followed by tea.
Return to Marina Mirage in Port Douglas by the high-speed catamaran.
At the end of the tour, you will be dropped back at your hotel.
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A writer at the Colorado Springs Independent has written three reports about homeschooling:
- One of these things … (the cover story for the 31 January 2008 edition)
- Long Story Short
- By the Book (conservative Protestant textbooks)
These three articles are the only three homeschooling articles written by the writer that are carried by this newspaper. Another article finished the series of homeschooling articles.
- What it was really like … in one family
"I'll admit: I hated being homeschooled at that time, and I loathed my parents for doing it."
I looked at the main article ("One of these things …") and found that it focused on a conservative Protestant viewpoint, contrasted against the opinions of academics who are opposed, for liberal reasons, to homeschooling.
I counted color-coded paragraphs (represented by the hash marks) and words in the article (the numbers are courtesy of Word's word-count tool), and found the rough breakdown shown in the chart above. It is possible to include HSLDA in with the "Christian" label, and to relate "Critics" to "Tragedy," which would increase the percentages of 43% for "Christian" and 32.5% for "Critics." Those categories combined make up 75% of the article.
Placing opposing opinions in contrast with each other is a good recipe for raising the lions-and-tigers-and-bears-oh-my quotient within a piece of writing, especially if insults and death threats are added to the mix. Concerning discussion at the National Home Education Network forum boards about Professor Reich's viewpoints, the writer characterized the discussion as,
Dozens responded when Reich tried to defend his position on a National Home Education Network forum. Some dismissed Reich's arguments, others insulted him, and many hinted at fears of an overarching plot to take control of their children.
Imagine the reaction if homeschooling parents tried defending their position on a teachers college forum board.
The homeschooling voices discussing the opinions of professors Reich and Apple — 22 pages worth — can be read at the NHEN forum board.
And since I'm looking at the professors, I find it disingenuous that Professor Reich says that asking homeschoolers about homeschooling,
… is a bit like using studies sponsored by tobacco companies to dismiss the risks of cigarette smoking.
That's just insulting because the comment backhandedly labels homeschooling as risky, and equates it to smoking cigarettes. Perhaps Professor Reich could have used the example of asking university professors who need to 'publish or perish' if they think it's a good idea to continue an alternative educational method that might deprive them of students.
The difference between parents and professors is that homeschooling parents want to educate their own children. Professional academics are interested in other people's children. Lots of them.
Almost exactly a year ago, I commented on the lack of moderate homeschooling voices in the national conversation on homeschooling. If this article from Colorado Springs is any indication, the moderate voices are still invisible. But why? Is it a national thing, or maybe (for this article) a Colorado Springs fling?
I looked at the 'about us' page for the Colorado Springs Independent, and found,
No sacred cows. Balanced investigative reporting. Bold graphics. Crisp writing. Crusading columnists, often at odds with one another. Arts and cultural reviews, previews, insights and trends. Absolutely the best events calendar around. Plus a healthy dose of comics and humor.
"We're read so widely due to our local focus," says Publisher/Co-founder John Weiss. "Local politics, local angles on national news, local artists, local offbeat characters, local bands, local heroes, local villains, local everything."
The newspaper likes notoriety. Local notoriety. I assume that would include James Dobson's conservative Protestant Focus on the Family organization? Focus on the Family is mildly famous for having its own zip code. The New Life Church is also in the area. Then there is the Air Force Academy, a military college sued over religious intolerance from conservative Protestants. Which groups wield more influence? Organizations with their own zip codes, mega-churches, and academies with federal backing, or random families schooling their children? The hot springs of Colorado bubble over?
Is the writer of the articles serious about homeschooling, or is the purpose of the articles a potshot at fellow swimmers of the big fish in the local pond?
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THE FOUNTAIN Inn offers a well stocked bar with at least four or five real ales from different independent breweries as well as quality wines and bottled pear and apple ciders.
The venue also offers freshly ground coffee and leaf tea from the Chesterfield Tea Company.
The Fountain Inn, which is situated in the same named street in Leek, has two double en-suite bedrooms available for corporate and private guests.
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I finally got some crafting done! Talk about a long absence for the creative process. I have made a few things at the store, of course, a few cards, some Make & Takes and some new die cut designs that will be available at the store soon. This design above is just circles that I put patterned papers behind. Plenty of room to use up little bits of leftover papers.
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August, 2006
Scope of the Issue
There were 2,310,000,in-hospital surgeries (DeFrances & Podgornik, 2006) and 2,318,000 out-patient surgeries (Hall and Lawrence, 1998) performed on children under the age of 15 in the years 2004 and 1996 respectively.
Children and Surgery
Children have a kaleidoscope of fears around surgery. Some of these fears are of mutilation, needles, loss of control, pain, the unknown, separation from family and friends, and fear of the unfamiliar staff, routines, and equipment in the hospital (Petrillo & Sanger, 1983; Timmerman, 1983).
Their anxiety can increase their pain and slow their recovery. It can also lead to lack of cooperation with staff. Surgery can also cause regressive behavior, including nightmares, bedwetting, and acting out behaviors that can last for months; this can be a significant problem for families (Bar-Mor, 1997). With over 4 million pediatric surgeries per year, speeding recovery even slightly could provide significant savings.
Research in Mind/Body Interventions
Pre-operative preparation for pediatric surgical patients has been found helpful in improving children's following instructions in the hospital. It can also reduce problems at home after the surgery (Bar-More, 1997; O-Connor-von, 2000). Reducing children's anxiety, and increasing their sense of control is also beneficial – leading to shorter hospital stays, shorter procedure time, and less need for some medications (Butler & Simons, 2005; Lambert, 1996; Jones, 1979.
Surgical prep programs have also been found to increase patient satisfaction with the surgical experience (Brewer and Lausat, 1997). Surgical preparation with guided imagery has been found to reduce pain and anxiety, and accelerate recovery in adult surgical patients. Tusek, Church and Fazio (1997) studied 130 patients undergoing abdominal surgery for colorectal disorders.
The imagery group needed significantly less pain medication, had faster return of bowel function, and reported less pain and anxiety. Daake and Gueldner (1989) found that patients who participated in guided imagery pre-operatively had less need for pain medication post-operatively, and Holden-Lund (1988) documented faster wound healing in patients who relaxed with guided imagery.
Clinical studies have also shown that patients who use relaxation and guided imagery have fewer complications, reduced bleeding, are more comfortable after surgery, and spend less time in the hospital (Tuset, Church, and Fazio).
Mind-body studies have also been done involving the pediatric population. Distraction using a video game reduced children's anxiety both before surgery and during administration of anesthesia (Patel, Schieble, et al, 2006). Jones (1979) used hypnosis/imagery in addition to general anesthesia in children undergoing spinal surgery. The imagery group needed less chemical anesthesia. Lambert (1996) studied 52 children undergoing a variety of surgeries. Those who received guided imagery/hypnosis pre-operatively had shorter hospital stays and reported less pain.
Guided imagery/self-hypnosis has been shown to help children tolerate procedures (including needle sticks) with less need for sedation, and less pain and anxiety. Olness (1981) successfully used imagery with 25 pediatric cancer patients who tolerated procedures including bone marrow aspiration, lumbar puncture, and chemotherapy with less pain and nausea than a control group.
Hypnosis and cognitive behavioral therapy were both successful in lowering children's pain and anxiety, with hypnosis being the more successful of the two in relieving their anxiety (Liosi & Hatira, 1999). A guided imagery tape enabled children undergoing MRI to remain still and avoid sedation (Smart, 1997). In children undergoing repeat voiding cystourethrography, the children using hypnosis reported less distress, the parents reported that the procedure was less traumatic, and medical staff reported greater ease of conducting the procedure, as well as shorter procedural duration (Butler & Symons, 2005).
While larger, better designed studies are required, two reviews of the medical literature acknowledged the potential of hypnosis in reducing pain and distress during pediatric oncology procedures (Richardson, Smith, et al, 2006; Wild, Espie, 2004).
Guided imagery is an effective way to help pediatric patients and families cope with the stress of surgery and hospitalization, cooperate with invasive procedures, and speed readiness for discharge from hospital.
Bar-Mor G. Preparation of Children for Surgery and Invasive Procedures: Milestones on the Way to Success. Journal of Pediatric Nursing. 1997 12(4) 252-255.
Butler LD, Symons BK, Henderson SL, Shortliffe LD, Spiegel D. Hypnosis reduces distress and duration of an invasive medical procedure for children. Pediatrics. 2005 Jan;115(1):e77-85.
DeFrances CJ, Podgornik M. 2004 National Hospital Discharge Survey. Advance data from National Vital and Health Statistics; no. 371. 2006 Hyattsville, Maryland: National Center for Health Statistics. Table 8, pg. 20.
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Hall MJ, Lawrence L. Ambulatory Surgery in the United States, 1996. Advance Data from National Vital and Health Statistics; no. 300. Table 4, pg. 7. 1998 http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/ad/ad300.pdf.
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Brewer SL, Lausat CS. Preparing Children for Same Day Surgery – Innovative Approaches. Journal of Pediatric Nursing. 1997 12(4) 257-9.
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Holden-Lund C. Effects of relaxation with guided imagery on surgical stress and wound healing. Research in Nursing and Health. 1988 11 Aug. 235-244.
Jones CW. Hypnosis and spinal fusion by Harrington instrumentation. Am. Journal of Clinical Hypnosis 1979 19 155-57.
Lambert S. The Effects of Hypnosis/Guided Imagery on the Postoperative Course of Children. Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. 1996 17 (5) 307-310.
Liossi C, Hatira P. Clinical hypnosis versus cognitive behavioral training for pain management with pediatric cancer patients undergoing bone marrow aspirations. Int J Clin xp Hypn. 1999 Apr;47(2):104-16.
O-Connor-Von S. Preparing Children for Surgery – an integrative research review. AORN Journal. 2000 71(2) 334-43.
Olness K. Imagery (self-hypnosis) as adjunct therapy in childhood cancer. Am. Journal of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology. 1981 3 (3) 313-320.
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2014 AIA Honorary Membership
Andrea S. Rutledge, Hon. AIA | Notes of Interest
Andrea Rutledge has been executive director of the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) since 2007. As such, she is the chief executive for the sole agency authorized to accredit U.S. professional degree programs in architecture. In addition to accreditation, the NAAB manages the Education Evaluation Services for Architects and serves as the Secretariat for the Canberra Accord. The Accord, which Rutledge was instrumental in forging, is a multilateral agreement between seven accreditation or validation agencies (with more potentially to follow), and its long-term effect is to facilitate international portability of academic qualifications.
Shortly after taking her current role with the NAAB, Rutledge helped develop a professional and collaborative model for input and discussion at the 2008 Accreditation Review Conference (ARC), which focused on the development of the "2009 Conditions for Accreditation." The review process is held every five years to examine the requirements for accreditation, and it involves representatives from five professional organizations, including the AIA. More recently, and with several years to plan ARC 2013, Rutledge worked with the five collateral organizations to develop research, surveys, and white papers in support of the conference. Rutledge is credited with having established a clear and respectful relationship with leaders in the collateral organizations and related professional societies, and turning what had been a cursory look at the expectations of accreditation into a full review of all aspects of the process with more opportunities for broad participation.
Rutledge has also led the implementation of new conditions and procedures for accreditation, including the development of tools to educate the architectural program administrators well in advance of implementation. She redesigned and expanded the NAAB training program for volunteers on the visiting teams that assess accreditation. Her training initiatives have resulted in more consistent judgments and clearer reports by accrediting teams.
Prior to joining NAAB, Rutledge was managing director of alliances with the AIA. In that role, she commissioned and completed a Demographic Diversity Data Audit. She later used the recommendations generated by the audit to create the NAAB's Annual Report Submission (ARS), an online reporting and management system widely recognized as the standard for data on students and faculty in accredited and pre-professional programs.
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North Louisiana is known for producing its fair share of big players, mostly on the line of scrimmage. 2007 may be a little different as one of the state's top wide receivers is from Rayville. No other receiver in the State of Louisiana had more catches in 2007 (72), touchdowns (26) and yards (over 1500) than Chris Tolliver. The 6'1, 175-pound wide receiver runs a 4.3 40 and squats 240 pounds and has a vertical leap of over 30'. Averaging over 20 yards a catch his junior season, Tolliver is also close to becoming academically eligible, taking the ACT for the first time in February and improving his core GPA which stands at 2.3 at the moment. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
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Shit! He saw the donuts! Someone grab him!
"Just one more moment, Mr- I mean, Lord Hill, I'm almost done greasing your backside so you can get out of the chair."
He looks like he's been celebrating the public acceptance of his apology with deep fried doughnuts wrapped in bacon.
"Someone get this faggo-….I mean man off me"
Now, we use this belt to hold down train wheels during transport. Should hold your pants. But if you hear a distinct metallic click… *ting*
Yet another use for a baby wipe.
Is he STILL apologizing?
Dude, no one gives a fuck.
Seriously, literally no one gave a shit or cared, I have no idea why he has been on this apologizing tour?
Oh, you know… because it's Hollywood and normally something is not a big deal until some shit gets talked to death and makes it a big deal.
Case in point (and not that I'm defending him) Justin Bieber's whole "n-word" fiasco is stupid as well. It's quite obvious he doesn't hate black people, somehow everyone with the word "Lil" in their name is in his entourage.
I literally know not one person who gives a shit about Bieber saying the N word, not one. As far as I know we would all just like him to just go the fuck away, for any reason and yeah, it is beyond obvious he is anything but racist.
Hmmmm…that's certainly something to think about, ain't it?
"How long is this faggot gonna be touching me? I have to get on the air and apologize for my gay slur!"
Look, I'm not saying I have a Darth Vader action figure in my ass. But if I *DID* (and of course I don't) I really would appreciate it if you would send a crewmember over here to help me get it out.
Sir, is that a colostomy bag or did you bring pudding to the studio?
I guess Jonah just finished blowing the guy who claimed he could clear Jonah of all this controversy but doesn't what the right thing to do with that mouthful of semen.
Aldous warned him not to sneeze while smuggling heroin.
Damn it, the faggot is back.
"Whoa, you're not some kind of fag are you?" (nervous laughter). "But seriously, I"d be totally okay if you sucked cocks… fuck it, you want to blow me? (long beat, laughs again) Okay, I apologize."
I am soooo sorry…that I got caught.
Zero respect for this silver-spoon fatty. He would have earned it if he said, "Yeah, I said it. What-fucking-ever. Get over it."
"just relax. this lie detector will tell us if you really meant "suck my dick, faggot" was meant as a homophobic slur or a request."
ugh. so i guess when you become a "serious actor" you can hire someone to clean up your "accidents" for you.
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Randallstown drowning victim identified
RANDALLSTOWN, Md. - Police identified a drowning victim who was pulled out of a Baltimore County stream Friday.
Sixty-four-year-old Eugene Purnell Williams of Randallstown was pulled from the water around 1:30 p.m. in the 9600 block of Southhall Road. When emergency workers found him he was unconscious and not breathing.
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A update on the Terrapins' spring sports teams:
The Maryland baseball team's incredible run to the NCAA super regionals came to an end Monday as the Terps fell to Virginia in the rubber match of a three-game series. The Terps (40-23) finished their season one win away from the College World Series and set a program record for wins.
Four Terrapins were selected in the Major League Baseball draft, led by Jake Stinnett, who was selected with the 45th overall pick in the second round by the Chicago Cubs. Ben Brewster (Chicago White Sox), Charlie White (Chicago Cubs) and Blake Schmit (Minnesota Twins) were also selected.
Freshmen Mike Shawaryn and Brandon Lowe were two of 32 collegiate baseball players selected to the 2014 National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Freshman all-America team.
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Senior Amina Smith and juniors Amber Melville and Thea LaFond will represent Maryland this week at the NCAA outdoor track and field national championships being held at Oregon's Hayward Field.
Those three will compete in the women's high jump for the Terrapins, while LaFond will also be in the women's triple jump.
The trio advanced by virtue of their finishes two weeks ago at the NCAA East preliminary rounds. LaFond tied for first at the prelims in the high jump and was eighth in the triple jump. LaFond holds the Maryland school record in the triple jump.
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Maryland sophomore midfielder Taylor Cummings was named the Honda Sports Award winner for women's lacrosse, announced by the Collegiate Women Sports Awards (CWSA) last Thursday.
The Honda Sports Award, chosen by a vote of administrators from more than 1,000 NCAA member schools, is presented annually by the CWSA to the top female athletes in 12 NCAA sanctioned sports and signifies "the best of the best in collegiate athletics." Other finalists in women's lacrosse included Shannon Gilroy (Florida), Alyssa Murray (Syracuse) and Kayla Treanor (Syracuse).
Additionally, Cummings and teammate Megan Douty won IWLCA and Inside Lacrosse National Midfielder and Defender of the Year honors late last week. The duo became Maryland's fifth consecutive pair to snag multiple top honors at the IWLCA banquet Saturday night. The Terps have captured top midfielder honors seven straight seasons (Dana Dobbie, 2008; Caitlyn McFadden, 2009-2010; Katie Schwarzmann, 2011-13, Cummings, 2014).
Athletic Director Kevin Anderson and wrestling Coach Kerry McCoy were two of seven members inducted into the John McLendon Minority Scholarship Foundation Hall of Fame on Wednesday at the National Association of College Directors of Athletics' annucal convention in Orlando.
Anderson is in his fourth year as the director of athletics at Maryland and boasts more than two decades of leadership experience in collegiate athletics. He has also been recognized as a leader nationally as he currently serves on the NACDA Board of Directors and previously served as the organization's President in 2012-13 and as the chair of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Issues Committee.
Since Anderson's arrival at Maryland, the Terps have finished among the top 30 in the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings in three of his first four years in College Park, including a school-record 17th-place finish during the 2010-11 season.
"I would like to thank NACDA and the John McLendon Minority Scholarship Foundation for this tremendous honor," Anderson said. "John was a pioneer who paved the way and was a major contributor to collegiate athletics. To be recognized and selected into this prestigious hall of fame is very special and meaningful to me and my family. I take a great deal of pride in working daily to instill the same values John embodied with our student-athletes at the University of Maryland."
McCoy, a former All-American and Olympic wrestler, became head wrestling coach for the University of Maryland wrestling program in 2009. He has taken the program to new heights, guiding the Terps to four top-20 finishes at the NCAA Championships, three ACC titles and coaching seven Terps to 11 All-America honors, while being named ACC Coach of the Year three times.


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The University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College has named Meredith Delaney as the director of development and Pete Gemmer as the director of communications.
In her new role, Delaney works with the University of Cincinnati Foundation to lead the fundraising strategy and planning on behalf of UC Blue Ash College. She will also oversee Alumni Relations for the college.
Prior to her arrival at UC Blue Ash College, Delaney served as director of development for UC Clermont College for five years. During her tenure, she led the college in raising over $1.3 million for the Proudly Cincinnati Campaign, tripled the number of annual donors to Clermont College and celebrated over 30 new donor-funded scholarships.
As the new director of communications, Gemmer is leading the development of the new UC Blue Ash College brand, enhancing media and community relations, and increasing awareness of the college's ongoing growth.
Gemmer comes to the college with from Mercy Health, where he helped lead the marketing and public relations strategy for the health care organization over the past nine years. Most recently, he served as director of marketing/communications for the East Market.
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What do you get when you mix talented musicians with a beautiful day on the water and a mission to clean up floating garbage? The answer was on display in Floyd county Friday.
"I just think this is a great thing to be happening in eastern Kentucky because this is a really needed cause," said Holly Vival Thompson.
That great thing Holly's talking about is an initiative called 'Take Back Our Lakes, Rivers and Streams!' organized by PCG Nashvillle.
"It's about taking ownership of these resources, especially as a generational thing for the youth of this area so they can have clean waterways and recreational areas to use," said Chuck Moore.
And so on that behalf, Holly, along with some other folks from the show, got to work on the shores of Dewey Lake. As an eastern Kentucky native, Holly says the work that is happening here is personal.
"It's just a shame that you come out here and this is what you see. It's just a beautiful area and we should take pride in that," she said.
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200-foot wheel opens on Myrtle Beach shorefront
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) — The largest Ferris wheel in the eastern U.S. is open on the South Carolina shore.
Several hundred people were waiting this morning as local officials and the developers cut a blue ribbon opening the Myrtle Beach SkyWheel.
The $12 million attraction has air-conditioned gondolas and rises 200 feet above the shore. It's located along Myrtle Beach's new 1.2-mile oceanfront boardwalk and takes visitors for a 12-minute ride beside the beach. The SkyWheel also features 1 million LED lights that will create a computerized light show each evening.
The tallest Ferris wheel in the country is at the Texas State Fair in Dallas. It's 12 feet higher than the Myrtle Beach SkyWheel.
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Authorities charged a Kansas City teenager today with firing multiple shots from an AK-47 into an eastside home. No one inside the home was injured. Nearby police officers heard the shots and saw the suspect get into a car. They quickly arrested him.
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PHILADELPHIA—There's an unexplained break at the trial of a former Philadelphia housing director suing the city over his firing.
Longtime director Carl Greene has been on the witness stand this week describing his sometimes-thorny relationship with board chairman John Street, the former mayor.
Greene alleges that Street orchestrated his firing. Greene lost his job in 2010 amid reports he had quietly settled four sexual harassment lawsuits for nearly $1 million.
Greene is seeking about $700,000 for the two years remaining on his employment contract.
Court records show two previous efforts to settle the lawsuit during the nonjury trial.
The trial began last week and is set to resume Monday, when Greene faces cross-examination by the city.
Lawyers for Greene and the city did not immediately return calls for comment Wednesday.


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It's good to be back at the keyboard. It would seem that September flew by with hardly any posts from me. I'll admit up front, that I don't consider blogging my top priority. Clients, Matt, and life all come first and September was chop full of all those things…
The Move- I've finished packing and unpacking, and I'm getting settled in over here. There's of course TONS of stuff to do, (more on that in subsequent posts), but as I tell my clients, pace yourself. It's important not to give yourself unrealistic timelines or expectations. Don't try to be perfect, but do try and get to one small change done everyday. Small really can add up.
Clients- September brought in several new clients. Each one with their own set of challenges and needs. It has been fun coming up with unique solutions for each one, and I look forward to sharing some of the best tools/tips with those of you who are playing along at home. Special thanks to the fine folks at Shoeboxed.com for featuring Making It Small on their blog, if you missed it, you can still check it out here.
The Back to School Special (and the cutest back to school logo ever, thanks to my cousin Celeste Song) were so well received that I had to extended the special through October to accommodate everyone. If you're interested (or even considering it), schedule an initial consult call by the end of October and I'll guarantee the price even if we schedule later in the year. I have a limited amount of appointment times available, but I am feeling generous because I love the little logo so much, I can't bear to take it down (A smiling bus with a chocolate Labrador?? It's too cute to be forgotten!)
Matt- We've had lots of fun as we enter our final months together. Between playtime, walks, and training we managed to participate in the National Guide Dog Awareness fundraiser at our local Petco, as well as raise money for the Pasadena Humane Society, by participating in their annual Wiggle Waggle Walk. Matt even got a nice tweet-out (that's a shout-out on twitter) from Shoeboxed.com. His reputation as the cutest organizing assistant goes viral.
There's much more on the books, so keep checking back there's more good stuff to come.


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Turkish Interior Minister Muammer Guler said the suspect, identified by authorities only as Ziya T., 46, was caught in Reyhanli as he was trying to re-enter Turkey via the Syrian border. Turkish law only allows for the last initials of criminal suspects to be published in the media.
The body of Sarai Sierra, 33, was discovered in Istanbul near the ancient city walls in early February. ...


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Since 2005, I have used different blogs for varying purposes. In high school, it became an online journal. In university, a forum to post things to make friends laugh. During travels, a way to keep in touch with everyone from home. And now, a guide for fellow explorers. Each was gratifying in its own way and […]Read more "The joys of blogging"


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Roraback questions Wilson-Foley on Rowland scandal in final debate
By Mary E. O'Leary, Staff Reporter
NEWTOWN – That grand jury investigation just won't go away.
The last debate of the Republican candidates in the 5th District Thursday was almost over when state Sen. Andrew Roraback, R-Goshen, asked Lisa Wilson-Foley if she ever thought her husband's payments to former Gov. John G. Rowland would end up in a federal investigation.
Roraback reminded the 100 people in the very engaged audience at the Newtown Town Hall that Rowland, who was imprisoned for misusing his office and now is a host of a radio show, "pummeled" Roraback when he was a guest on that show back in February.
He asked Wilson-Foley why she did not disclose that Rowland was getting $5,000 a month as a "consultant" to Brian Foley at the same time he was "volunteering" for Wilson-Foley's campaign.
"Did it ever cross your mind" that this would give rise to a grand jury inquiry? Roraback asked.
Wilson-Foley called the whole incident a "political ploy" by an opponent.
Mark Greenberg, the third GOP candidate looking for the party's nomination for the 5th District in a primary on Aug. 14, made public that Rowland had allegedly suggested a scheme to him in a previous election where he would work for his campaign, but wanted the funds funneled through a business entity.
Wilson-Foley said neither she, nor her campaign, nor her companies have been contacted by federal officials and all requested documents have been turned over to officials. (She has said previously, however, that her husband and his company, Apple Rehab, has been contacted.) "I feel comfortable that the truth will prevail," she said.
The fourth person running in the primary, Justin Bernier, mainly targeted Roraback in the debate, while most of Roraback's comments were directed at Wilson-Foley and Bernier.
All four want Obamacare repealed, but Roraback criticized Greenberg for his interview on a radio program where he said he did not know what solution to offer on health care.
As the only elected official, Roraback several times defended various votes he has taken over his 18-year career.
Bernier criticized him for approving Connecticut's participation in the cap and trade bill as essentially putting another tax on energy in a high cost state.
Roraback said the programs take the proceeds from the program and let small businesses use them to become more energy efficient, as well as homeowners. The state senator said the program is in place to reduce greenhouse emissions and is first and foremost a health program.
Greenberg and Bernier, both of whom had vocal cheering sections at the debate, are billing themselves as the "real conservatives" in the 5th District race and Bernier pushed Roraback on the topic of abortion.
Roraback said he Roe v. Wade is the law of the land and it is the right of every woman to make that painful choice to have an abortion until the point of viability for the fetus.
Bernier said more women are choosing to abort fetuses on the basis of gender. Roraback wasn't sure of those statistics and said such a decision would be despicable, but he would stuck with this support for Roe v. wade.
Roraback was asked by his other colleagues about his stance on taxes. He again reiterated he would not take Grover Norquist's pledge to never raise them and said if there was an offer in Congress to match $10 dollars of cuts with $1 dollar of tax increases, he would consider that.
Roraback also said he favors cutting out corporate loopholes.
All four candidates talked about American exceptionalism and the importance of solving problems through the free market system.
There were also ironic moments.
Wilson-Foley, whose husband owns nursing home and gets millions from Medicaid and Medicare, said she did not want the government in our health care system.
Roraback said he hoped she wasn't advocating for the dismantling of Medicare and he pointed out that her family's businesses get paid " a lot of money ' from the government.
Each of the candidates were asked why they should be nominated and Roraback said he is the only who has the experience to win and be effective in Congress. He said he decided to get in the race to defeat House Speaker Chris Donovan.
"I know what he has done to the state," Roraback said of Donovan, who has been in office there for more than 20 years. No one mentioned the scandal hitting Donovan's campaign where 8 people have been arrested for trying to hide donations to that campaign to allegedly influence a bill.
Donovan has not been charged and he denies any knowledge of the scheme.
"I have the capacity to get to the finish line," Roraback said. He said Wilson-Foley "has a cloud hanging over her head." He said "falsehoods" told by Bernier "make him unfit for office.
Roraback fought being labeled as liberal and said he is a libertarian who does not want the government interfering in people's private lives.
Bernier said the country is hungry for real conservatives to change Washington and he is the person to bring that kind of systematic change.


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Plum graduate Bria Jay, a junior sprinter on the California University of Pennsylvania women's track and field team, will make her return to the PSAC outdoor championships, which begin Thursday and run through Saturday at Millersville University.
Jay has fielded a season full of highlights this spring, and she qualified for the PSAC meet in the 100-meter dash with a time of 12.88 seconds at the Paul Kaiser Classic, hosted by Shippensburg University, on April 27.
Jay also punched her ticket to the PSAC meet in the 200 dash at the Bucknell Classic on April 13.
She reached the league-qualifying standard by posting a time of 26.47 seconds.
Each school in the PSAC qualifies one team for each relay event, and Jay will be a part of the Lady Vulcans 4x100 relay.
Jay helped the 4x100 relay set a school record of 47.02 in winning the title at last year's PSAC champ- ionships.
She also earned All-PSAC honors after placing third in the finals of the 100 meters (12.14), and she scored in the 200 meters by finishing fourth with a career-best time of 25.07.
The Cal U women's sprint relay posted a season-best time of 49.01 to take 55th overall at the Penn Relays on April 25.
Jay and her 4x100 teammates finished second by less than two tenths of a second (49.35) at the Ed Fry Invitational at Indiana University of Pennsylvania on April 20.
At the Slippery Rock Open on April 5, the 4x100 relay won the event with a time of 49.63.
Before the season-best at the Penn Relays, the 4x100's previous top mark this season was a 49.07 at N.C. State's Raleigh Relays on March 30.
The 4x100 kicked off the outdoor season at the Cal U Early Bird Meet on March 23, and the Vulcans cruised to a victory by more than three seconds with a time of 49.66.
The NCAA Division II Championships are May 23 to 25 in Pueblo, Colo. The automatic-qualifying times for nationals are 45.59 for the 4x100, 11.56 for the 100 meters and 23.80 for the 200 meters.
The NCAA provisional times are 47.11 for the 4x100, 12.04 for the 100 meters and 24.62 for the 200 meters.
Brittany Amori
Jay's Cal U teammate and fellow Plum graduate, Brittany Amori, also will make a return to the PSAC championships.
Amori will run the 5,000 meters. She qualified for the league-championship meet with a second-place finish in the 5,000 in a time of 18:54.08 at the Slippery Rock Open on April 5.
Amori also fared well at the Paul Kaiser Classic. She placed seventh in the 5,000 with a time of 19:03.40.
Amori also ran the 5,000 at the 2011 PSAC outdoor championships and at the 2012 PSAC indoor meet.
She ran a career-best 5,000 time of 18:52.10 at the Wheeling Jesuit Invite in 2011.
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Doug Welsh, author of Texas Garden Almanac and host of KAMU's gardening radio show, will share insights and expertise at the Friends of the Sterling C. Evans Library annual meeting at 11 a.m., Saturday, April 27. The Friends "Garden Party for Gardeners" will take place outside Cushing Memorial Library and Archives.
The program will feature a book signing of Texas Garden Almanac published by the Texas A&M University Press, a silent auction and lunch with a high tea flavor. The event is open to the community, but reservations are required.
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