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Sutton LINk recently held an event on behalf of NHS South West London with regards to the Better Services Better Value review. Following this event a number of views, comments and questions were raised. We have captured this information and produced a feedback summary that will form part of the Better Services Better Value review. The feedback along with others will be published in an engagement report identifying key themes. This (engagement) report will be used by the Clinical Working Groups for the six areas of the review. It will influence the decisions made on the development of final options for public consultation in Summer 2012.
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Please select a country in the above dropdown menu to see the values for the 5 dimensions. After a first country has been selected, a second and even a third country can be chosen to be able to see a comparison of the scores.
The scores used for the fifth dimension (LTO) are based on the research of Michael Harris Bond, as published in the 2nd edition of "Cultures and Organizations, Software of the Mind"(2005). For the scores for 93 countries based on research by Michael Minkov using World Value Survey data we refer to the 3rd and latest edition of "Cultures and Organizations, Software of the Mind, page 255-258".
The new 6th Dimension, Indulgence versus Restraint, has not (yet) been added. Scores for 93 countries can be found on pages 282-285 of forementioned book and also on http://www.geerthofstede.eu/research--vsm.
Please note: culture is defined as the collective mental programming of the human mind which distinguishes one group of people from another. This programming influences patterns of thinking which are reflected in the meaning people attach to various aspects of life and which become crystallized in the institutions of a society.
This does not imply that everyone in a given society is programmed in the same way: there are considerable differences between individuals. Statements about culture do not describe "reality"; they are all general and relative.
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As the standard-bearer of the party that's generally skeptical of theories of evolution, Mitt Romney sure does a lot of evolving — and devolving — on the issue of abortion.
He was at it again yesterday, as we see HERE:
Mitt Romney said Tuesday he has no plans to push for legislation limiting abortion, a softer stance from a candidate who has said he would "get rid of" funding for Planned Parenthood and appoint Supreme Court who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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We've started beta testing our WordonWiki software. WordonWiki is a Wiki with all the features you'd expect from a wiki, but it lets you create and edit pages with MS Word.
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However, about half of the questions we got is from other entrepreneurs wishing to integrate in some way our product into theirs. Most of the time, they propose some kind of revenue sharing scheme.
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Meet the New Boss; Not the Same as the Old Boss?
Meet the New Boss; Not the Same as the Old Boss?
With seven years as a member of US Sailing's Olympic Sailing Committee, and double that as an industry insider, many see former Olympic hopeful Josh Adams as ideally qualified to take over leadership of the U.S. Olympic Sailing program. Others feel his appointment will perpetuate the philosophies that left the U.S. Sailing Team Sperry Top-Sider without a medal in the 2012 Olympics.
We're looking ahead to an Olympics that could well have 40 percent new classes: the two kiteboarding events, women's skiff, and the coed multihull. How do you jumpstart those classes? What's the best way to take advantage of the opportunity that exists there?
The word there is opportunity. This is going to be a really neat quad; if all the decisions on classes hold up, we're looking at 40 percent change in Olympic classes, and that's unprecedented. You can also characterize these sweeping changes as finally making Olympic sailing a high-performance sailing competition, a high-performance dinghy competition. Look at the largest boat now: a 17-foot, lightweight catamaran. One aspect that is really positive and will help our preparation for Rio is the fact that there's more symmetry in classes. So you've got the Laser, Laser Radial; men's and women's 470; men's and women's skiff; men's and women's kite. And that's great symmetry, and we're going to look to become as sufficient as we can with the training of our classes, which means making sure that each class is building a base knowledge of how to develop the boats, and the technique for sailing them, and that all of that information gets passed on across to the men's and women's teams, and also the youth development teams.
U.S. Olympic sailing has always a strong do-it-yourself ethic. Even in the past quad, there was a lot more support for the athletes, but getting to that Olympic level was often something athletes had to do on their own. I'm betting that the big Olympic teams over in Europe: the Dutch, the Brits, the French, possibly the Germans; also Australia and New Zealand, they're going to be throwing a lot of money at these classes, the cats and the kiteboarding. Do you match that simply with money? How do you jumpstart our athletes? If you wait for athletes of pull their campaign together and distinguish themselves, it may be too late.
You're right. And really, it goes class-by-class. There will be some classes where we're going to have a solid concentration of sailors, and it makes it easier to get them all to work together, and to support them. And there will be other classes where we'll need to be a little more hands-on, and make the opportunities happen for the sailors.
What about retaining your top athletes? How you keep people like Anna Tunnicliffe, Zach Railey, Paige Railey, Erik Storck and Trevor Moore, Sarah Lihan ... These are people who are maybe on the fence about continuing with another Olympic campaign. How do you keep them on the team so their experience in 2012 doesn't go to waste?
Well, I think we've seen success in that area, and the easiest way is to make sure they get good financial support from the program. But the support that they get from U.S. Olympic Program goes beyond just money. There are a lot of other resources they get from the program, especially when they jump to a new class. We're at a point now where these multiple campaigners—we'll use the example of Anna Tunnicliffe and Zach Railey—they need to really commit themselves to it. Gone are the days where you hop into a class and sail for a year and a half, or two years. It's really hard to compete on the international level by taking that approach these days. So, we'll do everything we can to help them continue on.
How much do you potentially bend the rules for these people? For the past four years, the funding was very result-oriented, it was very straight-forward. I think a lot of people like that. But it did potentially leave some athletes maybe out on a limb, or a little bit underfunded for a variety of reasons. When you look at these elite athletes, guys who have done two or three Olympic campaigns, how much do you tailor the Team or the rule to them?
If we're going to achieve sustainable performance in U.S. Olympic Sailing, we need to broaden the base of sailors that gets involved in Olympic classes. There has to be a balance there between supporting our top sailors, supporting up-and-coming sailors, and also supporting classes. So, we're going to build a strategy that will ensure that our top sailors who have earned it on a performance basis, and earned it on the water, that they get the support they need, all the way to Rio. At the same time, we want to build more class depth and a broader base of Olympic sailors. And that means coming up with a strategy that reaches more sailors.
One of the other big decisions that was made, which was a big departure from the past for the U.S. Team, was the size of the coaching staff. If you go back four years or eight years, the full-time U.S. staff was two or three or maybe four coaches. This time there were a lot more guys hired for the quad, which takes money that could go to the sailors to hire coaches of their own choice. What do you think about that decision, and do you plan on having such a large full-time, or on-retainer staff as you did last time?
The eternal debate in Olympic Sailing is how much money to spend on sailors versus how much money to spend on coaching. Both are important, and the argument can be made that money spent on coaching is money being spent on sailors. As we start to build our strategy for this quad, we will come up with a specific plan for how we allocate coaching funds, and how that balances with the money that's going to sailors. We need to complete our review before we make decisions like that, but it is a really important issue that we'll evaluate.
We mentioned earlier the 40 percent new classes, that this is if the vote holds--which is a good point, because there is obviously quite a big push to reinstate the windsurfers, the Stars are angling to get back in, so is women's match racing. US Sailing has been criticized in the past for the influence it's exerted over these decisions. What do you think US Sailing's role should be when it comes to deciding the Olympic classes? We have an outsized amount of power on the ISAF Council. How much should we influence the decisions, and what should be the factors in deciding how we influence the decisions?
When those decisions are made, there's a couple things that come into play; what's best for sailing, and what's best for U.S. Olympic Sailing. My philosophy on class choice is, we will prepare U.S. Sailing Team Sperry Top-Sider for whatever classes, for whatever Olympic fleets there are in Rio. We're not going to lose a lot of sleep over the politics behind, or the decisions made about the classes.
Do you think that US Sailing should be pushing ISAF to pick classes where it feels the U.S. has an advantage? In the past the U.S. delegation has gone [to the ISAF annual meeting] and pushed for a slate of classes that favors our particular skill set, or athletes. Is that something that we should continue to do?
I think that oversimplifies it a little bit. We don't just push for classes that give us the best chance at medaling. We do consider what is good for sailing, and what is good for sailing in the U.S.


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Keep drinking that Rush Limpdrug koolaide buddy! The current tax fight is simple, raise rates on those making over $250,000 and don't slash social security and medicare or raise the rates and don't slash them. Did you miss that Romney had a tax rate of only 13% that we know of? We are talking about rates here. Basically the current tax code is designed to keep the rich not only rich but getting richer and to destroy the middle class.
Okay, say tax rates are raised for those making over $250,000. Wouldn't you also agree that loopholes should be closed? Wouldn't you agree that it's extremely unfair that a giant company such as GE pay so little in taxes?
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MA in Communication Studies
Program Highlights
The study of communication is important to virtually every profession that involves working with people – education, public relations, management, advertising, health, marketing, politics, social services, and many others. Since 1970, the Department of Communication and Media Studies has offered courses designed to provide students with the requisite understanding and skill in a variety of areas related to human communication. The Master of Arts in Communication Studies (MACS) program seeks to develop within students a specialized knowledge of managerial and leadership communication, integrated marketing communication, intercultural and international communication, and conflict resolution theories and practices for application in organizational and institutional contexts of various kinds. A Master of Communication Studies develops capabilities to initiate and advance his or her professional career, to work with and serve others in diverse communities with dignity and respect, and to understand the complexities associated with learning and communicating ethical and cultural values.
The Master of Arts in Communication Studies program goals are as follows:
- To provide students with a foundation for successful performance in communicative and decision-making roles essential to the operation of human enterprises and institutions of every description.
- To provide students with a sound understanding of the diverse forms of communication and information theory, and how to apply these theories in analysis of and performance in organizational, institutional and other relational contexts.
- To enhance students' creative skills, especially in the use of new communication technologies.
- To introduce students to quantitative, qualitative, and critical methodologies and procedures of research and analysis in human communication.
- To prepare students to design, carry out, and evaluate projects in the communication field.
For additional information, visit the MACS Department Homepage.
Course Information
Each student will be required to complete three Core communication courses. It is recommended that each student complete any three of the sixFoundation courses. All remaining Elective courses will be selected in consultation with the student's advisor in the development of the Plan of Study. The program offers the flexibility to individualize the curriculum to meet the interests of each student. Students must satisfactorily complete the following:
Core Courses (required for all students) 9 credits
COMM600 Communication Theory
or COMM650Rhetorical Theory & Criticism
COMM610 Communication Research
or COMM620 Qualitative Communication Research
COMM710 Communication Ethics
Foundation Courses (3 courses recommended) 9 credits
COMM605 Communication Strategies in Advertising
COMM630 Interpersonal Communication Strategies
COMM640 Small Group Communication
COMM655 Political Communication
COMM660 Organizational Communication
COMM675 Intercultural Conflict
Electives 18 credits
Electives may include any Foundation course not taken to fulfill the Foundation recommendation. Students select electives based on their chosen area of emphasis, and may fulfill elective requirements outside of the communication studies curriculum up to 9 credit hours, in consultation with the MACS program head and the faculty member teaching the course.
COMM607 Criticism of Mass Media
JOUR640 Public Relations Management
COMM635 Integrated Marketing Communication
COMM645 Technology of Communication
COMM655 Political Communication
COMM665 Managing Conflict
COMM680 Gender and Communication
COMM700 Language and Human Conduct
COMM725 Negotiating Intractable Conflict
COMM730 Communication and Social Process
COMM740 Communication Consulting
COMM750 Persuasion and Propaganda
COMM760 Managerial and Leadership Communication
COMM770 Communication Issues
COMM793 Independent Study
COMM796 Internship (up to 12 credits)
COMM798 Practicum in Communication
COMM799 Thesis
Students should take a minimum of three 700-level courses.
Program Emphases. In conjunction with the Core Courses, and in addition to the Certificate in Conflict Management, students select courses to develop expertise in one or more of the following emphases:
Managerial and Leadership Communication
COMM630 Interpersonal Communication Strategies
JOUR640 Public Relations Management
COMM660 Organizational Communication
COMM665 Managing Conflict
COMM740 Communication Consulting
COMM760 Managerial and Leadership Communication
Integrated Marketing Communication
COMM605 Communication Strategies in Advertising
COMM635 Integrated Marketing Communication
JOUR640 Public Relations Management
COMM645 Technology of Communication
COMM665 Organizational Communication
COMM685 Crisis Management
Cultural and International Communication
COMM640 Small Group Communication
COMM675 Intercultural Conflict and Communication
COMM680 Gender and Communication
COMM700 Language and Human Conduct
COMM725 Negotiating Intractable Conflict
COMM730 Communication and Social Process
Public Communication
COMM615 Criticism of Mass Media
COMM645 Technology of Communication
COMM655 Political Communication
COMM730 Communication and Social Process
COMM750 Persuasion and Propaganda
Elective courses available in web design, digital communication (audio or video), animation, social networking, and cognate areas with permission of advisor or instructor.
Course Descriptions
COMM600 Communication Theories (3 sem hrs.)
This course on communication theory concentrates on its classical roots and moves into the post modern era. It focuses upon the processes, major approaches, and communication contexts of theory building and classifies theories into the three contemporary paradigms: Covering Laws, Human Action, and Systems perspectives.
COMM605 Communication Strategies in Advertising (3 sem hrs.)
This course teaches dynamics of communication in the creation, implementation, and criticism of advertising. Students learn to analyze communication research, message strategies, execution of advertisements, and client media-consumer relationships from theoretical, critical and applied perspectives.
COMM607 Criticism of Mass Media (3 sem hrs.)
This course examines methods for the critical analysis of mass media messages generated through radio, television, film, and newspapers. Students gain insight into the effect of media on society with particular focus on news bias, mediated politics, advertising, censorship, television violence, economic support systems, and media stereotyping.
COMM610 Communication Research (3 sem hrs.)
This course introduces research methods and tools in communication studies. Students become proficient in communication design and analysis using quantitative measures, with particular emphasis databases, constructing and applying measurement instruments, and conducting statistical analyses.
COMM620 Qualitative Communication Research (3 sem hrs.)
This course provides students with the requisite knowledge and skills to design and carry out qualitative research on communicative practices, interactions and events. Students learn principles of and applications for participant-observation research and how interpretive analysis can serve as the basis for hypothesis generation and quantitative design.
COMM630 Interpersonal Communication Strategies (3 sem hrs.)
This course reviews recent theories of interpersonal interaction and introduces methods for analyzing communication between persons in significant relationships. Students examine how relationships develop and deteriorate through communication practices, and how differences in gender, ethnicity, age, class and race affect interpersonal perception.
COMM635 Integrated Marketing Communication (3 sem hrs.)
This course is concerned with the creation and implementation of communication campaigns using a mix of promotional methods including public relations, advertising, and related concepts. Goals and objectives, audience analysis, message strategies, tactics, and evaluation research are presented in an applied communication context with particular emphasis on the non-profit sector.
JOUR640 Public Relations Management (3 sem. hrs.)
This course provides in-depth study of how organizations manage media, consumer, government, investor, employee, and community relations. It focuses on successful program development through the knowledge and application of public relations management principles and communication techniques.
COMM640 Small Group Communication (3 sem hrs.)
This course examines the theory and practice of small group communication, with a focus on developing productive interaction in teams, meetings, negotiations, and other group settings. Students take up issues of consensus-building, group leadership and effective decision-making through communication practices.
COMM645 Technology of Communication (3 sem hrs.)
This course examines how technology is used as a medium of communication, with a particular focus on Computer Mediated Communication (CMC), Group Decision Support Systems (GDSS), and net meetings. It takes up how communication technology structures perceptions and interactions through web pages, digital stories and multimedia texts.
COMM650 Rhetorical Theory and Criticism (3 sem hrs.)
This course surveys selected theories of rhetoric from the classical to the postmodern, and examines methods for the critical analysis of discourse and texts of various genres.
COMM655 Political Communication (3 sem hrs.)
This course examines communicative aspects of national political campaigns and related decision-making processes. The role of mass media in political processes is of particular concern, but interpersonal, group, and organizational practices as they pertain to electoral procedures are also examined.
COMM660 Organizational Communication (3 sem hrs.)
This course examines the major theories, classical and contemporary, that drive research in organizational communication, with a focus on systems theory, technological development, organizational climate, information networks, management style, and human relations skills.
COMM665 Managing Conflict (3 sem hrs.)
This course teaches strategies for productive conflict management in interpersonal, group, and organizational contexts. It examines the causes and types of conflict, develops knowledge of the communicative and relational nature of conflict, and reviews strategies and tactics for resolving conflict situations.
COMM675 Intercultural Conflict & Communication (3 sem hrs.)
This course takes up advanced theoretical and applied problems in intercultural communication with focus on conflict in the public sphere between persons and groups of varying histories, interests and needs. The prospect for developing recognition, respect and understanding of others in the face of differences, asymmetrical relations, perceived and real threats, non-reciprocity, and so on, is assessed through readings, fieldwork and research reports.
COMM680 Gender and Communication (3 sem hrs.)
This course considers the intersection of communication, culture, and gender. It examines the implications of socially constructed gender roles, identifying and challenging communication practices that create inequities for both men and women. Emphasis is placed on how such knowledge aids in solving communication problems.
COMM685 Crisis Management (3 sem hrs.)
The purpose of this course is to develop a conceptual understanding of the process of crisis communication and crisis management. Students will explore issues relevant to the planning, development and execution of crisis management plans including risk assessment, media relationships, image restoration, and crisis response strategies.
COMM700 Language and Human Conduct (3 sem hrs.)
This course investigates the relation between language and human conduct, as the understanding of this relation has developed in Western thought during the 20th century.
COMM710 Communication Ethics (3 sem hrs.)
This course focuses on the analysis and interpretation of communicative conduct from ethical points of view. Students examine ethical issues relevant to a variety of interests in interpersonal, corporate, international, mediated and other forms of communication, and interrogate the extent to which a universal communicative ethics is possible.
COMM725 Negotiating Intractable Conflict (3 sem hrs.)
This course addresses the roles that communication and culture play in the development, management and potential resolution of intractable international and institutional conflicts. Students research issues such as group and cultural identity, nationalism and historicity, institutional interests, power relations, mediation strategies, the rhetoric of reconciliation, and transitional justice.
COMM730 Communication and Social Process (3 sem hrs.)
This course examines the role of communication in the constitution of institutional and organizational 'realities.' The ways in which persons internalize, legitimate and alter existing social structures through discursive practices are emphasized. Issues of leadership, agency, power, change, positioning and problem resolution in small group contexts are also addressed.
COMM740 Communication Consulting (3 sem hrs.)
This course presents consulting strategies as solutions to communication problems with a focus on research and intervention in the organizational communication situation. Communication theory is applied in the study of consultant-client relationships, organizational communication audits, and the design and implementation of communication change programs. Legal issues related to consulting such as privacy, liability and property are addressed.
COMM750 Persuasion and Propaganda (3 sem hrs.)
This course focuses on the communicative aspects of persuasion and the persuasive aspects of propaganda. Students engage in advanced theoretical and critical consideration of the persuasive functions of media, especially television, through an analysis of the rhetoric of popular trials and other media events.
COMM760 Managerial and Leadership Communication (3 sem hrs.)
This course focuses on the characteristics and practices of management and leadership as communication-based phenomena within the organizational setting. It addresses the demands of management and leadership in business, non-profit, social service, and educational organizations, with emphasis on issues of control and change.
COMM770 Seminar: Communication Issues (3 sem hrs.)
This course examines, analyzes, and interprets contemporary communication issues as they relate to a broad spectrum of personal, social and organizational concerns. It explores topics in public relations, management, business, government, the media, international areas, and other communication concentrations.
COMM793 Independent Study in Communication Studies (3 sem hrs.)
This experience meets the needs of students who wish to prepare, under the direction of a member of the graduate faculty, individual studies or projects in the field of communication studies.Prerequisites: consent of the department chairperson, COMM601, research course, admission to candidacy.
COMM796 Internship in Communication Studies (12 sem hrs.)
The internship provides an integrating experience, one which allows the graduate student to observe how specific components of the communication process work together and to test conceptual knowledge and skills against the reality of the work place.
COMM798 Practicum in Communication (3 sem. hrs.)
The Practicum in Communication provides students with the opportunity to conduct communication audits, develop crises management plans, or other communication and conflict case studies in an organization where they currently are employed, or in an institution that they determine has an interest in developing such audits, plans, or studies. Prerequisite: Candidacy and completion of 24 hours of coursework; consent and contract with work site.
COMM799 Thesis (3 sem hrs.)
Written under the direction of a graduate faculty member, the thesis is a major piece of scholarship that defines a problem in communication, reviews the relevant literature, explores a specific topic, and offers conclusions using quantitative or qualitative research methods. The final document makes a coherent, cogent, and sustained argument about communication processes, theories, or practices.
Admission Requirements
1. Complete the graduate application online (gradschool.edinboro.edu).
2. Application fee of $30 (if not former EUP student), or $7 (if former EUP student).
3. An official transcript verifying an earned baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution.
4. Scores from the Miller Analogies Test (MAT), the general aptitude portion of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT). If you possess a master's degree you do not need to complete the exams listed above.
5. Waiver of MAT/GRE/GMAT requirement for applicants with two or more years professional experience; these applicants must submit an 8-10 page writing sample showing research, analytical and writing ability.
6. Two letters of reference.
7. Statement of purpose (1-2 pages) for pursuing a Master's Degree in Communication Studies at EUP.
If you are interested in transferring credits from another degree you will need to fill out the Transfer Credit Form and submit it to the address listed above.
For information or assistance regarding services, activities and facilities that are accessible to and usable by persons with a disability, contact Dr. Robert McConnell, Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD), at (814) 732-2462 t/tty or email@example.com. For additional information, visit the OSD web page.
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Lacrimas Profundere
Ave End
I sit, sweating; not profusely, but a thin salty sheen that reflects the glow from my computer monitor. In front of me, at the recommendation of this websites owner, is the Lacromas Profeundere album Ave End. The soft blue light forms a wicked smile within its minuscule grooves, a smile beckoning for me to listen to it. I resist, the sweat oozes a little faster. I researched the band, I saw a video for the title track, and I'm scared, I don't want to listen to it.
"Come on pop me in and hit play"
"No". I retort. "You will be too catchy for my mortal senses and I will be wearing eye liner tomorrow"
The heavily German accented disjointed voice rebuts with glee. "I Know. Put me in, just once".
My occupational professionalism begins to circumvent my fear of European Gothic rock as my glistening hand reaches slowly for the glowing circle of light on my desk.
"That's it, that's it..my precious"….sneers the disc as my finger clamp around its circumference. I feel its magnetic draw sapping my will, the press releases echoing madly I my head:
"Rock n Sad Music"
"Album of the month"
"Catchy Seventies inspired Gothic Rock"
God help me. Can I resist this fourth album? Will my metalness be sucked from my soul if I listen to it?
My finger, shaking, gently presses the 'play button' and the whir of the disc seems to last forever as the laser slowly seeks the first grooves of Uber Gothicness. And so it begins….
Gentle, somber acoustics regale me initially before Christopher Nikolas's baritone voice, slithers into my subconscious. "One Hope's Evening" has started my descent. As it ends with emotion drenched warbling, I slump in relief. I have survived, I reach to down check if my manhood is intact, it's all still there- sticky and arranged like a package of thawed brats.
Then it happens.
Lulled by the soft piano notes, I let my guard down and in an instant the driving, forceful, and….catchy riff of the title track batters down my remaining mental defense, coursing through my Central Nervous System, converting, dominating and destroying. Before I know it, my foot is involuntarily tapping along. I struggle to control is spastic yet rhythmic convulsions, but Nikolas's Pete Steele-like croons melts my desire to fight. Then my neck soon follows suit, gently bobbing to the pace of the down tuned, robust guitars. Except for my helpless limbs, I'm frozen in place, rigid yet pliable to the music's crestfallen notes. A single tear runs down my check with precise melancholy, as if aware of my now broken state, it pauses as if giving a thought to my predicament, then carries on to the sobering gait of "To Bleed or Not to Be", as if drawn by the songs hypnotic, morose tempo.
By the time "Amber Girl", "Astronatumn", "Black" and "Evade" assail me with yet more irresistible synth based, ankle snapping Goth rock, I'm a broken man, bereft of thought or self control, only guided by the 'misery rock' flowing now unabated into my ears. Deep in my subconscious, I long to hear some Sentenced, as they might cheer me up compared to the depressed, yet affable rock that's taken my spirit. To ensure my continued state of emotional catatonia, Lacrimas Profundere hammer home their point with the woeful "Come, Solitude". I feel my wrist beckon the blade, the arteries begging to be opened almost straining to caress the cold steel of my Manowar letter opener.
By some miracle, before the edge meets flesh, I'm awakened by my television, thankfully set on MTV2 and as Agnostic Front's new video slaps me back to reality, I reel from the speakers, repulsed by my near demise at the hands of this disc. But yet I still hear "Ave End" echoing in the back of my mind….laughing.


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With previous releases for labels such as In The Red, Woodsist, Castle Face, Captured Tracks and Sacred Bones under their belt, The Fresh & Onlys have already carved a name for themselves.
Now they're back, and first up is the 7" single 'Yes or No' out this coming Monday June 18th. 'Yes Or No' is a kick ass love song. Bassist Shayde Sartain explains, "it was meant to be an anthem, but I guess you could say it was more desperate—the overwhelming desire to please someone and then feeling as though you have failed and being confused by that."
The 7" comes backed with another unreleased track 'Take Back The Night' and is available to preorder here and download on iTunes here.
The quartet—Tim Cohen, Shayde Sartin, Wymond Miles, and Kyle Gibson— got started in 2008 and look exactly like a biker gang composed of record store employees who could stomp your ass while shouting Kobaïan (that language '70s French prog band Magma made up) at you, if they felt like it. So, it's cool if you feel a bit unnerved when first meeting these four shaggy San Franciscans, even if that meeting only occurs via their songs.
There's something very bad-ass about their music; it's entirely assured and brazenly unique. You are free to think of them as part of a vibrant Bay Area scene (because they are) or try to link them to the nu-garage movement of several years ago (which is a stretch).
Whichever contextual lens you use, it hardly matters. The band is so comfortable with mixing and matching seemingly disparate genre elements at this point that, as a listener, it's easy to feel like a mouse batted about in a corner by a housecat. It is tasteful, of course, and it does this at the service of forceful songs—frequently witty and often lovely songs. That's the real reason it's difficult to stop playing this album once you start. And there you have it—the Fresh and Onlys, here to mess with your head and you have you say "Thank you."


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Situated in Tamarac, this hotel is close to Fort Lauderdale Stadium. Area attractions also include Broward Center for the Performing Arts and Las Olas Riverfront.
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Extended Stay America - Fort Lauderdale - Tamarac provides complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, free parking, and a 24-hour front desk.
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Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature kitchenettes, complimentary wireless Internet access, and refrigerators.
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Extended Stay America - Fort Lauderdale - Tamarac features laundry facilities, an elevator (lift), and air conditioning in public areas. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Complimentary parking is available on site.
- Elevator/lift
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- Year Built 1997
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- Number of floors - 2
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- Total number of rooms - 146
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs and cats only, Maximum number of pets per room 1
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Sharon S. Raimer, M.D.
Welcome to the UTMB Dermatology Webpage. The Department of Dermatology at UTMB was the first department of Dermatology in the state of Texas. We, therefore, have a long history of excellence in patient care, in the training of medical and allied health students and residents, and in the generation of new medical knowledge.
The Department of Dermatology presently has eight faculty members who are actively involved in patient care, offering expertise in general dermatology, which involves treatment of all diseases of the skin, hair, and nails; dermatologic surgery including Moh's surgery for skin cancer; pediatric dermatology; cosmetic dermatology and Dermatopathology. Members of our department have a special interest and expertise in the treatment of skin cancers, moles, acne, psoriasis, atopic dermatitis which is also known as eczema, collagen vascular diseases such as lupus and dermatomyositis and skin infections. Our department has pioneered the use of light treatments or phototherapy for the treatment of numerous skin diseases such as psoriasis, vitiligo, and T-cell lymphomas. Narrow band UVB, PUVA, and photodynamic therapy (PDT) are presently available.
Multiple cosmetic procedures are offered in our department including Fraxel laser used for improvement in the appearance of aging skin and for treatment of scars, and lasers for the treatment of dilated blood vessels, brown spots and for hair removal. Chemical peels to help skin look younger and healthier are also offered. Additional information on these and other procedures can be found on this website.
Faculty members have expertise in administering numerous injectables including Botox®, Restylane, Radiesse, Sculptra, Perlane and Juvederm. Injections to remove unsightly spider veins are also offered. Product lines including Skinceuticals, Obagi, Skin Medica, Jane Iredale Mineral Cosmetics are available for purchase in the department.
Our clinics are located on the main campus at UTMB, in the UHC 5th floor and on Stewart Road in Galveston, League City at Exit 20 off of IH 45 and in Angleton. Directions and maps can be found on this website.
We also invite you to visit our web pages to find information on our dermatology residency and Dermatopathology fellowship programs and for a description of dermatology elective courses offered to medical students.
Thank you for visiting the UTMB Dermatology website.
Dermatology News
When tanning turns into an addiction
The New York Times, June 22, 2010
Summer means more time and tissue exposed to the single biggest cause of skin damage and cancer: ultraviolet radiation. And despite sunscreen and a dermatologists' campaign going back to 1983, millions of Americans continue to abuse the rays that in small doses help maintain health but in larger doses can destroy it. For some, sun worship is a year-round activity. Dr. Richard F. Wagner Jr., a UTMB dermatologist, reported five years ago that as many as half of local beachgoers met the psychiatric definition of a substance abuse disorder. This year, 3.5 million new cases of superficial but often disfiguring skin cancers, and an estimated 68,720 melanomas, will be diagnosed among Americans. "As we age, the number of mutations increase and our immunity wanes," Dr. Wagner explained — a double whammy that greatly increases the likelihood of skin cancer. Read more here ...
American Academy of Dermatology
The American Academy of Dermatology is the largest, most influential and most representative of all dermatologic associations. With a membership of over 16,000, it represents virtually all practicing dermatologists in the United States. The Academy is committed to excellence in patient care, medical and public education, research, professionalism and member service and support.


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The George P. Bush bandwagon is rolling.
But which direction, and how fast?The Fort Worth Republican, a son of former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, stirred national interest Friday just by filing the paperwork to run for an office, probably Texas land commissioner."With his name and his Hispanic heritage, it's the perfect time for him to take a larger role," said Republican consultant Juan Hernandez of Fort Worth, back from doing election-night commentary on CNN en Español."A moreno [dark brown] Bush! What a wonderful combination."Bush, 36, an investor and business consultant, is just beginning his first term in office. He's a school trustee in his first term on the Dallas-based Uplift charter system board, years away from any national role.But Republicans want help after Mitt Romney won only 27 percent of Hispanic votes Tuesday.Back when uncle George W. Bush led " Somos Tejanos" parades, he won 40 percent of Hispanic voters. If the party can't recapture the Bushes' sunny optimism about immigration and Hispanic culture, Republicans won't win."It's a positive thing to have something besides old white guys like me on the ballot," current Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson told The Associated Press.Patterson, moving up to run against Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, helped persuade Texas Republicans last summer to drop their hard-line immigration platform in favor of a guest-worker plan.Hernandez said Texas Republicans have proved that "we can pass a new immigration platform and take the first step toward reform."Bush and Hernandez are both co-founders of the Hispanic Republicans of Texas PAC, which supports candidates, including Tarrant County Clerk Mary Louise Garcia."You wouldn't believe how many calls I've had since Tuesday," Hernandez said."Conservatives -- some very conservative -- are saying, 'I think we need to take another look at immigration reform.' It finally sank in."Hernandez led 2008 candidate John McCain's Hispanic voter drive but said Romney's team "never wanted to focus on Hispanic voters." He did help suggest a few ad messages along the lines of "You deserve better," he said."I think everybody was surprised at who voted and why," he said."We didn't believe young people would vote. They did. African-Americans did. Nobody expected so many Hispanic voters."Without them, don't expect to win.Bud Kennedy's column appears Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 817-390-7538Twitter: @budkennedy2 freshmen ready to begin representing Tarrant
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Ok, there's only a few of us here, but what do you think of Gibbs naming Brunell the starter after one week?
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S. Africa formally apologises for Mandela signer
The South African government formally apologised Friday for any offence caused by the sign language interpreter it hired for Nelson Mandela's memorial, later exposed as a fake. "We sincerely apologise to the deaf community and to all South Africans for any offence that may have been suffered," Arts and Culture Minister Paul Mashatile said in a statement. Enraged sign language experts said that Thamsanqa Jantjie's signing in front of US President Barack Obama and other world leaders gathered at Soweto's Soccer City stadium had amounted to little more than "flapping his arms around". Minister Mashatile said parliament would pass a new law early next year to regulate the profession "so that this kind of incident doesn't happen ever again."
Mandela's 'secret' village fears it will be forgotten
Mqhekezweni (South Africa) (AFP) - As the world's eyes turn to the village of Qunu where Nelson Mandela will be buried on Sunday, another small rural community where the global icon spent many formative years is feeling decidedly left out. "You are welcome in Mqhekezweni, Mandela's 'secret' village," laughed Nugget Sithupo, 75, as he stood next to a rutted dirt track, waiting for a bag of maize to be ground to flour at a portable, roadside mill. Shortly after the death of his father, a nine-year-old Mandela and his mother left Qunu -- his boyhood home -- and travelled to Mqhekezweni, about 40 kilometres (25 miles) inland through the rolling treeless hills that dot the Eastern Cape landscape. "Mqhekezweni was a mission station of the Methodist Church and far more up to date and Westernised than Qunu," Mandela recalled in his autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom".
Huge crowds gather in hopes of seeing Mandela body
PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) — Tens of thousands of South African mourners waited in line on Friday to view the body of Nelson Mandela, which was lying in state for the third and final day, with the likelihood that many would be turned away before the casket is taken away later in the day.
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JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A South African Cabinet minister is apologizing for the sign language interpreter at Nelson Mandela's memorial who outraged deaf people worldwide by making signs they said amounted to gibberish.
Last goodbye for Mandela before burial
Anxious South Africans queued through the night for the chance to say a final farewell Friday to Nelson Mandela before his body is moved to his rural, boyhood home for burial. Friday was the last opportunity to view the open-top casket with the body of South Africa's first black president, lying in state in the grounds of the palatial Union Buildings -- the seat of government in Pretoria.


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Cloudwalker has finally finished a new tune!
(It's been nearly 2 years since Magma Dragoon)
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Cloudwalker - Imperfect Machines
A good pair of headphones is recommended…
The idea of the track was to reflect mechanical imperfection.
Stylistically, this track takes a step in a new direction for me; exploring more digital and glitch soundscapes.
The first part of the track is in a 13/16 time signature (its been a blast to play with).
Each note in this section has been manually unquantized to give it an imperfect yet mechanical feel.
The 2nd part is in 9/8, exploring darker and more distorted realms.
The track finishes with a 4/4 dub finale, slightly error-proned, but with a bright outlook.
Philosophically, I suppose this song reflects the error-prone nature of machines/robots…
and ultimately ourselves, as we are also Imperfect Machines.
Benji or Simon: If you see this, I'd like to express my interest in doing a Younger Brother remix.
I have a lot of fun and interesting ideas on how to approach No Safety in Numbers.
I feel that this new track, along with my Magma Dragoon remix, showcase my abilities to do so.
Enjoy, and, as always…this is open to critique, comments, or suggestions.
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Work: Walter Cunningham Jr., Ensemble director, Dartmouth Gospel Choir
When Dartmouth College [1] was in the market for a director of its gospel choir, it would have done well to pound the pavement in Chicago's South Side, a famous incubator for soulful gospel music. But it didn't have to, because Chicago came to Dartmouth, in the form of Walter Cunningham Jr [2].
The year was 2003, and Cunningham, who had been leading gospel choirs since he was 14, had left the corporate world to go back into music full-time. He was working on his first album when a friend told him about the Dartmouth position.
"And I'm like, 'Really? Isn't Dartmouth in New Hampshire? Why would they be interested in a gospel-choir director?'" Cunningham says in a recent phone interview. "My friend said, 'I don't know, but it is Dartmouth, so why don't you inquire?'"
Cunningham did, and he got the job. It was the latest step in a unique journey that began in Waterloo, Iowa — his father was the state's first black principal — and took him to the United States Military Academy, where he became the choir director, and later to Pfizer as one of the top salesmen during its launch of Viagra.
These days Cunningham, 43, splits his time between Chicago and Lebanon, New Hampshire, an arrangement he appreciates for the chance to experience a diversity of landscapes and cultures. His choir performs to sell-out crowds in Dartmouth's Spaulding Auditorium and graces stages from the New Orleans Jazz Festival [3] to the House of Blues [4] in Chicago. Last year, the choir completed its first European tour; a second one is in the works. Next month, the group will perform at Jazz at Lincoln Center.
The power, synchronicity and jubilation of Cunningham's group — 90 vocalists plus a rhythm section — tend to get listeners out of their seats and swaying in no time. It's a righteous and uplifting experience, regardless of one's spiritual beliefs.
Seven Days caught up with Cunningham in Chicago to find out about bringing gospel to New England.
SEVEN DAYS: Has gospel been a hard sell for the Dartmouth community?
WALTER CUNNINGHAM: At times it can be hard. It's kind of like the times when your mom gave you medicine, or she wanted you to eat vegetables. All of a sudden, you found that she put medicine in your Kool-Aid, or folded vegetables into your burger. You know, that's my approach: What if folks don't know they're getting gospel?
That's one reason why I do a lot of remakes. I'll do a song like "Rosanna" and change it to "Hosanna." A song like Whitney Houston's "I'm Every Woman," I changed to "God is a Good God." "Bohemian Rhapsody" I changed to "Rhapsody of a Dreamer" . . . Gospel music is so much more vast than "Oh, Happy Day" and Mahalia Jackson.
SD: You put a few ringers from your Chicago group, One Accord, into the gospel-choir concerts. Why?
WC: Part of the reason is, many of these kids come from backgrounds where they've never been exposed to gospel. One of the challenges is, from a soloist's perspective, there are certain abilities that you've grown to hear. That's something that some people intrinsically have the ability to do, or they were brought up in churches where that's all they heard . . . But unfortunately, Dartmouth doesn't have a lot of students like that.
When I have 90 students show up the first day, I'm lucky if five of them have the ability to sing solos, and I'm lucky if 10 of them have been in a choir. So I've got to get them up to speed quickly and give them an experience that allows them to be authentic. One thing that allows me to do that is by bringing people in to assist me . . .
The second reason I bring ringers is, from a musician's perspective, in the Upper Valley area and in the student population, I don't have a lot of gospel-savvy musicians. So a lot of my ringers are not vocalists; the vast majority are my rhythm players.
SD: The Dartmouth Gospel Choir's concerts seem to have a strong religious message, but the performance doesn't take place in a church. Do you get any people who criticize you or say, "What's with all the God stuff?"
WC: Well, I do get it, and my comment is quite simple: Don't come to a gospel-choir concert. The reality is that it's gospel music; gospel sung of the tenets of the gospel. Now, I recognize that [some] people are there for the art. I appreciate that. But I also know that people are there for the encouraging, uplifting, inspiring aspect as well. So my job is to make sure I can navigate and be sensitive to the fact that people may come for various reasons.
The other thing I try to keep in mind is that we come from varying belief systems, so I try to focus less on doctrine and more on addressing the human condition, addressing hurt and pain, and the importance of love, and the importance of frustration and motivation, and the importance of fulfilling God-given destinies, and reaching out and being your all . . . I believe that I do it by tapping into a source, whether you call him God, Allah, Buddha, Jesus . . . I just focus on the fact that we can all agree it's important we be about love, about inspiring, and that you tap into something beyond the finite system of your body.
SD: Tell me a little about the members of the choir.
WC: We are the largest, most diverse entity on the campus. We've got all classes, both year groups and economic classes. I've got kids from the Northeast to the Southwest. I've got kids that are from Africa, Japan. I've got kids who are Jewish and Christian; kids who don't know what the hell they are; kids who don't care what they are. I've got gay, straight and bi.
I give them a few ground rules. The first one is: "You'd better be ready for a growth experience, because in some way or another, you will grow." Number two: "We celebrate uniqueness." I don't use the word "accept." I hate that word because it has the connotation of "Well, I'll deal with you and you'll deal with me." The third ground rule is: "You try and you comply." You give me all of your effort, and, as a leader, there are certain things I ask that are not up for negotiation; it is what it is. That's the West Pointer in me.
SD: It looks like you're having a ball up there when you're performing. Is this work for you?
WC: You know, it's funny. I love what I do. I consider myself to be one of those rare people who loves what he does. But it is my job, and it is work. The vast majority of the music we do I've either written or arranged, because I can't go to an Upper Valley audience and bring the same thing I would bring to a South Side audience. I would lose them. The other challenge is that 95 percent of gospel music is not available in sheet-music form, so that has to be written out and arranged. A lot of the preparation is work. What the audience sees is the performance aspect, which is the pinnacle. It's fun, but there were easily six or seven months of preparation to just do that one performance.
[1] http://www.dartmouth.edu/
[2] http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=166060835
[3] http://www.nojazzfest.com/
[4] http://www.hob.com/venues/clubvenues/chicago/


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