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Welcome to CPARG - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough's local Amphibian and Reptile Group. ARGs are local, grassroots amphibian and reptile conservation groups spread out throughout the UK, usually organised by county. As a volunteer run group we get up to a whole range of activities – newt surveys, frogspawn counts, advice service, liaison with planning authorities and consultancies, data collection/collation, training, chytrid swabbing, talks and presentations. The opportunities are endless! Events are held on nature reserves and throughout the wider landscape, and while our focus is on Cambridgeshire there are good links between neighbouring ARGs with access to shared away-days, conferences and training available.
We are run by and for volunteers, and we'd like you to join. We're looking for members – people who might be interested in surveying, receiving training, attending talks, sharing their knowledge and experience, or getting involved in any way with amphibian and reptile conservation locally. We're also looking for new committee members to help with the running of the group, most importantly in organising and/or running events (surveys, training, talks, habitat management etc).
Map of some sites we work on:
Membership Documents
Before you download and fill out your membership form, please read the ARG UK Generic Risk Assessment and ARG UK Lone Working Procedures. The membership fee is £5 and payment instructions can be found on the membership document below.
ARG UK Generic Risk Assessment - Click Here
ARG UK Lone Working Procedures - Click Here
CPARG Membership Form - Click Here
To find our about how CPARG is operated, please feel free to read the CPARG Constitution.
CPARG Constitution - Click Here
Social Networking
Please join our Facebook for discussions with other members.
Please follow us on Twitter for all of our latest updates.
Please follow our blog for updates on our events and activities!
Although news hasn't been posted on our website for a couple of years now, we have been going strong on WordPress! We moved away from this platform and over to there shortly after out 2016 AGM when our new Communication's Officer then setup a WordPress blog due to the improved functionality over the blog system that is built into our site. Maybe we'll see the return to use using the home system as well but for now you can find out what we've been up to and what's going on here.
It's that time of year again – soon many garden ponds across the country will be bubbling with hundreds of croaking toads and frogs, and your help is needed to record all that spawn!
Amphibians are commonly found breeding in garden ponds, and data gathered by volunteers is vital in better understanding just how important gardens are for these species. Spawn counts can be used to estimate population sizes and species distributions, an important way of monitoring the status of our amphibians and identifying ways to better conserve them!
It's really simple, all you have to do is fill in some basic information online; the size and depth of your pond, whether the pond has fish in it, and how much spawn (frog or toad) you can see!
Check out the Fresh Water Habitats website here for more details!
As the evenings are very slowly getting warmer, toads have been awakening from their sleepy slumber and are now on the move! Their migration from hibernacula to natal spawning ponds can however be lengthy and pretty treacherous. Unfortunately many breeding ponds are now surrounded by an urban environment, making road crossing a necessary, but perilous task.
Toads on Roads and Toad Size are two projects aiming to alleviate and better understand the risk of roads on toad populations. Volunteers collect toads from road sides and help them safely reach their pond for breeding. The level of traffic flow and number of deceased individuals found is also recorded. The Toad Size project involves the measuring of male toads at these road sites to determine whether road mortality is influencing the age structure of populations. Preliminary results show the importance of frequent toad patrols for reducing mortality and enabling a more varied age structure, and the impact of crossing distance on toad size. Further research is however needed from more sites across the country.
So we at CPARG have just begun Toad Patrol and Toad Size activities for the year, with three outings so far. This is the second year of Toad on Road activities at this specific site, and the first year we have been collecting data for Toad Size. Our first visit resulted in 152 males safely delivered to the pond. Visit two was on a fairly cold night and resulted in a much more modest number of 19, with 1 of these being scooped out from the depths of a drain, whilst visit number 3 saved 119 toads.
Have you been out helping toads cross roads? Or have you seen sites that could do with some assistance? Let us know! For more information about these projects, check out the website links below, or for more specific Cambridge related queries, contact our Toads on Roads Officer Mark Goodman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Find more information about the Toads on Roads Project here and the Toad Size Project here.
Careful pond and land management is needed to ensure the persistence of amphibian populations in the UK, especially for the Great crested newt (GCN), a species that has seen rapid declines in the past 50 years. Threats facing amphibians in the UK are largely linked to agricultural intensification, pollution, disease and the introduction of non-native species such as ornamental fish. Great crested newts have been largely effected by these changes due to their specialist habitat requirements.
The cement-lined ponds at Cambridge city crematorium have been monitored for amphibians since 2013. It was then that CPARG investigated a possible GCN sighting and were pleased to confirm a breeding population of the species, as well as a healthy population of smooth newts.
As appropriate management of remaining GCN populations is important, in early January CPARG volunteers gathered at this GCN site to give the ponds some TLC. An ideal pond for GCN has both extensive submerged and floating aquatic vegetation as well as more open areas for males to woo the ladies with their mating displays. To improve these ponds we therefore dragged out dead vegetation that had been clogging them up, reducing the quality of the habitat and making population monitoring difficult.
We carefully checked and recorded all the material being removed from the pond for life; we found an array of invertebrates including water boatmen and dragonfly larvae, as well as two GCN, three smooth newts and one common frog.
Now the dead vegetation has been removed and the live vegetation trimmed a little, the plants needed for newt egg laying will be able to better flourish and hopefully we'll see the benefits of our labour later this year during the survey season!
Do you know of any great crested newt populations? Let us know! For more information about how to effectively manage your garden pond for amphibians, check out the Froglife website here.
Do you have a garden pond? Do you ever see frogs in your garden?
Lots of people would answer yes to at least one of these questions but unfortunately conservation organisations know very little about where frogs are found or how well they're doing. But as urban dwellers as well as rural, frogs offer a great opportunity for the public to get face-to-face with wildlife and to contribute to its wellbeing. For two years the Freshwater Habitats Trust (formerly Pond Conservation) has been running a simple project to make this link.
Members of the public who are lucky enough to spot frog spawn in their ponds are asked to fill in a simple online record form which then gets logged with others across the country to help answer these questions! This survey will also pick up on any toadspawn present…but it doesn't look out for newts so we should still promote either Record Pool or CPERC to capture these records:
http://groups.arguk.org/CPARG/ or http://www.cperc.org.uk/submit-records/submit-single.php
The data from this survey will then be shared with county-based organisations to help fill in some of the gaps on their local frog maps.
This year Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Amphibian and Reptile Group (CPARG) will be promoting this project within our Cambridgeshire patch, contributing both to answering the big questions nationally (e.g. what sort of ponds do frogs like) and providing our partners at CPERC with up-to-date records of breeding frogs.
We're looking for a team of confident volunteers to send out press releases to local media (online, papers, radio and TV) and to be available for interview to promote this project, CPARG's other survey opportunities, and amphibian and reptile conservation generally.
If you might be interested in pitching this conservation message to local media please email us on email@example.com and CC in firstname.lastname@example.com or call Paul for an informal chat on 07508020437.
This project would suit confident, friendly-sounding people either with or who would like to get some media experience.
Frogs could start breeding as early as February – or even sooner if we have a mild winter/early spring – so we'd like to have people signed up and ready to be interviewed by the end of January if possible. Good luck spreading the frog-count word!
This winter CPARG will be conducting some work parties at a number of local nature reserves (LNR) in collaboration with Cambridge City Council. The aim of these work parties is to improve the current habitats for reptiles and amphibians. We''ll return in the spring to begin surveys to see how successful we've been.
The last of these will be held at Logans Meadow LNR on 5th February. All the equipment needed will be supplied but please wrap up warm and bring your own packed lunch. Work will be begin at 10am and the session will wrap up at about 3pm. Please feel free to join us at any time during the session.
Steve Allain will be giving an illustrated talk about his visit to Malaysian Borneo last year and the activities he completed whilst he there. He will also disuss conservation issues and conflicts concerning the reptiles and amphibians of the region.
When: 7.30pm
Where: All Saints Church Hall, Church Lane, Milton.
The talk is free for existing paid-up CPARG members, although the talk is a great chance for those who haven''t joined to do so. Guests have two options, they may either pay a £2 entrance fee or they can pay the £5 membership fee and be free to attened future CPARG events throughout 2017.
Please note that parking is lmited at the church so please park carefully in Fen Road or Coles Road.
We have yet another work party planned for this winter, this time concerning the Upton village pond. Upton is a small village near Huntingdon and the work is being carried out for the local Parish Council. Refreshments will be provided.
The work carried out by volunteers will improve the appearance of the pond for residents, increase biodiversity and maintain the breeding habitat for great crested newts. Work will start around 10 am each day (weather dependent) and the plan is to work throughout the day. The reeds are now very dense and we will remove what we can towards the front of the pond using a digger and by hand. A skip will be positioned near the pond so we will need wheelbarrows to take the reeds and mud to the skip, rakes will also be helpful.
Please wear old clothes/waterproofs and wellies as the work will be quite messy. Rubber/vinyl gloves should be worn; the Parish Council has a stock of these that you can borrow. The Parish Council also has several sets of waders that volunteers may borrow.
Please let Leslie know by text/phone/e-mail (07743946386) and Steve Parnwell by email if and when you can attend.
When: Thursday 9th March at 7pm.
Where: Wildlife Trust BCN Headquarters, The Manor House, Cambourne
The 2017 CPARG AGM will take place at the Wildlife Trust BCN Headquarters, after the usual procedure of electing the committee and running through the various reports, Katharine Banham and Gwen Hitchcock will be presenting a talk titled 'Settling Slow Worms: a translocation project five years in'.
We are looking for new members to join the committee and if you're interested, then please get in touch.
Refreshments will be provided, please remember that in order to vote in the committee elections that you need to be a paid up member of CPARG. If you're not already, you can do this on the night.
Terry and Helen have been asked to to survey the 20 experimental ponds on Woodwalton Fen again this year. Unfortunately for them it is quite a big job for two people and so they would like some help from willing volunteers. This year there will be 2 surveys approximately 3 weeks apart depending on the weather and availability. The first of these will be the best day of either the 18th or 19th April. If you'd like to help, then please get in touch with Terry. When getting in touch please also state whether or not you currently hold a great crested newt licence and if you have an appropriate survey torch. Appropriate survey torches are a 500,000 or 1,000,000 candle power torch and not an LED torch (you get too much reflection with LED torches).
You don't need to have any of these or previous experience of newt surveys to be a useful member of the team on the night. Terry will then get in touch nearer the time to confirm dates and meeting arrangements.It is not for the faint hearted as the ponds are over a mile from the entrance over fairly rough ground. However there are usually other wildlife rewards besides newts.
Terry and Helen have been asked to to survey the 20 experimental ponds on Woodwalton Fen again this year. Unfortunately for them it is quite a big job for two people and so they would like some help from willing volunteers. This year there will be 2 surveys approximately 3 weeks apart depending on the weather and availability. The second and last of these will be the best day of either the 8th, 9th or 10th May. If you'd like to help, then please get in touch with Terry. When getting in touch please also state whether or not you currently hold a great crested newt licence and if you have an appropriate survey torch. Appropriate survey torches are a 500,000 or 1,000,000 candle power torch and not an LED torch (you get too much reflection with LED torches).
You don't need to have any of these or previous experience of newt surveys to be a useful member of the team on the night. Terry will then get in touch nearer the time to confirm dates and meeting arrangements.It is not for the faint hearted as the ponds are over a mile from the entrance over fairly rough ground. However there are usually other wildlife rewards besides newts.
About: Join herpetologist Noel Thomas of NParks as he speaks about his herpetological explorations in Singapore and elsewhere in south-east Asia. The talk is free for anyone to attend.
When: 22nd August at 7pm
Where: LAB003, Anglia Ruskin University, East Road
CPARG Chairman Steven Allain will be giving a joint talk between CPARG and the Cambridge Natural History Society titled 'Amphibian Conservation and Midwife Toads'. The talk will take place in the David Attenborough Building on Pembroke Street, Cambridge between 6:45 and 8:30pm. Steve will talk about the threats posed to amphibians by the chytrid fungus and his research regarding the Cambridge population of midwife toad (Alytes obstetricans). Entry to the talk costs £1.50.
In the last weekend of this November we shall be assisting Paul Doran and Guy Belcher from Cambridge City Council in restoring two of the concrete lined ponds at Cambridge City Crematorium (just off of the A14). The work will take us two days and will draining the old ponds, carefully removing all of the pond life, ripping up the old concrete before re-profiling the ponds before a new liner is laid (if time permits.
Please bring a packed lunch and wrap up sensibly depending on the weather, ensuring that you wear appropriate footwear.
We intend to start for 10am on both the Saturday and Sunday so please aim to be on site for 9:30am. If you do intend to attend and volunteer your time - please email email@example.com so that we have a rough indication of numbers.
Recent research as identified that urban ponds provide numerous and diverse roles including their ecological function with good quality ponds acting as stepping-stones and refuges for wildlife species within a suriunding of otherwise inhospitable habitat. With this in mind, we are currently looking to find out where all of Cambridge's urban ponds are in an attempt to learn more about the potential dispersal routes of the City's amphibians. It is important to know both where amphibians breed (in terms of public areas) but also where they may also hibernate, which is usually away from breeding ponds and in gardens. Of course amphibians will also breed in garden ponds too and this is useful additional information that we are hoping that you, the constituents of Cambridge will be able to help provide us with. If you're happy for us to make a visit to your garden to survey the pond or give you some advice on how to improve your pond or garden or amphibians then please also let us know of your address. If this is not the case, then please provide us with a grid reference of your pond's location which you can easily find using this free online tool.
Even small garden ponds like the one above can offer plentiful opportunities for amphibians to breed and feed. If you do have a garden pond, the please do get in contact and let us know what species of amphibians you find in it, whether it is stocked with any fish, how old the pond is and how big it is. It is hoped that this information will be used to help inform planning and management of urban areas within Cambridge to benefit amphibians and other wildlife which tend to share the same corridors.
Disclaimer: Any data you share with us will not be shared with any third party groups without your permission first.
CPARG prouds itself with the important conservation research that the group runs, below are short summaries of some of these projects and information on how you can get involved.
Amphibian Surveys
Information coming soon!
Reptile Surveys
Information coming soon!
Toads on Roads
Toads on Roads is a national initiative which aims to help set up and manage toad crossing across the country. Roads are a huge issue for amphibians, with the main threat being that of cars. Roads bisect amphibian migration routes between breeding ponds and over-wintering sites and so the aim of a toad crossing is to help as many toads as possible make it to the other side of the road. There are a number of registered toad crossings within the county, with one of CPARG's most active ones is in central Cambridge. We are looking for volunteers to help organise other crossings in their towns and villages with CPARG helping to support them where we can. If you'd like to know more, please contact Sarah Coulson.
Cambridge Midwife Toads
Since 2015 CPARG has been monitoring the population of midwife toads (Alytes obstetricans) in central Cambridge. The study first started out as a population assessment but then quickly transformed into a disease monitoring exercise. It was feared that when the toads were introduced that they may have been infected with infectious diseases that are deadly to amphibians. These do not affect humans but they have caused huge declines in species around the world. Fortunately so far no toads have come back positive for the amphibian chytrid fungus (Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis). We'd like to thank the local residents for allowing us access to their gardens to carry out this important research. If you'd like to know more then please contact Steven Allain.
Dewsbury Trap Analysis
Information coming soon!
Wandlebury Slow Worms
Information coming soon!
To join our email list please email:
firstname.lastname@example.com and CC firstname.lastname@example.com
To discuss projects or partnerships please contact Steven Allain, Chair or telephone 07472235469.
To join CPARG please contact Helen Moore, our Membership Secretary.
Please see contact details for specific volunteering opportunities in the Events tab. Alternatively, for regular fixed sessions see contacts below.
For information about local toad crossings or any toad crossing related queries please contact Sarah Coulson, our Toads on Roads Officer.
Regular fixed sessions coming soon.
To submit photos of events, species or habitats to our gallery please email Mario Shimbov or alternatively upload them to our Facebook page and make it clear you'd like to see the photos posted on the website.
For general herp advice please check these excellent FAQs:
If the answer you need is not there please contact our Advice Officer, Malcolm Busby.
If you've seen what you suspect to be a non-native species then please contact Steven Allain.
We have a small team dealing with possible wildlife crimes committed against herp species - please contact Steve Parnwell who will liaise with the team.
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If you were to walk into a third grade classroom ten years ago you would expect to find children seated at their desk working in the handwriting notebooks we all remember so well, one for print and one for cursive. You can probably still make out the dashed outline of the first letter on each row guiding your number two pencil as it moved from left to right across the page. But walk into a third grade classroom today and you will be hard pressed to find those special notebooks that earned you a sticker for perfect penmanship. In its place you find clusters of computers and iPads with children wearing headphones pounding away at keyboard fingering games. We entered the 21st century and shifted from industry to information and with it came an emphasis on the development of knowledge over the development of physical skills. As a result, educators have begun to abandon physical instruction of practices that are no longer in use due to the advent of technology. Cursive handwriting is the most recent victim of this shift. Indiana state regulation, for example, under the Common Core State Standards Initiative for best education practices states that cursive is no longer required to be taught and instead will be replaced by keyboarding. Many modern educators have neglected cursive in exchange for promoting keyboard fluency and can you blame them? When was the last time you sent a handwritten cursive letter? You don't; you e-mail. But if you wanted to, you know how and could do it with ease because you were taught. What you may not realize–and what many educators do not realize– is that by learning cursive you were not merely learning how to communicate in another font, you were building the neural pathways necessary to stimulate brain activity that enables language fluency and vision-motor control important for cognitive development, learning, reading, sports, socialization and everyday tasks.
Without recognizing it, those repetitive cursive handwriting drills we did as children were some of our first and most basic steps in developing our cognitive abilities. Fine motor skills are the building blocks our brains need to connect and make sense of the world around us—better known as our proprioceptive and vestibular senses.


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- Improvements in healthcare outcomes warrant small changes. [Previous post].
- Those best placed to know where and how to make those adjustments will change the future.
- The most effective changes will trigger behaviours that we are already motivated and easily able to assimilate in practice.
- The best interventions are those in which all concerned are rewarded in some way.
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2. Need very few people to adopt them. Ideas that require an orchestrated change in patient and or their general practitioner and or the specialist will disappoint [example].
3. Must be anchored by something that already occurs in practice. Practitioners routinely reach the point where they must agree or disagree with the patient and then do something. An intervention that is anchored at that point is more likely to be assimilated in practice [example].
4. Can be incorporated into the habits or rituals of the target. Doctors vaccinate patients and patients regularly use their phones. Ideas that combine such aspects are likely to succeed [example].
5. Provide something the target wants. Interventions that are at odds with the target's ideas, concerns or expectations are unlikely to succeed [example]. Interventions that speak to the target's desires can be highly effective [example].


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Introduction: The Infinite Possibilities of Lace by Eunny Jang Seine Scarf by Ann Budd A Primer on Knitted Lace by Jackie Erickson-Schweitzer Simply Lovely Lace Socks by Karen Baumer Oneshot Hat by Hana Jason Arctic Lace Stole by Donna Druchunas Swallowtail Shawl by Evelyn Clark Teardrop Scarves by Celeste Culpepper Isis Wrap by Kathleen Power Johnson Slanting Plaid Stole by Rachel Erin Fountain Pen Shawl by Susan Pierce Lawrence Indigo Ripples Skirt by Kat Coyle Casting On & Binding Off Lace by Eunny Jang Victoria Tank by Veronik Avery Fairy Tale Scarf by Sarah Swett Spiral Boot Socks by Veronik Avery Forest Path Stole by Faina Letoutchaia Aprs Surf Hoodie by Connie Chang Chinchio Luminarie Skirt by Annie Modesitt Facing Lilies Stole by Nancy Bush Qiviuk Webs Tam and Scarf by Gayle Roehm Paisley Shawl by Evelyn Clark Shaping Your Lace Garment by Eunny Jang Oriel Lace Blouse by Shirley Paden Wakame Lace Tunic by Angela Hahn Dorflinger Tee by Mandy Moore Bleeding Hearts Stole by Anne Hanson Scribble Lace by Debbie Ne Bettie' Lace Stockings by Hana Jason Glossary Contributors Yarn Sources Index
Anne Merrow is a long-time editor at Interweave as well as the coeditor of Favorite Socks: 25 Timeless Designs, and editor of the eMag Sockupied. Anne is also an avid knitting enthusiast, living in Boulder, Colorado.
""Knitted Lace" will be a favorite book this fall on the shelves of lace knitters who enjoy a variety of stitches." - "The Detroit News" "It's a great collection...And convenient to have them all in one place." - "KnittingScholar.com" "Gorgeous Collection...If you're just starting to get the hang of lace knitting, don't fear this book. "Knitted Lace" features stunning patterns for all skill levels - from beginner to advance." - "FaveCrafts.com" "All of the patterns in this book have been in "Interweave Knits" or "Knitscene" magazine, but most of the lace knitters I know won't care. The obsessive lace knitters I know base their magazine purchases or subscriptions on how many lace projects are in an issue of a magazine, and they'll be happy to have them in one spot, rather than various magazines. This collection of lace patterns is mostly fine lace designs. Sweaters, shawls, socks and scarves designed by lace luminaries Evelyn Clark, Nancy Bush, Kat Coyle and Anne Ha As you would expect from Interweave, this collection features patterns from wonderful designers such as Evelyn A Clark, Annie Modesitt, Connie Chang Chinchio and Nancy Bush. Not only are there some beautiful shawls and scarves, but also cardigans and even lacy stockings. If you're not a lace knitter already, this stunning collection will convert you.-Knit Now


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It looks like Dan Ford, a LD out of the EJHL's Syracuse Stars is set to join the Crimson in 2009. Interestingly enough, both Morin brothers formerly played at Syracuse.
Dan is listed as 6' 180lbs. He was drafted in the 5th round of the USHL Futures Draft in October by Sioux City.
Ford selected Harvard over Clarkson, Yale, and UNH
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Welcome Dan Ford
Posted by Crimson Hockey at 6:22 PM
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He is still 16 years old (at least until 11/19)
- November 18, 2007 at 12:14 AM
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Nancy R. (Cronise) Cunningham, 71, of Hagerstown, Md., passed from this life Monday morning, Dec. 5, 2011, at Meritus Medical Center near Hagerstown.
Born July 10, 1940, she was the daughter of the late Woodrow Wilson and Mary Virginia (Taylor) Cronise.
Nancy was preceded in death by her husband, Wayne H. Cunningham, in 2005.
Nancy was a 1959 graduate of Boonsboro High School.
In her early working career, Nancy worked for Bechtel Corp. Afterward, she worked for the Washington County Board of Education for 19 years as an administrative assistant, retiring in 2007.
She was a member of the Coin Club in Hagerstown and The Improved Order of Red Men Tribe 84 in Williamsport, Md.
Nancy is survived by her son, Keith Keefer of Hagerstown; her daughter-in-law, Denise Keefer of Hagerstown; a sister, Patricia and her husband, Robert Easterday; one grandson, Mark Keefer and his wife, Jennifer, of Hagerstown; and one great-granddaughter, Alysen Keefer, also of Hagerstown. She is also survived by a niece, Kris Easterday McGee and her husband, Jeff, of Keedysville, Md.
A funeral ceremony will be Saturday, Dec. 10, 2011, at 2 p.m. at Bast-Stauffer Funeral Home, 7606 Old National Pike, Boonsboro, Md. The Rev. Riley T. Fralin Jr. will officiate. Final resting-place ceremonies will follow at Boonsboro Cemetery.
The family will receive friends Friday, Dec. 9, 2011, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home.
For those who wish, memorial donations in Nancy's memory may be made to American Lung Association, 1301 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., Suite 800, Washington, DC 20004.
Expressions of sympathy may be offered to the family at www.baststaufferfuneralhome.com.


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Erik Alexis (Captain) is making his seventh appearance with Live Arts Maryland, having previously appeared in The Music Man, The Sound of Music, Brigadoon, South Pacific, Man of La Mancha, and The Fantasticks. Mr. Alexis has also appeared in numerous productions at local theatres, including roles in Over My Dead Body, The Curious Savage, Mrs. California, and The Diviners. Mr. Alexis lives in Millersville, where he writes screenplays and does video production work.
Jason Buckwalter (Moonface Martin), baritone, is a frequent performer in the Baltimore, Annapolis, and Washington, DC areas. A native of Landenberg, Pennsylvania, Mr. Buckwalter moved to Baltimore to attend graduate school at the Peabody Conservatory. At Peabody, he performed the role of Papageno in the Spring 2008 production of "Die Zauberflote." He was also seen as Belcore in "L'elisir d'amore" with both the Loudoun Lyric Opera and at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and as Count Almaviva in The Figaro Project's performance of "Le Nozze di Figaro". A frequent recitalist and performer of new works, Mr. Buckwalter premiered several pieces by young composers like Kevin Clark and John Belkot. In April, Mr. Buckwalter premiered roles in new operas by Paul Mathews and Doug Buchanan as part of The Figaro Project's "Contemporary Opera Trio." Comfortable in musical theater as well as opera, summer 2010 saw Mr. Buckwalter in the role of Captain von Trapp in "The Sound of Music" at the Bethesda Summer Music Festival. This season, he portrayed Dick Deadeye in Live Arts Maryland's "HMS Pinafore. Other musical theater roles include Frank in "Show Boat" and Will Parker in "Oklahoma!", both with Live Arts Maryland. In June, Mr. Buckwalter played the role of Paris in "Rome?o et Juliette" with Bel Cantanti Opera. July found him as Lieutenant Cholmondeley in "Yeomen of the Guard" with the Young Victorian Theatre Company and August saw him as Dr. Falke in "Die Fledermaus" at Carroll Community College. Mr. Buckwalter was also seen as Prince Yamadori in Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" with the Baltimore Concert Opera. Currently, Mr. Buckwalter is on the roster of the Washington National Opera Chorus and the Lyric Opera Baltimore Chorus and Outreach Program. For more information about Mr. Buckwalter, visit www.jasonbuckwalter.com.
Kimberly Christie (Bonnie) is currently pursuing her Master of Music degree from Peabody Conservatory where she studies with Stanley Cornett. She also holds a Bachelor of Music degree from Rutgers University where she graduated cum laude and received the award for outstanding vocalist. Her most recent performance credits include Ernestine in M. Choufleuri restera chez lui le and Clorinda in Rossini's Cenerentola, both with Bel Cantanti Opera. Her latter performance was hailed by Maurice Saylor as "one of the great joys of the opera" and her aria, "a wild ride that brought down the house." She also recently covered the role of Adele and played Sally in Die Fledermaus with Carroll Community College. Other performances include Serpina in La serva Padrona with the Baltimore Vocal Arts Foundation, Nella in Gianni Schicchi with Peabody Opera, Blondchen in Mozart's Die Entfuhrung aus dem Serail with ConcertOPERA, Philadelphia and Clara in Offenbach's La vie Parisienne with the Frano-American Vocal Academy. No stranger to musical theater, Ms. Christie has also sung Fiona in Brigadoon and Eponine in Les Miserables. She has studied with FAVA in Excideuil, France, as well as the International Vocal Arts Institute in Tel Aviv, Israel. She is excited to join Live Arts Maryland again in March as a soloist in Bach's Mass in B Minor. Also in March, she will appear as Mary Warren in Peabody Opera's production of The Crucible.
Molly Moore Green (Reno Sweeney) is an avid performer who has been involved in productions and concerts since she was a young girl. A voice performance major in college, she has been a member of the Annapolis Chorale off and on for more than 20 years. Mrs. Green has performed with Live Arts Maryland, Colonial Players and many other area groups. She makes her first Live Arts Maryland appearance this season, having appeared in 2010-2011 as Baroness Schroeder in The Sound of Music and Mrs. Huckelbee in The Fantasticks. She has also appeared in Man of La Mancha (the Housekeeper) and Oklahoma! (Aunt Eller). Additional past performances with Live Arts Maryland include Brigadoon (Meg) and A Little Night Music (Charlotte). She is also a frequent soloist at Live Arts Maryland's annual gala and other special events. Mrs. Green is the Director of Advancement at Severn School in Severna Park, where she lives with her husband Ernie, son, Alec, and daughter, Ella.
John Halmi (Sir Evelyn Oakleigh) is excited to return to Live Arts Maryland where he previously performed in Don Giovanni (Masetto), The Fantasticks (The Actor), and Man of La Mancha (Knight of the Mirrors). John originated the lead role of Donald in the West End premiere of Casper, the Musical. Other British credits include The Golden Land at London's Fortune Theatre and the UK tour of Spider-Man. In New York City, John has performed in several productions with City Center's acclaimed Encores! Series; Ira Gershwin at 100 at Carnegie Hall; and AmFAR's tribute to Angela Lansbury at the Majestic Theatre. He has also performed at several regional theatres including the Goodspeed Opera House and Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera. In Annapolis, John has been seen in Company (Bobby, Colonial Players), Les Liaisons Dangereuses, (Valmont, Colonial Players), The Last Five Years (Jamie, Dignity Players), Mr. Marmalade (Bradley, Standing O Productions), On the Twentieth Century (Oliver, Standing O Productions) and Sweeney Todd (Quartet, ASGT). John is a graduate of The University of Michigan's musical theatre program. He teaches mathematics at Severna Park High School, where he also assists with the highly successful annual Rock n Roll Revival. Special thanks to his family, friends and, of course, to David.
Laurie J. Hays (Mrs. Wadsworth T. Harcourt ), soprano, has performed with the Carmel Bach Festival, Monterey County Symphony, San Diego Symphony and Master Chorale and the Oahu Choral Society (Honolulu). An accomplished singer and pianist, Ms. Hays holds a degree in Music Education from Wittenberg University with studies at Christ's and Notre Dame Colleges in Liverpool, England and recently in Sarteano, Italy. Her most recent operatic roles include Aida (High Priestess), La Traviata (Annina), Amahl and the Night Visitors (Mother), Pirates of Penzance (Edith) and Die Fledermaus (Ida/Sally). Local audiences have seen her in numerous musical theater productions including A Little Night Music (Mrs. Nordstrom), Pippin (Fastrada), Carousel (Nettie), The Music Man (Mrs. Paroo), Camelot (Nimue), The Secret Garden (Rose), Fiddler on the Roof (Tzeitl) and Sweeney Todd (Quintet). Ms. Hays' recent performances in oratorio include Monteverdi's Vespers of 1610, Mozart Requiem, Bach's Magnificat and St. Matthew and St. John Passions, Schubert's Mass in G, the Pergolesi Stabat Mater, Handel's Messiah, and the Faure Requiem. Ms. Hays is the conducting assistant for the Annapolis Chorale and Live Arts Maryland, a soloist at St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Annapolis and teaches privately. Ms. Hays' students have been selected for regional and All-State choruses and have performed at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center.
Duncan Hood (Elisha J. Whitney/The Right Reverend, Bishop Henry T. Dobson) recently appeared in the 2011 Clint Eastwood film J Edgar as the radio announcer. Over the past 20 years, he has performed roles as: Emcee in Cabaret, Flint in Somethng's Afoot, The Man in 52 Pickup, The Playwright in Enter the Guardsman, VanSweiten in Amadeus, Jethro Crouch in Sly Fox, Michael in Dancing at Lughnasa, The Narrator in Blood Brothers, Inspector Rough in Angel Street, Hysterium twice and Psuedolus once in three productions of A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum, Major General in two productions of Pirates of Penzance, Pap in Big River, Porter and Ross in Macbeth, and Dr Kalmar in Studio Theater's production of A New Brain. Voiceover credits include national and regional commercial, book & industrial projects. Video game credits include three characters in Star Trek, Next Generation and five characters in Fallout 3 by Bethesda Softworks. Mr. Hood has been an international sailing instructor trainer for the American Sailing Assn. for 28 years and holds a USCG Master's license. He and a partner started a crab cake spice business in 2010. "Crab Cake Secret" is being served in 30 restaurants and is distributed by Holt and Sysco.
Tom Magette (Billy Crocker) a frequent performer in Live Arts Maryland productions. His recent Live Arts Maryland appearances include Harold Hill in last season's The Music Man and Max Detweiler in The Sound of Music. Other roles include the Padre in Man of La Mancha, Lt. Cable in South Pacific, Charlie Dalrymple in both our productions of Brigadoon, Henrick in A Little Night Music, Nathan Detroit in both our productions of Guys and Dolls, Motel in Fiddler on the Roof, Dickon in The Secret Garden, Merlin in Camelot, Harold Hill in The Music Man, Enoch Snow in Carousel and Captain Andy in Show Boat. He also sang the role of the Sailor in Live Arts Maryland's production of Dido and Aeneas. Mr. Magette has appeared in at many area theaters, including Colonial Players and the Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre, where he has appeared in over 400 performances. Among his favorite roles locally are Che in Evita, the title role in Pippin, Rooster in Annie, and of course that spell-binding cymbal salesman, Mr. Hill. He created the role of Scrooge's nephew Fred in the original production of Colonial Player's ever-popular production of A Christmas Carol, a show he has also music directed. He has served as the music director for several other local shows, including Annie, Pippin, and Grease. A graduate of the University of Tennessee, where he sang and danced while earning bachelors and masters degrees in nuclear engineering, Mr. Magette is a Senior Vice President at EnergySolutions. He and his wife Marci have two sons, Chris and Matt.
StageWorkz, Theatre Arts Project (Dancers), is staffed by professional performing artists whose credits include HBO specials, Broadway, national tours, regional theatre, industrials, The White House, music videos, movies, TV, as well as working with Debbie Allen, Alvin Ailey, and more. All master teachers specialize in their own field of the performing arts in classes that offer the finest performing arts education in a friendly, nurturing atmosphere. StageWorkz' courses are designed for all age groups, from 3 years old through adults, and for all experience levels, beginners to professionals. For recreation, to assist with college acceptance or as income producing opportunities, all classes combine instruction and fun while promoting the students' self confidence through voice, drama and dance. Stageworkz students have been accepted to New York University, Baltimore School for the Arts, Duke Ellington School for the Performing Arts, Élan, Carnegie Melon, Catholic University, American University, Chapman, University of Michigan, Shenandoah University, Northwestern University, University of Maryland, Ballet Theatre of Maryland, American Music and Dramatic Arts, Merry Mount College, University of Gainesville, St. Joseph's, Tisch, Georgetown University and Virginia Tech. Other student accomplishments include Show Stoppers with Marvin Hamlish at New York Philharmonic, Disney Theme Parks – United States and Europe, regional theatre, Ford's Theatre, The Kennedy Center, Debbie Allen's Dance Company, Six Flags Amusement Parks, summer stock, Toby's Dinner Theatre, Signature Theatre, Talent Machine Company, as well as featured roles and ensemble work in school productions, community and children's theatre. The dancers featured in Anything Goes are coached by Vicki Smith.
Sarah Kate Walston (Hope Harcourt) a Richmond, VA native, received her Bachelor of Music degree at Lee University and her Master of Music degree and Graduate Performance Diploma at the Peabody Conservatory. She has played numerous operatic roles including Josephine in HMS Pinafore, Kate Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly, Barbarina in Le Nozze di Figaro, Elsie Maynard in The Yeoman of the Guard, Zerlina in Don Giovanni, Gianetta in L'elisir d'amore, Casilda in The Gondoliers, Cupid in Orpheus in the Underworld, Papagena in The Magic Flute, Suor Genoveffa in Suor Angelica, Isabel in El Capitan, Lucia in The Rape of Lucretia and Phyllis in Iolanthe about which the Baltimore Sun said "The sweet, nimble singing and deft acting of Sarah Kate Walston, as Phyllis, was a major plus throughout the performance." Ms. Walston also enjoys performing in recitals and concerts and has been seen peforming with the Baltimore Symphony, the Annapolis Symphony and the Virginia Symphony. She has attended Lorin Maazel's Castleton Residency for Young Artists program, the Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival and was engaged as a Virginia Opera Spectrum Resident Artist during the 2010/2011 season. There she played the role of the Page in Rigoletto in her Virginia Opera debut, and also covered the role of Despina in Cosi fan Tutte. Ms. Walston is also a board member for the newly formed Capital Opera Richmond. She is thrilled to be a part of this brand new company!
StageWorkz (Dancers):
Matthew Crook attends Olde Mill High School, where he is currently choreographing and performing in its school musical. A two-time Cappy Award winner for best male dancer, he studies dance at StageWorkz. He is a scholarship winner for the Tremaine Dance Tour and has performed in numerous shows with Talent Machine.
Danielle Greco attends South River High School. She studies dance, voice and acting classes at StageWorkz and is a member of South River's Dance Company. She has performed in the national tour of "Wizard of Oz" as a Munchkin and numerous Talent Machine shows. She is very excited to be returning for her second show with the Live Arts Maryland.
Anna Hanley attends Annapolis High School and studies dance, voice and acting at StageWorkz. She is a member of the Annapolis High School Dance Company. She has been seen in numerous Talent Machine shows and returns to Live Arts Maryland for the second time.
Billy Luzier attends Severna Park High School and is currently rehearsing for "Rock N Roll Revival." He studies acting and dance at StageWorkz and will be performing in the comedy "Greater Tuna." He has been in several Talent Machine productions and is looking forward to "Anything Goes."
Ali Musser attends Severna Park High School, where she is currently in "Rock N Roll Revival" and also on the dance team. She studies dance, acting and voice at StageWorkz and performs in both the summer and holiday shows with Talent Machine.
Gabe Needle attends Severn River Middle School. He takes tap, ballet, jazz, lyrical, hip hop, acting and voice classes at Stageworkz. He has performed in the national tour of "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" and also played the roles of Nathan Detroit in "Guys and Dolls" and Senator Phogbound in "Lil Abner."
David Ossman attends South River High School. He studies dance, acting and voice at Stageworkz and has performed in several Talent Machine shows and is currently with South River High Theatre Company.
Sim Rivers attends South River high School. Having performed in numerous productions both with his school and with Stageworkz and Talent Machine, he is excited to put to use the skills gained from his Stageworkz classes, dancing for the first time with Live Arts Maryland.
Grace Sayers attends Severna Park High School and has studied dance, acting and voice at Stageworkz for the past 11 years. She has performed in various shows including the National Tour of the "Wizard of Oz" in Baltimore, "Rock 'n' Roll Revival" in Severna Park High, Talent Machine shows, and more.
Producer and Music Director
J. Ernest Green
Eloise Ullman lives in Annapolis and has for many years enjoyed performing a wide variety of roles in musical and non-musical theatre. Ms. Ullman staged Live Arts Maryland's Brigadoon, and Oklahoma! and starred as Desiree in A Little Night Music. She also appeared with the Annapolis Chorale as Parthy in Show Boat and Hattie in Kiss Me Kate!, as well as on the stages of Colonial Players, 2nd Star Productions, Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre, Bowie Community Players, Remember, Inc., and others. In "real life," Ms. Ullman serves as executive director of the Industry Council for Tangible Assets, a national trade association for rare coin, currency and precious metals dealers.
Vicki Smith is a professional choreographer, director, teacher, adjudicator and performer. Her performing travels have taken her throughout the US, Europe and South America where she appeared in an HBO Special, TV series, Las Vegas, Atlantic City, regional theatre and national tours. Ms. Smith has worked as chorographer, directing and producing special events for such groups as the US Gymnastics Trials for Barcelona: Six Flags Corp, Towson University, Pendragon's Lords of Illusion, Cunard Cruise ships and recording artists. Her industrials work includes McDonalds, DuPont, Anheuser-Busch Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, American Lung Association and Cystic Fibrosis. Recently Ms. Smith choreographed Live Arts Maryland's "Oklahoma!" She has also directed and choreographed "Pajama Game," "The Wiz," "Peter Pan," "Cinderella," "Oklahoma!," "Guys & Dolls," "42nd Street," "The Music Man," "Camp Hawayah!", "Hooray for Hollywood," "Me and My Girl," "Annie." "Holiday Magic," "Once Upon a Mattress," "Kiss Me Kate," "Lil Abner," "Singin' in the Rain" and "Crazy for You" to name a few. Her work has been seen at Three Little Bakers, TMC, Burn Brae Dinner Theatre, 2nd Star Productions and Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre. She has been active in Anne Arundel County School system where she has choreographed and directed musicals for Crofton Middle School, Ridgeway Elementary, Severna Park Middle and South River High School's Dance team. Her choreography has won two Ruby Griffith Awards for outstanding achievement in a Musical for "Mame" and "Guys & Dolls" as well as Platinum and Outstanding Choreography awards in National Dance Competitions. She is currently on the staff at Anne Arundel Community College for the South County Senior Center. She is director and teacher at StageWorkz Theatre Arts Project in Performing Arts Education, which is to all ages, and a recent recipient for Anne Arundel County Governor's Leadership in Aging Award, a performing arts award for South County Showstoppers, which she founded. Her students were the 2009 Munchkins in the National Tour of "The Wizard of Oz." Other student awards include the Cappies, Best Male Dancer and Best Supporting Actress, Disney Theme parks, scholarship winners to dance conventions and full college acceptance for dance and musical theatre. Most recently, two former students were on the national tour of "A Chorus Line." Although she has trained with the best, the master of them all her sister Bobbi Smith, who taught her everything she knows.


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Acupuncture in China
Chinese reflexology . with great effectiveness, is a worthy alternative to medical treatment. Based on the use of internal resources of the body, this practice can significantly reduce the list used in the process of treatment of medicines
The consequence is the reduction of the negative impact of chemical elements contained in the medicines on the human body. It is really an important factor, because all medicines, even the most effective, have side effects (that can not be compared with side effects of acupuncture ). In this regard, acupuncture in China is one of the main methods of healing, hence the traditional Oriental medicine is inseparable from the acupuncture.
The historical roots of acupuncture and Chinese medicine in General, is quite deeply rooted in ancient Chinese philosophy, according to which the whole body is permeated with channels of energy. Among the latest is called meridians. It is for the meridians in the human body circulates a special life energy Qi (history of acupuncture), which has physical, spiritual, mental and emotional components. Continue reading
Sujok therapy – alternative medicine
In recent years, so-called alternative medicine, unconventional medicine are becoming increasingly popular.
At one time I had a chance to experience first-hand the effectiveness of this method, as Sujok therapy — in one embodiment, a non-traditional medicine. In just a few sessions I get rid of the chronic sinus infection that plagued me at that time for ten years.
Remember, as a doctor who offered treatment to my statements that I do not believe in such methods, said, "Faith certainly helps in any process, but in this case, Sujok therapy is not just theoretical methods, and practical therapy that have proven effective in the treatment of many diseases".
So what is this method and where they come from?
Sujok therapy is one of the areas of acupuncture, a method which is based on the effects of certain biological active points of the hands and feet. Translated from Korean su – brush, Jok – foot.
This type of therapy was developed by South Korean Professor Park Jae Woo in the eighties of the twentieth century. Continue reading
The idea of physiotherapy was sent by nature itself, therefore, is one of the most alternative and safe methods of treatment. The advantages of the method are obvious: the treatment has no toxic and side effects, a highly efficient and provides reliable results for a long time. Physiotherapy is widely used in preparation for pregnancy and childbirth, childhood diseases, disorders in nervous system, arthritis, arthrosis, problems with the musculoskeletal system.
In the clinic, "Good Doctor" uses the following methods of physiotherapy:
laser and magnetic therapy;
SMT-therapy (amplipulse);
ultrasound therapy (phonophoresis with medicines, which is indicated for the treatment of intervertebral hernias);
MIL-therapy (beneficial effect on the immune system, lowers cholesterol, dilates blood vessels, improves circulation, has anti-virus effect, significantly shortening the treatment time and prevents the transfer of disease from acute phase to chronic); Continue reading


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Your "fashionable" sentiments are going to get a lot of coalition soliders killed! Just the same as the people who ordered these Taliban murderers to go free are going to get a lot of our soldiers killed!
Please! ... the high road. ROFL!
If we can win with honor, why not? I'll always take the "high road" regardless of what my dishonorable and cowardlike peers might think.


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What Is The Difference Between Dandruff And Dry Skin
What is the difference between dandruff and dry skin?
They can look alike: They can look the same on the scalp, however there can be subtle differences. Dry skin would tend to be over the entire scalp and can worsen with use of a medicated shampoo. Gentle shampoos and less frequent washing are better for dry scalp. Dandruff is usually from psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis on the scalp, often with thicker, larger scales, redness, itching. Medicated shampoos often help. ...Read more
Dandruff (Definition)
Dandruff is when dead skin cells from the scalp shed. As skin cells die a small amount of flaking is normal. Some people experience an unusually large amount of flaking either chronically or as a ...Read more
What is the difference between eczema and just dry skin?
Atopic dermatitis: Check out http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/eczema/basics/definition/con-20032073 for info on eczema aka atopic dermatitis which is a condition leading to red itchy skin which may or may not be dry. Check out http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/dry-skin/basics/causes/con-20030009 for info on (not so) common causes of dry skin like hot water, harsh soaps, sun exposure, etc. ...Read more
What is the difference between rosacea and eczematous dry skin?
Rosacea & eczema: There are several excellent answers on the differences between rosacea and eczema. I would like to add one condition that is rosacea but can look like eczema. That is perioral dermatitis. Perioral dermatitis can be red, itchy, scaly and can definitely be mistaken for eczema. However, treating it like eczema with moisturizers and steroid creams can actually make it significantly worse. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What is the difference between seborrheic dermatitis and just having a dry scalp?
Greasy vs dry: Seborrheic dermatitis is usually caused by susceptibility to a yeast called malassezia furfur which has a propensity for oil or sebum. It can occur on scalp, face, and torso. Dry scalp can be caused by many skin conditions including eczema or psoriasis. Eczema usually responds to topical steroids whereas sebborheic dermatitis usually requires a topical antifungal in addition to a steroid. ...Read more
What is the difference between psoriasis and eczema?
Can look similar: To patients, both are dry, flaky rashes that can appear at any age. Psoriasis is more specific, and can involve arthritis. Eczema can simply over dry skin, from irritation, or atopic, e.g. associated w/ asthma and allergies. Psoriasis is oilier, more yellow; outside knees+elbows. Eczema the inside elbows knees. Both on scalp of babies. Eczema really itches. Psoriasis only sometimes. ...Read more
What is the difference between eczema and seborrheic dermatitis?
Genetics: Eczema /atopic dermatitis usually inherited. The parents have a history of asthma and allergies. Eczema - immune system problems and a weak skin barrier. Weak skin barrier can come from a mutation in the filaggrin gene. Seborrheic dermatitis cause unknown perhaps due to a common fungus. Primarily affects areas of skin with oil glands. Red bumps on face, neck. Also "cradle cap" yellow scalp flakes. ...Read more
What are the differences between dry skin and eczema skin?
Different in degree: Dry skin just dry and flaky. It becomes "eczema" when it's itchy, red, oozy, crusted, blistering, swollen, etc. ...Read more
What is the difference between sebhorreic dermatitis and psoriasis?
Sometimes overlap: Seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp can often overlap with scalp psoriasis in a disease termed sebopsoriasis. Both conditions are from scalp inflammation. The treatments are often quite similar using topical steroid solutions/shampoos/foams and keratolytic (scale removing) shampoos and topicals. See a dermatologist to see if you have one or the other or the combined form (sebopsoriasis). ...Read more
Whats the difference between scalp psoriasis and dandruff?
See below.: They are quite different diseases, but the cause of both remains unknown. Typical dandruff is known as seborrheic dermatitis. Both diseases can both cause scaly scalp, but psoriasis tends to be more inflammatory, maybe some larger scale and more discrete lesions. Sometimes easy to tell apart by looking at the rest of the skin. ...Read more
What is the difference between eczema, psoriasis and ringworm?
Differences: Eczema is a chronic inflammatory skin condition due to genetic defects in the proteins and lipids supporting the skin layer/barrier called the epidermis. Ringworm is a skin infection due to a fungus. Psoriasis changes the life cycle of skin cells causing cells to build up rapidly on the surface of the skin. Extra skin cells form thick, silvery scales and itchy, dry, red patches, that are painful. ...Read more
What is the difference between blotchy skin and acne rosacea?
Rosacea Has More: Rosacea is an inflammatory skin condition that includes blotchy skin as a sign. It may also present with an enlarged nose (rhinophyma), or many papules. ...Read more
What is the difference between dermatitis and tinea?
Dermatitis or tinea: Dermatitis is a genral term for any skin rash. It can be fungal like tinea, bacterial, viral, atopic (eczema), chemical burn, friction burn, or a simple heat rash. ...Read more
How does a doctor tell the difference between scalp psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp?
Your doctor can usually tell whether you have scalp psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis or both based on an examination of your skin, scalp and nails: Scalp psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis are common conditions that affect the scalp. In addition, they share some similar signs and symptoms, such as red, scaly skin. Most often, the scales of psoriasis are thicker and somewhat drier in appearance than are the scales of seborrheic dermatitis. In addition, psoriasis usually affects more than one area of the body. If you have scalp psoriasis, you may also have mild psoriasis on your elbows, knees, hands or feet or may notice subtle nail changes, such as pitting. Red skin covered with flakes and silvery scales, Skin flakes (dandruff) that may attach to the hair shaft, Patchy silvery scales or thick crust on the scalp that may bleed when removed, Patches that may extend beyond hairline or appear on other parts of the body, Itching or soreness. Red skin covered with greasy-looking white or yellowish scales, Skin flakes (dandruff) that may attach to the hair shaft, Patchy scales or crust on the scalp that may be easily removed, Possibly itching. Scalp psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp share some similar treatments, including medicated shampoos and topical corticosteroid or antifungal solutions. Scalp psoriasis is often persistent and more difficult to treat than is seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp. ...Read more
What is the difference between pale skin and bluish skin ?
pallor: Much of the skin tone from later skin to reddish to bluish skin tone is established by the nature of blood flow in the skin. That varies tremendously with genetic types and also with the status of the core versus shell temperature and so forth. If you have a question about the color of your skin relating to any illness need to see a dermatologist for evaluation. ...Read more
What is the difference between rosacea and a rash?
Pustules: Rosacea is on the face has blood vessels redness and posible pustules, typically there is no scaling or dryness. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What is the difference between cream and lotion?
Basically only: Consistency, if active ingredients are same. Different proportion of water and oil make for the difference in consistency. ...Read more
What is the difference between dry vitamin and the softgels?
Only the "carrier": Vitamins can be foul-tasting, so manufacturers sometimes make the tablets a chewy tasty gel, a sugary chewable tablet or candy-taste liquid (children's vitamins), or just coat the tablet with a sweet or "protective" no-taste shell. The important stuff inside--the actual vitamin(s)--are the same regardless of carrier! ...Read more
What is the difference between broken skin and a wound?
The same: Anytime the skin is penetrated or opened a wound is created. This can vary from a puncture wound to a large deep opening. "broken skin" can occur from dry skin that cracks open from minor repeated trauma. Your physician can advise you how to care for your wound. ...Read moreSee 4 more doctor answers
What is the difference between rosacea and acne?
Rosacea vrs Acne: As rosacea is a neurovascular disorder it affects the flushing zone. It is common that rosacea does not present with blackheads that are seen with acne vulgaris. Also the age of onset, and the location of redness is a clue. Rosacea is commonly an adult disease, and is generally restricted to the nose, cheeks, chin and forehead. It can coexist with acne vulgaris. ...Read more
If sebbhoric dermatitis causes dry scalp then what is psoriasis? Whats the difference between both? Dry+oily scalp? What is it? Pls tell
Different: Seborrhea usually occurs in oily skin and scalp and thought to be an unusual response to a fungus found on the skin in 85% of all adults. Psoriasis is considered an autoimmune disease which is a little more difficult to treat. Whereas seborrhea occurs mostly on the scalp and face, psoriasis tends to be more concentrated on the extremities but the scalp can be affected as well. ...Read more
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The employment specialist is the primary point of contact for all matters pertaining to an individual's services with Judson Center. Referral information and an initial meeting with the individual will typically yield pertinent information regarding a number of critical variables: (a) strengths; (b) work-related skills/abilities; (c) job preferences; (d) interpersonal skills; (e) individual learning style; and (f) logistical considerations. From these inputs and in collaboration with all concerned, employment objectives are developed and job goals identified.
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Job development involves matching the skills/abilities/interests of the individual prospects to opportunities with community based employers. Judson employs the knowledge/expertise of dedicated job developers who are continuously prospecting and developing new employment options for the persons served. The job development function also entails an advocacy and education role with an expanding employer base on behalf of persons with disabilities, as well as identification of new opportunities.Ideally, we have an opportunity to play a meaningful role in both the current and future business needs of employers.
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A job coach is assigned to work with the individual at the job site. The job coach's role is to assist the individual in learning all aspects of the job and becoming productive and proficient in performing the duties/tasks. Additionally, they may be instrumental in helping the individual assimilate to the new work environment and developing positive relationships in the workplace.
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At 12:01 a.m. July 21, the seventh installment of the Harry Potter book series hit bookstores worldwide. At Barnes & Noble in Orlando's Waterford Lakes, people started showing up as early as 11 a.m. on July 20 to buy J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. To organize people into a line, employees handed out color-coded wristbands at 6 p.m. People who preordered a book were guaranteed to get theirs first. Those who had not, had to wait until everyone else was through.
Barnes & Noble's Midnight Magic Party started at 9 p.m. with events throughout the store for Muggles and wizards alike to enjoy. Events included attending a potion lesson, playing seeker for the Quidditch team, taking O.W.L. exams and taking photos. Prizes were awarded when games were completed.
Moore's friend, Amanda Sutton, 21, predicted a good outcome for her favorite character, Severus Snape. "I think Snape's going to turn out to be good," she said. "He's not bad like everyone thinks. I have faith in him!"
Fortunately, for fans, though, Rowling said this would not be the last Harry Potter book, as originally planned. In an interview with The Today Show, Rowling revealed that she will write a Harry Potter encyclopedia to fill in any holes left by her seven other books. Rowling said, "I'm not going to write it tomorrow…you may be waiting." Much of what she will use in the encyclopedia is already in her notes, she said.
After reading the interviews, Moore said, "Whatever she writes, I will read it because I fell in love with her writing in Harry Potter. Her fans will stick by her because she is amazing."


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But then I got down to some reading. First of all I got my "Gospel Today" magazine in the mail and was totally and completely pissed off with the cover story! UUUgggghhhh! I know there are more things going on in the gospel world than this foolishness... I am not impressed or pleased!
So I had to move on to something a little more enlightening. so I read this magazine...So then I moved on to the books. I am actually reading two books at the same time...
So bloggers, that is how I spend my "Day of Reading. Did you read something good yesterday?


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1. Introduction
Scriptures teach us that Jesus is the express image of God. The phrase express image (Strong's G5481 – charaktēr) is used only once in the New Testament
Who being the brightness of [his] glory, and the express image (G5481 – charaktēr) of his person, and upholding all things by the word of his power, when he had by himself purged our sins, sat down on the right hand of the Majesty on high (Heb 1:3)
The root word for charaktēr is charax (G5482). Charax is used only once in the New Testament and is found for the word trench in Luke 19: 43. Since the understanding remained rather vague, I explored the origin of the word charax. Charax comes from the Greek word graphō (G1125) and it refers to written words in the following contexts:
- words spoken by the prophets (Mt 2: 5)
- Jesus referred constantly to the words written by Moses and the prophets (Mt 4: 4; Mt 11: 10; Mt 21: 13). Jesus stood on the word that He and other members of the God family had spoken to Israel.
- Jesus beat and chased the merchants from the temple, declaring, "it is written 1125 , My house shall be called the house of prayer; but ye have made it a den of thieves" (Mt 21: 13)
- Jesus fulfilled all of the prophecies written about Him (Mt 26: 24)
- Jesus used the written word to rebuke satan (Lk 4: 8).
- Even the devil knows the written word, but manipulates it for his own purposes (Mt 4: 6)
- The Apostles also referred to the written word with the phrase "it is written" (G 1125)
http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/Lexicon.cfm?Strongs=G1125&t=KJV (graphō)
2. Application of graphō or written word to Jesus
We learnt three important truths in relation to Jesus:
- He always spoke the Word
- He always fulfilled the word and never contradicted it. Scriptures teach us that God is Word and that God is absolutely truthful. When the members of the God family made a contract with Abraham, they swore by their name because no one else was in higher authority to act as a witness (Heb 6: 13-18)
- He is therefore called the Word of God. Apostle John taught us that God was in the beginning. God was Word and the Word was with God (Jn 1)
3. Secrets about Jesus are hidden in the books of heaven
Prophet David was shown that there are books written in heaven about Jesus and the plan of salvation. Prior to His birth, some of the secrets were revealed to the prophets so that we could know the identity of the true Messiah. He therefore was obligated to fulfill every word that had been revealed about Him. Apostle Paul then referred to this prophecy, showing that Jesus was the One to whom David referred:
Then said I, Lo, I come: in the volume (H4039/mĕgillah/roll) of the book [it is] written of me (Psalm 40: 7)
Then said I, Lo, I come (in the volume (G 2777/roll) of the book it is written (grapho) of me, to do thy will, O God (Heb 10: 7)
Where are the books to which Prophet David referred? They are located in the archives of heaven. Chief Prince Gabriel referred to them as the "scripture of truth" (Dan 10: 21). As a member of the God family, Jesus taught us during His life that:
God [is] not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent: hath he said, and shall he not do [it]? or hath he spoken, and shall he not make it good? (Num 23: 19)
4. What will you do with this information?
Jesus came to earth and revealed that He was more than just a man. He was God in the earth who fulfilled all that had been written about Him in heaven. Would you believe Him when He says that He is the way, truth and Life or do you prefer to believe the words of a human who can lie?
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text: Space Invaders is quite simply the most influential video-game of all time. A single player moves an armed 'laser base' left or right along the bottom of the screen and shoots the endless waves of aliens marching relentlessly down the screen towards earth. There are four buildings (shields) at the bottom of the screen that the player can hide behind, but these will eventually be destroyed by either enemy missiles or by direct contact with the invaders themselves. The player's shots will also destroy the shields. The aliens' descent quickens as they are eliminated, making them harder to hit. A flying saucer will fly across the top of the screen at regular intervals and can be shot to earn extra points.


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I grew up in Troy, NY, the daughter of an Armenian "meat and grocery" man and a stay-at-home mom. We lived in the city, but I developed an early love of rural life through frequent visits to my cousins' home in the country and at an overnight YWCA camp. I took dance lessons happily and was dragged kicking and screaming to piano lessons. Eight years of lessons, and I can barely play.
I went to public schools and hoped to turn my love of English into a writing career. My guidance counselor told me I needed to be able to take care of myself in case I never married. In those days, most girls became a nurse or a teacher. Since my sister was a teacher, I chose nursing. I never made it through surgery without passing out. Great career planning, huh?
I've been married to Dennis for over half my lifetime now, fortunate to have found a man who is a great friend and playmate, in addition to the usual husbandly roles. He also cooks and does the grocery shopping! We lead active lives, frequenting the gym, hiking, canoeing and cross-country skiing. I'm an avid animal lover, and doubt I'll ever write a novel that doesn't include them. In May of 2017 we lost our sweet Border Terrier, Nala. We took a break from dog ownership to pursue travels–she traveled with us in our hearts, and now is featured in my new novel. In February of this year we adopted a frisky 2 year old Russell Terrier named Dubby, who has helped heal our hearts.
After years in the health care field, I finally pursued my writing passion. I published my first novel, Autumn Colors, after my fiftieth birthday, followed a few years later by In Her Mother's Shoes. My third novel, Star Catching, made its debut in November 2016 and has done nicely. I'm currently working on The Eyes Have it (working title), a twenty-first century tale of star-crossed lovers. I enjoy creating stories from ordinary lives, about relationships, families, friendships and other life connections.


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