David Wood Jr., M.D., of Birmingham, Mich., is Chief Medical Officer of Beaumont Health System and president of Beaumont Physician Partners. Dr. Wood came to Beaumont from the University of Michigan Health System. A nationally and internationally recognized cancer surgeon, he was chief, Division of Urologic Oncology, from 2002-2011. As president of Beaumont Physician Partners, Dr. Wood will develop, implement and monitor Beaumont’s physician-hospital …
(Click to Enlarge) Philippe Dubois from Israel has some of the coolest wooden puzzles designs I ve seen recently. The Star of David (or Logo as Philippe calls it) shows very well his brilliant work. The puzzle depicts the Jewish symbol Shield of David or Magen David and is formed by six identical pieces in the shape of a T. Each T piece is a combination of two rhombi and two parallelograms glued in 60 angles. To accentuate the appearance and presentation …
News Now GODERICH – Opening statements in the trial of a former Clinton minister who faces sex-related charges will begin tomorrow morning in Goderich Superior court, after the judge agreed to a request to adjourn for the day due to illness. Shortly after 1:15 p.m. today, when the jury of seven women and five men took their seats for the first time, Justice Peter Hockin informed them an important party in the trial “isn’t feeling quite up to snuff” …
How to make a homemade David Wooderson Halloween costume from Dazed and Confused. Every month I pretend to get reader mail in a little feature called “Mailbag Monday.” Well, this month, I’ve actually gotten REAL reader mail! Specifically, there are a handful of internet users out there that would like advice on creating a “Wooderson” costume from Dazed and Confused. If you don’t immediately know who that is, shame on you. Wooderson is, of course …
Jan. 23, 1957 — Aug. 21, 2013 David Lawrence Woodard, 56, died Wednesday, Aug. 21, 2013. Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m. Sunday in the Chapel of Shingleton Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Marsh Swamp Church Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Emily Ann Woodard of the home; daughter, Kristine Smith and husband, Adam, of Wilson; brothers, Lee Woodard of Virginia, Kenny Woodard and Michael Woodard, both of Nevada, and Tommy Woodard …
Oct 13th, 2010 | Categories: , , | by Michael Williams Portland, Maine is the perfect New England town. I sort of see it as a less crowded (and less crazy) version of Boston. All of that Yankee charm and none of the hassle. The town is especially attractive when you live in a place like New York (like me) and have to deal with the daily assault on your senses. What also makes Portland a viable home (in my mind) is its access to Barbour coats via the …
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COURTESY OF DELENA OSTRANDER By Tim Stevens MANTEO — Sometimes,as the sun disappears below the horizon,Ira David Wood gazes at his actors backstage. He is pleased with what he sees. In one of his first meetings with the cast of the 76th production of The Lost Colony, Wood stressed to his performers some young,some old,some veterans,more than 60 making their first appearance in Americas oldest outdoor drama that they were walking on hallowed ground …
The London-born Woods broke into the business as a teen in 1947’s “The Life & Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby” seven years before winning a scholarship to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. Though he trod the boards to some acclaim in London’s West End — the British equivalent of Broadway — the lanky Woods landed his signature role in “Willy Wonka” and was asked to reprise his sweetshop owner’s song, “The Candyman, ” by fans through …
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