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Old Highway 41 #3 CampgroundOne of Lake Allatoona's favorite spots is Old Highway 41 #3 Campground, about 40 miles north of Atlanta, near the town of Acworth. This delightful Army Corps of Engineers getaway has 44 campsites (43 standard, 1 RV), all with electric and water hookups. Lakefront sites are available, giving visitors sweeping views of the magnificent lake. Fire rings, picnic areas, drinking water, flush toilets and showers are provided. Even "less enthusiastic" campers will find comfortable conditions at this pleasant campground.
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- To check availability of first-come, first-served sites, you may go to the campground or contact the Lake Allatoona Project Management Office at 678-721-6700.
- There is a two-night minimum for weekends and a three-night minimum for holidays.
- Site Fees are $24-56 per night (subject to change)
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Nearby Attractions
- Tellus Science Museum – Cartersville
- Etowah Indian Mounds – Cartersville
- Booth Western Art Museum – Cartersville
- Kennesaw National Battlefield – Kennesaw
- White Water Park – Marietta
- Georgia Aquarium – Atlanta
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- Noise is banned between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.
- Pets are not allowed in or around any buildings (shower, bathroom, laundry) or on any of the swimming beaches. Dogs must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet when you are walking with them away from your campsite. You cannot leave your dog tied up at your campsite when you are not around.
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A couple weeks back we previewed the Tim Burton exhibition site. Now that you've seen the initial directions that Big Spaceship proposed for the site, let's see how they created the final product.
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The Tim Burton Website: As Beetlejuice said, "Nice [bleeping] model!"
The Tim Burton Website: It's Aliiiiiive!
Months before an exhibition opens we meet to plan out any related online features. Since we're a small team we often get developers or designers to help for bigger sites. For the Tim Burton exhibition, we worked with the Brooklyn company Big Spaceship, who built the site for our Contemporary Voices exhibition in 2005.
Having nearly broken my VHS copy of Beetlejuice from overuse while growing up, I knew the project would be an exciting one for a design firm to sink their teeth into. In the words of Big Spaceship, "Having the opportunity to work with MoMA for an artist as admirable as Tim Burton was amazing. The quality and imagination inherent to his art speak for themselves—we're particularly inspired by his breadth of work and desire to experiment."
One of the most exciting parts of the process is the concept meeting with the designers. After an initial meeting to discuss the exhibition, the crew from Big Spaceship put together three different directions for the site, and we sat down together with the curators to pick a design to build out. We asked them to talk about the three directions they proposed. Read more
If you are interested in reproducing images from The Museum of Modern Art web site, please visit the Image Permissions page (www.moma.org/permissions). For additional information about using content from MoMA.org, please visit About this Site (www.moma.org/site).
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Super Mario World was the first videogame I ever owned. It wasn't the first I played, but it was the first game I ever owned, along with the first system I ever owned, the Super Nintendo. There actually is a nice story behind how and why I got the game and the system, and it's because of how I got them that this game is so dear to me.
You see, when I was little my parents were against the idea of me owning a videogame system. Once in a while they would give me money to go down to the local rental shop and play games there. The thing is that in Brazil (where I'm originally from) most rental shops also have systems hooked up to TVs so you can play there by the hour, kind of like an arcade of sorts.
The office for my parents' business was in a small mall, and sometimes they would take me there after school instead of taking me home. Normally when that happened they would give me some money to go play videogames at the rental shop close to their office, inside the mall. To be honest, I don't remember the first game I ever played or the first time I even found out what videogames were. But I clearly remember being about 5 or 6 and going to the rental shop to play Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse or one of those SNES-day Mickey games.
After that I was hooked. I begged and pleaded for my parents to buy me a Super Nintendo, but they never gave in. My cousin (who is one year older) had a Genesis and he would bring it with him when he'd come visit during holidays and vacations, but that was the closest I had at the time to a home console.
A little while later (I'm not sure if it was a few months or several months or a year) I got sick one night and had to go to the hospital. It really wasn't anything terribly serious, but serious enough where I had to spend the night there. I really should ask my mom for some more of the details... But anyways, thankfully I don't remember too much about the hospital part, but I do remember what happened when I got home.
When we got home there was my grandfather and my grandmother in our living room, with a nice big present for me. I excitedly opened it to find a brand new Super Nintendo with a packed-in copy of Super Mario World! I was, to put it simply, jubilant. It wasn't quite a Nintendo 64 kid level of excitement, but I do remember it as being one of the happiest days of my life. It turns out that my grandparents had gone behind my parents' back and bought me the SNES. My mom wasn't too happy about it, but of course she wasn't willing to take it away from me after my grandparents had given it to me.
The best part was that I'd never even played Super Mario World before then. I was hooked the minute I heard the *plim* when the game turned on. In fact, that still is one of my favorite sounds ever. The game was so magical, so filled with fun and wonder, bright colors, crazy enemies, and so much to do and explore!
I have played through that game and gotten every single exit so many times that I've lost track. Every time I think of it I'm transported back to about 15 years ago and remember my grandparents giving me my very first SNES. Whenever I'm having a lot of problems or really upset this game makes me feel better. It's just like being 5 all over again.
I've played through the entire game during final exam time at the end of every semester in college to help me relax and unwind. In fact, I just finished it one more time today, and that was why I decided to write about this. I have finals next week and this game is a great way to blow off some steam.
And you know what? I was able to get through Bowser's Castle starting off as just Super Mario (mushroom only) and beat him on my first try (got hit twice and got two mushrooms from Peach). I do have to say, I'm pretty damn proud of that :D. Now excuse me because I have to go tell my grandparents that I just finished playing Super Mario World and thank them again...


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The forward pass was made a legal play in 1906, even though the first forward pass on record occurred in 1876 game between Yale and Princeton.
Even though the play was illegal, the referee simply flipped a coin (literally) to determine if he would let the play stand.
After the 1905 season, in which 18 football players across the nation had died, there were calls for the game to be banned as too dangerous. Luckily, President Theodore Roosevelt was a fan of football and simply ordered changes to the rules in order to make the game safer.
Over sixty colleges and universities met to discuss a uniform set of rules that would make the game safer, and they decided to make the forward pass a legal play.
The meeting between these schools eventually led to the formation of the NCAA, so it's not a stretch to say that the forward pass gave birth to the NCAA.
In the 104 season since, there may be no decade that produced such a large number of stellar receivers than the 2000s.
That's partly due to the increase in athleticism, an increase in the talent level of quarterbacks around the nation, and because the country has become accustomed to games with final scores 48-41 or 42-35 rather than 10-7 or 7-3. Receivers are in high demand, and they attract a lot of attention.
Because of the plethora of amazing talent in the new "spread" college football game, there are bound to be some very good receivers absent from this list. That doesn't mean they weren't good, but narrowing a list like this down to 25 players is bound to leave someone off.
It's important to remember that statistics are only part of a player's impact on the game. After all, what good is 1,000 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns if your team finished the year 6-6?
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Learning Curve (Star Trek: Voyager)
|"Learning Curve"
|Star Trek: Voyager episode
|Episode no.
|Season 1
Episode 16
|Directed by
|David Livingston
|Written by
|Ronald Wilkerson
Jean Louise Matthias
|Featured music
|Jay Chattaway
|Production code
|Original air date
|May 22, 1995
|Guest appearance(s)
"Learning Curve" is the 16th episode of Star Trek: Voyager and final episode of the first season.
After Crewman Dalby shows clear insubordination towards Tuvok, he discusses the situation with Janeway. Janeway understands Tuvok's frustration but points out that the Maquis have never been trained in Starfleet procedures or philosophies. As such, a class is organized to teach several previously Maquis crew members proper Starfleet protocol so that they can integrate more fully with the rest of the crew. Tuvok, himself, will teach the class, having been an academy instructor. At first, this proves distinctly unsuccessful: the trainees, with Dalby as ringleader, walk out of their first lesson despite Tuvok ordering them to stay. Later in the mess hall, Crewman Dalby makes it clear to Chakotay that he wants to do things the Maquis way. Chakotay then punches Dalby, saying that violence is also the Maquis way. Chakotay says that if Dalby wants to do things in the Maquis way then so will he, by using violence to enforce discipline. Before leaving, Chakotay reinforces Janeway's orders. With his point made, the students return to Tuvok's training sessions.
When Tuvok shares with Neelix that he is frustrated with the Maquis' unwillingness to adapt to Starfleet protocol, Neelix indicates that perhaps it is Tuvok who is being inflexible in his strict adherence to procedure, and that perhaps if he were to "bend the rules" a little bit, the trainees would respect him more. Tuvok attempts to get to know Dalby socially, though he makes little progress.
Meanwhile, it is discovered that the bioneural circuitry that runs many of the crucial systems on the ship has become infected with disease. Tuvok and The Doctor trace the infectious agent back to a batch of homemade cheese that Neelix had prepared. The Doctor discovers that the only way to kill the microbe is to heat up the bioneural gel packs, essentially giving them a fever to fight the infection. The crew runs the warp core at 80% without going to warp, which produces enough heat to kill the virus; however, it also initiates a pulse surge, causing many power conduits to be blown out.
At that moment, another class is in progress in a cargo bay, but still with little progress in reforming the students. However, when a power conduit blows in the cargo bay, they must work together to get out before the room fills with noxious gas. They succeed, however, one of the trainees is injured in the explosion. Tuvok orders the trainees to leave him behind and save themselves, stating that this is the most tactically sound move. The trainees are angered at his apparent disregard for their friend's life, and initially refuse, but Tuvok forces them out. He then contradicts his own order, going back into the poisonous gas to save the injured crewman, and in the process, succumbs to the gas and passes out. Dalby and the other trainees work together to rescue Tuvok. After the incident is over, Dalby indicates to Tuvok that if he is willing to bend Starfleet protocol to save one of them, perhaps they can bend to accept the Starfleet rules after all.
The episode's principle plotline, dealing with Tuvok and his trainees, was originally devised as a subplot for another episode, until the writers decided that they liked it enough to make it the focus of an episode.[1] The producers of the show were disappointed that Learning Curve became the default season finale due to scheduling issues with the season, describing it as "a run-of-the-mill episode...it wasn't a cliffhanger. It wasn't a season-ender. It had no bang. We just sort of disappeared."[2] Schematics used to construct the sets for this episode were among the items sold off in the It's a Wrap! online auction of Star Trek items.[3]
- ^ Altman, Mark (November 1996) Captains' Logs Supplemental: The Unauthorized Guide to the New Trek Voyages-Entire Deep Space Nine & Voyager History, Little Brown & Co, ISBN 9780316329200, p 147
- ^ Cinefantastique Vol. 28, No. 4/5, p. 75
- ^ STAR TREK: VOY "CARGO BAY DETAIL SCHEMATIC LOT" FROM "LEARNING CURVE" at Star Trek Auction Listings
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OK, here's a strange question.
About 4 years ago, I was having a discussion with a co-worker and he was telling me that he was on a flight into JFK during a heavy thunderstorm. They dropped violently and then the engines punched in and the pilot said they were heading to EWR. When they got off the plane, they saw on the TV that a plane had crashed @ JFK......obviously, Eastern 66.
From my knowledge, a Flying Tigers DC-8 reported a very strong wind shear along the approach to 22L. Then an Eastern L-1011 nearly crashed before heading to EWR. Two more planes landed before Eastern 66 began its ill-fated approach.
So, I'm wondering if my co-worker was on that Eastern L-1011. He said he was coming from the Bahamas. Was the Eastern L-1011 the only divert to EWR before the crash? I couldn't quite tell from the story if they diverted because of weather or the crash itself. Anyone know where that L-1011 was coming from.....because if it was NAS, that would confirm my suspicion.
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Wake Up On Time
Army averages 254 pounds across the line of scrimmage; Stanford outside linebacker Trent Murphy weighs 265. The Black Knights feature a defensive end who checks in at 228 pounds. He lines up alongside a tackle a 247-pound tackle. Simply put, this is a David v. Goliath type of match-up.
Stanford's potential problem: Well, David killed Goliath despite his marked disadvantage. Army will try to overcome the Farm Boys' bruising size through a variety of exotic looks highlighted by their offense's triple option attack and their defense's double-eagle flex scheme.
But regardless of some of the complications that X's and O's may present, the two clubs are ultimately engaging in an inherently physical battle Saturday, and there's a reason why Army has not beaten a ranked team since 1972 while the Cardinal is in the nation's top five. As long as their execution isn't atrocious, Stanford has no business losing this game. The 9 a.m. PDT start on the East Coast is a potential complication. Given the Cardinal's talent edge, it may be the most daunting one.
Pound Them Into Submission
Featuring three down linemen, a pair of outside linebackers, one inside linebacker, two supplementary players around the line on the outside, a duo cornerbacks, and a deep safety, Army's double-eagle flex defensive scheme is certainly funky compared to what Stanford's attack is used to facing. It's best suited to defend against option offenses, though, so the Cardinal's power running game should certainly find its niche on Saturday.
Army tries to make up for its lack of size with defensive quickness, so Stanford's big boys must execute their assignments with matching speed. That generally isn't a problem for an athletic, Shannon Turley-trained front. If they're in position to block, the Farm Boys can pound the Black Knights into submission.
Overcome Cut Blocks
Last season, Army ran the football 88 percent of the time on its way to leading the nation in rushing, averaging 369.8 yards per game. Again, the Black Knights use unconventional techniques to make up for their size disadvantages and set the table for their production. Low cut blocks, designed to take the feet out from underneath larger players, highlight this effort.
"If you play too tall, you'll get chopped down like a tree," Stanford defensive end Josh Mauro said.
Fighting through cut blocks will be a noteworthy challenge for the Cardinal simply because of the front seven's remarkable height. All of the team's leading linemen outside of David Parry reach at least six feet, four inches.
"You don't have a size advantage anymore when you're on the ground," David Shaw astutely observed.
Coaches have been preaching the importance of quick, crisp footwork and technique throughout the week. Cut blocks can pose an injury risk, but only against players who aren't technically sound while facing them. If Stanford doesn't bring Army's hustle to the table Saturday, they'll find themselves in a vulnerable position.
Establish Downfield Confidence
The Pac-12 schedule starts with a bang a week after Saturday when Arizona State visits, so this is the final chance for Stanford to work out some kinks before a physically daunting opponent comes calling. Shaw explained Kevin Hogan's deep ball overthrows against San Jose State were attributed to freshman excitement. No. 8's a redshirt sophomore, but he's only started six career games.
Saturday marks a perfect opportunity for Hogan to fully settle into his rhythm. Army is a fundamentally sound football team, but they are not on Stanford's level athletically. This is a tune-up chance.
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Posts for July, 2011
Anti-seizure medication may pose cognitive risk to patients' children
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that children born to mothers who took the anti-seizure medication valproate sodium or related products during pregnancy have an increased risk of lower cognitive tests scores that children exposed to other anti-seizure medications.
To read the FDA announcement, click here.
Valproate products are FDA-approved drugs used to treat seizures, episodes associated with bipolar disorder and to prevent migrane headaches.
Valpropate products include: valproate sodium (Depacon), divalproex sodium (Depakote, Depakote
CP and Depakote ER), valprioc acid (Depakene and Stavzor) and their generics.
New crib safety standards
Anyone that manufactures or sells baby cribs are required to meet new safety standards approved by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Federal mandatory crib standards have not been updated in 30 years. The CPSC says the new standards will usher in a safer generation of cribs.
The new standards 1) stop the manufacture and sale of traditional drop-side cribs; 2) require stronger mattress supports; 3) requires improved slat strength; 4) requires more durable crib hardware; 5) requires more rigorous testing. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Fourty-eight Milwaukee babies died...
...before reaching their first birthday during the first six months of 2011, according to preliminary information.
Milwaukee has one of the worst infant mortality rates in the nation. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is confronting this issue in a series or articles, which you read by clicking here.
The Milwaukee Health Department recorded a total of 217 deaths in 2009 and 2010. An interactive map tracking Milwaukee infant deaths can be found by clicking here. (1)
Walk to promote breastfeeding
The Milwaukee County Breastfeeding Coalition will host its fourth annual Community Breastfeeding Walk on August 6th.
Registration begins at 8 a.m. at Aurora Sinai Medical Center, 960 N. 12th St. The 1.8 mile walk begins at 9 a.m. ends at the Fondy Farmers Market.
To register and more information, call (414) 229-4135,
Or, click here.
Report: Teen pregnancy, preterm births, infant mortality rates all drop
But eighth graders' drug use and child poverty all rise, according the 2011 "American Children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being."
Among the findings in the massive report, which draws from a group of 22 federal agencies:
Births to girls ages 15 to 17 dropped from 21.7 per 1,000 in 2008 to 20.1 in 2009 »Read Full Blog Post
Preconception care
The time to think about having a baby is before you or your partner get pregnant.
Medline Plus, an on-line source of health news presented by the National Institutes of Health's US National Library of Medicine, is a teriffic source of information about preconception care.
It covers such topics as prepregnancy health, prevention and screening, nutrition, emotional issues, financial issues, conception issues and more.
Click here to visit Medline Plus's Preconception Care web site. (2)
UK study identifies specific birth defects associated with smoking while pregnant
Pregnant women who smoke are much more likely to deliver babies with missing or deformed limbs, clubfoot, cleft palate and gastrointestinal problems than nonsmokers, according to a study that may be the first to identify specific birth defects most associated with smoking.
The study by scientists at University College London was published Monday in the UK journal "Human Reproduction Update," and reported by the Environment News Service
The study's lead author, professor Allan Hackshaw of the UCL Cancer Institute, said the number of women who smoke when pregnant is "staggeringly high" among women under 20. »Read Full Blog Post
Discrimination, stress and infant mortality
The leading cause if infant mortality in Milwaukee is low birth-weight and preterm birth.
In Milwaukee, African American babies are more than twice as likely to die during their first year of life as white babies.
A new study adds to growing field of research that says racial discrimination and stressors associated with poverty raise the risk of delivering early or delivering babies that are too small. »Read Full Blog Post
Video: Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
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Study: Docs keeping very sick babies off life support
In the United States, about six of every 1,000 babies die before their first birthdays -- with more than half of those deaths coming within the first 28 days.
A new study at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Mo., looked at infant deaths in the neonatal intensive care unit from 1999 to 2008. That's about 400 deaths.
About 60% of those infants died when doctors took them off ventilators or otherwise stopped giving life support, and 20% died when medical staff withheld life-prolonging treatment altogether. »Read Full Blog Post
Video: Reduce risk of miscarriage
According to HealthDay TV, by sleeping on your left.
To watch video, click here.
NPR: Rethinking SIDS
A recent report on National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" says most cases of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome are now believed to be caused by unsafe sleep practices.
They are, in other words, preventable.
You can listen and read the NPR report by clicking here. »Read Full Blog Post(17)
Another Milwaukee infant exposed to an unsafe sleep environment dies
A two-month-old boy has died after being placed for a nap on a leather couch, according to a medical examiner's report released Monday.
The infant, Jordan, was placed on a living room couch by his 23-year-old mother on July 12, after his morning bottle.
The mother, using a teddy bear, showed investigators that she placed Jordan on his side, with his face toward the back of the couch, with a blanket placed behind him for support, according the report. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Study: Health disparities among poor children
Among poor children in America, race and ethnicity are strong predictors of health issues, including birth weight, exposure to lead, access to adequate food and medical care.
A new report from the National Center for Children in Poverty, which is a research center at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, takes a deep look at how the health of poor children varies by race and ethnicity.
Among the findings: »Read Full Blog Post(2)
You can help: Cribs for kids
The death earlier this month of a two-month-old boy who had been placed on a leather couch for a nap brought a call from a concerned reader wondering if there isn't some program that provides cribs to families that can't afford one.
Most area hospital provide Pack 'n Plays to new mothers who can't afford one.
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United Way of Greater Milwaukee announced Wednesday it will partner with the City of Milwaukee to fight infant mortality, and kicked off the effort by giving the city $200,000 to expand an intensive home visiting program with a proven track record of saving babies.
The black-to-white infant mortality gap in Milwaukee is among the highest in the nation, the Journal Sentinel has reported in its ongoing series, Empty Cradles. Babies in Milwaukee die at a rate greater than in all but six of the nation's 53 largest cities. Black infants die in Milwaukee at about 2.5 times the white rate.
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Novartis marks 30 year anniversary in transplantation and reinforces continued commitment to organ recipients at ESOT congress
- Novartis reaffirms continued innovation in transplant during anniversary year of breakthrough therapy, ciclosporin
- TRANSFORM trial to be presented[1]: largest ever study of its kind, evaluating Certican® (everolimus) in more than 2,000 kidney transplant recipients, using innovative novel endpoint
- Breadth of data reinforces efficacy and safety profile of Certican and ongoing commitment to improving transplant patients' lives in the long-term
Basel, September 4, 2013 - Demonstrating the strength of its ongoing commitment to improve the lives of transplant patients through innovation, Novartis will present 24 abstracts from its portfolio of transplant therapies at the 16th congress of the European Society of Organ Transplantation (ESOT) in Vienna next week. In the year that marks the 30th anniversary of ciclosporin, Novartis will share its latest data addressing the long-term needs of transplant patients[1],[2]. This includes the innovative TRANSFORM study design, a landmark trial investigating long-term outcomes in kidney transplant recipients treated with Certican[1].
"Having shaped the transplant landscape from the beginning with the discovery of ciclosporin 30 years ago, we remain committed to developing innovative solutions that advance the care of transplant patients," said Dr. Timothy Wright, Global Head Development, Novartis Pharmaceuticals.
Novartis' discovery of the first calcineurin inhibitor (CNI), ciclosporin, was a watershed moment in the history of organ transplantation[3]. Following its approval 30 years ago, ciclosporin improved the one-year kidney graft survival rate from around 50% to more than 80%[4] and CNIs remain the most effective and widely used immunosuppressive agents in organ transplantation today[3].
About Certican and the TRANSFORM study[1]
The landmark TRANSFORM trial is an innovative long-term outcomes study with the potential to change the treatment paradigm for preventing rejection in de novo (first-time) kidney transplant recipients. For the transplant patient, it is no longer just about surviving; it is about living a long and fulfilling life thanks to improved outcomes (reduced risk of mortality and cardiovascular (CV) events, and improved quality of life).
Novartis is committed to improving the lives of patients in the long-term through investment in innovative clinical trials like TRANSFORM, which it is hoped will be at the forefront of the next major evolutionary shift in transplantation.
This global, Phase IV study, the largest ever in de novo kidney transplantation, is designed to evaluate the short- and long-term benefits of Certican plus low dose CNIs in kidney transplantation. The study of more than 2,000 patients will investigate de novo Certican + low dose CNI versus Mycophenolic Acid (MPA) + standard CNI, evaluating renal function and graft outcomes at 12- and 24- months, as well as long-term outcomes up to five years.
The TRANSFORM trial is the first ever kidney transplantation study to evaluate the short- and long-term patient outcome benefits using an innovative and novel endpoint that combines renal function and graft outcome.
Novartis transplant portfolio highlights at ESOT, 8-11 September 2013
Certican in kidney transplant
- The HERAKLES study at 24 month: superior renal function in an everolimus-based CNI-free regimen. O219, Guba, 10 September , 11:20 hrs CEST
- Safety of everolimus in kidney and liver transplantations: does the organ matter? BO262, Kohler, 10 September, 16:05 hrs CEST
- Longer-term efficacy and safety of everolimus in de novo renal transplant recipients. BO145, Watarai, 9 September, 16:20 hrs CEST
- 5-year follow-up on the ZEUS KTx trial: everolimus conversion after CNI withdrawal. BO142, Lehner, 9 September, 16:05 hrs CEST
- HERAKLES at month 24: efficacy and safety of 3 different regimens in de novo renal transplant patients. BO148, Lehner, 9 September, 16:35 CEST
- 12-month outcomes from EVIDENCE trial (Everolimus once-a-day regimen with cyclosporine versus corticosteroid elimination) in adult kidney transplant recipients. O193, Guarisco, 10 September, 8:20 hrs CEST
- Design of CRAD001A2314: a randomised study evaluating everolimus in pediatric renal transplantation. P712, Tönshoff, 8 September, 18:15 - 19:30 hrs CEST
- Search for new endpoints for clinical trials of immunosuppressive drugs in kidney transplantation. P312, Tedesco-Silva, 8 September, 18:15 - 19:30 hrs CEST
- TRANSFORM trial design: effect of everolimus on long-term outcomes after kidney transplantation. P308, Pascual, 8 September, 18:15 - 19:30 hrs CEST
- Outcome on renal function of everolimus conversion in maintenance KTx patients: 4 years APOLLO trial. P271, Rhat, 8 September, 18:15 - 19:30 hrs CEST
Certican in liver and non-kidney transplant
- Sustained better renal function with everolimus and reduced tacrolimus in liver transplantation. BAC04 (Abstract Challenge Presentation) BAC - Best Abstract Challenge, Saliba, 9 September, 11:40 hrs CEST
- mTOR inhibition and evolution of urinary protein excretion in non-renal transplant recipients. O192, Junge, 10 September, 08:10 hrs CEST
- Efficacy and safety of everolimus-facilitated tacrolimus reduction versus standard tacrolimus. O277, De Simone, 10 September, 17:20 hrs CEST
- A rational approach to quantify the mTOR treatment effect in liver transplant recipients. O194, Junge, 10 September, 08:30 hrs CEST
- The PROTECT Study: sustained superior renal function in liver transplant recipients after 35 months with everolimus monotherapy vs. calcineurin inhibitor-based therapy. O275, Sterneck, 10 September, 17:00 hrs CEST
- Early calcineurin inhibitors avoidance improves renal function in de novo heart transplant recipients: the results of a randomized controlled trial (SCHEDULE trial) O076, Gude, 9 September, 11:40 hrs CEST
- Long-term therapy with everolimus in heart transplant recipients: two-years results of the CERTIC Registry. O195, Brusa, 10 September, 8:40 hrs CEST
- Cardiovascular events with de novo use of everolimus in heart transplant recipients. O073, Potena, 9 September, 11:10 hrs CEST
- Early vs delayed everolimus introduction in heart transplantation: analysis of safety on the first 100 patients of the EVERHEART study. BO225, Boffini, 10 September, 16:15 hrs CEST
- Design of the H2307 study: everolimus with reduced tacrolimus in living donor liver transplantation. P571, Junge, 8 September, 18:15 - 19:30 hrs CEST
- Design of H2305: a prospective study evaluating everolimus in pediatric liver transplantation. P717, Ganschow, 8 September, 18:15 - 19:30 hrs CEST
Pipeline and additional data
- Drug-drug interaction assessment to guide optimal use of hepatitis c antivirals with immunosuppressants. P066, Barve, 8 September, 18:15 - 19:30 hrs CEST
- Efficacy and safety of the pkc-inhibitor sotrastaurin in de novo liver transplant recipients. O278, Pascher, 8 September, 19:30 hrs CEST
- Progression of fibrosis in HCV+ liver transplant recipients treated with cyclosporine or tacrolimus. O279, Nevens, 10 September, 17:40 hrs CEST
About Certican (everolimus)
Everolimus is one of the most-extensively studied immunosuppressants in solid organ transplantation with more than 10,000 transplant recipients enrolled in Novartis-sponsored clinical trials worldwide[5]. Under the trade name Certican®, it is approved in more than 90 countries to prevent organ rejection for renal and heart transplant patients, and in addition, is approved in the EU and other countries worldwide to prevent organ rejection for liver transplant patients. In the U.S., under the trade name Zortress®, the drug is approved for the prophylaxis of organ rejection in adult patients at low-moderate immunologic risk receiving a kidney transplant, and is also approved in adult patients following a liver transplant.
Everolimus is also available from Novartis in different dosage strengths and for different uses in non-transplant patient populations under the brand names Afinitor® and Votubia®. It is also exclusively licensed to Abbott and sublicensed to Boston Scientific for use in drug-eluting stents.
Not all indications are available in every country. As an investigational compound, the safety and efficacy profile of everolimus has not yet been established outside the approved indications. Because of the uncertainty of clinical trials, there is no guarantee that everolimus will become commercially available for additional indications anywhere else in the world.
The foregoing release contains forward-looking statements that can be identified by terminology such as "continued," "commitment," "ongoing," "will," "committed," "potential," "hope," "designed to," or similar expressions, or by express or implied discussions regarding potential new indications or labeling for everolimus or regarding potential future revenues from everolimus. You should not place undue reliance on these statements. Such forward-looking statements reflect the current views of management regarding future events, and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results with everolimus to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such statements. There can be no guarantee that everolimus will be approved for any additional indications or labeling in any market. Nor can there be any guarantee that everolimus will achieve any particular levels of revenue in the future. In particular, management's expectations regarding everolimus could be affected by, among other things, unexpected clinical trial results, including unexpected new clinical data and unexpected additional analysis of existing clinical data; unexpected regulatory actions or delays or government regulation generally; unexpected manufacturing issues; the company's ability to obtain or maintain patent or other proprietary intellectual property protection; competition in general; government, industry and general public pricing pressures; the impact that the foregoing factors could have on the values attributed to the Novartis Group's assets and liabilities as recorded in the Group's consolidated balance sheet, and other risks and factors referred to in Novartis AG's current Form 20-F on file with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Should one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those anticipated, believed, estimated or expected. Novartis is providing the information in this press release as of this date and does not undertake any obligation to update any forward-looking statements contained in this press release as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
About Novartis
Novartis provides innovative healthcare solutions that address the evolving needs of patients and societies. Headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, Novartis offers a diversified portfolio to best meet these needs: innovative medicines, eye care, cost-saving generic pharmaceuticals, preventive vaccines and diagnostic tools, over-the-counter and animal health products. Novartis is the only global company with leading positions in these areas. In 2012, the Group achieved net sales of USD 56.7 billion, while R&D throughout the Group amounted to approximately USD 9.3 billion (USD 9.1 billion excluding impairment and amortization charges). Novartis Group companies employ approximately 131,000 full-time-equivalent associates and operate in more than 140 countries around the world. For more information, please visit http://www.novartis.com.
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[1] Pascual J, Chadban S, Citterio F et al. TRANSFORM trial design: Effect of everolimus on long-term outcomes after kidney transplantation. Abstract presented at: 16th European Society of Organ Transplantation Congress, Vienna, Sept 2013.
[2] Watarai Y. Longer-term efficacy and safety of everolimus in de novo renal transplant recipients. Abstract presented at: 16th European Society of Organ Transplantation Congress, Vienna, Sept 2013.
[3] Rush D. The impact of calcineurin inhibitors on graft survival. Transplant Rev (Orlando) 2013 Jul;27(3):93-5. doi: 10.1016/j.trre.2013.04.003. Epub 2013 Jun 3.
[4] Calne RY. "It can't be done". Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award. Nature Med 2012;18(10):xxii-xxv.
[5] Novartis Pharma AG, Data on File.
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Dental hygiene (diploma)
- Course Type: Undergraduate
- CAO Course Code: TR802
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- Duration: 2 Year(s) Full Time
- Award: Diploma
- Specific Entry Requirements: See requirements
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This is a restricted entry course. Applications must be submitted by 1 February 2016.
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What is a Dental hygienist?
The dental hygienist works closely with other dental team members and healthcare professionals. Patients must first be examined by a dentist who will then indicate the treatment to be carried out by the dental hygienist. The dental hygienist focuses on preventative oral care for both children and adults, including those with special needs. Dental hygienists treat patients in the clinical setting to prevent or control periodontal (gum) disease and dental decay. They also engage in oral health promotional activities with individuals, targeted groups and other health care teams, providing advice and counselling in relation to diet and lifestyle habits such as smoking.
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If you have an interest in working in oral health, and particularly preventative oral health, then this course is right for you. You will need to be able to develop good patient care skills, so an empathic personality and good communication skills are important. You need to be a good team player and show initiative to achieve the best for people in your care.
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After qualifying as a dental hygienist you will be able to:
- Describe the role of the dental hygienist and function within a dental team in oral health promotion and the provision of primary health care
- Plan, implement and evaluate oral educational activities for groups and individuals
- Carry out procedures to measure and assess the levels of oral health and oral hygiene
- De-bride and polish the teeth
- Place fissure sealants
- Apply fluoride-containing preparations and desensitising agents to the teeth
- Recognise abnormalities in the mouth and inform the dentist
- Take dental radiographs
- Administer local anaesthetic for dental hygiene procedures
- Place temporary dressings and re-cement crowns temporarily
Assessment is by a combination of written assessments and examinations, objective structured clinical examination (OSCE), a community-based health education project, competence tests in various clinical procedures, completion of various logbooks, clinical credits demonstrating a reasonable level of patient care, and a final written and clinical examination.
The Diploma in Dental Hygiene conferred by Trinity entitles graduates to register immediately after graduation as a dental hygienist on the Register of the Irish Dental Council. This registration is mandatory for working as a dental hygienist in Ireland.
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text: Poll Question: What did (do) you miss eating or drinking most during pregnancy? Alcohol Soft/unpasteurized cheeses Certain fish/sushi Rare steak Coffee Results Loading ... MORE POLLSNEXT POLL Tell us what you think! Click here to cancel reply. Oops! It looks like you forgot to enter a comment. 160 comments Click here for older comments » sshine7 says: July 27, 2012 at 9:38 pm I pick coffee because that was my everyday drink but I really do miss those occasional drinks with my friends. I should have pick alcohol 🙁 Reply Amanda PeGan says: July 26, 2012 at 8:01 pm Six months to go and then I want a whole pot of coffee to myself! Reply Marty says: July 23, 2012 at 11:39 am I feel exhausted every morning when I get out of bed and just can't seem to get myself geared up for work like I used to before I was pregnant. Coffee has definately been the hardest thing to give up! Reply TracyL says: July 20, 2012 at 6:43 pm i Love Pepsi's i Miss That Reply Emilyhope1323 says: July 16, 2012 at 11:37 pm I was torn between alcohol and rare steak, but I picked alcohol. I'm missing the option to have a cold beer on a hot day or drinks with the girls. But it's definitely worth it! =) Reply Kelsey Mink says: June 26, 2012 at 7:43 am maybe try caffeine free pepsi or MUG root beer is caffeine free? Reply Kelsey Mink says: June 26, 2012 at 7:42 am wow this is crazy.. im glad i dont drink alcohol even when im not pregnant.. i had my phase and it just isnt worth it to me anymore.. i understand an occasional daquri (if your not pregnant) but there is no reason for people to get drunk.. its just irresponsible… that being said.. i guess my poll vote is biased because i love cheese (queso and chips is the best thing ever) and i dont like fish, steak, alcohol, or coffee. I never really drank caffeine before my pregnancy because i am an athlete and it messes with my heart but i do love tea and have put that to a hault entirely until baby is born. Reply Seity says: June 24, 2012 at 10:09 am Alcohol, I don't give anything else up. Reply Silverbohemian says: June 21, 2012 at 11:43 pm i miss tea soooo much! it was like one of my main food groups lol Reply CiaraAshlee says: June 21, 2012 at 1:31 pm i miss my sushii.! Reply signs4him says: June 13, 2012 at 10:32 am I know! I feel the same way! Thankfully my Dr told me that the occasional cup of coffee was ok (and I only drank coffee occasionally before I was pregnant). I've told my husband that after the baby comes he's taking me out for a dinner of rare steak, sushi, and the largest cocktail I can get my hands on. Reply Misty says: June 12, 2012 at 11:20 pm there's always the "pump and dump" Reply meredith says: June 12, 2012 at 12:31 am Where was the all of the above choice? Reply fyffewife09 says: June 11, 2012 at 8:38 pm I do miss alcohol, and a few friends have been getting sushi for lunch, which I would love to try. But, I really do miss eating a juicy rare steak. I don't even want to order/cook any since it has to be completely cooked. But, my baby is worth putting those things off! <3 Reply Jessica says: June 8, 2012 at 4:25 pm I don't drink a lot of alcohol, but a margarita just about now sounds yummy! But what I really miss is caffeine, I love dark sodas 🙁 Reply Melinda says: May 30, 2012 at 1:40 pm I miss red wine the most, but I miss rare steak and sushi as well a lot. Reply Sparklefairy252 says: May 24, 2012 at 5:14 pm I love sushi, but I miss my soda :0( Reply Keyraliz says: May 23, 2012 at 11:53 am I am still cannot stand for fish smell… and has passed 3 months!! Since I am coming from a Caribbean Island I was so used to eat fish and seafood, and since pregnancy, neither the smell I can stand for… Reply Sharee says: May 16, 2012 at 11:58 am lolz its ok we not alcholics we jus need a sip thats all. i know i do Reply Sharee says: May 16, 2012 at 11:57 am i'm not a heavy drinker at all. i occasionally do drink tho… sometimes you jus need a lil drink.. nope gotta wait past new years.. i can't drink for my birthday nor new years. Those are the 2 biggest occassions you would have a drink Reply Mrs. says: May 14, 2012 at 1:09 pm I miss sushi and red wine. Just not combined together. Haha. Reply demi says: May 8, 2012 at 6:59 pm I miss cheese! haha Reply Mommy11/30/12 says: May 4, 2012 at 8:03 pm I miss caffeine in general. Reply Mary Mullard says: April 28, 2012 at 8:44 pm same here Reply Martha Navarro says: April 15, 2012 at 2:10 pm shocked to find out almost half of the pregnant women miss drinking alcohol, I have to admit I am one of those parents. And now that I am breas feeding I still havent had a zip, and I do miss drinking at least one drink. Reply Click here for older comments » Share Pin it! Tweet E-mail About Baby Polls Was/is your baby breech? Are you going to find out the sex of your baby before he/she is born? More About Baby Polls About You Polls How often have you had (did you have) sex during your pregnancy? Have you experienced "pregnancy brain" while pregnant? More About You Polls Baby Names Polls Which female athlete would you name your daughter after? Which movie star's name would you choose for your daughter? More Baby Names Polls Eating Habits Polls What did (do) you miss eating or drinking most during pregnancy? Are you eating a vegetarian diet during your pregnancy? 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JUST 3 1/2 HOURS into its first full day of deliberations, a Philadelphia jury convicted a former public-school teacher yesterday of raping his daughter over an eight-year span.
Sumo Dukulah, 40, showed no reaction when the jury foreman announced "guilty" to all the charges Dukulah faced: rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, unlawful contact with a minor, rape of a child, child endangerment and corruption of a minor.
Dukulah, who taught at L.P. Hill Elementary School in Strawberry Mansion when he was arrested last April, faces a mandatory minimum of 10 to 20 years in state prison when he is sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Gwendolyn Bright on Aug. 29.


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Another week has now been completed in this 2012 year and this week once again proved to be memorable.
We saw Lionel Messi win his third straight Ballon d'Or, among other interesting stories.
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Woolman Staff
Gray Horwitz, Head of School
In guiding Woolman, Gray hopes to foster experiential learning, caring communities, acceptance and Quaker values. Having been involved with Quakerism from a young age has helped Gray develop a deep appreciation for Quaker Education. After attending Oberlin College, where he graduated with a B.A. in Physics, he worked at The Boys Club in Harlem creating and directing STEM programs for elementary, middle and high schoolers. Following that, Gray worked at The Island School, a semester school in The Bahamas, teaching placed-based math. His work there led him to seek out other semester schools and, eventually, led him to Woolman. After teaching Environmental Science for two years, Gray undertook the Head of School role.
Carl Sigmond, Operations Manager
Carl grew up in a progressive family and community in Philadelphia, PA, and was an active leader in Quaker youth programs, both regionally and nationally. He attended the Spring 2009 Woolman Semester, an experience that changed his life. He fell in love with the community and land here at Woolman and dreamed of coming back. After attending Haverford College, where he majored in Computer Science and developed an independent minor in Quaker Studies, Carl returned to Woolman in August 2013 to give back to a place that gave him so much. For the 2013-14 academic year, Carl was our Media and Technology Intern and the co-teacher of our Peace Studies Documentary Class. He became our Operations Manager in June 2014. In his free time, you might find Carl exploring the woods of Woolman's 230-acre campus or relaxing (or eating) with an episode of Democracy Now!.
Emily Wheeler, Program Director
Emily was born and raised in northern Vermont where she learned the terms "democracy" and "capitalism" at the age of 10 from giant puppets on the stages of the political theater organization Bread & Puppet. Wondering why these words/concepts/institutions didn't show up again until the college classroom, Emily developed a deep longing for more accessible radical education. As an educator, time in the woods has always been important to Emily and she sees the dire need to cultivate healthy relationships to self and the world via nature-connection. She is devoted to improving access to educational opportunities for all youth across the country and world.
Brianna Beyrooty, Admissions and Outreach Director
Coming from a suburb of Los Angeles, small communities and nature have always enticed her. Brianna joined Woolman as Admissions and Outreach Director after holding a few different roles here at Sierra Friends Center. Starting as a camp Counselor Brianna fell in love with the Quaker Community, enjoying the breathtaking landscape and the humans that inhabit it; Moving forward Brianna became Teen Camp Coordinator, and then enjoyed a season working on Woolman's Educational Garden. Sierra Friends Center- in any facet- is one where Brianna feels at home and welcomed. She is overjoyed to share with others what Woolman has to offer and hopes others find a home here as well.
Amelia Nebenzahl, Global Thinking Teacher
Amelia is originally from Massachusetts and throughout the years she has come to find a home in many places around the world. She has studied International Relations and Peace Education at both the bachelor and master's levels and is thrilled to be putting her expertise, passion, and experiences into practice at Woolman. Amelia feels driven by passion and responsibility to engage in the deconstruction of systems of oppression on a global and local level, particularly education systems, and to stand in solidarity with those striving for true justice and equity. She believes that relationships are at the core of creating a peaceful society and thus loves fostering both person to person as well as person to land relationships at Woolman. In the past she has led community service and cultural immersion programs for high school students in Senegal, Ghana, Rwanda, and India. She enjoys being in the outdoors and always gets a kick out of learning words in new languages. Amelia finds immense hope in the spirit, ideas, and motivation of Woolman students and trusts that they will bring great change to the world in their own unique ways.
Andrew J. Sellery, Ceramics Instructor
Born and raised in sunny Southern Ca. Andrew moved to the Grass Valley area with his family of two boys in 1990. The ocean his back yard growing up, he soon fell in love with the Yuba River and has been an active member of SYRCL which looks after the health and well being of the river. Working in clay has been his primary passion since childhood. Growing up in a family of artists, freedom of expression was always supported. He has worked as a scenic artist for Warner Bros., taught pottery in private studios, and was the Art Dept.Tech for Sierra College from 2005-2010. He first felt the magic of Woolman in 2002 during a woodfire event held annually on the campus of Woolman. To teach here has been his dream for many years, and is now realized ! He looks forward to creating a safe place for personal expression, artistic growth, and a deeper connection to Mother Earth.
Hilary Ellis-Lavigne, Nonviolent Communication Teacher
Hilary came to Woolman in 2006 as an intern. She now teaches Nonviolent Communication, has worked many hours in the kitchen and the garden, still cooks for camp and other events, and is also Woolman's housekeeper. Prior to her Woolman days she worked as a professional actress, an Outward Bound Instructor and a white water raft guide. She was co-owner and operator of G.A.I.N. Inc. (Growth and Adventure in Nature), an outdoor adventure team-building business. She was born in Yaddlethorpe, England, grew up in Derbyshire, rescued worms from the garden pond, bred rats and guinea pigs, walked dogs, and rode horses and motorcycles. She rode a Honda 500/4 all around Eastern and Western Europe before the wall came down and then happened to be in Berlin when that amazing event happened. She lives on campus with her two children, Shendo and Sebastian, and never wants to leave.
Lisa Putkey, Peace Studies Teacher
Lisa is excited to be learning, creating, and dreaming with the Woolman community. She comes to this community on Nisenan land most recently from Costa Rica where she got her masters in Peace Education at the United Nations University for Peace. Before that, she lived, worked and organized in Chimayó, New Mexico. There she made deep friendships and sought to support grassroots resistance, education and mobilization efforts for environmental justice and healing from the US theft of the sacred Jemez Mountains from the Northern Pueblo Peoples for the Manhattan Project and continued operation of the UC run Los Alamos Nuclear Weapons Laboratory. Prior to this, Lisa worked as a Scoville Peace Fellow in the national DC office of Peace Action Education Fund collaborating with multi-issue, multi-generational activists and educators nationally and internationally to organize peace and disarmament conferences, workshops, trainings, direct actions and demonstrations focused on amplifying youth and community voices omitted from mainstream nuclear narratives. Prior to DC Lisa worked with United Healthcare Workers West representing convalescent home workers, and then as a community organizer with ACORN in Oakland. She graduated in 2008 from the University of California at Berkeley with a B.A. in Peace and Conflict Studies.
Nicole Esclamado, Intern Program Coordinator and Kitchen Manager
Nicole graduated from Harvey Mudd College with a B.S. in Biology and four years of work in a bioengineering lab. After sneaking peaks into the microscopic worlds that thrive within and around us, she became hooked on the mysterious ebb and flow of life. She left the lab to continue exploring these connections that shape and shift our vitality. She worked at a sustainable living and environment education center in Costa Rica, the Regenerative Design Institute in Bolinas, California, and Round the Bend Farm in Massachusetts. She first came to Woolman to teach math and art, connect with the wonderous landscape of the Sierra Nevada foothills, and live with brilliant, hilarious, and curious people. She now is the intern program coordinator and kitchen manager. And for fun she walks her goats around campus, plays with her pups, studies functional medicine and nutrition, and practices listening through her hands with craniosacral therapy.
Charlotte Lippincott, Farm to Table Manager
Charlotte comes to Woolman with immense excitement to explore our food system and celebrate our food stories! She spent much of her childhood joyfully, partially submerged in the Chesapeake Bay. Her experience working on organic farms and studying sociology and environmental studies at Guilford College have instilled in her a deep curiosity for the natural, social and political systems that we are all consciously and unconsciously a part of. She is excited to be a part of a community striving to co-create a safer space for justice, healing, growth and gratitude, and sees the garden as a perfect place for all of those values to be practiced and embodied. She loves art, soil, learning, and hard work.
Jared (Red) Feola, Maintenance Staff
After spending four years exploring outside the US, teaching, traveling, volunteering and learning about permaculture and sustainability, Red feels right at home at Woolman. A community member since 2009, he strives to continue learning the skills necessary for becomming self sufficient. Red's passions include spending time outdoors, hiking at the Yuba, playing music and soccer, and enjoying the satisfaction of a hard day's work.
Ellis Garvin, Maintenance Staff
Ellis found a home at Woolman in 2015, and immediately fell in love with the people and the beauty of the land. As one of the maintenance staff on a campus with 140 acres and 47 buildings, there is never a dull moment! In addition to his tool boxes, Ellis brings to Woolman a deep love of people, based on his life journey; starting with a spiritual quest to India at age 15, and later incorporating decades of personal growth and social justice work. After more than 30 years investigating human nature, Ellis is a firm believer in the inherent goodness and deep interconnectedness of all people. He is both proud and grateful to call Woolman home.


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These patterned medallions created using vivid, intense hues and scattered over a solid ground have an aboriginal essence. There is a definite rhythm and eye-popping explosion of energy connected with this graphic collection. Larger medallions are about 8 1/4" wide, 'Medallion' from the 'Origins' collection by Jennifer Young for Benartex.


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Bernard Hopkins grabbed the boxing glove off the table and raised it to his face.
This, Hopkins declared, was no longer a glove. It was a hat. With one hand, he tossed the glove into the air and it plopped onto the table.
It was the 48-year-old's way to say he was throwing his hat into the ring of conversation of possible May opponents for Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Boxing's biggest draw and the world's richest athlete needs a foil. Who better, Hopkins said, than the sport's oldest-ever world champion?
"We are the special ones," he said.
Hopkins defends his IBF light heavyweight title Oct. 26 in Atlantic City. A possible fight with Mayweather is not a distraction, he said, but instead more incentive to beat Karo Murat.


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Back-to-school open house
ORIENTATION: Gothenburg Public Schools and the Gothenburg Chamber of Commerce hosted a Back-To-School Night Aug. 13 with 28 businesses and organizations offering services and giveaways on Main Street (right).
Games for kids, orientations and classroom visits for students were also offered. Left, the Ricley family visits with second-grade teacher Justin Dowdy (far right). Pictured are Stephanie, Logan, Brigham and second-grader Hayden Ricley.
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it is a term that that was used by land owners to call there manservents, originating from being unfullfilled.
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