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The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Malaria Vaccine Development Program (MVDP) is collaborating with Crucell and the PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) to evaluate the effectiveness of Crucell's adenovirus-based prime-boost vaccine technology (AdVac) against Plasmodium falciparum.
Funded by the USAID MVDP, the initiative will investigate a vaccination approach that delivers the malarial circumsporozoite protein (CSP) antigen using Crucell's adenovirus system with two different vectors: serotypes Ad35 and Ad26. The partners claim CSP is the only antigen that has proven protective against malaria in controlled-challenge and field studies.
Crucell is already developing a recombinant CSP malaria vaccine, AD35-CS, based on the AdVac technology and its PER.C6 cell line manufacturing platform. This prime vaccine candidate is currently in Phase I trials in partnership with the NIAID. The new collaboration will allow the development of an Ad26-based boost component to the vaccine.
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Gallery Night & Day recommendations
From beast-inspired tattoos to brightly colored model trains, from folk art dolls with stories to tell to a feminist impersonation of Barbara Bush, the lineup of exhibitions for the summer Gallery Night & Day is not lacking for originality.
Smart staging makes good 'Company' at Theatre Unchained
Putting aside the juicy tax breaks, is marriage worth it?
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Top of the Charts: Pharrell Williams celebrates seventh week on top
Seven is the lucky number all around this week, as Pharrell Williams celebrates his seventh consecutive week on top of the Billboard Hot 100 and all of the top seven positions remained locked in position this week. Watch the video for Williams' big hit single below and then let's reset our decades and travel way back in time to see the songs that were the biggest in the land this week in 2000, 1990, 1980 and 1970.
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Travelling Riverside Blues
|"Travelling Riverside Blues"
|Song by Robert Johnson
|Dallas, Texas June 20, 1937
|Robert Johnson
|Don Law
"Travelling Riverside Blues," sometimes called "Mudbone" or "Mud Bone," is a blues song written and recorded in Dallas, Texas by the bluesman Robert Johnson.
Robert Johnson original version[edit]
Johnson's June 20, 1937 recording has a typical 12 bar blues structure (though as is common in downhome blues of this era, the length of each verse is in fact thirteen-and-a-half bars of 4/4), played on a single guitar tuned to open G, with a slide. It was first released on the 1961 compilation LP King of the Delta Blues Singers. The song has proved popular with more recent blues musicians. A second alternate version was recorded the same day (and was considered lost) but was finally released officially on the 2011 album The Complete Recordings (The Centennial Collection).
The song is well known for the lyric "Now you can squeeze my lemon 'til the juice run down my leg," which was later used by Led Zeppelin in their song "The Lemon Song," from the album Led Zeppelin II. It is likely that Johnson had taken this himself from a song recorded earlier that same year (1937) called "She Squeezed My Lemon", by Roosevelt Sykes.[1]
Led Zeppelin version[edit]
|"Travelling Riverside Blues"
|Single by Led Zeppelin
|from the album Led Zeppelin Boxed Set
|8 October 1990
|CD single: US, Japan, Europe, Australia
|June 24, 1969. Maida Vale studio 4, London
|Blues rock, hard rock
|Robert Johnson, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant
|John Walters
|Led Zeppelin singles chronology
English rock band Led Zeppelin's version of this song was produced by John Walters at the BBC studios in Aeolian Hall on June 24, 1969 during the band's UK Tour of Summer 1969. Jimmy Page dubbed extra guitar tracks onto the track (the main track being played on a 12-string electric guitar, possibly the same one used on the track "Thank You"), and it was broadcast four days later on John Peel's Top Gear show under the title "Travelling Riverside Blues '69",[2] and repeated on January 11, 1970. Page used an acoustic slide guitar for the entire song, while Bonham played triplets on the bass drum.[2]
It is quite different from the original, and it is more a tribute to Robert Johnson than a straight cover. The song showcases a riff by Page (also in open G tuning), and in the lyrics Robert Plant quotes many Robert Johnson songs, such as "She studies evil all the time", from "Kind Hearted Woman Blues", and "Why don't you come on in my kitchen", from "Come on in My Kitchen" (which is heard during the song's solo).
"Travelling Riverside Blues" can be found on disc one of the Led Zeppelin Boxed Set (1990), the Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions (1997), the expanded 1993 reissue of Coda from The Complete Studio Recordings and Led Zeppelin Definitive Collection (2008) box sets, and disc one of the two companion discs of the 2015 reissue of Coda.
It was interest from US radio interviewers and fans during Page's Outrider tour that originally led him to negotiate with BBC Enterprises for the song's release.[2] A promotional video clip was also released in 1990, with out-take footage from the band's 1976 concert film, The Song Remains the Same inter-spliced with other footage from the band's archive. The clip also features a railroad montage, and underwater shots of the Mississippi River. The song reached number seven on the Billboard Top Rock Tracks Top 50 chart in November 1990, culled from national album rock radio airplay reports.[2]
Other versions[edit]
A verse was incorporated into Cream's "Crossroads", their 1968 version of Johnson's "Cross Road Blues", uncredited.
Eric Clapton covered this song, along with several other Robert Johnson classics, on his 2004 album, Me and Mr. Johnson.
Myles Kennedy has sung and played the song with his band Alter Bridge at live shows in 2007 and 2008. Alter Bridge's version of the song was included on the live Alter Bridge DVD Live from Amsterdam.
Dion DiMucci covered this song on his 2006 Grammy-nominated album Bronx in Blue.
Todd Rundgren included this song on his 2011 Todd Rundgren's Johnson tribute album to Robert Johnson.
Takoma Deathpunk band Zeke's "10 to the Riverside Blues", from their split with Peter Pan Speedrock, is a clear, if unconventional, homage to the Johnson recording.[citation needed]
Dave Hole covered this song on his 1990 album Short Fuse Blues.
John P. Hammond covered an acoustic version of this song in 1964 and with an electric band in 1967 on the albums, Country Blues and Mirrors respectively.[3]
Chart positions[edit]
Led Zeppelin single[edit]
|Chart (1990)
|Peak position
|US Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart[4]
|Canadian RPM Top 100 Chart[5]
- ^ Australian Broadcasting Corporation - Triple J Music Specials - Led Zeppelin (first broadcast 2000-07-12)
- ^ a b c d Dave Lewis (1994), The Complete Guide to the Music of Led Zeppelin, Omnibus Press, ISBN 0-7119-3528-9.
- ^ Richie Unterberger. "Country Blues - John Hammond, Jr. - Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards - AllMusic". AllMusic.
- ^ "Mainstream Rock Tracks - 1 November 1990". Billboard. Retrieved 2009-01-15.
- ^ "RPM Singles Chart - 1 December 1970". collectionscanada.gc.ca. Retrieved 2009-01-15.


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WTMJ-AM (620) will air a one-hour tribute to the late Jim Irwin, longtime radio voice of the Green Bay Packers, at 9 a.m. Thursday, Thanksgiving Day.
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Neb. CO brain dead after inmate attack - Amanda Baker, 24, was pronounced brain dead after a teen inmate strangled her Friday
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Four big reasons the X1, not the PS4, will win over the masses. (Article)
DeadLock25 3 years ago#1
Please note: This is just one persons opinion, no need to cry and moan about it or resort to insults solely based on his preferences. Lets try to keep the discussion civil and mature.
For those too lazy to read, his main points are:
1) Better specs dont win a console war, nor do they mean better games. Xbox games are more popular in US.
2) MS has outsold SONY (in the US) for months, and will continue to get better.
3) Better online service
4) Modern consoles are entertainment hubs (numbers prove it) and X1 will be just that.
Personally I agree with some of his points to some extent, but I dont think those will be enough to actually win over the masses (not worldwide) It seems to me like the backlash is quite strong and will continue to be that way for quite some time and this will undoubtedly give SONY an edge, not only in the US but in the whole world. Eventually I think the X1 will begin to close the gap between itself and PS4, (and I think that gap will be smaller than this gen) but I think it will always play some form of catch up in terms of sales with SONY.
GT: DeadLock25
Decimator11 3 years ago#2
Gonna play devil's advocate here.
So two of his points for winning the world's masses are that the respective points are more popular in the US? How does that apply to the world.
How can you logically predict that sales for xbox will increase with all the negative press and feedback they have been receiving?
"World's best heel and you don't even know it"
DeadLock25 (Topic Creator)3 years ago#4
Decimator11 posted...
Gonna play devil's advocate here.
His article focuses only on the US.
"Xbox 360 is by all accounts the leader of the pack (in the States, specifically - which is where I'm focusing on)."
I was just stating my opinion on worldwide masses.
GT: DeadLock25
kayoticdreamz 3 years ago#5
Decimator11 posted...
Gonna play devil's advocate here.
this might come as a shock but the US is the worlds lone super power....our economy as such has the most influence(again dont let this news shock you)
SoulTrapper 3 years ago#6
90% of his blog posts are about Windows and MS, interesting.
Let's look a bit further into what he does.
Ah, owner and founder of firelogic, wonder what that is.
Oh, so he makes his money by selling and teaching people about (among others) MS products, interesting.
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embrandedone 3 years ago#7
kayoticdreamz posted...
Decimator11 posted...Gonna play devil's advocate here.
This may come as in even bigger shock but the US's grip on the world is slipping. The military budget is getting out of hand, a beast too big to support and no longer
Fun fact: The world is more important now. Movies know this, they no longer cater to American audience and aim for World box office profit.
As Red Letter Media said "We love the whole world now, we avoid insulting other races in movies...we even make Alternate Versions of movies to appeal other countries (Iron Man 3). We love China."
China is the world's most influential super power, not the US.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzLUYX7M1SQ -- The Xbox One Board
BloodyDove2vs 3 years ago#8
lilj812 posted...
How can you logically predict that sales for xbox will increase with all the negative press and feedback they have been receiving?
A logic sheep will always avoid.
Jstretch19 3 years ago#9
1-2 are bull arguments that don't mean much because they make the criteria suit the argument, which anyone can do. Ex. The Xbox One is the best console made by Microsoft that releases in November.
3 there's really no way to tell if Sony's online service will get better now that its a paid service.
4 is surprisingly a valid argument.
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Hey Soul... ever track the legitimacy of some of the sources you site? Like that William Usher troll that posts a blog that you ponies love to quote as a news source?
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Charlie Sheen pays for therapy dog for girl hurt in Dells amusement park accident
A Florida teenager who plummeted 100 feet from a Wisconsin Dells amusement park ride in 2010 is getting some help from actor Charlie Sheen.
Teagan Marti suffered brain, spine, pelvis and internal injuries when nets and air bags that were supposed to catch riders on the free-fall ride were not raised at Extreme World in Wisconsin Dells. She was paralyzed initially but through physical therapy is now able to walk with a walker. »Read Full Article(12)
A Q&A with Tony Bennett about his career and his show Friday at the Riverside Theater
Paul McCartney, the Rolling Stones and Leonard Cohen continue to amaze with incredible performances well into their senior years.
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PrideFest Milwaukee's lineup includes Macy Gray, Sandra Bernhard, Lisa Lampanelli
If three of its headliners are any indication of its personality, the 2014 edition of PrideFest Milwaukee will not be the shy and retiring kind of festival.
Raspy R&B singer Macy Gray, insult comic Lisa Lampanelli and provocative comedian and actor Sandra Bernhard top the lineup for this year's lakefront festival, which celebrates lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender culture and community. »Read Full Article
PianoArts brings musicians from around the world to Milwaukee
A dozen young pianists from the United States, China, Taiwan, Canada and Peru will play in PianoArts' biannual piano competition and festival Thursday through next Wednesday at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Ave., and the Marcus Center, 929 N. Water St.
The pianists, ages 16 to 20, are semifinalists in a process that began with 40 pianists submitting performances on DVD. They are competing for more than $25,000 in prizes, scholarships and fellowships. They'll perform solo and duo recitals during the weeklong festival and will be coached in master classes and discussions. »Read Full Article
Doghouse Flowers' roots start with the 1970s
Justin Reuther wasn't born in Milwaukee. But he was born in the music business.
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Blame Internet for Waukesha stabbing? Or Judy Blume?
In my column, I look at local and national print and TV news coverage of the stabbing attack in Waukesha by two young girls, reportedly inspired by a horror fiction website.
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New DVD releases June 10: 'Non-Stop,' 'Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit'
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Reading the John Updike stories: 'Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
David Kern, the teenager stricken with a crisis of faith in "Pigeon Feathers," returns as a young adult in "Packed Dirt, Churchgoing, a Dying Cat, a Traded Car," the longest story so far in this Library of America collection. Like last week's story, "The Blessed Man of Boston, My Grandmother's Thimble, and Fanning Island," "Packed Dirt ..." has a hinged format that biographer Adam Begley calls "fugal." »Read Full Blog Post
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As Nashville shines the year's brightest light on the country music industry with this week's citywide CMA Music Festival, CMT joins the party with their annual Music Awards tonight at 7 on the cable network. It's sure to be a star-studded spectacle celebrating the year's best videos alongside performances from Blake Shelton, Brantley Gilbert, Dierks Bentley, Eric Church and Lady Antebellum. Pop star Jason Derulo will join Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line for a special collaboration and John Legend will team up with Jennifer Nettles and Hunter Hayes. Kacey Musgraves and Lee Ann Womack will pay a special musical tribute to Alan Jackson's 25 years of music videos and stars from across the entertainment world will join host Kristen Bell to hand out the night's awards.
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Hello dear readers. So what's going on in Milwaukee today?
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I have a complex medical and surgical history. I needed an MD who could THINK, diagnose and treat across my symptoms and figure out what was really going on. John can do that and more. He may be the brightest MD I have run across in years, but he is also definitely the most compassionate. I do not think I would be still breathing air if it were not for his tenacity, his sensitivity, and his care. He gave me my first 2 years without a major surgery or transfusion or hospital stay in 14 years. We worked together to figure out how to best PREVENT or intervene early on in my symptoms for whatever I turned up with. He explains. After almost a decade running the ER at one of Sarasota's Hospitals he has seen so much. He has taken all he learned and now can figure out what is really going on across conditions. He is a very special doctor and you are very lucky if you find him for your own doctor. In Sarasota, there is no one better to manage and work with you on simple or complex medical needs.
My Name is Gary Plummer Chiropractor I send all of my hard to diagnose cases and patients with severe Pain to Dr. Mason. I consider John to be the best Dr. in Sarasota. I work with many Md's in the Sarasota, Charlotte County Area. He has a Great Healing attitude when it comes to Disease. He has excellent clinical skills. He will put a shot into the area generating pain giving the patient incredible relief within 12 hours. He excels at what it means to be a physician. I know when I send my chiropractic patients to him Im sending to the very best the medical field has to offer. It has always greatly decreased the healing time with far better results. I use Dr. Mason as my primary care provider even though I have to drive 40 miles each way because I like the fact that he IS the very best.
Covering all the aspects of Primary care, Sarasota Medical Center is THE PLACE. You have found it at the end of a wildly difficult task to provide yourself with knowledgeable, capable help for medical needs. Dr. John Mason is the PROFESSIONAL who is "there" for you. Following a career of emergency and primary care hospital work, Dr. Mason developed the Sarasota Medical Center which is one of the luckiest happenings for Sarasota and our lives. It is satisfying to share good news about special people and that is why I want, without any hesitation, to highly recommend Dr. John Mason, the Board Certified owner of Sarasota Medical Center, a super-Doctor. Spending some four years at the Center in his care, I can advise you to get acquainted with Dr, Mason, a seldom-encountered human being who has ears that hear, time and respect for persons needing curing, compassion for all infirmities and intuitive sense for health and heart issues. Meeting Dr. Mason was the most fortunate and profound moments in my medical experience. The 2-way trust he establishes with patients and his dedication to individual attention are always obvious. Working with the personnel at the Center is meeting with many personalities occupied with numerous and varied duties efficiently, but greeting arrivals courteously. The appointment schedule keeps time and only rarely an " impossible" booking problem encountered.
Probably one of the most intelligent doctors I've ever met with a fabulous bedside manner and all the time in the world for his patients! I have referred all of my family, friends and patients to Dr. Mason and have yet to have anyone disappointed !!! He and has crew run a top notch facility!!
Dr Mason was very friendly and took time to listen to my symptoms. I felt like family when I was in his office. I would recommend using him as your primary care physician.
Absolute hands down best doctor in Sarasota. Dr. Mason is very knowledgeable in many different areas. His background stands for itself. You can tell he has compassion for his job by the way he treats each and every patient. Thanks for everything Dr. Mason!!
Great doctors!! Wonderful accommodating staff! I had a wonderful experience and will continue to treat here.
Dr. Mason is the BEST doctor out there! He's so thorough and caring and I'd recommend him to anyone.
I had hurt my foot moving and was very concerned because my foot began to swell the size of a football. The staff could see I was in pain and quickly placed me into an exam room within minutes of my arrival. Dr. Mason came in and spent a lot of time with me and told me I had a very serious staff infection. I don't do very well with needles but the nurse was very nice and it was all over before I even had time to worry. I want everyone at the office to know you were wonderful and Dr. Mason thank you for being so kind when I was so scared. I don't normally write reviews but I want people to know I was treated special and for that I thank you ! PS .... the foot feels great !!!
Outstanding clinic with great support staff. I send my entire family there for care
Great staff. Clean place. Everyone was extremely friendly. I had a visit to get an x-ray on my wrist. I was greated upon entrance and waited no longer than 5 minutes before I was seen. Dr. John Mason is very knowledgeable. He told me what he believed was wrong with my wrist even before the x-ray was done and he was correct.
Excellent, Very Personable
Dr. Mason has been our doctor for about 2 years. After being in an auto accident, my wife and I needed to locate a doctor. All the doctors we contacted including walk in clinics refused to see us. We were new to the area and when the doctor offices heard we were involved in an accident and we had out of state insurance all of them denied service. Dr. Mason was the only doctor we found that would take care of us when we needed it the most. Dr. Mason is a very caring doctor who listens to the patient and spends as much time as is needed to make the patient feel informed about their condition. His knowledge and his ability to explain your condition in layman's terms is exceptional. We have now made Dr. Mason our primary care physician. We think so much of him that we are willing to drive over 1 hour (each direction) just to see him. If you are looking for a caring knowledgeable doctor I would highly recommend Dr. Mason!!!!!
Dr. Mason was very kind and professional when I saw him after my accident. He was very helpful in explaining things to me and made me feel very at ease. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone!
We are snowbirds who needed to see a physician. After doing our homework on several MD review sites, we chose to see Dr. Mason (first visit) and Dr. Aristimuno (follow-up visit). Excellent choice! The staff is amazingly friendly and efficientâother than one unsmiling assistant who takes vitals, but we did mention this to the doctor, so hopefully the office will soon be 100% friendly! The wait time was quick, the doctor was attentive, the checkout is a precision machine in action. Very happy (and fortunate) with our choice.
Dr. Mason is very intelligent and is not afraid to treat a wide variety of medical problems. He listens to patients, and treats them appropriately. He was able to quickly and efficiently diagnose a medical problem that I had had for years when other physicians were not able to do so. I highly recommend seeing Dr. Mason.
Had Dr. Mason not properly diagnosed my condition, I could be dead today. , We have decided to make him our family Dr.
If you're reading this review right now it probably means you're searching the internet looking for a doctor. Well, search no more. The care you will receive from Dr. Mason is second to none. I was suffering from a life-altering back injury. Things felt pretty hopeless for me when I first visited Dr. Mason. He took the time to listen, and then provided me with a plan to get my life back. And it worked. If it wasn't for his experience and knowledge, things would be a lot different for me right now. I am so thankful that I was encouraged to go see Dr. Mason. He is now our family doctor. On a side note, I walked in three times without an appointment and was able to be seen within 10 minutes or sooner. The office is modern, clean and professional. The staff was always pleasant and kind.
When I discovered that one of my lymph nodes on my neck was swollen, I went to Dr. Mason to check it out. I had no other symptoms and had recently had a physical for a health insurance policy, bloodwork included, that was perfectly normal. Dr. Mason suggested that it was possible that it was simply a swollen lymph node and prescribed antibiotics but also said he felt that there could be a potentially larger issue and wanted to schedule further testing. This was a Friday and he scheduled a scan for Tuesday. Over the weekend my lump decreased dramatically so we assumed that it was simply an infection and were prepared to cancel the scan, however, Dr. Mason was persistant that he felt a more thorough exam should be done so we kept the appointment. A week later, he called me into his office with the diagnosis - squamous cell carcinoma - cancer - in my lymph nodes - Stage IV. He was calm, reassuring and gave my wife and I excellent advise on next steps. It's been a year now and after successfully completing surgery, radiation and chemo, I am cancer free, however, I will always credit Dr. Mason for insisting on the scan even though the lump was almost gone by then. It would have been so easy to say "well, I guess that's what it was then". Thank you Dr. Mason.
Dr Mason is one excellent doctor. He not only takes the time to understand what the problem is, he explains it and the solution very well. He is caring, understanding, and patient, least with me he was. I like how he explains your treatments options. Thanks Doc for just being you.
Dr. Mason has been my primary care physician for a few years and I am so grateful to have found such a great doctor. He always spends a lot of time making sure I understand any of my health concerns and his staff is very professional and knowledgeable. He also saved my life when I went into anaphylactic shock due to a bad allergic reaction. There's no doubt that I trust Dr. Mason with my life!
I'm so happy I found Sarasota Medical center when I moved here 8 years ago. they have the best staff, can get you in right away for emergencies, Dr. John Mason is an excellent Doctor, and so are the other doctors on staff.
From the first time I met Dr Mason there wasn't another Dr I wanted to go to. Very good to listen to your problems. Very compassionate and concerned for your health, with a follow up that you are ok. You can believe that he is well educated and knows about the problem. Very nice man. The clinic staff is very nice and prompt to take can of you. Slip
I have known Dr Mason for 12 years, he's been my Dr the whole time iv'e been in Florida. He is very well respected and an excellent doctor.I have seen him save the life of a long time friend of mine,he is extremely knowledgable and caring,i can't say enough about Dr Mason.i would highly recommend him :)
Dr. John Mason is a very caring, professional, courteous, family physician. He has a great bedside manner. I have been a patient of Dr. Mason for eight years now, and he is very compassionate about his work with his patients. I sincerly believe he is a great asset to the medical community.
I needed to find a doctor in Sarasota that would take care of several complicated medical problems that I have. Dr. Mason came highly recommended by several friends as a man who had the right combination of smarts and bed side manner. He was able to put me at ease immediately and actually listened to me. It's clear from his full waiting room that others have come to the same conclusion. I really trust and like this doctor. He makes me look forward to going to see the doctor.
I have been extremely happy with the care my family and I have received at Sarasota Medical Clinic. Dr. Mason and Dr. A are fantastic. They will take all the time that is required to treat you and make you feel very comfortable. They are thorough and very caring. You can make an appointment but you do not have to. They are our primary care physicians and we intend to keep it that way. The office staff is also great. Dana is the Office Manager and is always cheerful and very efficient. I encourage anyone seeking a competent and efficient medical facility and staff to visit Sarasota Medical Clinic.
I first met Dr. Mason over four years ago when a visiting family member needed care and my regular physician couldn't fit her into the schedule. Serendipity led us to him on that occasion, but now we ALWAYS recommend Dr. Mason to any of our friends and family as the very best physician we know. Without exception, those friends have likewise been extremely impressed with the quality of care provided at their Sarasota Medical Center by Dr. Mason and his partner, Dr. Aristimuno, and by their expert and friendly staff. We and other patients are always seen quickly, but office visits are never rushed. Both Dr. Mason and "Dr. A" are very careful listeners , and then each takes plenty of time to explain possible diagnoses, with their causes & consequences, medical tests and treatments, medications and referrals. My wife and I have seen our fair share of the illnesses, accidents and chronic conditions that bring us to Dr Mason or Dr. Aristimuno, and its is a good feeling to know they're on our side. We know that each visit will be a learning experience, and that we're getting the best of care.
Shortly after moving to Sarasota for a new job, I was hospitalized with acute pancreatitis. I was discharged after five days and was still in a lot of pain. The hospital just said; "go see your general practitioner", which I didn't have yet. So I made an appointment with Dr. Mason at The Sarasota Medical Center. The staff was very friendly and the new patient paperwork was simple. Once I was in to see Dr. Mason, he immediately struck me as a very knowledgeable physician........asking all the right questions about my condition and thoroughly explaining what I had just been through. He then explained what to expect during the healing process and the things I could do to assure I never have another attack. I left my appointment knowing I had chosen the right place to get medical care.........I highly recommend SMC,
Ok. So I don't normally write reviews but I had to comment on Dr. Mason. He spent the time with me to figure out what really hadn't properly been treated by so many other doctors. He restored my faith in the medical profession. From reading some of the other comments about him, I see that others have had the same experience with this guy. He's my "go to guy" when I need a real doctor.
I have a complicated health history. When I first went to Dr. Mason I was immediately at ease because I knew instantly that he was two things I really needed: Brilliant diagnostics and caring man. In the two years that I have seen him, he has proven again and again that my first impressions were, if anything, underestimating him. Not only is he absolutely the best doctor I have ever had at figuring out what could be wrong he is the best doctor at keeping me well, not just managing me when I have illness. I did not even realize how important this would be for me. And his staff is courteous, caring, and his office is run like a family clinic. When you show up, they know you. When the nurses administer care, they are caring. I never feel rushed even when the waiting room is full. I never actually have to wait more than a few minutes. He listens, if there are medications to be prescribed he will give you the least expensive ones and tell you where to get them. He ran emergency rooms for years for local hospitals so perhaps it is all this experience that makes him such a whiz at diagnosing. But somehow he also kept his humanity and he is one of the most caring, smart, fine doctors in Sarasota. I am so lucky to have finally found such a terrific doctor.
I trust this doctor. He is one of the only honest doctors in Sarasota. He has a gift.
I recommend this doctor. He and his staff took care of my medical problems very well. This is what doctors used to be like. NOT AN INSTITUTIONAL ATMOSPHERE, like so many other places. I trust him with my family.
I recommend this doctor.
Would Highly recommend. He even called me at home to see how I was doing.
He is a fantastic doctor who really cares. The best in the area
Dr Mason took the time to listen to me in a way that my other doctors did not. As a result, he diagnosed a cancer that I had. We caught it very early and I owe my life to him. I would highly recommend him.
Fantastic Doctor. He knew what the problem was immediately and had a great bed side manner. I wish all doctors were are kind and knowledgable. I would recommend him without reservation.
Fastastic Doctors. Took great care of me and showed great compassion. He made me laugh when other doctors made me cry. I would highly recommend.


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Zighy Bay is in Musandam , where goats roam the rudimentary roads. Until Six Senses arrived, Zighy was a tiny fishing village cut off from the world by the Hajar Mountains . The first Six Senses resort in the Middle East launched with a spectacular gimmick: guests could (and still can) paraglide from the peak of Zighy Mountain to their check-in. Riding in tandem with an experienced flyer, they are rewarded with stunning views of the bay.
The accommodation
The 79 low-level villas, built with local stone, all have private infinity pools. Some charming touches enhance the experience: chessboards, his-and-hers bicycles, Omani-style summer houses and outdoor showers. The white-walled, dark-wood interiors are spacious and the views from the beachside villas magnificent – beyond the pool and wicker gates are palm trees, golden sands and the Arabian Sea. Views from the inland villas are less impressive.
The food
Dining on the Edge is a treat. Situated at the top of a mountain, it serves exceptional food.
The service
Three hundred Zighy employees attend and look after the 79 villas, meaning service is efficient, personalised and – with 24-hour butler service – highly attentive.
The activities
Paragliding is only the tip of the iceberg. The resort offers mountain biking, off-road driving, hiking, game fishing and snorkelling. Zighy's biggest draw, however, is its spa. In dimly lit treatment rooms, practitioners take guests on "spa journeys" (the Swedish massage is a sleep-inducing signature treatment). The larger villas even have their own spa rooms.
Best for…
Outdoor types looking for something more adventurous than just another beach holiday.
Worst for…
Cultural tourism. The hotel has plans to employ more Omani staff, open an Omani-style souk (market) and encourage greater interaction between guests and villagers. Until then, you won't learn much about local traditions, cuisine and culture here.
Distance from Dubai City
A two-hour drive.
The price
Pool villas cost $870 per night, plus tax; $150 supplement for beachfront villas.
Reservations: 00 968 26 735 555, sixsenses.com


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In recent years, countries such as China and Mexico have emerged as important trading partners with the U.S.
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The U.S. is the world's largest market for exporting countries. In 2004, it imported more than $1.3 trillion worth of merchandise. Of the total 2004 U.S. imports, half came from the four top trading partners: Canada (17 percent), China (13 percent), Mexico (11 percent), and Japan (9 percent).
These data are from the BLS International Price program. For more information, see "IPP introduces additional Locality of Origin import price indexes," by Helen McCulley and Melissa Schwartz, Monthly Labor Review, December 2005.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Top U.S. trading partners in 2004 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2006/jan/wk1/art03.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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Lol.... Oakland can never catch a break
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More money for Tuck. lol. I actually feel bad for Raider fans. That is one of the worst run franchises in the NFL.
It's not about the talent of the players in the system, but the execution of the X's and the O's by the players in the system.
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Tina Asmus
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Other, Early Childhood Education, McHenry County College
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What experiences do you have that make you a good candidate for office?
I have experience in business and classroom management. Running day to day operations, budgets, employee management and customer service.
What are your top two or three priorities if elected?
Preserve our small town atmosphere while welcoming well planned balanced growth. Create a restoration plan for Lily Lake. Bring police presence back to our neighborhoods.
Would you support freezing your taxing district's levy until housing prices rebound? Why or why not?
Yes, but the housing market is not the only factor. We need to work within our existing revenues so that were not taxing people out of their homes.
What one decision by the village board do you most disagree with and why?
The new Comprehensive Community Plan. It is unrealistic and displaces residents from their homes. I believe in well planned balanced growth and that every neighborhood is of value to our community.
What was the biggest accomplishment of the board in the past year?
The completion of the Walgreens Plan, which was first initiated by the previous administration. Walgreens will bring more tax base to the village and convenience to the residents.
Why should voters elect you to office?
I am passionate, dedicated and will bring common sense approach to the growth of Lakemoor.
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IOWA CITY, Ia. – University of Iowa senior running back Paki O'Meara has been named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week following Iowa's 37-7 season opening win over Eastern Illinois. The announcement came today from the Big Ten office.
O'Meara, a 5-11. 211-pounder from Cedar Rapids, blocked a Panther punt and returned it 42 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. The special teams play gave Iowa a 21-0 lead. O'Meara also rushed four times for 34 yards in the contest. It marked the first time he has been named a Big Ten Player of the Week.
It was the first Hawkeye punt block and touchdown since defensive end Adrian Clayborn accomplished the feat against Penn State last year. Clayborn was also named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week following that game.
Iowa had eight players named Big Ten Players of the Week last year (four on defense, one offense and three special team winners).


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Genki Sudo to RETIRE!!!!!!!!!!!! I was ****ng SHOCKED
That sucks monkey****. Sorry, but, it does.
Genki will be missed by all of the fans. 28 is a young age to retire, but with his nagging injuries it's understandable. I have a feeling though, that we will see Genki fighting again one day.
wat injures did he have
source:MMAFighting.com - Genki Sudo retires from mixed martial arts
great fighter, great entertainer sadly missed
That sucks. He is one of the most entertaining fighters out there.
I wouldnt be surprised if he comes out of retirement loll. Im sure he would be dying to do one of his entrances again. Maybe he would get motivated if he had a chance at fighting kid yamamoto again
Only 28? He had some bad injuries i guess..
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In the Department of Government and Sociology, we will lead you on a path of exploration into the public sector— but we also lead you to a path of self-discovery as an active citizen in an ever-evolving world.
From in depth courses on constitutionalism and public service systems to graduate degrees in public administration and criminal justice— you have endless opportunities to learn from some of the most dedicated and talented faculty at Georgia College. And your time in the programs won't stop in the classroom. We cultivate a sense of independence and curiosity in our students, which leads to undergraduate research, public service projects and internships.
After graduating from Georgia College and the Department of Government and Sociology, you'll be equipped with everything you need to not only enter into careers at the international to local levels— but to be a leader in the process.
Department holds annual Outstanding Student and Faculty Award
The Department of Government and Sociology recognized its outstanding students and faculty during its annual award ceremony and dinner held on May 4, 2016. In addition, new members were inducted to the Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science Honor Society.
Makayla Harrison and Alexa Williams were singled out as outstanding Criminal Justice majors. In Political Science, Caroline Sport and Abigail Stout were recognized for their outstanding work. Rounding out the undergraduates, Sociology students Diana Bacallao, Breon Haskett and Dillon Johnstone also received Outstanding Student awards.
Amongst the graduate students, Kimberly Chambers and Matthew Ponce received the Malcolm Moore MPA Award. Accepting the Terry Wells MSCJ Award were Peter Martin and Morgan Worley.
For the first year, the department also recognized outstanding students in the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance program. The students receiving an award were Allie Korzekwa and Natalie Flanders.
Following the student awards, the department's 2016 Faculty Awards were announced. Dr. Sara Doude was recognized for her outstanding contribution in teaching. Dr. Roger Coate was singled out for his scholarship and Dr. Carrie Cook received recognition for her exceptional service.
The department congratulates these students and faculty and thanks them for their hard work and dedication.
Read on to learn more about some of these award recipients.
Criminal Justice
Alexa (Lexi) Williams is graduating with a double-major in Theatre and Criminal Justice. She is the student responsible for Tunnel of Oppression as its director and playwright. She has created and held workshops on Diversity for faculty and staff. She is Student Ambassador of the Year, a Newman Civic Fellows Award Nominee, Dean's List, Jimmy Carter's Campus Community Partnership Foundation Certificate of Merit recipient. She is a student Ambassador Diversity Trainer, Diversity Peer Educator, and Teaching Assistant for Theatre for Social Change. She was a student volunteer at the Georgia Democratic Caucus, Woodruff Arts Center Educator Conference, and Atlanta Center for Self-Sufficiency and served as President of the GC Model African Union.
Makayla Harrison is a sophomore Criminal Justice major from Grayson, GA. She is a quiet but exceptional student. In addition, she participates in GC intramural programs and loves having the opportunity to take part in the different sports offered, while getting to build relationships with other people on campus. She has taken on several leadership an mentoring roles with some of the freshman girls in her church. In the future, she has a desire to help people, especially kids, through her work.
Political Science
Abigail Stout is graduating with a B.A. in Political Science with minors in Spanish and Rhetoric. She has participated in the Scholars of Distinction Program, mock trial, Pre-Law Society, multiple internships, was in the GEM leadership program, and was inducted into multiple honor societies. After graduation she will attend Georgia State's Law School with the Dean's Scholarship.
Caroline Sport is graduating with a B.A. in Political Science. She is a member of the Pre-Law Society. She has participated in mock trial as well as the American Democracy Project on campus. She plans to attend Law School at Mercer after graduation.
Diana Bacallao is a senior sociology major from Oconee County, GA who graduated in May. Diana will be attending NC State in the Fall to get her master's degree in student affairs. She presented her capstone research on Student Engagement and Academic Success in a Summer Bridge Program: Exploring the Impact of Parental Education at the annual meetings of the Southern Sociological Society in Atlanta this April
Dillon Johnstone is a senior sociology major from Denton, TX, graduating in December 2016. He is the Community Partnership Manager for ENGAGE at GC and was a Truman Scholarship finalist. With Breon Haskett, he presented his research on Policy Reframing Racial Projects: A Quantitative Analysis of the Effects Affirmative Action Has on Opinion of Public Policy at the annual meetings of the Southern Sociological Society in Atlanta this April.
Breon Haskett is a senior double major in English and Sociology from Kennesaw, GA. He's the president of the Debunkers, on the executive board for African American Male Initiative, and interns at the GC Cultural Center. His essay on the impact of a liberal arts education won honorable mention in the COPLAC competition and will be featured on their website.
NLA Award Recipients
Allie Korzekwa is from Maxeys, GA; she is graduating in December 2016 with a major in Psychology. She has been involved in Psi Chi, the Honors Program, was the AMI Chair, Nonprofit Leadership Student Association, is a Graduate of the Emerging Leaders Program and Cofounder of Rivers of the World. She received the Outstanding Sophomore in Psychology award in 2015.
Natalie Flanders is a Psychology major and Nonprofit Certificate student from Norcross, GA who will be graduating in December 2016. Natalie currently serves as the President of NLSA, and last year served as the community outreach chair, implementing an annual Networking With Nonprofits event for students to travel to Atlanta and tour nonprofits. Natalie also serves as the student Fellow for Engage and the Director of the mentoring program, Girl Talk, an organization that serves 70 high school girls five days a week at Early College, Baldwin High, and the Performance Learning Center. This year Natalie is the recipient of the President's Volunteer Service Award, The 2016 Outstanding Student Contributor to Community-based Engaged Learning, a GC Daily Point of Light, and a Give Center Starfish Recipient.
Malcolm Moore MPA
Kimberly Chambers has been a Bobcat since the fall of 2012, and after graduating with her Bachelor's Degree in Political Science last spring she returned to Milledgeville to work while completing her MPA. Ms. Chambers is from Cumming, GA. She served in numerous leadership roles in her sorority Phi Mu, the Council of Student Ambassadors, and the Dean's Student Advisory Board, but she has truly taken advantage of her time at Georgia College by presenting at the Georgia Political Science Association Conference in Fall 2014, and participating on the Mock Trial competition team for two years. Kimberly's dedication to her role as a Department of Government & Sociology Graduate Assistant has not gone unnoticed, and over the last school year she has developed a wonderful rapport with professors in the MPA program, administrators, younger students as well as her peers. Just recently she worked with Dr. Min Kim and Dr. Costas Spirou and contributed to analysis on the 2016 State of the State Poll. After completing an internship with the Cumming-Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce and working as the Phi Mu Gamma Sigma House Director, Kimberly is reassured in her decision to pursue an administrative career with a government agency or a non-profit organization.
Matthew Ponce received his Bachelors of Science degree in Psychology and Human Services in 2014 from Clayton State University. Immediately upon completing his undergraduate work Matthew enrolled at Georgia College in the MPA program. His interest in the Public Administration program at Georgia College derived from his desire to work in the public sector as a policy analysis and consultant. Matthew will be completing the program May 2016. He has high hopes of making a difference in the public sector at the state level. Throughout the entirety of his enrollment in the MPA program, Matthew has demonstrated a strong commitment to his studies and has been diligent in pursuing an understanding of what it takes to be a well-equipped public administrator.
Terry Wells MSCJ
Morgan Worley is an excellent student in the MSCJ program. In the future, she wants to work for the GBI or as a crime analyst in forensics. Morgan displays exemplary competencies in research methods. Her project and final paper examined the impact of the media and pre-existing rape myths on perceptions of sexual assault survivors. She is proficient at all stages of research methods, including research design, operationalization, sampling, and instrument development. She is also knowledgeable about data analysis software, and has experience downloading and analyzing secondary data that addresses her research questions.
Faculty Awards
Dr. Sara Doude: Dr. Doude's students share that they feel her classes allow them to ask questions, about themselves and about the world, that they've never asked before. They leave her classes better able to aspire to the best possible version of themselves that will then allow them to seek to create the best possible version of their part of the world. She is insistent on remaining engaged in new scholarship and having her course content reflect the most relevant current topics, questions, and issues in criminal justice. She also builds courses that encourage students to take this knowledge and use it to serve in and engage members of our community, including students conducting workshops on intimate partner violence in the local high school and a community policing panel discussion organized by her Senior Seminar students.
Dr. Roger Coate: Dr. Coate's specific areas of expertise and research interests include: leadership and the role of the United States in the UN system, international organization reform, international administration, the role of civil society in global governance, nonprofit management, public-private partnerships, and U.S. multilateral foreign policy. He has published and presented widely on these topics over the course of his career and in the last year. He is also an excellent mentor of undergraduate students, many of whom have gone on to graduate work in political science, law, and global governance. This year he had a peer-reviewed article on "Interdependence in International Organization and Global Governance," which he published with former student Jeffrey A. Griffin [now at UNR] and colleague Steven Elliott-Gower.
Dr. Carrie Cook: Whenever a question comes up about a need for leadership, from someone who can be trusted to do it well, Dr. Cook's name is almost always the first to come up. She takes seriously the need to work collaboratively. Her work on Project Brave is extensive and essential. She is an incredible leader, who is passionate about her work and passionate about the need to include people from across campus and in the community. This has included service projects she's taken on with her students to raise funds and resources for victims of domestic violence. In this way she embodies the best of the profession, where she sees her research, teaching, and service as interconnected and reinforcing. She is also always willing to mentor and advise new faculty, in our department and across campus.
Sociology class presents "Social Justice Jam"
Tuesday night at Blackbird Coffee, the students of Professor Brad Koch's spring Sociology of Music course (SOCI 3950) put on the "Social Justice Jam." Seven musical acts from Georgia College and the local community performed primarily original material with an emphasis on issues of social problems and social justice, including substance abuse, sexuality, gender, race, and inclusivity. According to one member of the class, junior Mass Comm major Taylor Smith, "There was an awesome variety of artists and music styles, and the turnout was great! Dr. Koch added, "The goal for this final project of the semester was to have the students bring awareness to the topics that we had been studying throughout the semester. The students and I agree that the event exceeded our expectations. The 80+ people in the standing-room-only crowd were treated to some amazing musical talent and were exposed to some new ideas and critical ways of thinking about their worlds. I'm quite proud of what the students accomplished." Dr. Koch also noted that attendees had already asked about whether there would be future Social Justice Jams, which he said is a distinct possibility.
See more pictures here.
Outstanding Sociology Major Receives honorable Mention in COPLAC Sponsored Competition
Breon Haskett recently was awarded Honorable Mention in the David J. Prior Award competition for outstanding student essay on the public liberal arts experience, sponsored by COPLAC. He received recognition for his essay entitled "Conceit and the Liberal Arts Experience." The theme of his essay was, "The value of a liberal arts education lies in the sharing of unlike ideas to further the knowledge of all those around us."
Breon is a senior double major in Sociology and English who will be graduating in December 2016. He, along with fellow Outstanding Sociology major Dillon Johnstone, also presented research at the Annual Meetings of the Southern Sociological Society in Atlanta on April 14, 2016. Their paper was "Policy Reframing Racial Projects: A Quantitative Analysis of the Effects Affirmative Action Has on Opinion of Public Policy." (Breon J. Haskett, Georgia College & State University; Dillon R. Johnstone, Georgia College & State University.)
Breon describes the benefits of studying sociology thusly, "Society is a complex and sometimes scary thing we are all dealing with. I drive to school based on rules made up a hundred years ago on roads built sixty years ago while wearing shoes manufactured just months ago halfway round the world. So much goes on without my say that I'm just supposed to deal with. All the people and time that go into me just getting up, showered, dressed, and sitting in class requires an enormous network of people I have never met and will never meet, and yet I got to class without seeing or talking to anyone. It's creepy. But sociology makes sense of these networks and institutions, how people interact and do what they need to get done. My experience with the sociology program has been that the world and its infinite complexity is that much less confusing. "
Sociology Student Presents at Annual Meetings
Diana Bacallao recently presented her research at the Annual Meetings of the Southern Sociological Society in Atlanta, GA. Entitled "Student Engagement and Academic Success in a Summer Bridge Program: Exploring the Impact of Parental Education," the research explored the hypothesis that students from disadvantaged backgrounds who are able to successfully navigate the admissions process would be more academically engaged and therefore more successful at the end of the program.
Ms. Bacallao also presented her research at the GC Student Research Conference held on April 22, 2016. Her paper has also been selected to represent Georgia College a the COPLAC Conference to be held on April 23, 2016. Additionally Diana has been chosen, along with two other students, to receive the outstanding Sociology Major award for 2016.
It was an out of classroom experience which solidified Diana's belief that she has chosen a field she has come to excel in: ". . . I think the first time that I realized I kind of knew what I was talking about sociology-wise was in a bar in Salamanca, Spain around 2:30 in the morning. I walked into a conversation that a couple of Australian acquaintances were having about Aborigines. It quickly snowballed into a talk about Native Americans, and then African Americans, and then the United States' education system, and then it may have turned into me holding a seminar about oppression and poverty. A group discussion followed (seriously) where people from all over the world (seriously) were applying the systems I had just talked about to their own countries. It was surreal, and it wasn't until 3 hours later on the walk home when the girl I was traveling with was like "Diana, that was awesome" until it really sunk in."
Diana will be graduating in May and plans to attend graduate school in Student Affairs at North Carolina State. She explains her decision making process, "I've chosen to pursue a master's degree in higher education and student affairs. I think that my degree and classes in Sociology are the perfect prerequisite to working with students and institutions on a professional level. Because I am specifically interested in working with at risk students and helping institutions serve and retain them my sociology classes will give me an edge identifying how best to serve students in graduate school and beyond. I'm confident that the research I've been involved with for my capstone and the skills I'm learning in my Research Methods class will get me through [my graduate program]."
Political Science student presents at annual meeting
Hillary Hunnings, Political Science and Mass Communications double major presented a paper entitled, "Bystander, Observer, Participant: The United States and Humanitarian Intervention" at the International Studies Association Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia in March. The research, which was conducted with former GC political science Professor Dr. Jason Rich, examined domestic and international variables affecting patterns of U.S. humanitarian intervention in the world.
New Faculty Member Has Article Published
Amanda Reinke, Ph.D., Georgia College's new Anthropology professor, recently has an article published in the journal "Bronislaw Magazine." Entitled "Of monsters and men: tech, startups and direct action in the San Francisco Bay Area," the article examines the downfall of direct action in addressing the roots of pervasive problems that have resulted from tensions rising in the San Francisco Bay Area, as incoming tech and startup workers displace longtime residents.
The article may be read here.
Election Talk: Voter ID and Voter Fraud
An election talk with political scientist Dr. Hank Edmondson (Government & Sociology)
Tuesday, September 20, 2016, 12-1pm
Russell Library (Times Talk Corner)
This talk is co-sponsored by the Ina Dillard Russell Library, the American Democracy Project, the Department of Government & Sociology and the Honors Program.
Election Talk: Is Trump a Populist?
An election talk with political scientist Dr. Hank Edmondson (Government & Sociology).
Tuesday, October 18, 2016, 12-1pm
Russell Library (Times Talk Corner)
This talk is co-sponsored by the Ina Dillard Library, American Democracy Project, the Department of Government & Sociology and the Honors Program.
GC's Constitution Week September 16, 19-23
Friday, Sept.16: Constitution Day Festival – music and constitution-themed activities on Front Campus 11am-2pm.
Monday, Sept. 19: Hugh Thompson (Chief Justice, GA Supreme Court) to discuss access to justice and expansion of the GA Supreme Court (6-6:45pm); State Rep. Allen Peake to discuss medical marijuana and associated issues of federalism (6:45-7:30)
Tuesday, Sept. 20: Supreme Court Review panel
Wednesday, Sept. 21: Times Talk (noon at Library – student discussion of Guns on Campus and Free Exercise / RFRA)
Wednesday, Sept. 21: Guns on Campus Discussion – State Rep. Susan Holmes, State Rep. Stacey Godfrey Evans
Wednesday, Sept. 21: Free Exercise / RFRA Discussion - State Rep. Stacey Godfrey Evans, State Sen. Josh McKoon
Thursday, Sept. 22: Jason Carter and Josh Belinfante to discuss redistricting, voter identification, and voter registration
The Department of Government and Sociology at Georgia College is committed to providing all of its students with an education that offers in-depth study and a breath of experience through our programs. Our faculty and curriculum focuses on engaging and challenging students to grow both academically and personally as they prepare for careers in their chosen fields or by continuing their studies at the graduate level. The undergraduate programs include the BA major and minor in Criminal Justice, Political Science and Sociology, and a minor in Anthropology. At the graduate level we offer two degrees, the Master of Public Administration and the Master of Science in Criminal Justice.
With 25 dedicated full-time faculty, the department prides itself on promoting a student-centered learning environment in pursuit of intellectual excellence. As active scholars in their field, our faculty have been recognized with outstanding teaching, research and service awards. Our programs share a commitment to the highest standards of academic quality and faculty work closely with students as teacher-scholars to advance their goals. By embracing our liberal arts mission, we strive to create an academic environment that aims to assist the development of life-long and independent learners.
Our students have opportunities to become involved in undergraduate research, public service projects, and internships. They learn in and beyond the classroom through civic engagement, study abroad, work on archaeology sites, etc. Several courses offer students opportunities to work with local citizens and public school students in citizenship and community-based programming.
Once again, welcome to the Department of Government and Sociology and on behalf of the faculty I invite you to contact us with any questions and encourage you to learn more about our work!
Carrie Cook, Ph.D.
Professor and Acting Chair
Georgia College and State University has been identified as having one of the most affordable online Master's degree programs in Public Administration for 2016.
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Milledgeville, GA 31061
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The Wayside est un beau style géorgien "Summer Cottage" situé parmis les célèbres manoirs de Newport sur Bellevue Avenue, au cœur de Newport.Be historique notre invité et profiter du confort et de la splendeur de l'âge doré de Newport ... d'une manière chaleureuse et accueillante. Commencez votre journée avec un petit-déjeuner continental sain, passer la journée à visiter de nombreuses attractions belles de la ville. C'est à quelques pas de vous promener le long Cliffwalk historique sûre ci-dessus les vagues s'écraser. Retour à profiter d'une baignade rafraîchissante dans notre piscine creusée chauffée ou vous détendre avec un bon livre dans un endroit du jardin. Centre-ville à manger et les taches de nuit sont quelques pâtés de maisons dans la zone portuaire. Enfin de retour pour se détendre et laisser aller au sommeil dans l'une de nos chambres spacieuses et attrayantes, chacune avec sa propre salle de bain privée.
1,6 sur août 13, 2013
Positives: Wayside Guest House is across the street from The Elms mansion, 0.5 mi walk from the main street in Newport (restaurants, bars, shops), and 1 mi from the cliff walk's forty steps. Perfect location. The pool is nice. And, surely the mansion was beautiful in Newport's glory days. Negatives: The mansion has seen much better days and does not look like the pictures on the web site. From the outside, the mansion looks very run down. Our room had a funky smell (mildewy and something else) when we first walked in. We opened the window, but this helped little. One wall smelled strongly and there was a brown stain on the ceiling next to this wall. By the next morning we had had enough. We told the innkeeper about the smell; he said he didn't smell it (impossible), but after some hints from us offered a different (smaller) room. While everyone was polite, the innkeeper was clearly annoyed by the inconvenience. He did inform us that the stain was likely from his mother-in-law's bathroom directly above, and based on the stain's smell and color, I would say the toilet is leaking. Woe-betide future room 3 guests! (The room we moved to smelled fine.) The breakfast was also disappointing. While the inn did advertise a "wholesome continental breakfast," I would have expected better than tubs of cereal, chopped fruit, a basket of homemade but boring muffins, and coffee served in the glass pitcher you find at gas stations. Maybe it was the presentation, maybe it was having just emerged from a sewage room, but I was disappointed. The inn also had no local information other the sort of brochure packets that get dropped off at every hotel (soliciting for cruises, museums and vineyards, etc.). The Wayside has clearly seen better days, but as long as you don't mind a B&B that's past its prime, has a lack-luster breakfast, and is less than friendly (but better than surly) then the Wayside Guest House is for you... unless you end up in the mildewy/maybe-sewage room!
4,8 sur octobre 12, 2011
Great way to enjoy the "mansion experience!" Park and walk everywhere. Room was very comfortable, nice bathroom, excellent breakfast with homemade muffins and fruit salad, along with cereals. Beautiful garden and inviting pool. It is a great value for the price!
4,6 sur mai 02, 2011
What a beautiful setting! Within short walking distance of the Mansions of the Gilded Age (right across the street from The Elms!), cliff walk, shopping, restaurants and the Tennis Hall of Fame. The rooms were elegant with plenty of room and very comfortable beds. The posts are very friendly and more than willing to recommend those "out of the way" places where the food is excellent but not so pricey. Very romantic and exciting setting. Can't wait to return!
4,8 sur février 11, 2011
The Wayside is one of the very few B & B's in Newport that welcomes children. I stayed here with my 11 year old granddaughter in August of 2009. And a stay in a real mansion is a treat for an adult, let alone a child! We had a fabulous visit sleeping in what she calls the "princess room". The room was spacious and clean. The beds were comfortable. We enjoyed our continental breakfast with added cereal and fresh fruit salad. She especially enjoyed sitting at the "Bird and Breakfast" table by the window. On the hot afternoons it was a blessing to have the sparkling pool for a quick dip. It was also convenient to have the community refrigerator to stash our snacks. While the building itself is a little tired, it has the charm that only a genuine architectural antique can offer. The location in the midst of the mansion district with the trolley stop nearby can't be beat. This year we will return bringing along her 10 year brother for his "vacation with Grammy". I know he will love it too. There is so much to do in Newport and the Wayside is a true "home base".
4,6 sur novembre 24, 2009
Great experience, very friendly hosts, will definitely return!
On the first floor, The Library is a large room with a queen-sized bed, a sitting area, gorgeous molding details. Step out the french doors on to the covered patio poolside.
Prix par nuit: $125 - $250
Prix par nuit: $125 - $250
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Antiquaires , Aquarium , Galeries d'art, Plage, Casino, Lieu de concert, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Concerts, Cinéma , Zone naturelle, Discothèques / Bars, Océan, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Services religieux, Stade / Arène sportive, Circuits touristiques, Université / Grande Ecole, Vignoble, Entreprise vinicole
Jeux de société, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Ordinateur, Copieur, Réfrigérateur , Planche à repasser, Parking, Piscine, Téléphone, Transport en commun à proximité, Wi-Fi , Sèche-cheveux fournis
Climatisation, Réveil, Ventilateurs de plafond, Sèche-cheveux, Réception chaînes satellite, TV
Location de vélos, Observation d'oiseau, Base nautique, Sentiers de randonnée , Canoë-Kayak, So much to do and see in Newport!!, Shopping, Natation, Sports d'eau
Lorraine Post-Maher
American Sign Language, Anglais
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