DATE: March 17, 2004. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN: Jing Shen. FACULTY PHYSICIAN: Ronald W. Deskin, MD. SERIES EDITORS: Francis B. Quinn, Jr., MD and Matthew W. Ryan, MD. Dystopia canthorum is associated with Waardenburg syndrome.
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Advanced Science and Technology Education Center (ASTEC) is a science and technology school in Oklahoma City, United States, that was founded in 2000 by the now CEO Freda Deskin. ASTEC is a charter school and one of the first of its kind in the state of Oklahoma. ASTEC's first graduating class was in 2006 with 23 students, all of whom went on to attend college or vocational school.
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Telecanthus, or dystopia canthorum, is a lateral displacement of the inner canthi of the eyes, giving an appearance of a widened nasal bridge.Genetic Hearing Loss from UTMB, Dept. of Otolaryngology, March 17, 2004. Resident physician: Jing Shen, faculty physician: Ronald W. Deskin, MD, series editors: Francis B. Quinn, Jr., MD and Matthew W. Ryan, MD. It is associated with Waardenburg syndrome, which is due to mutation in PAX gene.
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For the Moment received Genie Award nominations for Scott Kraft as Best Supporting Actor and Wanda Cannon for Best Supporting Actress at the 15th Genie Awards. Andrew Deskin and Mark Andrew Webb went on to win the Best Art Direction Award at the 1995 Blizzard Awards while the film won the Most Popular Canadian Film Award at the 1993 Vancouver International Film Festival."Past Award Winners." Greater Vancouver International Film Festival Society (Vancouver, British Columbia), 2011.
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Four Democrats ran in the primary: Superintendent of Peggs School District in Cherokee County John Cox, founder of the ASTEC Charter Schools System Freda Deskin, Government Relations Director for Professional Oklahoma Educators and former Assistant State Superintendent for Financial Services at the Oklahoma State Department of Education Jack Herron, and retired college professor, former Chairman of the Oklahoma Democratic Party and former Oklahoma State Department of Education employee Ivan Holmes. Bennington Schools Superintendent Donna Anderson had been running, but withdrew from the race.
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Two cases from the Third Circuit, with direct similarities to Ortega's, argued for the reasonableness of his privacy expectation. In one, the presence of sensitive and confidential documents within a deskIn that case, a member of the Fair Lawn, New Jersey, school board had opened a guidance counselor's desk drawer and found the original draft of a pseudonymously published cartoon that ridiculed the board. was held to strengthen the privacy expectation; and in the other, the personal lock that a police officer had used for his department locker led to the suppression of a sawed-off shotgun seized by federal agents. In the latter case, the department had also lacked a formal policy on whether the lockers could be searched, as had been the case at Napa.
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The format was a blend of album-oriented rock (AOR) and contemporary hits. The station was made possible by the combined efforts of Dr. Mike Dunn, director of KCSC, Dr. Jack Deskin of the CSU-2 television station and Barbara Norman, chair of the Oral Communications Department. As of September 1993, still no frequency allocations or funds were available in the Edmond or Oklahoma City area to apply for or buy a FM or AM license. KBLZ did receive $3,500 from the Student Activities Council to purchase and place two 10-microwatt transmitters in the east and west residence halls of the university, allowing dorm residents to listen to the station on 99.9 FM. A year later, Multimedia Cablevision ceased carrying radio stations, including KBLZ, in 1994, and the station changed its identity to "Z-99" and began identifying as "KUCO".
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