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The premiere of this sixth (and last season) will air Sunday, March 23 at 9 p.m.
MacIntosh High School, here in Fayette County, Georgia, was the setting for an upcoming episode. Many other episodes have been filmed in various places like the Falcon Hangar, local restaurants, and in local homes as well.
The episode pictured above by John Munford revolves around a character cheerleader who gets over emotional and causes a scene on the basketball court. Of course, a lawsuit is involved in keeping with the genre of the show. This episode is scheduled to air in mid-May.
Emily Poole, the business retention and expansion manager for the Fayette County Development Authority tells of the great relationship the show has had with the county. The production has been good for the local economy. They have been spending a great deal of their $20 to $25 million dollar budget locally.
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Fans of "NCIS" are still buzzing about the season finale of the popular reality show. There have been many rumors on what viewers should expect and fans of the CBS show have some ideas on what they would like to see. However, it appears the show has a few ideas of their own and will be introducing new characters in season 12. According to Hollywood Hills on Wednesday, there will be two new faces to join the cast. This spoiler of two new character has viewers surprised as originally it was expected that there would only be one new face.
The first character to be introduced is Agent Gibb's ex-wife. This has been an interesting point for the fans over the past few years. Viewers have wondered who she was and why she was so secretive. Apparently, she is going to be showing her face and giving everyone a few juicy nuggets on her life as the former Mrs. Gibbs.
Another new face will be Ellie Bishop's husband. As Bishop was recently introduced, it appears that the fans (as well as the writers) are looking to give more of a story on who Ellie is and why she is so good at what she does. According to NCIS Source on Wednesday, it will allow another character a chance to be part of the show. As the low key agent has played only a minor part of the show since coming on board, an introduction to her family will help fans better understand the character.
While "NCIS" fans will need to patiently wait for the new season to begin in September, there appears to be plenty of work for the writers of the show after their hiatus. Looking to please the fans and bring some new faces to the program, there are high expectations for the upcoming season.


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The Carolina Panthers and Cam Newton seem like a match made in eHarmony heaven.
The Panthers desperately need a quarterback. They had a paltry nine touchdown passes in 16 games last season. Their combined passer rating was so low (57.0) it would have been more appropriate to call it a passer inefficiency rating.
Newton, meanwhile, stands 6-6, weighs 250 pounds, has the feet of a ballerina and the arm of an Olympic javelin thrower.
He led the Auburn Tigers to the national championship and won the Heisman Trophy in one of the most lopsided votes in recent history. He was universally considered the best player in college football last season.
So why, despite Carolina's need and Newton's talent, do most draft analysts think the Panthers will go in another direction with the No. 1 pick in next April's NFL Draft?
In short, NFL officials look at Newton and see as many questions as answers.
There's the troubled, truncated career at Florida, the allegations of his pay-for-play recruitment at Auburn, and the unique, unconventional offense he directed for the Tigers. Then there's the recent comments he made to Sports Illustrated's Peter King about seeing himself as an "entertainer" and "icon" in addition to being a football player.
The remarks caused some NFL officials to wonder just how hard Newton is willing to work if he already sees himself as an icon. They've noted his burgeoning celebrity and wonder if it will all go to his head once he lands a multimillion paycheck.
"Cam Newton is a very, very talented player, and he has done some remarkable things in an offense that is unique," NFL Network analyst Michael Lombardi said. "I think he's going to have to prove to the NFL people that he's committed, he's willing to work hard, he's really not an icon yet, that he's going to have to take some time to develop his game. And he's going to have to show people that he's willing to work hard, and that there's an offense that he can fit around in and he can develop within. ...
"To me, Cam Newton has a huge 'Mother May I?' step forward before he can become an icon."
Some scouts look at Newton's laissez faire attitude and see another JaMarcus Russell. Some look at his limited body of work and see Akili Smith. Others watch Auburn's unconventional offense and think Alex Smith.
"There are two things I would want to know about Cam Newton, and those two things are, what is his capacity to learn and what is his willingness to learn," scout Chris Landry said. "You need to find out how hard will this guy work, does he want to be great. You have to be completely convinced (to take him at No. 1)."
The Panthers can't afford a mistake. They are coming off a 2-14 season and the competition in the unforgiving NFC South isn't slowing down.
While NFL teams have enjoyed a nice run on first-round quarterbacks, there's always the potential for a franchise-wrecking bust.
The Panthers have not selected a quarterback in the first round since 1995, when they made Kerry Collins the first draft pick in club history. Since then, they've made do with free agent veterans like Steve Beuerlein, Rodney Peete, Jake Delhomme and Matt Moore.
"Look at all three of those teams (in the NFC South), and they all three have franchise-style quarterbacks, and I think if there is something that has to happen we have to identify that and come up with our own," first-year Panthers Coach Ron Rivera said Thursday.
Rivera insisted the club is considering several players at various positions with the No. 1 pick. That said, he used the term "franchise quarterback" more than a dozen times during his 15-minute briefing with reporters.
He mentioned it so often it made you wonder if he was being candid or cagey. The Panthers, after all, have plenty of holes to fill. Without a second-round pick, perhaps Rivera was simply transmitting smoke signals to coax a trade from another quarterback-needy team.
When I asked a reporter who regularly covers the Panthers how he interpreted Rivera's remarks, his response was interesting.
"I think Cam Newton will be the first player taken in the NFL draft," he said. "I just don't think it will be by the Carolina Panthers."
In other words, the Panthers might be in love, but it's not with Cam Newton.
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The West Georgia Theatre Company presents a remarkable night of entertainment with Life Is a Dream: An Evening of Ten Minute Plays. The show will run in the Townsend Center for the Performing Arts Dangle Theatre from Feb. 15-19 at 7:30 p.m. and the Feb. 19 and Feb. 20 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults, $7 for seniors and free with your UWG student I.D.
This show follows the Theatre Company's bi-annual tradition of producing an assortment of ten-minute plays written by University of West Georgia students and bringing them to life in the black box theatre.
The original Life is a Dream, written by Pedro Calderon de la Barca, has inspired all the eight short plays. This year, the genres of the motivated plays cover quite a wide range from enticing dramas to gut-busting comedies; from the pure at heart to the mind bending to the quite risqué, Life Is a Dream will leave you feeling satisfied and entertained.
Students have not only written these eight plays about dreams and their consequences, but each play has its own personal student costume designer. Students have also designed props and Sound. The ensemble cast includes Will Richardson (Kennesaw), Spencer Rich (Douglasville), Rachel Nastrom (Woodstock), Gabrielle Benson (Chicago), Dahlia Iam (Atlanta), Todd Presley (Newnan), Terrence Smith (Decatur) and Aaron Wilson (Willingboro).
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...are sometimes thwarted by a giant mountain of sticky blue foam. I have no idea what caused Toothpaste Vesuvius to erupt, but when I woke up yesterday the bathroom counter was a minty fresh Pompeii. So instead of getting to squeeze in a quick workout before heading to work, I was cleaning up that mess :( Oh well, I hated that toothpaste anyway, and I finally got to throw it out because the entire can was empty.
After work, I had to do a thousand errands and so I couldn't make it to the cxworx class I had planned to go to at 5. I DID make it to the BodyCombat class, and it turns out that was quite enough for one day. I am sooo sore! I thought I was going to die just from that one class. Two in the same day? Maybe next week.
I also made some really... unfortunate food choices yesterday, so I've really got to stick with my plan for the rest of this week. I know that I should know better, but I have been weighing myself just about every day and I don't like where things are going. I know I am going to have to face the scale for better or worse next Monday morning, and I want to be prepared. So, back on the wagon. Boot camp tonight and lots of water and healthy thingses for lunch. I just need to remember I don't have to eat all the yummy things in one day. They will still be around tomorrow and probably weeks, months, or years from tomorrow.
It's the same lesson I am trying to work on financially. I don't have to buy EVERYTHING all at one time, just because I want to - whether I can or can't usually doesn't matter to me o_O But the point is, sometimes you wake up in the middle of the night and buy calendars because you have a ridiculous compulsion that makes you inable to function without them. And sometimes you have to think about whether or not you really NEED something. If yes, do you need it RIGHT NOW? Usually no, to both questions.
I am slowly coming to find the delayed gratification is better, because it makes you work for it. If you have to work for it, you actually get things done. But I guess, if you don't get everything done, or not everything goes according to plan, that's not the end of the world either. There's always tomorrow.
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Pre-Game Notes
Fresno State captains: 8, 35, 53
Fresno State won the toss, deferred to the second half, will defend the North goal.
Senior Bryce Harris made his 34th consecutive start at left tackle for the bulldogs.
1st Quarter
Fullback Austin Raphael returned from a two-game absence due to injury. He started at fullback for the Bulldogs.
Robbie Rouse's six-yard run at 3:20 gave the Bulldogs their first first-down of the game.
On the next play after the first down, Rouse ran for one yard to give him 1,000-yards rushing on the season. It came on his 198th carry of the season. He becomes the fourth Fresno State tailback to rush for 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons.
Fresno State only had 29 yards of offense and just one first down in the first quarter while La Tech had 209 yards of offense (164 passing).
2nd Quarter
Jalen Saunders' 11-yard catch at 12:51 gave him at least one catch in 22-straight games. It was his 27th reception this year and 21 of them have gone for first downs.
Derek Carr hit Devon Wylie for a 39-yard completion on a third-and-7 at 10:50 to give the Bulldogs a first down at the La Tech 12-yard line.
Victor Dean caught a six-yard touchdown pass at 9:40. It was his second career catch, both have been for touchdowns. The first came in Fresno State's last game at Nevada.
3rd Quarter
Devon Wylie caught his seventh pass of the game at 9:42, setting a new career-high for catches in a game.
Wylie went over 100-yards receiving on his ninth catch. It is his second-straight 100-yard receiving game and the third of his career.
Jalen Saunders grabbed his seventh TD of the season at 7:03, tying him for the most touchdown catches by a Bulldog in the last 10 years.
Wylie caught his 10th pass at 4:40, which makes him the first Bulldog receiver since 2005 to catch a 10 or more passes in a game. Matt Rivera grabbed 10 passes against Louisiana Tech in 2005.
4th Quarter
Travis Brown recorded his first sack of the season early in the fourth quarter.
Robbie Rouse's two-yard run for a first down on a third-and-two around the seven-minute mark moved him ahead of Dwayne Wright for fourth place on Fresno State's all-time rushing recordd list.
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"Bauhaus: Art as Life"
'Bauhaus: Art as Life' explores the world's most famous school of modern art and design. The Bauhaus aimed to have an educational and social-reforming influence. 'Bauhaus: Art as Life' – in an exhibition area covering 1500 square metres – shows how this utopian, progressive attitude was reflected in the wide range of works produced at the Bauhaus, its experimental teaching methods and the unconventional lifestyles practiced there – during the brief period of the school's existence (1919 –1933). Set in a dynamic installation Barbican Art Gallery is transformed into a series of dramatic and intimate spaces. Loosely chronological and ar- ranged thematically, the exhibition celebrates the life and spirit of the Bauhaus – one that is characterised by experimentation, collaboration and play.
'Bauhaus: Art as Life' is a Barbican Art Gallery exhibition produced in co-operation with Bau- haus Archive / Museum of Design Berlin, Bauhaus Dessau Foundation and Weimar Classics Foundation. It is co-curated by Barbican curators, Catherine Ince and Lydia Yee, and de- signed by architects Carmody Groarke, working in collaboration with graphic designers A Practice For Everyday Life (APFEL). 'Bauhaus: Art as Life' draws on the unparalleled collec- tions of Bauhaus
Archive/Museum of Design Berlin, Bauhaus Dessau Foundation and Weimar Classics Foun- dation, as well as other major lending institutions including: Centre Georges Pompidou, Harvard Art Museum, Busch-Reisinger Museum, the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, and Zentrum Paul Klee.
Supported by the Ernst von Siemens Art Foundation The exhibition is accompanied by a lavishly-illustrated 288-catalogue co-published by Barbi- can Art Gallery and Verlag der Buchhandlung Walter König and designed by APFEL. It features newly commissioned texts from a range of leading scholars, critics and commentators such as Anja Baumhoff, Éva Forgács, Kathleen James-Chakraborty, Melissa Trimingham, Philip Ursprung, Nicholas Fox Weber as well as Barbican curators and Bauhaus archive experts. The catalogue will also include a series of original writings by Bauhaus artists from previously published texts to personal correspondence.
Loans from Germany
The Bauhaus Archive / Museum of Design Berlin has placed 180 objects at the Barbican's dis- posal. The focus of the loans is on sculpture, teaching, photography, graphic art, architecture, and documents about life at the Bauhaus. One of the key works in the field of photography is T. Lux Feininger's 'Jump over the Bauhaus' of 1927. The use of the famous photograph as a key visual motif for the London exhibition is a homage to Feininger, who died in 2011, and provides a link with the 2012 Olympic Games. Eugen Batz's study on the spatial effect of colours and shapes from Wassily Kandinsky's class in 1929 came to epitomize Bauhaus aes- thetics. Alfred Arndt's colour plans, dating from 1926, for the exterior of the Masters' semi-detached houses in Dessau make the colour accents of individual building components particularly striking through the then-customary but now barely used method of isometry. The grand piano cover designed by Anni Albers in the Bauhaus weaving workshop in 1926 is typical of the Bauhaus's masterly fusion of art, craftwork and technical precision. Eberhard Schrammen's mascot, made at the Bauhaus in 1924, offers an unusual insight into the Bauhaus and transfers Schlemmer's theatre aesthetics into the field of sculpture.
The Bauhaus Dessau Foundation is contributing over 100 objects to the London exhibition, including a great deal of printed material and photographs. Key objects include a Bauhaus dress by Lis Volger dating from 1928, which was produced in the weaving workshop at the Bauhaus in Dessau. It was bequeathed by Carl Fieger and is thought to be extremely rare. Only two 'Bauhaus dresses' have been identified in public collections to date. Other important works include pages from the competition entry for Bundesschule des Allgemeinen Deutschen Gewerkschaftsbundes (Federal school of the German trade union federation), Bernau designed by Hannes Meyer and Hans Witter, in 1928, which was the biggest project the Swiss architect and Bauhaus director undertook in his career. The MR20 armchair, also known as the Weissenhof armchair, is from the residential building designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for the Weissenhof exhibition in Stuttgart. It was produced in 1927 by the Josef Müller Berlin Metalworks Company. Following the exhibition, Mies van der Rohe used the chairs initially in his own house and later donated them to the Berlin architect and sculptor Paul Rudolph Henning.
The Weimar Classics Foundation is lending around 70 objects to 'Bauhaus: Art as Life'. They include the rarely exhibited 'Black and White' tapestry, which Gunta Stölzl made in 1923–24. This half-gobelin is among the most outstanding works produced by the weaving workshop, in which figurative and organic pictorial compositions increasingly gave way to abstract and geometrical ones. The six-part mocha machine, based on a design by Theodor Bogler dating from 1923, was a response to Walter Gropius's call for the ceramics workshop to develop new moulding and model-building techniques for the serial production of commercial ceram- ics. With its modularity and standardization, the mocha machine met Gropius's demand for 'simplicity in variety' and his reorientation of the Bauhaus under the slogan 'Art and technology – a new unity'.
Supporting Programme
Barbican Art Gallery's major exhibition 'Bauhaus: Art as Life' (3 May – 12 August 2012) fea- tures a dynamic events programme inspired by the world's most famous modern art and design school. Talks, workshops, tours, films, a costume party and a two-week Arts School Lab celebrate the lively spirit of the time. The Bauhaus: Art as Life Costume Party forms part of 'Bauhaus by Day, Bauhaus by Night', a special 12-hour event (23 June). The daytime pro- gramme includes kite-making with Karl Longbottom, puppet-making with Melissa Trimingham and accessory-making with Fred Butler, designer of accessories for Lady Gaga and others; it is suitable for all ages and free. The evening programme includes 'Play Bauhaus – Jam Out' a performance from the Bauhaus Stage in Dessau and the Bauhaus: Art as Life Costume Party, a ticketed event held in the Barbican Conservatory until midnight.
Exploring the Bauhaus influence further, the Arts School Lab (2 – 14 July) is a two-week experimental arts school open to art professionals from all art forms. Participants take part in collaborative work devised with contemporary thinkers, artists and performers at the Barbican and in Dessau; applications are through the Barbican website: barbican.org.uk Highlights from the talks programme include those by the children of eminent Bauhaus stu- dents and masters. Leading contemporary artist Peter Fischli, son of Hans Fischli, speaks about how the pioneering school shaped both his house and household (3 May). Monika Stadler's mother Gunta Stölzl was the sole female Bauhaus master and renowned for her groundbreaking weaving. Monika's talk recalls her mother's memories of her time at the school and beyond (14 June). Hattula Moholy-Nagy introduces Permanent Experiment, part of a special day of films in celebration of her father the Bauhaus master László Moholy-Nagy (26 May). The day includes the premiere of artist Aura Satz's film Universal Language: A Lost Manifesto and the chance to hear Hattula Moholy-Nagy, Aura Satz, professor Ian Christie and Bauhaus film expert Thomas Tode speak (26 May).
Other speakers include Nicholas Fox Weber, director of The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation (10 May), and Louisa Hutton of acclaimed architecture practice Sauerbruch Hutton (12 July). Typography and communication design's importance at the Bauhaus is explored by graphic designer Erik Spiekermann (date tbc). While Andy Groarke of architects Carmody Groarke and Kirsty Carter of design agency APFEL, speak about how the Bauhaus inspired their exhibition design for 'Bauhaus: Art as Life' (31 May).
Workshops and walks punctuate the exhibition run including, Play Bauhaus a weekend course on Bauhaus theatre led by Artistic director Torsten Blume and dancer Yun-Ju Chen and recently developed at the Bauhaus Stage in Dessau. Using a combination of theory and practical exercises, they explore the various aspects of contemporary theatre and perform- ance using ideas first developed at the Bauhaus (23 – 24 June). The Twentieth Century Society / C20 lead three walks on Bauhaus architecture in London: City Influences (5 May, 2 June), Social Housing & the Bauhaus (19 May, 16 June) and Hampstead and the Bauhaus (14 July). To complement 'Bauhaus: Art as Life', Barbican Cinema will run a week of dedicated events – Bauhaus Film Season (25 – 31 May). From abstract shorts, to documentaries celebrating modern design and architecture, this series of screenings is presented alongside screen talks and panel discussions with experts from the field.


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From November 1994 through January 2002, researchers randomly assigned 731 men with localized prostate cancer to radical prostatectomy or observation and followed them through January 2010. The primary outcome was all-cause mortality, and the secondary outcome was prostate-cancer mortality.
Researchers found that during the median follow-up of 10 years, 171 of 364 men (47%) died compared with 183 of 367 (49.9%) assigned to observation. Among the men assigned to radical prostatectomy, 21 (5.8%) died from prostate cancer or treatment compared with 31 men (8.4%) assigned to observation. The treatment's effects on all-cause and prostate cancer mortality did not differ according to age, race, coexisting conditions, self-reported performance status, or histologic features of the tumor. Radical prostatectomy was associated with reduced all-cause mortality among men who had a PSA value greater than 10 nanometers per milliliter and possibly among those with intermediate-risk or high-risk tumors. After 30 days of the surgery, 21.4% of men experienced adverse effects, including one death.
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naught if your portfolio is weak. To the extent that clients
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designer's self-presentation and communication abilities as
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Q: When you're starting to learn design, it's tempting
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Nomi: For a design student, the more in-depth the project, the more
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that clearly shows the ability to research a project and also
exhibits skill with typography, color, composition, and technical
issues will say a lot about the designer in a small space.
A prospective employer will be going rapidly going through
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Q: Sounds like you need a clear picture of your
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get a second opinion about your body of work as a whole?
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portfolio. You may be really attached to a certain piece of
work that just doesn't fit in with the rest of your book,
and it really should be taken out. Without a second opinion,
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Parsons, where I studied, students all bring their portfolios
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and have them torn to shreds! It's really a hard-core critique.
the work that's getting critiqued in a portfolio review may
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Nomi: Absolutely! People would burst into tears, run out of the
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because you stay up all night for weeks trying to make your
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axed -- which they often are.
a portfolio review nothing is sacred, no matter how much love
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among students at a traditional art school, especially when
they are all that stressed out! At an online school, the emphasis
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in our online review will definitely find their work being reviewed
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classes up until that point. Classes can be challenging, but
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can designers develop the ability to become more objective about
their own work?
Nomi: Objectivity
often comes from letting go. Remember -- removing a piece in
your portfolio is not equivalent to burning it! You don't invalidate
a work by editing it from the book you take on job interviews.
way to become more objective is to spend time looking at other
people's work with a critical eye, thinking about what could
have been done differently to improve the work. When you train
your eye on the work of others you can do so without having
your judgement clouded by the fact that it's yours.
Q: What are some portfolio-building opportunities that students
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perspective, where you are doing an industry-specific project,
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not just an exercise to help you learn a certain software or
technique. If you are asked to make revisions, you have the
chance to perfect that piece for your portfolio, so it is best
to really put the time in, not rush on to the next project.
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affect the client's perception of the work itself?
Nomi: If the portfolio is clean and well-presented, that speaks to
the designer's communication skills. Also very important is
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behind each project. The portfolio tells the prospective employer
that the designer understands the relationship between art and
Q: How essential is a Web portfolio, in this day and age?
Nomi: Very important! A Web presence is de rigeur these days,
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least expensive way of getting a range of clients to view your
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Dickey still has his doubters. The jaded (and rightfully so) Mets fans are waiting for the other shoe to drop and for Dickey to become, well, R.A Dickey again.
It's not going to happen, at least in 2012. Whether or not it's going to be enough to lift the Mets to an improbable playoff run remains to be seen.
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Published by Peter Lang in 2007, The Impact of Hospitals 300-2000 (ed. Henderson, Horden and Pastore) comprised a selection of the papers delivered at two conferences (in 1999 and 2001) that were organised by the International Network for the History of Hospitals (INHH). The present volume, based on the Network's 2009 Barcelona conference, offers a new, wide-ranging collection of papers on the theme of 'Hospitals and Communities'. It discusses a select group of hospitals and communities, including those based in Europe and the Americas, from three main perspectives: isolation and disease, communities and the poor, and war and hospitals.
The subject of community has been researched extensively by sociologists and anthropologists, less so by historians. The 2009 conference challenged participants to consider the idea of community in relationship to the hospital and, particularly, to reflect on how historians should approach the wide range of communities that continue to be shaped by the work of these institutions. Collectively, the case studies in this volume demonstrate that navigation of the history of hospitals requires an understanding of the societies in which these institutions operated. In other words, hospital histories are not just stories about medical institutions; they offer considerable insight into the communities in which they were situated and with which they intersected.
Contents: Jonathan Reinarz/Christopher Bonfield/Teresa Huguet-Termes: Introduction: Hospitals and Communities – John Henderson: 'More Feared than Death Itself '? Isolation Hospitals and Plague in Seventeenth-Century Florence – Jane Stevens Crawshaw: 'Islands of Isolation?' The lazaretti of Early Modern Venice – Rafaël Hyacinthe: 'Living for the Dead of Jerusalem': Medical Isolation and Holy Deeds in the leprosarium of Jerusalem during the Crusades – Rita Pemberton: Isolation and Disease: The Separation of Patients in the Hospitals of Trinidad and Tobago, 1876-1938 – Carole Rawcliffe: Communities of the Living and of the Dead: Hospital Confraternities in the Later Middle Ages – Teresa Huguet-Termes: Pensandi, curandi, et visitandi infirmos et pauperes: Hospital(s), Health and Politics in Barcelona, c. 1337-1417 – Josep M. Comelles: Hospitals, Political Economy and Catalan Cultural Identity – Laurinda Abreu: The Portuguese Hospitals under the Misericórdias' Confraternities (16th-18th Centuries): Community or Crown Control? – Carmen M. Mangion: 'Meeting a Well-Known Want': Catholic Specialist Hospitals for Long-Term Medical Care in Late Nineteenth-Century England and Wales – Debbie McCollin: Chacachacare: The Island of Lepers, 1922-1979 – Stephen Kenny: Slave Hospitals in the Antebellum American South – Jon Arrizabalaga/Pablo Larraz-Andía/Guillermo Sánchez-Martínez: Between Medical Innovation and War Propaganda: The Irache Hospital during the Second Carlist War, 1873-1876 – Peter Waldron: Health and Hospitals in Russia during World War I – Christopher Bonfield: An Online Community: A Case Study of the 3D Reconstruction and Web-Based Guide to the Great Hospital, Norwich.
About the author(s)/editor(s)
Christopher Bonfield is an E-Learning Resources Developer at Bishop Grosseteste University (Lincoln). Before this he was a Knowledge Transfer Partnership Associate at the University of Hull and a temporary Lecturer in Medieval History and Knowledge Transfer at the University of East Anglia. He is the Secretariat of the INHH. His current research focuses on creating interactive websites and computer models for historical buildings and landscapes.
Jonathan Reinarz is Director and Reader at the History of Medicine Unit, University of Birmingham. He has published on healthcare in Birmingham and the history of hospitals more generally. His main research concentrates on the history of medical institutions and medical education.
Teresa Huguet-Termes is an Honorary Research Fellow at the History of Medicine Unit (School of Health and Population Sciences), University of Birmingham. She has written on hospital care and on health and medicine in Hapsburg Spain. She is currently researching a comparative history of the hospitals of the Crown of Aragon, France and England from 1300 to 1700, focusing on care as related to issues such as public health and environment.


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A surprise opportunity arises. Most of the time someone asks me to tutor her in the GRE or GMAT with less than a month until test day, I am dealing with a person who has procrastinated too long and may not have the maturity or discipline for graduate school. However, occasionally there are those undergrad students who are offered a one time opportunity to transfer into a PhD program with 6-8 weeks until their application must be submitted. The overwhelming advantages of such an opportunity usually warrant taking a gamble on a quick GRE or GMAT course. Since such applicants are usually already in school, the transition into the material of the test is not so shocking as well.
You are facing an application deadline in 4-6 months. This is the stereotype of most GRE and GMAT students. 4-6 months is an ideal time frame for studying all of the content tested on the exam, learning the structure of the test and perfecting one's approach. Between the two, I would recommend studying earlier for the GRE--particularly the vocabulary. If all you do for the first two months is study as set of GRE vocab flashcards or a smartphone app, it's a welcome start.
Rich Carriero has been a standardized test prep teacher and tutor since 1999. In addition to his position as Academic Manager for Next Step Test Preparation's GRE tutor and GMAT tutor programs, he is also a freelance writer.


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