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This apple aluminium keyboard keeps giving me static electricity shocks! Think I need to find a plastic keyboard for winter…
Getting our first email newsletter organised. Been so busy doing it for others, finally put the foot down and made time for us!
MYOB releases web-based accounting package http://is.gd/c5gZY
I heard this project was toast, but it looks like we might have Project Natal early! http://bit.ly/cAC4u2
Setting the default font in Apple Mail is not a simple process. *sigh*
"This tune we're too busy to hear will not be played again" Beautiful post by @zeldman: http://bit.ly/c26rXH (via @davegreiner) <- Just wow
Today: I am planning to be spontaneous!
Why did Myer pick Mackay over Rockhampton? http://bit.ly/9PnecM Mining wives perhaps?
Whoops! Left something on the freezer on Friday afternoon that didn't survive the weekend! http://twitpic.com/1mjclh
Great blog post on adding new features without a compelling reason: http://is.gd/bY8lT (Bad language warning)
Yay! Adobe finally released a fix for the Fireworks crash-on-exit bug on OSX…
Google tweaks it search results pages: http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/google-revamps-search-logo-20100506-ubzq.html


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George Henry Abbott
An early graduate of the University of Sydney (BA 1888, MB ChM 1891), George Henry Abbott was a Fellow of Senate from 1919 to 1929.
(1867 - 1942)
BA MB ChM Sydney
Fellow of Senate 1919 - 1929
His student days at the University of Sydney
Abbott passed the University of Sydney matriculation exams in 1886, won the Kenwick scholarship for general proficiency, Dr Haswell's prize for zoology and the Deas Thomson scholarship for natural science (1886).
He graduated BA with first class honours in chemistry and botany in 1888, and MB ChM in 1891.
His career
Abbott was a foundation Fellow of the Royal Australian College of Surgeons and was associated with Royal Price Alfred Hospital. South Sydney Hospital, and the Western Suburbs Hospital.
He was Lecturer in Clinical Surgery at the University of Sydney from 1911 to 1928.
He died in November 1942, aged 75.
From the 'Sydney Morning Herald' 13 November 1942, and the 'Centenary Book of the Faculty of Medicine'
His membership of Senate
Abbott was a Fellow elected by the graduates from 1919 to 1929.

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Past Issues
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District News - January-February 2012
District News - January-February 2012
Associate Editors:
Southern District
Jeffrey J. Taylor
Associate Editor
313 Main Street N.E.
P.O. Box 307
Mapleton, MN 56065-0307
It is likely true that the only constant in this mortal coil is change. Some changes are joyful, as the following report reflects. Fresh Faces in Good Places Southern Minnesota Orthodontics (SMO) in Mankato has welcomed a new associate. Dr.
Christopher Vaubel
has joined the group of Drs.
John Kanyusik
Tim Swanson
, and
Carlin Wiemers
. Chris is a native of Mapleton. Dr. Kanyusik has hinted that the group started to recruit Chris when Chris was a patient in their practice. Evidently it pays to plan ahead!
Chris' many educational achievements include a B.A. from Gustavus Adolphus, D.D.S. and M.S. from the University of Minnesota, and his orthodontics residency there as well. Activities outside of dentistry include rock climbing, skiing, and farming. Chris is also a respectable bagpiper, and formerly took pipe lessons from another Southern District D.D.S.,
Bill Dobbs
(another Mapleton lad as well!). As a matter of fact, the local girls say that both Chris and Bill look pretty sexy wearing their kilts! Chris is practicing (orthodontics, not necessarily the bagpipes) at the SMO office in Mankato and also at their office in Fairmont (formerly Dr.
Wayne Sletten
's Fairmont office). Come to think of it, it may be possible to straighten teeth with bagpipe music!
Dr. Kanyusik will be finishing treatment on his current patients and plans to practice for "the next couple of years". John also plans to continue teaching at the U of M in their Orthodontics Department as well as teaching abroad with Health Volunteers Overseas. I am personally hoping to be able to enjoy John's professional talents and friendship for an "interminable" amount of time.
Remembering John Sawyer
Some changes are profoundly mournful. The Southern District lost a jewel in November.
John Sawyer
was a friend, resource, and greatly esteemed colleague to many of us. I have included his obituary below. It is a reflection of how a devoted and honorable man can make a difference in rural Minnesota.
"Dr. John Dwayne Sawyer, age 73, passed away Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at his home. Memorial services were held Monday, December 5 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Blue Earth. [Web tributes may be left for the family at
or at
"John was born on July 4, 1938 in Minot, North Dakota. He was the son f Russell and Naomi (Strege) Sawyer, and was raised in Fessenden, North Dakota. He graduated from Fessenden High School in 1956 and attended NDSU in Fargo, North Dakota from 1956-1959. He graduated from the University of Iowa Dental School on June 7, 1963. The next day, June 8, 1963, he married Martha "Marty" Wilson in Des Moines, Iowa. They lived for two years at Ft. Bragg, NC where John was a captain in the US Army Dental Corps. They moved to Blue Earth, MN in July, 1965, where they raised their family and enjoyed a family dental practice for 46 years.
"During his life in Blue Earth, John worked with the following boards and organizations: Blue Earth Area Chamber of Commerce (Community Service Award), Blue Earth Area Kiwanis Club (Hixon Award), Christmas Wonderland, Boy Scouts (Silver Beaver Award), St. Luke's Lutheran Care Center, Blue Earth HRA, City Charter Commission, United Way, Sertoma
Club (Service to Mankind Award), Blue Earth Industrial Service Organization Board, and Trinity Lutheran Church.
"John is survived by his wife,
, daughter
, sons
, and their families. John was a passionate golfer and fisherman, loved watching sports and playing cards,
and was a terrific husband, father, and grandfather. He enjoyed his dental patients and staff. He will be greatly missed by his family, friends, patients, and staff. John enjoyed being a promoter for community activities and keeping Blue Earth viable."
Well done, good and faithful Servant!
Minnesota Mission of Mercy Update
MnMOM will be held August 16-19, 2012 at the Verizon Wireless Center in downtown Mankato. August 16 will be the set-up date; treatment dates are August 17-18, and tear down date is August 19. Targeted goal is 2,000 patient encounters, providing $1 million worth of free dental care. Information is viewable on the MDA website in the MN Mission
of Mercy section. Dr.
Alejandro Aguirre
) is the MnMOM Program chair. Dr.
Stephen Litton
) is president of the MN Dental Foundation. These folks are working to accumulate approximately $225,000 in cash and in-kind donations to set up a temporary 100-chair clinic, obtaining dental and administrative supplies, and supporting 1,000 volunteers. As a communication received from the Foundation states, "This project IS NOT A SOLUTION for the barriers to care, but it will help children and adults with dental pain and/or infection; it will raise awareness of the barriers to dental care faced by low income individuals; and it will challenge patients, state policymakers, and dental professionals to work together to improve the oral health of all Minnesota residents."
Kindly discuss the MnMOM with your staff to determine their interest. The Southern District plans to work with Dr. Aguirre and all the others to make this event both successful and meaningful.
JT's Personal Projects
1. Organize all the news received from fellow Southern District members.
2. Start my Christmas letter for 2012.
3. Send in my increased fee schedule for Delta Dental to approve.
4. Go mountain climbing with Chris Vaubel here in Mapleton.
Northeastern District
Gary Hedin
Associate Editor
324 W. Superior Street, Suite 828
Duluth, MN 55802
Roast Oase and Other Delicacies
You've waited for months, and finally it's time to settle into your easy chair with a nice cup of coffee to see what is happening in the Northeastern District.
The December NEDDS meeting was held at Northland Country Club in Duluth, a change of venue over the last several meetings. Our featured speakers were four physicians from the local medical community, speaking on a wide variety of topics.
Dan Zelen
spoke about current topics in radiology,
Peter Goldschmidt
gave a presentation about carpal tunnel,
Wade Kubat
discussed perioral rejuvenation, and
Peter Franklin
talked about sleep apnea. All four physicians did an excellent job covering a lot of information in a fairly short period of time, and it was nice to have some interaction professionally with our medical colleagues.
Following the continuing education portion of the meeting, a special lunch and award presentation took place. The honoree was our own
Rick Oase
, who received the Guest of Honor Award. This is given annually to a dentist from the Northeastern District who has demonstrated characteristics such as leadership, participation, continued learning, mentoring colleagues, and generally good sportsmanship. Rick was "lightly roasted" by friends and colleagues during the presentation, and was joined by his wife Barb and many family members for this special event. Please congratulate Rick the next time you see him out and about.
This year was the debut of a new format for the annual Northeastern District Christmas Party, held at Northland Country Club. Many thanks to
Chris Carlson
for his hard work in setting up a completely new kind of party this year. The evening began with conversation, cocktails, appetizers and Michael Patterson's deft touch on the piano. This was followed by some really good food, followed by dessert, and possibly more cocktails. This is where things got interesting… We had a company based out of the metro area come up and set up several different casino-style games. They provided the dealers and the "funny [i.e., fake] money", and we provided some card sharks, some who didn't know an ace from a third molar, and generally a bunch of people having a lot of fun. People could purchase additionally "funny money" with their own real money, which was given as charitable contributions to three area organizations. With their winnings, participants could get tickets to try to win a variety of prizes donated by local businesses and dental supply companies through a raffle. Prizes included things like free rounds of golf, a case of wine, UMD hockey tickets, DSSO tickets, free dental supplies, and a fishing charter. There were probably 30 different items, and many people went home winning something. Special thanks to
Curt Wilson
from Patterson Dental Supply,
Ryan Muhlbauer
from Henry Schein, and
Matthew Mackey
from Holt Dental Supply for some very generous donations! We will be looking for feedback about the evening to gauge whether folks are interested in trying a casino night again. Please let us know what you thought. Until next time!
Northwestern District
John E. Lueth
Associate Editor
P.O.Box 310
Bemidji, MN 56619
Dental Town Hall Meetings in the Northwestern District
The 2011 legislative session was the most successful for the MDA in history, and this was partly due to the Northwestern District Town Hall Meetings in December of 2010. Because this coming 2012 legislative session will be just as important to dentistry and our patients, the Northwestern District once again sponsored these opportunities for legislators to meet their constituent dentists, who had the opportunity to dialogue with their legislative representatives, educating and informing them about our profession, our issues, the challenges and barriers to providers and patients, and to express dentistry's concerns.
This year two Dental Town Hall Meetings were conducted. On Tuesday, December 6 in Erskine, Minnesota, legislators from Districts 1 and 2B were invited to meet with their dentists. This was followed directly on its heels by the Thursday, December 8 gathering in Bemidji with invitations to legislators from Districts 2B, 4A and 4B.
Sharing conversation over dinner and afterwards, each Town Hall Meeting engaged the senators and representatives regarding the general issues confronting dentistry as the dentist constituents saw them, as well as focusing on three specific priorities of the MDA's legislative agenda for the coming session. The legislators heard from officers of the district about the MDA's positions on dental laboratory mandatory registration, temporary licensure for out-of-state volunteers, and state health program transparency and accountability. The upcoming Mission of Mercy program was described as well, particularly emphasizing the Mission of Mercy talking points:
The Minnesota Dental Association has organized the Mission of Mercy to…
1. Provide free dental care, especially to patients with dental infections and/or pain.
2. Raise awareness of the barriers to dental care faced by low-income adults and children.
3. Challenge patients, state policymakers, and dental professionals to work together to improve all Minnesota residents' oral health
Educating the policy makers that…
1. Emergency and charity care is expensive, limited in effectiveness, and treatment of last resort. Dentists do serve their communities.
2. Oral health is critical to overall health, and ensuring residents have proper dental care is important to our state economically and socially
3. The MDA looks forward to working with lawmakers on viable, bipartisan "Healthy Choices" for reducing barriers to dental care across the state.
Four legislators and six dentists met in Erskine, Minnesota. Two legislators and 11 dentists gathered in Bemidji.
Roger Sjulson
acted as host and, after introductions around the
room, the Mission of Mercy project was described and brochures passed around. Many good questions were asked by the legislators, and they responded positively to the MDA's
efforts to conduct the M.O.M.
After describing the role of volunteers involved in an M.O.M., we discussed the role of dentists and hygienists from outside of our state who will wish to attend, and we informed the legislators of the MDA's desire to work with the legislature to pass legislation allowing temporary licensing. The legislators responded positively to this intent as well.
From volunteerism and the M.O.M. events, the discussion was next directed toward the Lab Bill. We put forth the MDA position that, although there are portions of the bill with which we are in agreement, the MDA could not support the bill as it currently stands.
Lastly, we talked about the State Health Program Transparency and Accountability issue. The dentists emphasized to the legislators that the MDA is currently working, and
will continue to work, with a broad coalition of Minnesota provider organizations to advocate with both the legislative and executive branches for greater transparency, better scrutiny of profi tability, and outside independent audits for managed care health plans that provide services with taxpayer money. The coalition's position is that if health plans profit from state programs, these profits should be returned to those who provide the state program health care services.
When given the opportunity to provide the dentists with their own requests of dentists or the dental community, to a person the legislators were receptive to their dentist constituents contacting them at any time to keep them informed. One Republican emphasized that issues brought forth by the large group (such as our organization) will receive a better hearing than those brought forth by individuals or small, disconnected groups. The dentists thanked the legislators for their interest and participation in the Dental Town Hall Meeting forum and, in turn, asked them to contact us for information, explanations, assistance, or whatever.
Just as it had two nights earlier in Erskine, the Dental Town Hall Meeting in Bemidji went very smoothly. The dentists felt that our issues were well heard and well received by the legislators. We promised the legislators that we would follow through in keeping them informed of our issues and positions and were looking forward to seeing them on Dental Day at the Capitol.
"Take a Stand"
You would have had to have been under a lunar rock not to have noticed all the verbal commotion and political vocalizing crescendoing over the past year+ as we approach (a mere 11-ish months away!) the next national election. At the state and national level there are many political people trying to persuade us of the correctness/rightness/ fairness/or whateverness of their position. Passionate. Dogmatic. Self-enriching. Egotistical. Moral. Empathetic…they're coming from all over the spectrum to convince you of their something. The truly devoted politicos spend significant amounts of time, energy, and money — for whatever their reasons may be — admonishing the less-than-110%- committed to align with one ideology or another. And beyond that, they seem to work unceasingly to get the undecided to adopt their view, to "take a stand".
Well, when someone is trying to get me to take a stand, I begin to ask questions: Which stand? When? How long do I stay there? Where will that other person be in relation to my stand, and what is his or her strategy?
Although a proclamation to take a stand is a call, for me it is more commonly in the fall in northern Minnesota thought of as a call to arms – an autumn directive to proceed with firearm to a specific location, hoping for some action. Deer hunters know what I mean. There is probably not a deer hunter — at least not anyone who has hunted in the same particular area over a period of time — who hasn't had this conversation or a variation:
"John, you take the 'Tree Stand'. Be there by 7:00 a.m. Stay there until 11:00, then poke your way back to the vehicle. I'll go to the 'brushpile' and maybe you'll shag something by me on your way. Back at the truck we can have lunch and figure out where to hunt in the afternoon."
We're talking deer hunting stands. Those are the type of stands I'm committed to, not a response to pleas by politicians. And don't you know, almost every deer hunter I have ever spoken to has quite specific monikers for each of his deer stands. Not usually run-of-the-mill names which might immediately be an obvious choice to an outsider, they are special names, names bestowed upon a particular place where a member of the deer hunting party parks himself and waits in anticipation.
There is, for instance, Scott's "Concession Stand", named for the many candy wrappers on the ground below.
Paul told me, with a grin — or grimace? — one of his was called "The Hernia Stand". I can only imagine.
Bob's "Rock in Tree" is a less common type. Not constructed from dimensional lumber scraps or parts of trees cut from the woods nearby nor even elevated, it derives its name for
the coordinate in Grandpa's woods identified by the presence of a rock lodged many years ago by means now forgotten between two trunks of a tree.
Creativity in spinning a political position may be high, but how inspiring is that for most of us? There is seldom a lack of creativity in the bestowing of a name upon a deer stand, but more importantly, there is special meaning – to those who named it.
"The Pipeline Stand": For several generations and through numerous rebuildings, located in the woods on the trail between two pastures created when machinery cut its way through during the laying of a water line for the turkey flocks.
"Casey's Castle": A deer stand fit for a king!
"The Sweet Stand": So named when, shortly after its construction the first user bagged a deer. In the obligatory re-telling of the tale, this 1980s dude described the location and successful conclusion as "Sweeeet!"
"Vern's Veranda": A great place for Vern to hang out in the woods!
So "stand" as used by the deer hunting community is, unlike the definition thrown at us throughout these campaigns, something to appreciate. True, each refers to position and may be constructed using platforms. Also true is that although it may wobble (or waffle), your typical North Woods deer stand does not change its position — at least not easily. Only through destruction by logging, fire, or significant decomposition of the wooden construction materials does changing one's stand in the woods occur. Just try changing your political stand in the current environment!
This installment of Lore from the North Woods shall end with this simple statement: Show me a deer hunter with several (deer hunting) campaigns under his belt and I'll show you someone who can toss off the names of several deer stands and go into some detail about how each got its name. Now those are stands I'm happy to take!
Dorothy's Fruitcake
It's not the sorry state of politics in Minnesota or the onset of a Leap Year (thereby giving legislators one EXTRA day to play politics) that gives me pause. It isn't this winter's lack of snow — and I use the term "winter" loosely! — and the uncharacteristically thin ice in the Northland which has left many ice fishermen on shore and quite a few individuals contemplating a very chilly swim from an ice flow back to land. It was a thinly veiled, easy to resort to, cheap shot at that much maligned holiday concoction which too often resembles a fruit-filled brick, or which could be used effectively (and preferably, by many) as a holiday doorstop, that raised my hackles in the just-concluded annum. I speak, of course, of fruitcake.
Until marrying into the Allen family, I suppose I had also never enjoyed a positive fruitcake moment. It wasn't really something I recall creating excitement in a positive way on the Lueth side of the family. I do not recall my own mother or grandmother making it. And if any fruitcake did arrive at our household, it must have suffered the fate so often spoken of by fruitcake detractors the world 'round, that of being discreetly tossed out or set on the birdfeeder as an offering to the starving winter creatures. But having just celebrated my 32nd wedding anniversary, I can honestly say it's been too dang long since I recall anything other than mother-in-law Dorothy's homemade fruitcake.
Big deal, you say. Yeah, BIG deal, I say back. Why did I come to not only like her fruitcake but progressed over many years of married life to anxiously awaiting the unwrapping of the annual fruitcake stash? (Let's just check to see how it's coming along, should we? No, it hasn't been soaking long enough yet! Oh come on, just a taste?! Not yet, let it soak another week or two.) Dorothy's secret - one I heartily subscribe to - is to begin early (the fruitcake dough is mixed and the loaves are baked in September or October) and thereby leave enough time for the real fi nishing touch to work its magic. Each loaf is wrapped in a clean dish towel, soaked in brandy, and sealed in wax paper and foil. Lots of brandy! Hey, I'm not complaining. It works. And it makes me smile inwardly when I hear all the fruitcake putdowns. Because I know that - except for a few close insiders who know about how good Dorothy's fruitcake is - there is likely to be little if any competition outside that circle for that holiday treat when the slices are finally set out on the table, and I'll once again have the last (No smoking allowed, Flammable substance!) fruitcake laugh.
I wait all year for the serving of Dorothy's fruitcake. In fact, in her household there is competition directed at getting your fair portion of this dark, bready, candied - and potent! - Christmas treat of the gods. Even the morsels or crumbs littering the serving plate (or wrapper as it resides in the fridge) get snapped up, providing some guilty enjoyment for a greedy lucky soul. Egg nog? Yea, whatever. Tom and Jerrys ... the same. Lutefisk, lefse, fatigman ... mere holidazzle window dressing. As for Dorothy's Christmas fruitcake — cheers! I'll have another round!
Student District
Aaron Bumann
Associate Editor
515 Delaware St. S.E.
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455
New Year's Evolutions
Greetings once again from downtown Minneapolis. Life at the School keeps right on moving. As a third-year student, I can say, very gratefully, that spring semester does not carry with it the load that it has in previous years, and I am looking forward to that. Clinic is in full swing for the upperclassmen, Part I boards just finishing up for many second- years, and a full didactic load for the first years has everyone as the School busy.
Time off from school means travel for dental students. When the last exam fi nishes, the doors of the dental school transform into the gates at the Kentucky Derby, with students sprinting out and off in every direction. For some (second- and fourth-years), there are still studies looming, as boards are on the horizon for many. For others it is the first chance in months to have the opportunity to go home and see family or perhaps even take a vacation. I know classmates and other students who are going to Hawaii, to Oregon, Florida, Colorado, and Canada.
The distance is, in some ways, irrelevant. What matters is the time spent with family and friends we do not get to see as often as we would like. Sometimes geography bars us, but just as often the busy life of a dental school student is the barrier between us and spending that time with those we love. Christmas break gives us the chance to get away from school and all its rigors, if only for a few days. It is a wonderful reminder that there is life outside of Moos Tower, and I for one am very thankful for it.
Even though it feels like the holidays are still with us (so much good food!), they are indeed in the rearview mirror, and the new year is well underway. January was a critical planning month as well as a month of deadlines. Applications for national leadership positions for ASDA were due right after break, and I am proud to report that we had more than five students apply for positions this year! This speaks not only to the strength of MNASDA but to the MDA as well. We have something very special here, and I want to thank each and every one of you who has invested in our lives as students here at the U. Elections and appointments will be determined at the ASDA Annual Session here in March. Be looking in the next NWD for results!
We are also putting the final touches on a few of our events. I am very excited to invite you to MNASDA's Ski Away Decay cross country ski race February 12. We are holding the event at Phalen Park, with races starting at 9:00 and 11:00. Registration will open at 8:15, and entrants can register all the way up until the start time. The registration fee is $20.00. The race was originally scheduled for January, but due to our tropical weather in early January, we postponed the event. We hope you join us for an afternoon of skiing and hot chocolate as we raise money for the Ronald McDonald CareMobile, a mobile dental unit treating children who cannot afford care.
Last but not least, the day is soon approaching for the ASDA Annual Session at the beginning of March. Thank you for all of you who supported us, and I invite each of you to stop by the Hyatt Regency to say a quick hello and check things out. It is a wonderful meeting, and it would not be the same without the support of the Minnesota Dental Association and each of you.
Minneapolis District
Cale A. Strait, D.D.S.
Associate Editor
6545 France Avenue South
Edina, Minnesota 55435
2012 Midwinter Meeting Was the Place to Be
A complete recap of the 86th Annual Midwinter Dental Meeting and its featured speaker Colonel
Theresa S. Gonzales
will be outlined in the next issue of the
Northwest Dentistry
. Please watch for it along with a thank you to our sponsors and exhibit hall participants. Colonel Gonzalez provided an outstanding lecture on the following topics: "Recognizing Patterns of Abuse — Shades of Blue: A Spectrum of Behavior from Neglect to Child Homicide; Redefining Dentistry's Role in the Forensic Arena and Oral Pathology; and Allergies - Immune Dysregulation and Autoimmunity".
The District thanks our Midwinter Program Committee chair
Melissa S. Zettler
and her committee members
Alejandro M. Aguirre, Sandra J. Houck, James D. Nickman, Michael J. Perpich, Karen J. Reese, Herbert W. Schulte, Tasha T. Strait
, and
Jess N. Veil
for working so diligently and producing another fine meeting.
MDA Dental Day at the Capitol Scheduled for February 21, 2012
Dental Day at the Capitol is a one-day event that brings together dental professionals as a collective voice addressing oral health care issues at the Capitol in Saint Paul. Your help is needed in making a commanding presence. We will be building relationships at the Capitol while working on legislative issues related to Minnesota's Mission of Mercy, dental laboratory registration, and state health program transparency and accountability. Participants do not need to be policy experts to attend. At this event participants will receive detailed briefing materials and be a part of presentations with government officials, MDA leaders, and lobbyists. All MDDS members are encouraged to attend. The MDA will arrange meetings with appropriateto-district local legislators so that each participant may impress upon his or her representatives the importance of oral health care issues that face our community. If you are able to attend or if you have more questions, please contact Ms. Laura Kramer at the MDA offices at (651) 767-8400.
Next General Membership Meeting
Scheduled for Thursday, March 8, 2012 Subject: "How Do I Numb that Hot Mandibular Molar? Evidence Based Research vs. What Really Works In Our Hands" Speaker:
Robert L. Kaufman
, D.D.S. Speaker Robert Kaufman obtained his D.D.S. from the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry in1990. He completed his advanced training and earned his Certificate in Endodontics from the National Naval Dental School in Bethesda, Maryland. His is a diplomate of the American Board of Endodontics. Since 2000, Dr. Kaufman has practiced full time with Metropolitan Endodontics in the Twin Cities area.
Program Synopsis:
This lecture will address a common problem that challenges us in our dental practices.
Points of Emphasis:
• Reasons for difficulty obtaining profound anesthesia in the mandibular posterior region
• Symptomatic irreversible pulpitis defined
• Local anesthetic agents
• Primary and supplemental techniques
• Recommended protocols for success
Program Learning Objectives:
• Basic research will be presented to discuss success/failure rates of our most commonly utilized anesthetic techniques
• Based on this research, and deriving from 112 years of collective endodontic emergency treatment experience, participants may customize a local anesthesia protocol to overcome this all too common problem
One core continuing education credit will be given. Please register now for the Thursday, March 8, 2012 General Membership Meeting. Contact the District Office at (651) 631- 9845. Michelle or Kim will be happy to assist you.
Thursday, April 12, 2012 Annual Installation of Officers and Guest of Honor Dinner Meeting
Installation of President: Cale A. Strait, D.D.S.
2012 Guest of Honor: To be Determined
The Minneapolis District Dental Society 2012 Installation of Officers and Guest of Honor Evening will be Thursday, April 12, at the Minneapolis Marriott Southwest Hotel in Minnetonka. Officers for the upcoming year are
Cale A. Strait
, president,
Susan E. M. Block
, president-elect; our new district vicepresident (yet to be determined by the nominating committee at the time of publication of this article), and
Gary A. Bolmgren
secretary/treasurer. The MDDS will present its Guest of Honor Recognition Award during the evening's program as well.
Again this year, we will be honoring all the Minneapolis District Past Presidents at this event. So all past MDDS presidents out there, watch your mail for your special invitation and mark this date down in your calendars now! Everyone wants to see you at this special evening. Please plan on attending this wonderful event, getting reacquainted with colleagues you have not seen in awhile, and enjoying the wine, dinner, and program.
The registration form for this meeting has been mailed out to all members of the MDDS. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the District Office at (651) 631-9845 or check the MDDS website (
) under calendar and events. We encourage you all to attend. The meetings the program committee has planned this year should not be missed!
Summer Sporting Events Announced for 2012
MDDS Golf Tournament
It's back! The Minneapolis District Dental Society Golf Tournament will return this summer. The golf committee, headed by
Nancy Norling
, is working to finalize the date for this year's tournament. A blast e-mail will be sent out announcing the date as soon as it is selected. We are very excited to have the golf tournament back on the schedule this summer. As you know, the golf event is held every other year, and 2012 is the year!
The event will kick off with a delicious lunch before a shotgun start at 1:00 p.m. This event is open to all MDA members statewide, so plan a trip to the cities and join us. We would enjoy having you spend an afternoon with us! As always, there will be lots of prizes and special events held throughout the day for all participants. As soon at the date is finalized, we will let you know, but for now, please note we will have a tournament later this summer and join us for what is promised to be a great day!
Trapshoot Tournament
The annual Trapshoot Tournament is scheduled for Wednesday, August 15. We will be returning to the Metro Gun Club in Blaine, Minnesota. The day will culminate with a gourmet wild game dinner and prizes. For those of you who have not participated for awhile or who have never joined us, this is an event not to be missed, even for the novice. Everyone is welcome to come out and enjoy the wonderful wild game dinner even if not actively participating in the tournament.
Greater Twin Cities Tennis Mixer The Greater Twin Cities Tennis Mixer
is scheduled for Wednesday, September 5 at the Bearpath Golf and Country Club in Eden Prairie. This event will include members from both the Minneapolis and Saint Paul District Dental Societies. The Tennis Committee has a fantastic day arranged. Play will happen on those wonderful outdoor clay courts. Again this year, all competition will be doubles. Play will go from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., with a dinner following. Players of all skill levels from novice to advanced are encouraged to come.
Registration forms for all summer events will be mailed as the date gets closer. If you would like more information, please do not hesitate to contact the District Office.
Upcoming Programs and Events
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Minnesota Dental Association Dental Day at the Capitol
All MDDS members are welcome and encouraged to attend For further information, please check the MDA website
Thursday, March 8, 2012
General Assembly Meeting
Subject: "How Do I Numb That Hot Mandibular Molar? Evidence Based Research vs. What Really Works in Our Hands"
Speaker: Robert L. Kaufman, D.D.S.
One hour of core continuing education available
Minneapolis Marriott Southwest Hotel Minnetonka, Minnesota
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Annual Installation of Officers and Guest of Honor Meeting
Installation of President Cale A. Strait, D.D.S.
2012 Guest of Honor: TBA
Minneapolis Marriott Southwest Hotel
Minnetonka, Minnesota
Saint Paul District
Rosalie Perpich
Associate Editor
1725 Tower Drive West
Stillwater, MN 55082
The Saint Paul District Dental Society 58th Midwinter Meeting
SPDDS' big annual event was held January 20 at the Crowne Plaza Saint Paul-Riverfront. The Midwinter Planning Committee, chaired by
Jason Johnson
and co-chaired by
Mike Pelke
, carefully selected a variety of topics, keeping every member of the dental team in mind. Attendees were able to choose from eight breakfast seminars and nine morning speakers.
Midwinter Honorees
Congratulations to
Stephen McDonnell
, recipient of the SPDDS 2012 Outstanding Service Award. We are grateful for the hard work and dedication he has given to our district. Among varied profession related activities, Steve has served as SPDDS-elected secretary, SPDDS president ('96/'97), SPDDS and MDA Membership Committee chair, delegate to the MDA and ADA Houses of Delegates, MDA Dental Education chair, member of the ADA Council on Dental Education and Licensure, and chair of the ADA Continuing Education Recognition Program (CERP). Steve has also helped provide dental services at the Union Gospel Mission since 1992. He was honored to receive the 2009 MDA Outstanding Service Award. Outside of dentistry, Steve has volunteered service to business organizations and church-related activities including lector, Eucharistic minister, and parish councils. Also honored with awards were
Terese Youngdahl
, LDA, CDA, for her outstanding work in the dental assisting field, and Haley Dollins, RDH, BSDH, for her contributions to her profession and community.
The Saint Paul District Dental Society extends a sincere thank you to our Midwinter Meeting exhibitors, sponsors, and advertisers. They provide us with extra resources that are needed to offer our members exceptional programs, education, and networking opportunities. They are:
Advanced Head & Neck Imaging
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Benco Dental
Brasseler USA
Corporate Four Insurance Agency
Crown Staffing
Dyste Williams
Erickson Technologies, Inc.
Excel Dental Studios
Gateway Bank
GC America, Inc.
Hayes Handpiece Repair Center
Harrison Dental Studio
Health Partners Dental Group
Henry Schein Dental
Heritage Construction Companies
Hermanson a dti dental lab
Junnila Company, Inc.
Karkela Construction
Lemke Dental Laboratories, Inc.
Maguire Refining
Now Care Dental
Park Dental
Patterson Dental
Procter & Gamble, Crest & Oral B
Peoples Bank of Commerce
Philips Sonicare
Renstrom Dental Studio, Inc.
Sabo Dental Lab
Shea Practice Transitions, P.A.
Sjoquist Architects, Inc.
Sunset Dental Technologies
Tekscan, Inc.
US Bank
Udell Dental Laboratory
To all who contributed to and participated in the 58th Annual SPDDS Midwinter, your support of organized dentistry is appreciated, and we hope that you will continue your involvement in your professional association throughout your dental career.
And I'll See You There …
February 11, 2012
Children's Dental Health Day
Minnesota Children's Museum
Saint Paul, Minnesota
April 10, 2012
SPDDS Long Range Planning
September 11, 2012
SPDDS Caucus
Southeastern District
Travis A. Schmitt
Associate Editor
204 4th Street SW, Suite 144
Austin, MN 55912-4427
Why are Women So Strange and Men So Weird? How to Communicate Effectively with the Opposite Sex
At the heart of any practice are its relationships, between and among its team members, patients, and doctors. Interpersonal effectiveness has been demonstrated to be a key factor in professional, personal, and practice success. Individuals who are excellent communicators have better relationships at home and at work, they climb the ladder of professional prosperity more effectively, and they get results on the bottom line for their practices.
There is no doubt that communication runs an office! Which is why the SEDDS Annual Meeting will be delighted to present Bruce Christopher's program "Why Are Women So Strange & Men So Weird?" This presentation takes a very humorous look at how men and women think, speak, and make decisions differently. It will increase your "organizational savvy" and make you more effective when communicating, motivating, managing, or presenting to the opposite sex.
Studies have estimated that the average team member can waste up to 38% of his or her day dealing with communication misfires, unresolved conflicts, or hidden resentments in the office. Other reports have indicated that as much as 70% of what a given individual says is misunderstood by the opposite sex. This is not a productive use of time!
You can revitalize performance and enhance morale by putting into practice the strategies outlined in this seminar. You will learn what makes the opposite sex tick and what you can do about it. Certainly, dentistry today is a co-ed effort, and you may not be as successful as you could be without understanding how to genuinely communicate and connect with that individual of the opposite sex either on your team or in the chair. At the least, by participating in this seminar, you will, Mr. Christopher assures us, "Laugh 'til you cry … and learn 'til you change!"
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Even with all of the push to go paperless some of us still need the services of a printer, and those who do know the agonizing pain of buying expensive refill ink cartridges. Ounce for ounce, ink costs more than champagne. But you can stop bingeing on ink and use these easy strategies to make your inkjet investment last almost twice as long.
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Here's rule Zero -- simply don't print stuff.
Incisively re-consider what MUST be printed, and eliminate most of it.
A few years ago I spent 3 years without a printer at home, although my husband had one. This was before we had wireless printers. If I absolutely HAD to have a print copy, I'd e-mail a .pdf to my husband to print out for me. This was so inconvenient that I didn't do it very often. I was amazed and the tiny number of prints I generated in that time.
Here's an example -- stop printing out financial records. Archive them on your hard disk and back them up regularly. Don't print bank statements, bills, brokerage statements, etc. If you ever need them, you have two digital copies.
I don't print anything except postage labels for our business. But those are a huge ink suck. I honestly know no one who prints anymore. But that font is pretty cute :)
For things that need to be printed in black, change the font color to dark or even medium grey. That helps, too.
I think where you say "pixel" you mean "point"
My printer has been on a closet shelf for 5 years, haha. I rarely have a need to print anything at all ... and when I do, I will print it here at work or ask a friend to do it. I've eliminated probably 99% of my printing so probably won't be buying another printer, ever :)
Also, keep your printer turned off. On the 'off' setting, the cartridges are tucked to the side within the mechanism, which is to prevent the ink from drying out. When left 'on' cartridges will dry out faster.
i just got a new printer today!
Laser printer. Economical. Lasts forever on one toner cartridge. Clearance models can be found for cheap.
I'm with jmorey. Undergrad was a toner cartridge, law school was another.
I don't print as much these days, and I'm glad I don't have to fear the ink running dry next time I need it.
This tips work great, until your printer decides that it won't work unless you replace the color cartridge, even though it's not out. We almost never print color but our printer has decided that the color cartridge is too old, so we have to replace it, even just to print black and white.
I'm studying to be a stage manager, and freelance a bit even though I'm still in school, so I have to print a loooooot of paperwork, and don't have an office to do so with. The only problem with these tips are ink cartridges on inkjet printers will expire eventually if you do not use it enough, so you'll feel like you've gotten nothing from the $20+ you spent. Side note: Probably going to ask for a laser printer for my graduation gift. They're wonderful!
You can buy pass the no colour ink thing. I have a Canon printer and have never replaced the colour cartridges. You just have to hold down RESET until the printer starts making noises again.
I print knitting patterns sometimes, shipping labels, coupons. Sometimes I have to print off stuff to send to student loans. Still, I don't print often.


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Bily teaches English at Adrian College in Adrian, Michigan. In the following essay she examines the character of Sally in Talley's Folly, celebrating her oddness and drawing on insights gained from Lanford Wilson's other Talley family plays.
Talley's Folly was first staged in 1979, a year after audiences had come to know one of its characters, Sally Talley Friedman, from her appearance in Lanford Wilson's Fifth of July. In Fifth of July, Sally is the family matriarch, the oldest and wittiest member of the extended family that shares the Talley home. Though she is not the most important character in the play, she is easily the most likeable. Sally has just been widowed, losing her husband, Matt, with whom she shared three decades of happiness; and she recently attended the funeral of an old friend, Harley Campbell, with whom she went to high school. Through a series of family...
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Just thought I'd post this on here, as I couldn't see it on a quick glance over the forums.
Adobe are giving away Creative Suite 2 (and all the programs from it) for download on their website, for free.
The download links are here, and the serial numbers for them are on the page with them.
Just thought this might be good for those who've maybe got by using Picasa or other free editing suites. Its actually probably good enough for how I use Photoshop.
Just noticed this is a duplicate thread... probably best to lock/delete it.
John.. Even Elements 4 & 5 are available via the same link. Obviously no use if you have a later version.
This article clarifies the situation -(and adds to the confusion!)
Quote: John.. Even Elements 4 & 5 are available
I'm still using Elements 5 that is why CS2 is too sophisticated for me.....
To completely clarify things, I've just downloaded and installed Photoshop CS2 using the link from the OP's opening post and it works just fine. In fact it's like stepping back in time.
Anyone looking for free or cheap editing software would be foolish, to say the least, not to take advantage of this offer.
Even if you don't use everything that it can do, you'll be impressed with what's available.
(Elements users who haven't got and have never used Photoshop and who often tell us how unnecessary its powers are, now's your chance to find out!)
I'm using Windows 8, albeit on a 32 bit machine.
Thanks for posting this, I've downloaded InDesign, Illustrator and Premiere Pro.
I've already got InDesign on here but I'd imagine that even the old (and now free) version will still be more than a match for Publisher.
Adobe seem to have clarified their position. They did not intend to give anything away for free!
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Effective December 13, Adobe disabled the activation server for CS2 products and Acrobat 7 because of a technical glitch. These products were released over 7 years ago and do not run on many modern operating systems. But to ensure that any customers activating those old versions can continue to use their software, we issued a serial number directly to those customers. While this might be interpreted as Adobe giving away software for free, we did it to help our customers.
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It does seem like a bit of a daft way of going about things. Surely they could've supplied an update to the program via adobe updater that doesn't require activation, rather than publicly provide download links and serial numbers?
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32 bit! How old is it????
We'll see. who knows the CS2 may update..... (well one could hope). Being brave and downloading to a W7 x64 bit pc @ a wacking 28kb/s
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Code of Conduct
At all times, participants in the Boston College Intramural program should act in a manner appropriate for intramural competition. If at any time a participant or fan, in the judgment of an Intramural staff member, goes beyond what is appropriate, the individual will be disqualified from the game in progress and shall be required to meet with the Assistant Director of Intramural Programs before being allowed to play in another intramural contest.
Will be issued for actions such as, but not limited to, the following:
- Damaging, or in any way abusing Boston College property, fields, gyms, rink, equipment, etc.
- Consumption/possession of alcoholic beverages, cigarette smoking, or use of any illegal substances
- Verbal or physical misconduct directed at any person whether they be a(n) intramural official, opponent, teammate, fan, administrator, etc. Any question regarding what constitutes misconduct should be directed to the Intramurals office
- Excessively disputing any official's judgment call (i.e. safe/out, ball/strike, in/out, fouls, penalties, etc.)
- Dangerous use of equipment
Good sportsmanship is vital to maintaining the appropriate recreational atmosphere of intramural sports. All intramural participants and spectators are expected to conduct themselves in a civil and sporting manner at all times - before, during, and after contests. Behavior that promotes intolerance or prejudice, degrades any racial, ethnic, gender or religious group, infers an explicit sexual reference, or promotes destructive behavior is considered disrespectful to the University and its members, and will be addressed and dealt with accordingly. This includes Intramural team names and information posted on the IMLeagues website.
Automatic Expulsion
The Assistant Director of Intramural Sports has the right to suspend individuals or teams from further participation in the intramural program for violations of conduct befitting an intramural participant or team. Actions which interfere with others' enjoyment of the league is a specific departmental point of emphasis. Any actions which are not just inappropriate for intramural participants, but of Boston College students in general, will also be directed to the Office of Student Affairs.
Individual Penalties
Any individual ejected from a contest may be suspended from future contests. That individual must meet with the Assistant Director of Intramural Sports to determine the severity of disciplinary action before being allowed to resume play. Any disciplinary action is at the discretion of the Assistant Director of Intramural Sports.
Team Penalties
Any team receiving a sportsmanship rating of 1 will be required to have its team manager and possibly specific offending team members meet with the Assistant Director of Intramural Sports before the team can be reinstated. The individual participants will also be subject to the penalties outlined above. A sportsmanship rating will be determined by the intramural staff working the event after each game for both participating teams.
Any team that has two (2) participants ejected from a single contest will forfeit that contest (regardless of score) and may be suspended from future contests.
Sportsmanship Rating System
Regular Season Games
After each game, teams will be given a sportsmanship rating by the Intramural Officials according to the sportsmanship displayed. Teams must have a minimum average sportsmanship rating of "3.0" to be eligible to participate in the playoffs. If a game is not completed due to any circumstances, the sportsmanship rating earned will stand regardless if the game is official or not.
Playoff Games
Teams must have an average sportsmanship rating of "3.0" or better in each game to advance. If a team receives below a "3.0" sportsmanship average in any playoff game, they will be removed and their opponent will advance given their sportsmanship rating was above a "3.0". If neither team receives a "3.0" rating, both teams will be removed and the next round will be a bye. Sportsmanship rating is also one method used to break ties after the regular season.
"5" Excellent Conduct and Sportsmanship - Captain, players, and fans all display an excellent attitude. Conduct is positive at all times, even if the opponent does not display a high level of sportsmanship. If necessary the captain calmly converses with the intramural officials regarding rule interpretations and calls. The team has winning and losing in perspective such that their conduct in all ways provides an example for the league and the program.
"4" Good Conduct and Sportsmanship - The team shows good sportsmanship and cooperates with the opposing team, Officials, and Intramural Supervisor. Opponents are treated with respect and there are no warnings, yellow cards, or unsporting technical fouls.
"3" Average Conduct and Sportsmanship - The team still shows cooperation with officials and opponents but may have some complaints and grumbling. Good attitude is missing on occasion but there are no blatant displays of bad attitude. The captain is in control of the team.
"2" Below Average Conduct and Sportsmanship - Teams constantly comment to the Officials, Intramural Supervisor, and/or opposing team from the field and/or sidelines. The team captain exhibits little or no control over teammates or himself/herself.
"1" Poor Conduct and Sportsmanship - Captain has no control over teammates and/or himself/herself. Team is completely uncooperative and poorly represents themselves and the Boston College Intramural Program.


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From Proteopedia
|1rr6, resolution 2.50Å ()
|NP, PNP (Homo sapiens)
|Purine-nucleoside phosphorylase, with EC number 220.127.116.11
|1rsz, 1rt9
|FirstGlance, OCA, RCSB, PDBsum
|save as pdb, mmCIF, xml
Structure of human purine nucleoside phosphorylase in complex with Immucillin-H and phosphate
Purine nucleoside phosphorylase from Plasmodium falciparum (PfPNP) is an anti-malarial target based on the activity of Immucillins. The crystal structure of PfPNP.Immucillin-H (ImmH).SO(4) reveals a homohexamer with ImmH and SO(4) bound at each catalytic site. A solvent-filled cavity close to the 5'-hydroxyl group of ImmH suggested that PfPNP can accept additional functional groups at the 5'-carbon. Assays established 5'-methylthioinosine (MTI) as a substrate for PfPNP. MTI is not found in human metabolism. These properties of PfPNP suggest unusual purine pathways in P. falciparum and provide structural and mechanistic foundations for the design of malaria-specific transition state analogue inhibitors. 5'-Methylthio-Immucillin-H (MT-ImmH) was designed to resemble the transition state of PfPNP and binds to PfPNP and human-PNP with K(d) values of 2.7 and 303 nm, respectively, to give a discrimination factor of 112. MT-ImmH is the first inhibitor that favors PfPNP inhibition. The structure of PfPNP.MT-ImmH.SO(4) shows that the hydrophobic methylthio group inserts into a hydrophobic region adjacent to the more hydrophilic 5'-hydroxyl binding site of ImmH. The catalytic features of PfPNP indicate a dual cellular function in purine salvage and polyamine metabolism. Combined metabolic functions in a single enzyme strengthen the rationale for targeting PfPNP in anti-malarial action.
Plasmodium falciparum purine nucleoside phosphorylase: crystal structures, immucillin inhibitors, and dual catalytic function., Shi W, Ting LM, Kicska GA, Lewandowicz A, Tyler PC, Evans GB, Furneaux RH, Kim K, Almo SC, Schramm VL, J Biol Chem. 2004 Apr 30;279(18):18103-6. Epub 2004 Feb 23. PMID:14982926
From MEDLINE®/PubMed®, a database of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
[PNPH_HUMAN] Defects in PNP are the cause of purine nucleoside phosphorylase deficiency (PNPD) [MIM:613179]. It leads to a severe T-cell immunodeficiency with neurologic disorder in children.[1][2][3]
[PNPH_HUMAN] The purine nucleoside phosphorylases catalyze the phosphorolytic breakdown of the N-glycosidic bond in the beta-(deoxy)ribonucleoside molecules, with the formation of the corresponding free purine bases and pentose-1-phosphate.[4]
About this Structure
1rr6 is a 1 chain structure with sequence from Homo sapiens. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.
- Shi W, Ting LM, Kicska GA, Lewandowicz A, Tyler PC, Evans GB, Furneaux RH, Kim K, Almo SC, Schramm VL. Plasmodium falciparum purine nucleoside phosphorylase: crystal structures, immucillin inhibitors, and dual catalytic function. J Biol Chem. 2004 Apr 30;279(18):18103-6. Epub 2004 Feb 23. PMID:14982926 doi:10.1074/jbc.C400068200
- ↑ Williams SR, Gekeler V, McIvor RS, Martin DW Jr. A human purine nucleoside phosphorylase deficiency caused by a single base change. J Biol Chem. 1987 Feb 15;262(5):2332-8. PMID:3029074
- ↑ Aust MR, Andrews LG, Barrett MJ, Norby-Slycord CJ, Markert ML. Molecular analysis of mutations in a patient with purine nucleoside phosphorylase deficiency. Am J Hum Genet. 1992 Oct;51(4):763-72. PMID:1384322
- ↑ Pannicke U, Tuchschmid P, Friedrich W, Bartram CR, Schwarz K. Two novel missense and frameshift mutations in exons 5 and 6 of the purine nucleoside phosphorylase (PNP) gene in a severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID) patient. Hum Genet. 1996 Dec;98(6):706-9. PMID:8931706
- ↑ Ealick SE, Rule SA, Carter DC, Greenhough TJ, Babu YS, Cook WJ, Habash J, Helliwell JR, Stoeckler JD, Parks RE Jr, et al.. Three-dimensional structure of human erythrocytic purine nucleoside phosphorylase at 3.2 A resolution. J Biol Chem. 1990 Jan 25;265(3):1812-20. PMID:2104852


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My favorite part of watching the story about the death of Bea Arthur, I know it sounds morbid but I mean well, is KTLA's extensive coverage of fan reaction, which takes place entirely in West Hollywood.
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When I was little, I asked my uncle why bad things happen to good people…he told me it was because I touched myself at night………..so………….sorry…
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My camera has gone from me. It has served me well. I shall mourn…
…Silence creeps towards me. The kind of silence that seems to open up into an entirely new dimension that will never reveal itself. Somehow it starts deep in the recesses of my brain and slowly works it's way out. Thought has even lost its voice as the deadliest calm overpowers the eardrums; they seem to sag in, oh so slightly, in a defeated surrender. Silence grows. It brings Cold with it. The two masters of the moment slowly and deliberately creep throughout the body, stifling all resistance and enslaving every molecule to their cause, one by one. Breath is slow and deliberate; it is told be so. There is no Numbness. There is no Pain. Silence and Cold prepare - Emptiness is near. The wait is over. Hope, dwindling more and more, stirs for perhaps the last time. Sight is called into battle. A block of yellow appears. It takes form, defining six sides and outlining itself in thin black. Thought rushes to Sight's aid. The shape continues to form as letters seep out of the yellow. Finally, it is complete. Thought and Sight rejoice as more of their comrades awaken to welcome back their old friend…Hope. Cold and Silence forelornly retreat for now; they have been beaten. Emptiness shall wait…
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Magazine Vital Signs: Best Magazines of 2012
Big budgets and wide distribution aren't enough on their own to sustain a magazine. Witness the demise of Holmes: The Magazine To Make It Right after less than two years of publication. Occasionally, it's the low-budget, kitchen table–produced new periodicals that end up showing the most resiliency. An example of a past "best magazine of the year" published on a shoestring is hand-sewn Vintage, which against this reviewer's expectations has published three issues and continues to thrive.


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Another week down and another 1-3 finish for the NFC West. A division that had so much promise just a couple of weeks ago now only has one team above the .500 mark. For the third time in four weeks a rivalry game within the division has been played in prime time. All three games were not fun to watch. It was a rough week, leaving a lot to talk about.Here is your Week 8 recap for the NFC West division.ResultsSt. Louis Rams 7 New England Patriots 45Seattle Seahawks 24 Detroit Lions 28San Francisco 49ers 24 Arizona Cardinals 3StandingsSan Francisco 49ers: 6-2Arizona Cardinals: 4-4Seattle Seahawks: 4-4St. Louis Rams: 3-5What We LearnedOptimus Prime Always WinsThe Seattle Seahawks defense did not have a good game this past Sunday. They held the Lions to just 84 rushing yards, but Matthew Stafford threw for over 350 yards and had four touchdowns (one rush). They allowed a season-high 28 points in the loss.One thing they were able to do, however, is shut down Calvin Johnson. There was a lo...
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I am a freelance modelmaker. Ive been working for 7 years in stop motion animation for companies like Aardman in Bristol and various studios in Paris, on props, sets, and characters.
Here are some of the more recent sculptures I have been working on.
I starded to draw my design and then I sculpted it, a really great pleasure to be not assisted by computer and 3D printers..
Prototypes are made with modelboard, metal and styrene sheet some parts are turned.
All robots were molded with silicone to be cast with polyurethane resin.
I also did the paint job process with airbrush which was a good fun.
You can follow me on Facebook to see a bit more:https://www.facebook.com/alixmodelmaking?ref=stream
haha cool.
I don't know what it is about robot sculptures.
they just seem so much more worth while than other things. even if they are simpler.
it just seems cooler to see a robot built in real life than say.. a tiger..
strange but yeah looks neat!
nice stuff man. i like the weathering, cut lines and simple designs.
Thank you guys for your comments.
Here is the new one.
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yeah looks great sir
What's the poly count on the wooden one?
I made this scooter in 10 days, using plastic, metal, resin...a lot of fun
applenod:What's the poly count on the wooden one?
It's not a 3D computer work, it's traditional art sculpture (handcrafted), you can't count the poly
WOW those are awesome. Maybe I'll get into sculpting someday... maybe.. haha
I can't believe these aren't 3d models, you've given the photos a very digital look which makes it hard to believe they are hand-crafted, nice job. Is there any digital elements to these? (3d modeling/photoshop work)
The scooter is awesome and easily the best of the bunch! Ver Coo
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Posted on Wednesday, September 7 @ 18:05:15 Eastern by Daniel BischoffShort of From Software coming to your office and talking to you, the next best thing would be to go to From Software's offices and talk to them. Well... f*** either way would be pretty awesome. For whatever reason, when a developer creates a really tough game, I always imagine them to be total badasses. Maybe Namco Bandai's developer profile of the upcoming Dark Souls and Armored Core V studio will help us find out if my imagination isn't completely full of shit:
I honestly had no idea that From Software was behind Armored Core V... or as it's now called MUST BUY DAY 1 Core V.
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Taking off on WESTWORLD, a busload of people going to a resort that helps them solve their sexual hang-ups. Everyone and everything is monitored by a huge computer run by a gang of white-coated technicians, which deducts their deepest sexual fantasies – whether or not they are aware of them. The clients are paired off with each other for optimum effect. A bigot (Leslie), for example, is given a beautiful black woman to make love to, and a frigid housewife is linked up with a tender, soft-spoken lover. The interracial lovemaking of Leslie and West is unforgettable!
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June Winters and Alice are reporters sent by their boss Mr. Martin to investigate Todd's Eurosex Health Spa. June Winters initially resists the spa's patented "sexercise". But back at home, she is seduced by Alice. While she later regrets it, one of the health spa's exercise machines triggers her to undress and touch herself in front of the entire gym. Drunk out of shame at home, she tries forcing herself on a visiting Mr. Martin. Alice enjoys the services of the health spa's workers Bill and Nina, while June Winters prints an article that will ruin the spa. She gets aroused though when Todd massages her More >
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Maddy Stone, a peripatetic wheeler-dealer who would have made Auntie Mame wilt with envy, suddenly finds herself a widow after an especially heavy afternoon of amour. In fact, her husband literally expires inflagrente delecto.
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mothers. Maddy pulls her daughters out of school and ever mindful of her three year limit embarks on a crash program to groom and prepare her lovely offspring into snaring the wealthy. Maddy's motto is quite succinct: "…either get a proposal or get pregnant!'
Maddy's two daughters are as different as two girls could be. Penny is serious, cynical and intelligent. She is constantly challenging her mother's "game plan." Cissy, on the other hand, is Candy, Little Annie Fannie and any other super nymphette you may have heard of all rolled into one and to her Maddy's program is going to be one big (no pun intended) ball.
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This makes me so happy. I used archeology to level from 81 to 85 (my attempt at killing two birds with one fossilized stone), and while it was fun, I can attest to it definetly feeling like a bit too much of a grind to get random drops. This is great news, and a step in the right direction.
I leveled from 80 to just about 85 doing nothing but archaeology. I've even got the epic Tol'vir ring out of it. This buff doubles the fragments that we would have got which means that I probably would have got *all* of the epics (minus Tol'vir) by now.
Leveling through archaeology even with this buff still isn't worth it because you will not have good enough gear to do anything once you hit 85. Plus once you start to get decent gear you still can't do regular versions of the low cataclysm dungeons. In other words, don't do it!


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40 fresh Skyrim PC screenshots
I think my Skyrim screenshots folder is now bigger than my Skyrim folder, so I thought I'd fling a few of the nicest up here for anyone stuck at work and daydreaming about the big release tonight. These don't spoil any of the game's special surprises - of which there are many.
If you didn't catch it, here's my Skyrim review. If you want an even stronger fix, watch a man walk the length of the whole country in this video.
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