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Two International Dental Studies (IDS) students were recently honored for academic achievements and involvement with student leadership. Drs. Navreet Randhawa and Abhishek Ruparelia, both members of the IDS Class of 2013, were presented with the 7th Annual Dr. F. Gene and Rosemary Dixon Scholarship Award during a ceremony on Nov. 27. The scholarship acknowledges various achievements made by Randhawa and Abhishek and awards them each $3,000.
The Dixons, longtime donors and friends of the dental school, created the Dr. F. Gene and Rosemary Dixon IDS Endowment in Spring 2005 to provide scholarships for international dental students at the Dugoni School. Recipients are selected based on demonstrated leadership qualities and academic accomplishments made during their time in the IDS program.
During the scholarship presentation program, Rosemary Dixon shared thoughts about her late husband and their motivation in starting the endowment. The Dugoni School is among the very few dental schools in the country offering a scholarship exclusively for IDS students, thanks to the support of the Dixons.
Also in attendance were Dr. Birender Sandhu, an alumnus from the inaugural IDS class of 1989, and his wife Kinkin. Sandhu shared words of support and encouragement for the IDS students and discussed the impact the program has had on his professional career. Remarks were also given by Dean Patrick Ferrillo, Jr., and Dr. Arthur A. Dugoni, who shared a brief history of the formation of the IDS program, as well as Dr. Pat King, current director of the IDS program.
The first scholarship award recipient, Dr. Navreet Randhawa, earned her dental degree in 2006 from the Sri Guru Ram Das Institute of Dental Sciences and Research in Amritsar, India. Since starting at the Dugoni School she has been involved with many student groups including the American Student Dental Association (ASDA), in which she serves as a representative for her class. Navreet has also worked with ASDA's governance and advocacy manager on the inclusion of dentistry as a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) Designated Degree Program.
Randhawa is also involved with the dental school's Student Community Outreach for Public Education (SCOPE) program, and has volunteered her time at various community outreach events in the San Francisco Bay Area. In 2012 she was a co-coordinator for the school's annual Bridge Builders event, which brings together the school community in a celebration of different cultures and ethnicities. Additionally Randhawa is involved with the dental school's research activities and presented research findings at the school's Excellence Day, a yearly showcase of student achievements.
Dr. Abhishek Ruparelia, the second scholarship award recipient, received his dental degree in 2008 from the Rajiv Ghandi University of Health Sciences in Ramanagara, India. For both of his years at the Dugoni School he has served as class president, acting as the primary representative and advocate for the IDS Class of 2013 to the greater school community.
He has also been involved with SCOPE and is an extramural committee representative. Furthermore, Ruparelia has been involved with school research activities and was honored with an award for independent research. With Randhawa, he co-coordinated the Bridge Builders event in Spring of 2012, and he is affiliated with many school clubs and study groups.
"Navreet and Abhishek are both enthusiastic, dedicated students and are much deserving of this special acknowledgement," said King. "Despite having busy schedules, both make it a priority to give back to the community, participate in organized dentistry and school activities, and represent their IDS classmates to the greater school community."
IDS students hold dental degrees from schools outside the U.S., but need accreditation to practice in the United States. By completing the IDS program at the Dugoni School, students earn a U.S. doctor of dental surgery degree and eligibility to sit for any state or regional dental board in the country. The two-year accelerated program is very popular, receiving more than 600 applications and enrolling just 22 students in July of each year.
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Washington sophomore linebacker John Timu is focused on studying opponents — then making the plays on the field.
The manner in which television cameras — and the eyes of fans — inevitably follow the ball can often make it appear as if a player suddenly materialized in position to make a play.
Such as Saturday night, when Washington sophomore middle linebacker John Timu intercepted a pass intended for Utah receiver Kenneth Scott in the second quarter. The play stopped a drive deep into Huskies territory and set up a touchdown that gave UW the lead. Washington never trailed again en route to a 34-15 win.
Washington defensive coordinator Justin Wilcox says the play was actually a week or so in the making, the result of the kind of pregame preparation and film study he says has made Timu a leader of UW's revived defense.
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"John's a real cerebral guy and he is very, very smart," Wilcox said. "And he studies the game."
His studying before the Utah game paid off Saturday night.
Wilcox said as Utah lined up for a third-and-11 at the UW 34-yard line, an obvious passing down, Timu noticed what he had reviewed on film with coaches during the week — a formation where the Utes split a receiver to the short side of the field and the tight end to the wide side. It was a formation where the ball more often than not went to the receiver.
"He recognized that immediately and he altered his drop," Wilcox said. "… That's the difference in a guy that's able to apply all the things in the meeting room to the game."
Said Timu: "I just want to know my opponent better than they know themselves. And that's a big thing is studying them, so when the game comes it will be easy. I felt like I knew what was coming."
As Wilcox said, though, on top of the study is being able to carry that to the field. Timu struggled with that last season, when he was thrust into a starting job at linebacker as a true freshman.
"Last year, I didn't have the belief that I was going to make the play every time," he said.
He was also about 20 pounds lighter than his current 230 pounds, which sometimes made it harder to simply make the play, particularly defending the run.
Timu says improving his tackling "was the most important thing for me. Especially for a linebacker, especially last year, all the missed tackles that I had. That started in the offseason, putting on some pounds and getting more physical and the belief that I have to have in myself. The belief that I have to have to make the tackle instead of having the fear of missing."
There were still rough patches early in the season, such as the 41-3 loss at LSU when the Tigers manhandled the Huskies with their running game and UW often used the bigger Thomas Tutogi in the middle.
But Wilcox said Timu has continued to work and study, even through the down moments, and has erased the question of whether he can fill the shoes of last year's starting middle linebacker, Cort Dennison.
"Some of the plays he is making now, he might not have made earlier in the year because he has gotten so much more comfort in what he is doing now and in what they (opponents) are trying to do to him," Wilcox said.
Saturday, Timu not only had an interception but also helped make a stop when Utah went for it on fourth-and-one at its 43 on the first drive of the third quarter. Washington took over and quickly drove for a touchdown and a 21-6 lead. Later, Timu suffered a stinger and trainers called for a cart to take him off the field. But Timu got to his feet, waved the cart away, and returned to the game on the next series.
The incident briefly revived memories of a scary incident against California last season when Timu suffered a similar injury and was taken off the field via ambulance.
"I didn't want to go through that again," he said. "I wanted to finish the game and help our seniors go out with a bang on their last night at home."
He did just that. He was UW's nominee for Pac-12 defensive player of the week — helping the defense put the finishing touches on another sterling game at CenturyLink Field. The Huskies didn't allow more than 24 points in any of six home games this year, and 17 or fewer in five — all wins.
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Admittedly, I'm a total Scrooge when it comes to certain things, Christmas cookies among them. But the sheer quantity and the variety!, you say. But the sprinkles, the frosting, and the little silver balls! The decorative holiday serving trays!
Bah, humbug. Here's what I think: most Christmas cookies don't taste very good. True, the Strib picks some winners every year (anybody made the 2009 champ?), and Wuollete's puts some chocolate-pecan turtle-like cookies on its holiday plate that are real gems, but perusing a selection of Christmas cookies, I'm often hard-pressed to find something that I'll even consider (sugar cookie, no; peanut butter/Hershey kiss cookie, no; green rice-krispie wreath, no), and even those that look good don't often pull through. So far this season, I've been disappointed by homemade gingerbread and a Russian teacake and some terrible, dry divinity from Jerry's grocery.
But...I'm not a total Grinch. I did have some successes this year: an awesome krumkake (thanks, Bergrens!) and about a half a batch of a longtime favorite: Mint Meringue Kisses. They're a bit like a Frango mint in cookie form: delicate crust that melts into a hollow interior and a chewy mint-chocolate core.
I adapted this recipe on www.nibbledish.com, as it seemed closest to the one that Katy W. supplied to our class recipe book way back in second grade:
Mint Meringue Kisses, one dozen
Ingredients * 2 egg whites * 1/4 tsp cream of tartar * 1 pinch salt * 1/2 cup white sugar * 4 drops mint or peppermint extract (or 2 drops each) * 1/4 cup semisweet chocolate chips * 1 drop red or green food coloring
Instructions 1. Preheat oven to 375 deg F (190 deg C). Line baking sheet with parchment paper. 2. In a medium bowl, with electric mixer on high speed, beat egg whites, cream of tartar, salt, extracts, coloring, and sugar until stiff. (This will take 5+ mins and start to look glossy.) 3. Fold in chocolate chips. 4. Drop bater by heaping teaspoonfuls onto covered baking sheet. Place in oven and turn off oven and leave the cookies alone for 5 hours or overnight.
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This past August, our family traveled to Glacier National Park in Montana and during that trip I decided Eyrleigh's party was going to incorporate hiking somehow! I wanted a party idea that was fun for both boys and girls as many of Eyrleigh's good friends are little boys. We have been super lucky with great weather for her birthday every year and I was counting on that this year. One of the county parks near us has a mixed paved and dirt wooded trail system and I knew it would be perfect for a hiking themed party. I sprang the $100+ to reserve the pavilion to guarantee I had the space to myself and in the event of rain.
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After the kids had their bags, they moved on the other stations around the pavilion. One station was "Make your Own Trail Mix". In the picture you can see I used large roasting pans to hold trail mix options. Each child was given a small bag and could scoop in their own choices for their mix. I had pretzels, mini-marshmallows, raisins, dried bananas and pineapple, M & M's, and Cinnamon Chex. I left out any nuts as we had 3 kids with severe peanut allergies.
The other station was the bird feeder station. I had seriously considered having the kids paint birdhouses but this was cheaper and had less clean-up. I saved toilet paper tubes for a few weeks and had enough for each child. I purchased soynut butter (see the above note on peanut allergies) to spread on the toilet paper tubes. Then the kids rolled their covered tube in bird seed. They sell butcher's string at the grocery store but I couldn't find it. I asked the butcher where it was and he just gave me some for free. I used about a foot and a half per kid. They simply put the string through the tube and when they got home, tied the whole thing to a tree branch. Any mess could be swept into the grass as birdseed and nut butter are highly biodegradable!
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SIOUX CITY (AP) - The board of directors of an Iowa economic development group will meet next month to discuss concerns over a state grant awarded to help create a Christian park in Sioux City.
Vision Iowa board will meet June 11th to discuss whether it should take any action after the Freedom From Religion Foundation, of Madison, Wisconsin, complained about funding the Christian-themed park with public money.
The group says the $140,000 grant to The Shepherd's Garden violates the U.S. and Iowa constitutions.
Iowa Economic Development Authority spokeswoman Tina Hoffman has said the state grant money would pay only for green space at the park and not for any of the project's religious elements.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Six Iowa cities have submitted reports outlining traffic camera use to state transportation officials and now await word on whether they'll be able to keep their speed and red light cameras on state-run highways and interstates.
The Iowa Department of Transportation implemented rules in February dictating where and why cameras can be installed along state roads and requiring local jurisdictions to submit reports by May 1st justifying camera placement. Steve Gent, director of the Iowa Department of Transportation's office of traffic and safety, says the department plans to review the reports in coming weeks.
The cities are Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs, Davenport, Des Moines, Muscatine and Sioux City.
Gent says the review process will involve collaboration between DOT and local officials to fully understand why cities believe cameras are needed.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A central Iowa district judge is calling on Madison County and other officials to beef up security at county courthouses in the wake of a gun incident in March.
Iowa Fifth Judicial District Chief Judge Arthur Gamble recently told judges from the 16 counties he oversees that they need to start talking with sheriffs and county supervisors about putting deputies in courtrooms when court is in session to protect judges and the public.
The conversations are part of an effort to avoid a situation similar to the March 24th incident in Winterset, when a man pulled a handgun out of his pocket as a deputy tried to handcuff him. The man was captured after briefly escaping.
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Authorities have not yet named the volunteer killed, but Midwest Racing Promotions, which manages speedway races, identified the man as 45-year-old Richard Welch.
Iowa State Patrol Sergeant Ben Lampe says the car lost control on the dirt track at about 8:30 p.m. and hit part of the concrete barrier, and debris went over the barrier.
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The man was performing work on the hospital roof when fell down the 25-foot deep shaft about 7:50 a.m. Friday.
Iowa City Fire Department Batallion Chief Brian Platz says the shaft was about two stories deep.
Nearby ambulance workers were able to lower a ladder down and start treatment before rescue crews cut through walls to reach him about 30 minutes later.
Platz says the man was conscious and alert during the ordeal.
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Three residents in a home say they were awakened by their dog's barking around 2 a.m. Friday. The residents then discovered a fire in the garage and escaped outside.
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I am 19 weeks, when should I start shopping for the baby?
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I know some moms who start shopping for diapers and creams (lotions, baby wash, diaper creams, etc) that early. they stock up when there's a sale/coupons, etc. so when baby comes they have a stash of diapers and things they know they'll need. i didn't buy anything that early, but i did start an account at the bank to start saving specifically for baby stuff. That was the money we used after our shower when we saw what our generous family/friends gave and what we still needed to get. I don't think there's any harm in buying some stuff at this stage (especially if you see something for a great price that you know you'll use-- wipes, diapers, baby wash, etc)posted 02/16/2010 by CuteMama729
Gosh, I'm 8 weeks, 5 days, and I started shopping right after I found out at 4 weeks. I buy a little at a time. I already have a bunch of clothes and will be getting more. I have diapers, wipes, toys, bottles, pacifiers, a bunch of onesies, socks, even books. Now I need to start on the bigger stuff. I think I'm ordering that stuff online from Amazon. I was looking at that website today, and they have some REALLY cute stuff, and not that expensive, and sometimes they even do free shipping. So yeah, shop away if you want, so you don't have to worry about all that $$ at the last minute. :-)posted 02/22/2010 by dance.in.moonlight
Wait until after all your baby showers. Once that's done, you're more likely to know exactly what you need. We waited, and it was a good thing, because there ended up being only about 5 things we needed to buy for the first 12 months!posted 02/22/2010 by Rebekers
i would start now , i was shopping when i found out i was preganant , even tho yu dont know the sex , the baby stilll needs wipes , diapers , plain white onsies . and a holee lott ,when the babys here your not going to have to much time to do anything,posted 02/22/2010 by urbanlegend7454
I am currently 20 weeks also and I have been hesitant to buy things for the baby before this. I found out when I was a month pregnant that I had cancer on my cervix and I was afraid I would lose the baby. I had surgery a week ago to remove it and now that I know that the baby is ok I am going to go shopping for him!posted 02/22/2010 by dianacarroll
The way i look at it start right away so your not unprepared. Save money as well. I wish i could have started asap.posted 02/22/2010 by BabyMamaCass
I'd wait to go shopping just yet. I got real excited with my 2nd pregnancy and told everyone I was pregnant, went shopping a bit, started to prepare for the baby and ended up miscarrying. I don't think you have that to worry about, but you'll get so much stuff for the baby shower! Instead of actually buying stuff, maybe go to babies r us, target, walmart, etc and make some baby registries. That way you get the fun of shopping and knock out making a registry.posted 03/24/2009 by cheribabii613
I would wait! You don't really know what you prefer until you start using the products. My gf took me to the baby store to register at 4 mos preg and all I ended up doing is choosing the stuff she used. Turns out my hubby and I did a bunch of research and made our own choices that worked out much better. Some things are trial and error. I bought the most expensive breastpump, but I only needed a moderate one, given my usage.posted 02/11/2009 by Janis Vinson
We started shopping for our first baby before we ever conceived, then started buying a lot of generic-type items as soon as we found out we were pregnant. After they determined the sex of the baby it was on. There were shopping sprees almost every weekend. We're 11 weeks now with our second child and have all the necessities. We're just waiting to find out what we're having and we'll be hitting the stores and internet again.posted 02/22/2011 by jimmyrainey
You can start shopping for baby anytime! I do suggest you wait till after your shower though so you can make an assessment of the things you will need. Try out lots of things but you dont have to buy everything for baby from the jump. Things like a bouncer and a highchair you can wait on until your baby starts interacting with the world around him/ sitting up on his own. Keep in mind when shopping for clothes not to buy too many of one size. Try to get clothes with snaps and/or zippers so they are easy to put on/take off. And if you choose to buy clothes that your baby wont be wearing for a while think about what season it will be before you buy so you wont purchase a nice short set when by the time you baby can wear it winter will be here. What I do is stock up on pajamas and the white onesies that snap at the crotch (for undershirts). More often than not your baby will be at home or with a sitter the first couple of months so not that many outfits are needed.posted 02/17/2011 by CalienteMami29
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> Cimode wrote:
>>I meant nothingness.
Ironically, the crank apparently concluded I was a fraud for noting that the difference between a valid argument and a sound argument depends on the truth of the premises. Perhaps, he should expand his wikipeducation to include propositional logic, modus ponens and modus tollens.
> And quite obviously, you haven't bothered to read anything about the
> lambda calculus; it pre-dates electronic computers and programming as
> it is currently known. It is a formalism for describing and discussing
> computable functions. It is provable (and was, as part of the
> Church-Turing Thesis - look it up) that any computable function can be
> described in terms of the lambda calculus. If you still need a proof of
> soundness, disengage your bile ducts and start doing some reading.
And that too. (One wonders whether he realises that Church-Turing has nothing to do with cathedrals and bus trips.)
>>It is not because FP or OO >>mechanisms can be helpful at implementation that they represent a sound >>fundation to build on...Implementations should be determined according >>to sound logical fundation.
>>In data management RM is pure succesfully >>applied mathematics. Only indepth comprehension of RM concepts can >>allow to evaluate validity of a possible implementation model.
>>FP or OO are not even models they are mechanisms...I do not see how a >>mechanism can be succeful in anything if it does not rely from an >>implementation model, which itself derives from RM... The rest is >>repetition...
Ironically, in the sense that FP and RM are both formalisms, one could argue they are both models. I suspect Church would have called his a functional model as opposed to Codd's logical model.
Regardless, they are both formalisms and both direct applications of mathematics as near as I can tell.
>>If I have stated that FP is irrelevant it is because I have already >>discussed and wasted time with it...
>>No sound logical model has been >>defined for *undecideability* computing (while at it while not evoque >>quantic computing!) and even if there was one it would not be relevant >>to data management. Only RM has been defined specifically in such >>direction.
I would recommend Sipser instead of the Wikipedia though.
>>The reason why you still advocate such nonsense is because you do not >>understand sufficiently the difference between SQL and RM. >>Understanding better RM can only help you make sense of what I am >>stating.
One wonders when he ever wandered out of it in the first place.
>>Should read... >>Somebody who believes that programming which is an implementation could >>define a computing abstract foundation such as RM is simply delluding >>himself.
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It's revealed that Callie's father's name is Carlos.
Meredith: Tell me everything. Did you beat them? Did you kick their asses? Come on, I want a full report. Everything that happened.
Alex (long pause): Izzie left me. She wrote a note, and she left... me. I-- I... I-I don't know if she's comin' back.
Meredith: Wh-What do you mean she left? Where did she go? (Alex shrugs, looks away, as he's about to cry, Mer and Cristina looka at each other) Go hug him.
Cristina: What?
Meredith: Go hug him. (Cristina gets out of bed, looks back at Mer, then looks at Alex)
Mr. Torres: Calliope.
Callie: I can't do this anymore. You'll, you know, see me in hell.
Mr. Torres: Listen to me, please. ... I have to catch you.
Callie (confused): What?
Mr. Torres: Your whole life, ... you know, you've always been on a bridge, Calliope. Ever since you were a little girl and you don't just walk on it, either. No, you climb on the railing and you're ready to leap, and when you do, when that happens, I have to be there. I have to catch you.
Callie: You don't have to catch me, dad.
Mr. Torres: Yes, I do. It's my job. (Callie smiles) Listen, if this works out between you and Arizona... is there a chance that maybe you'd uh... give your mother a wedding?
Callie: If Arizona wanted to spend the rest of her life with me? Yeah, I'll put on a big white dress and dance down the aisle.
Mr. Torres: How about grandkids?
Callie: Yes, I would imagine that when the time came... yes, there would be kids.
Mr. Torres: Does she make you happy?
Callie (smiling): Yes, Dad. She makes me very happy. (hugs him) I love you, you know that?
Mr. Torres: She's not a vegetarian is she? 'Cause I don't know how much more I can take.
Callie: She's not a vegetarian. (hugs him again)
Mr. Torres: I feel very old. (Callie laughs)
Meredith (closing voiceover): What do you do when the infection hits you, when it takes over? Do you do what you're supposed to and take your medicine? Or do you learn to live with the thing and hope someday it goes away? Or do you just give up entirely and let it kill you?
(Cristina is crying)
Meredith: Talk to me, tell me what happened.
Cristina (crying): Nothing! Nothing is happening to me. I don't know what I'm doing, I'm like chasing after surgeries I don't care about. ... Do you know you how long it's been since I've held a heart in my hand? Since I've felt that-- that joy... that rush? You know, I miss Burke. I, I miss him all day! I miss... it's not the relationship or the sex, I miss... everyday when he was here, I held hearts. And I got picked, not because of some favoritism but because it was just like... it was right! And I learned, I learned! And I felt seen. And now, you know what, I don't know what. I spent this entire day fighting... (sighs, defeated) and I don't want to do it anymore.
Meredith: Come over here. (pats the bed next to her, and Cristina lays down next to her)
Arizona: Didn't go well, huh?
Callie (sobbing): Well, at least now I can move on with my life. Stop entertaining any thoughts of actually getting back together with my family. Whatever, I don't need a father. I don't. Not one that won't accept me. (Callie starts crying harder, and Arizona hugs her)
Izzie: If you all could get past your sad little egos, you would realize that you can't write off all the Mercy West residents, just 'cause you feel threatened.
Cristina: Oh, we don't feel threatened!
Alex: No!
Lexie (after Izzie walks off): Okay, we feel pretty threatened.
Alex (looks around): Dudes, they're not here.
Cristina: Hallajuh.
Alex: They're not eating, they're working. (they all rush out of the cafeteria)
Alex: This blows.
Cristina: Getting your ass kicked?
Alex: Shut up. I heard yours got a standing ovation in the ER.
Lexie: Yours was the one who saved the whole ER from the maniac with the hammer?
Cristina: Okay, he didn't save anyone. He did some stupid ninja leap and then tripped a guy. I used actual medicine to stop a person from dying.
Lexie: Well, mine has a notebook, a notebook that she takes notes in, notes of a very personal nature, and I stole it.
Cristina: You what?
Alex: Give it.
Lexie: No! No! I-- I am not sinking to their level. They are vindictive, and they are aggressive. And they are not team players. And if we are not careful, that spirit is going to infect our hospital. We have to fight it.
Cristina: Which is why you stole her notebook?
Alex: And read it.
Lexie: Well, she's not a very nice person!
Meredith: Have you talked to any of them?
Derek: Who?
Meredith: The Mercy Westers'.
Derek: Yeah.
Meredith: And?
Derek (kisses her): And I love you.
Meredith: No, not that. I need to know what's goin' on out there, I need to know how Cristina's doing, she was cardio deprived and depressed.
Derek: Are you and Cristina in a dark and twisty place? Are you havin' the dark and twisties?
Meredith: We are.
Derek: Both of you are dark and twisty?
Meredith: I told you, we are.
Derek (laughs): Okay.
Callie: The man flew 3,000 miles to make me straight, with a preist! I'm lucky that they didn't march into the ER swingin' incents all hepped up for an exercism.
Arizona: Are you done yet?
Callie: And I-- No! He came here to disinfect you from my life, you don't find that uphorent?
Arizona: I do, but--
Callie: There is no but. Oh, what you're gonna tell me you get where he's coming from?
Arizona: Maybe you should try and talk to him.
Callie: I have nothing to say! If he wants to throw away our relationship after 30 years, then that's his decision.
Arizona: He hasn't done anything here, you're the one who changed the game.
Callie: You-- You didn't expect a little understanding when you came out to your parents?
Arizona: Uhh... I never had boyfriends, ever. I had a poster on my wall of Cindy Crawford, and I wasn't just lookin' at her mole. It wasn't news to my mom when I brought somebody home named Joann. But you, you've dated men your whole life. You loved men. You even married one. He didn't throw out 30 years of a relationship, you know? He's been consistant for 30 years, and all of a sudden, you're a whole new girl. So, cut him some slack, sit down and have a conversation, give him room to be a little shocked.
Callie: I hate you.
Arizona (smiles): 'Cause I'm right, and I'm awesome.
Callie: Daddy.
Mr. Torres: Calliope.
Callie: What-- What are you doing here?
Mr. Torres: I came to see you.
Callie: Why?
Mr. Torres: Calliope, we used to talk. Every Sunday we used to talk. I'd wait for your call and you'd tell me everything. All about your crazy adventures. Even when you were in trouble. You'd still call and we worked it out. We'd always work it out, Mija.
Callie: Daddy. (hugs) I'm sorry things got so... (sighs) But the fact that you came... (looks over to the right) Daddy is that Father Kevin?
Father Kevin: Hello, Calliope.
Callie: Wha... Are you tw-two here to... (realizes) You think you can pray away the gay.
Mr. Torres: If we could just sit and talk.
Callie (backpeddles and walks away): You can't pray away the gay.
Mr. Torres: Calliope Iphigenia Torres!
Callie (yelling): You can't pray away the gay!
Cristina: Okay, where do you want us?
Owen: At this point, anywhere's good.
Jackson: At Mercy West we do zones. When we're super busy we just give everyone a zone, a space. The nurses put a person in that space, you know it's your patient, helps you get to them quicker.
Cristina: Yeah, well this isn't a school yard, it's an ER and we're not playing four square.
Meredith: Hey, we are not some stupid hosts, they can't invade us. They can't attach themselves to our faces, then while we're eating spagetti explode out of our chests and skidder across the floor. This is our ship, this is our ship.
Lexie: Excuse me, our you quoting that Sigourney Weaver movie?
Meredith: Shut up.
Izzie: That's what happens when you live here. You watch a lot of TV.
Meredith: We own this hospital. We were born in this hospital, and we will hold this hospital with our last gasping breath.
Lexie: What's with the orange scrubs? What ours aren't good enough for them?
Meredith: We ran out. They're on back order, rental from the supply company, says they'll be here in a week. That's what you learn when you lay here all day.
Meredith (opening voiceover): When you get sick, it starts off with a single infection. One lone nasty intruder. Pretty soon the intruder duplicates. Becomes two. Then those two become four. And those four become eight. Then, before your body knows it, it's under attack. It's an invasion. The question for a doctor is, once the invaders have landed, once they've taken over your body, how the hell do you get rid of them?
Callie: Alright, fine, I get it. I sprang this on you and it's a lot to take in... And you feel like you don't have much experience with gay people. Even though Uncle Berto hasn't been single for 6 years for no reason...
Mr. Torres: Calliope!
Callie: It's still an adjustment. That said, you should of adjusted by now, I mean you're supposed to love me no matter what. That's what a parent does.
Mr. Torres: I love you with all my heart, but with all that's going on with you now... Look, I'm scared for you. It's an abomination. It's an eternity in hell.
Father Kevin: Let's not start with words like hell.
Callie: Oh, that's why you flew 3000 miles? To tell me I was going to hell? I thought you came here to apologize.
Mr. Torres: I can't apologize, Calliope. I don't understand what happened, or where I went wrong.
Callie: Where you went wrong?!
Mr. Torres (pulls out cards): 'Leviticus: Thou shalt not lie with a man as one lies with a female.' It is an abomination.
Callie: Oh, don't do that, Daddy. Don't quote the bible at me.
Mr. Torres: 'The outcry of Sodom and Gomorrah is great, and their sin is exceedingly grave.'
Callie: 'Jesus: A new commandment that I give unto you, that you love one another.'
Mr. Torres: 'Romans: But we know that-'
Callie: 'Jesus: He who is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone.'
Mr. Torres: So you admit it's a sin-
Callie: 'Blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy. Jesus: Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. Jesus: Blessed are those who have been persecuted for righteousness sake for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.' (starts crying) Jesus is my savior daddy, not you! And Jesus would be ashamed of you for judging me. He would be ashamed of you for turning your back on me. He would be ashamed.
Izzie: You're kidding me. You're firing me?
Richard: Stevens--
Izzie: You can't do that! You can't fire me for having cancer! I'm pretty sure that that's five kinds of illegal!
Richard: This is not about the cancer.
Izzie: (long pause) It's about the kidney patient? I made a mistake. I...but doctors make mistakes in this hospital every day!
Richard: Yes, but--
Izzie: You let me come back after I cut an LVAD wire!
Richard: That was a different era. Times have changed. Dr. Shepherd and Dr. Hunt have concerns about your stamina and emotional stability, and Dr. Karev has--
Izzie: Alex? Alex said something to you?!?
Missy Grant: Dr. Webber.
Richard: (long silence) In the wake of the merger with Mercy West, the needs of the hospital have changed. With all performances evaluated, the largest considerations are budgetary. There was simply no room on the staff.
Izzie: (crying) Please don't do this to me. Please don't take this away from me. I don't have anything left. Please.
Mr. Torres: I don't know you well enough to talk about her. We're not gonna do that.
Arizona: Most people think that I was named for the state, but it's not true. I was named for a battleship-- the "U.S.S. Arizona". My grandfather was serving on the Arizona when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, and he saved... 19 men before he drowned. Pretty much everything my father did his whole life was about honoring that sacrifice. I was raised to be a good man in a storm, raised to love my country, love my family and protect the things I love. When my father... Colonel Daniel Robbins of the United States Marine Corps, heard that I was a lesbian, he said he only had one question. I was prepared for "how fast can you get the hell out of my house?" But instead... It was... "Are you still who I raised you to be?" My father believes in country the way that you believe in God. And my father is not a man who bends, but he bent for me because I'm his daughter. I'm a good man in a storm. I love your daughter, and I protect the things I love. Not that I need to. She doesn't need it. She's strong and caring... And honorable. (voice breaks) and she's who you raised her to be.
International Episode Titles:
Czech Republic: Invaze (Invasion)
Orginal International Air Dates:
Latin America: November 30, 2009 on Sony Entertainment Television (a.k.a. Canal Sony)
Finland: December 2, 2009 on Nelonen
Australia: February 16, 2010 on Channel 7
The Netherlands: March 1, 2010 on Net5
Germany: April 21, 2010 on ProSieben
Norway: August 31, 2010 on TV2
Czech Republic: July 18, 2011 on Prima LOVE
Although credited, Eric Dane ("Mark") didn't appear in this episode. Since he became a regular, this was the first episode without him.
Music Featured In This Episode:
1. Clap (See the Stars) by The Myrmidons
2. I Want You Now by Traildriver
3. Your Ghost by Greg Laswell
Arizona tells Mr. Torres she was named after the U.S.S. Arizona (a battleship) and not the state of Arizona (although the battleship was named after the state). The Arizona was sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
When Cristina goes into visit Meredith and she is crying, Meredith was watching the 1934 black and white movie, It Happened One Night on the television.
Meredith Grey goes on a rant about the new employees from Mercy West invading Seattle Grace by quoting lines from Aliens, a 1986 movie directed by James Cameron.
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Are you a college student looking for a summer internship in the software industry? Fog Creek Software is the place for you! Founded by software guru Joel Spolsky of Joel on Software fame, Fog Creek Software is a small and friendly startup in New York City that's growing fast.
At other companies, your internship would consist of work-TV-sleep-work-TV-sleep, for most of the summer, with a scintillating July 4th picnic to break the monotony. With a Fog Creek internship, you're not going to want a TV and you'll have to decide between sleeping and checking out the latest nightclub, restaurant, or show. That's because we're located in New York City, so when coding gets boring, you can sneak out to the Metropolitan Museum, a Broadway show, or a trendy club to find inspiration. (Don't worry, you can sleep when you're 80.)
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We always give our interns a big project working on real, shipping software. For example, in 2005, all four of our interns teamed up to build a completely new product from the ground up. By the end of the summer, they had launched Fog Creek Copilot to paying customers.
Our marketing interns might work on:
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"I simply could not have asked for a better experience than my internship at Fog Creek Software! Fog Creek gave us the perfect balance between freedom and guidance, offered exciting and substantial projects, and provided a wonderful work environment that emphasized creativity and critical thinking while ensuring that we enjoyed every day in New York—both in and outside of the office."
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Our internship program includes a great salary, free housing, free lunch, and free weekly events, like Yankees games, a boat trip around Manhattan, walking tours, museum trips, Broadway shows, movie openings, a trip to the Hamptons, and parties.
"Fog Creek is the best place to spend a summer! I learned more about software engineering here than I could in any school program—not for a lack of quality in schools, but because of the opportunities I've had here. Also, we've been taken to so many awesome events in NYC. You just can't get this kind of experience anywhere else."
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Fog Creek Software started on September 2000 based on the simple idea that if we built a company that was a great place to work, we would be able to attract great talent. Our summer internship program allows talented college students to learn about the software industry from the inside in the most exciting city in the world.
As a Fog Creek Summer Intern in Marketing you will be given a real project to work on to market one of our products. You will receive mentoring from the team at Fog Creek, and learn about the software development industry from the experts. We're a small company, so you'll see everything that goes into software—not just marketing, but code, sales, documentation, customer support, and user interface design—stuff you would never learn at a bigger company.
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wow, it keeps amazing me what some of y'all are making Word do What's next, ascii character maps? lol
(and now that i've said it, someone's gonna do it, i bet)
I've seen some CC maps that weren't this well put together, lol
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. . salted food, thatched huts, free-standing enclosures. All the stupid things you stupid people keep shoving through the bars of modern time, poking the likes of a pure-hearted knuckle-dragger like Christine O'Donnell.
Life on Earth created over millions of years? UNGA BUNGA!
"Evolution is a theory and it's exactly that," O'Donnell said. "There is not enough evidence, consistent evidence to make it as fact . ."
"Well, creationism, in essence, is believing that the world began as the Bible in Genesis says, that God created the Earth in six days, six 24-hour periods. And there is just as much, if not more, evidence supporting that," O'Donnell said.
Yes, the evidence being the Book of Genesis' well-observed celestial rotation. Sure, the Earth and its 24 hour re-orientation to our sun were created a few millenia ago in the midst of the Bible re-orientating to its sun.
. . they use carbon dating, as an example, to prove that something was millions of years old. Well, we have the eruption of Mt. Saint Helens and the carbon dating test that they used then would have to then prove that these were hundreds of millions of years younger, when what happened was they had the exact same results on the fossils and . .
BONGA MONGA! Gays act bad. That's why AIDS patients are not "victims":
After a caller suggested that contracting AIDS is "like a bank robber getting shot in the head while in the act of committing the robbery," O'Donnell agreed that "he makes an excellent point."
"The caller before him referred to people who get AIDS as victims," O'Donnell continued. "It's that kind of spinning with words and manipulating with words that empowers the bias when it comes to AIDS." . . cancer is "just an act of God" but that "your behavior is directly connected to whether you get AIDS."
BINGA MINGA! Condoms? They don't work. They're "anti-human":
"And what … if the population is increasing, so what?" O'Donnell said. "People aren't bad. When did humans become a bad thing? Why is it that we have to, you know, stop people from getting pregnant?"
Club her and drag her off to your tree!
. . O'Donnell declared that "condoms will not protect you from AIDS."
"So to just throw a bunch of condoms over to Africa and say, 'Here, we're helping you with AIDS,' is just going to further the spread of AIDS over there," she said.
PONGO BONGO! Do I have to keep going? I'm running out of Cro-Magnon gibberish . .
. . . the liberal welfare program implemented in the last decade . . . they have cultivated an attitude of dependency," O'Donnell said . . .
We see the same kind of abuse with food stamps… people are abusing our compassion."
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Synopsis: 1968 was the year the planet went haywire. All around the globe, there were riots and revolution in the streets. There were hard drugs, soft drugs, free love and psychedelic music. There was the shock of Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy's assassinations. And dominating every other news story. There was Vietnam. For four gorgeous young women from a remote Aboriginal mission, 1968 was the year that changed their lives forever. Sisters Gail, Julie and Cynthia, together with their cousin Kay, are discovered by Dave, a down-on-his-luck Irish musician with attitude, a taste for Irish Whiskey and an ear for Soul Music. Dave steers the girls away from their Country & Western origins then flies them to the war-zones of South Vietnam, where they sing Soul Classics for the American Marines. On tour in the Mekong Delta, the girls sing up a storm, dodge bullets. And fall in love. [Synopsis courtesy of Cannes Film Festival]
The Sapphires, which was released earlier this year, is about the true story of four indigenous women from Australia who are discovered by a talent scout and are sent to Vietnam to perform for the troops. It's a film, we loved because of its smart look at racial issues and feel good spirit.Read More »
This weekend's release docket may inspire even the most cynical of cinephiles to wax a little nostalgic about their younger days. The reminiscence upon past events, eras and moments which we paint with the strokes of simplicity and unadulterated joy is one we all deign to indulge in once in a while....Read More »
Last week The Weinstein Company hosted the New York premiere for their latest film, "The Sapphires" at the Paris Theater along with a star studded after party at the Hudson Hotel.Read More »
Women and women-centric films were big winners at the 24th annual Palm Springs Film Festival. The fest began on January 3rd and ends today. The Sapphires, about an Aboriginal girl group in the 1960s, won best feature. First time director Rama Burstein took the prize for best foreign language film fo...Read More »
While these films are yet to hit U.S. theaters, they are rolling out overseas, and so until you can pull up with a bag of popcorn to check it out yourself, here are clips to keep you sated for now.Read More »
I can't imagine anyone concocting a movie about four Aboriginal girls entertaining American troops in Vietnam in the late 1960s unless it were based on a true story.Read More »
Among the The Weinstein Company's acquisitions prior to the 2012 Cannes Film Festival was the largely unknown (until it was bought) Aussie musical/drama/comedy effort "The Sapphires." It's certainly easy to see why this easy-to-digest, feel-good movie earned their attention. With a slate last year t...Read More »
The Toronto International Film Festival continues through next weekend, but Indiewire has already reviewed a significant portion of the program at various other festivals over the past year.Read More »
We've hit the halfway point of this year's Cannes Film Festival. Indiewire senior editor and film critic Eric Kohn has caught all of the biggest films from directors like Alain Resnais, Michael Haneke, Cristian Mungiu. To help you keep track, we've compile a list of all of our first doze...Read More »
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Required courses:ACCT 2101* Principles of Accounting I 3 hours
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Simply Sublime Shawl
Lion Brand® Homespun
Pattern Number: 80989AD This beautiful triangle shawl is comforting and warm, a wonderful prayer shawl pattern.
SKILL LEVEL: Easy (Level 2)
SIZE: One Size
About 35 x 64 in. (89 x 162.5 cm)
CORRECTIONS: None
790-406 Homespun Yarn: Ocean
'Painterly' color
Soft white, true blue, soft green, and dusty purple
Quantity needed: 3 Skeins
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Exact gauges is not imporant to this project.
Ch 3.
Row 1: Work 2 hdc in 3rd ch from hook.
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as hdc and ch 1, here and throughout), turn, 2 hdc in 1st hdc, hdc in next hdc, ch 1, hdc in top of t-ch - 5 hdc and 2 ch-1 sps.
Row 3: Ch 3, turn, hdc in 1st ch-1 sp, 2 hdc in next hdc, hdc in each of next 2 hdc, ch 1, hdc in last ch-1 sp - 7 hdc and 2 ch-1 sps.
Row 4: Ch 3, turn, hdc in 1st ch-1 sp, 2 hdc in next hdc, hdc in each hdc across to last ch-1 sp, ch-1, hdc in last ch-1 sp - 9 hdc and 2 ch-1 sps.
Repeat Row 4, increasing 2 hdc every row as established, until piece measures 35 in.
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Q: When is Ottawa's Tulip Festival, and can you suggest a hotel nearby?
-- E. Wong, Scarborough
A. Running May 4-21, the Canadian Tulip Festival is marking its 60th anniversary this year and it promises to be a festive occasion. Each spring since 1953, the Netherlands showers our Ottawa with tulip bulbs as a thank you for our contribution to their country's freedom during the darkest days of the Second World War.
Now, more than 3 million tulips bloom throughout the National Capital and the Tulip Festival has become one of Ottawa's most popular events. For more, visit tulipfestival.ca.
On the accommodations side, the Fairmont Chateau Laurier is celebrating its centennial year. Pomp and pageantry accompanied the opening of the legendary chateau on June 1, 1912. Sadly, hotel founder Charles Melville Hays didn't live to see the opening of his grand creation. Hays perished in the Titanic disaster.
Vintage photos of the hotel opening are on display throughout Ottawa's Grand Dame, and there will be packages and special events year-round. See fairmont.com/laurier.
In addition, Ottawa Tourism has a sizeable roster of accommodation listings at its website -- ottawatourism.ca-- where you will find information on Tulip Festival deals.
Q: We're trying to avoid driving on a trip to Quebec this summer. Do you know of any interesting alternatives?
-- S. Smith, Toronto
A: Here are a few ideas for touring without a car:
* Cirque du Soleil cofounder Daniel Gauthier, with help from the federal and provincial governments, has rolled out the Train of Le Massif de Charlevoix between La Malbaie and Quebec City. The route takes passengers on a 3.5-hour ride aboard refurbished vintage train cars while Jean-Michel Breton, executive chef for Fairmont's Le Manoir Richelieu, creates culinary sensations using local ingredients.
Gauthier also has plans for a shuttle between Baie St Paul and Le Massif. Service is expected to start in June.
* In the Eastern Townships, a new gastronomic cruise excursion was launched last summer aboard the Escapades Memphremagog. The cruise starts in Magog and takes hungry travellers on a whirlwind tour of magnificent Lake Memphremagog.
* Croisieres AML, another Quebec cruise company, is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2012. Company representatives say details on the summer season will be rolled out soon. The five-course dinner cruises from Quebec City or Montreal are popular. Picture dining on filet mignon and lobster as you watch the Quebec City skyline go by. In Montreal, depending on the evening, guests could see spectacular fireworks or catch glimpes of Robert Lepage's Image Mill multimedia show.
For more on tours, contact the Quebec Tourism Office at bonjourquebec.com.
Q: When I was a kid, we went camping whenever the mood struck but since Ontario Parks started online booking, I haven't been able to just pitch a tent with my kids without planning ahead. My lifestyle doesn't allow me to plan that far in advance. Any suggestions?
-- E. Leal, Toronto
A: With camping fees ranging from $15.25 to $46.50 per day, depending on facilities such as electrical supply, showers, etc., it's easy to understand why Ontario Parks welcomed 10 million visitors last year.
But according to Ontario Parks, while some parks do book up fast, not all sites are booked far in advance.
"Less than 30% of all reservations made in a year at Ontario Parks, are booked before March 31," reports the Ontario Parks blog. And more than "50% of total reservations made between Jan. 1 and Feb. 29 are generally for Ontario's busiest provincial parks."
You can view a list of less visited parks at parkreports.com or read the full blog at parkreports.com/parksblog.
And if you camp at one park, you can use your park permit for daytrips to check out other parks in the area. Who knows, you might stumble upon the perfect undiscovered campground for future outings.
Ontario Parks also has a a toll-free phone reservation system at 1-888-ONT-PARK.