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At the height of the 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, Salt Lake City Communications Director Karen Hale received a phone call telling her the city was experiencing its own oil crisis. Tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil were flowing into Red Butte Creek, contaminating waterways, endangering wildlife and putting the public at risk.
Hale knew residents needed to be alerted to the situation, the media had to be contacted, Chevron officials needed get on the scene and city officials had to go into full crisis mode.
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"When you get a call that there's an oil spill in Salt Lake, it just doesn't register," Hale says. "With any kind of disaster, it takes you by surprise, so having tools at hand and in place makes a huge difference."
The city's crisis communications plan had been devised long before it was implemented during the oil spill. And just like actors in a movie, each person involved followed their script to ensure the emergency was handled effectively.
City leaders met at the public safety building to gather information and decide what would happen next. Phone numbers were activated so the media and public could call and get information. A press conference was set up and the media alerted. Reverse 911 calls went to residents living near the creek and, before the weekend was over, volunteers were passing out flyers, inviting residents to a town meeting to discuss the oil spill.
Officials kept in constant contact with Chevron, sharing and receiving information that was used to expedite a solution to the situation, and Chevron immediately pledged to take full responsibility for the leak, bringing in crews from outside Utah to clean up the affected areas.
Salt Lake City already had social media sites in place and these pages were utilized to send information to the public. Information was disseminated regarding temporary lodging for those evacuated from their homes, the health risks of the spill, the extent and cause of the leak, and regular updates to the community.
The crisis communications plan for the city involved leaders from almost every department. Public services, the city attorney, economic development, the mayor's office, emergency services and public utilities were departments heavily affected by the spill. And they each had a role in creating successful communications.
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Josh Ewing is an expert when it comes to developing an efficient crisis plan. He was the communications director for the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympic Winter Games and had to plan for any contingency, especially because the country was already on high-alert following the 9/11 tragedy just months before the Games.
A communications plan for the Games was prepared, rehearsed, adapted, practiced, rehearsed again and changed many times as new scenarios emerged. Although things went well during the Games, the crisis plan was implemented one time for a brief period when the anthrax sensors went off at the airport.
"It was a false positive," Ewing says, "but a late night press conference was scheduled. It was well-planned and we were completely prepared. We had to have our game together. It seems that a lot of time when you plan for a crisis, it won't happen because the organization will have done an entire risk assessment."
Ewing is now employed with Love Communications and helps companies develop their own crisis plans. Whether a business has 10 employees or 1,000, Ewing says a company should plan for every risk they can think of—and develop a communications outline to ensure contact with employees, customers, the public and media, if necessary.
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The first step to creating a plan is to have someone in the company receive communications training. If a company has fewer than 500 employees, Ewing suggests the PR specialist should attend the training. For companies with more than 500 employees, he says the CEO and vice-presidents should also be included. For a small business, only the president/owner will need to be trained.
Because a company's reputation is on the line during a crisis, a breakdown in communications could be devastating. After having the right people trained, companies should start listing all the things that could go wrong. "They need to think about what could happen in their line of business that would require them to communicate in a way they don't want to. Because that means something negative happened," Ewing says.
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This cheesy bread pudding isn't the prettiest, but it is absolutely delicious and has unlimited variations. It's also an awesome way to use up stale bread. I kept it simple and used a combination of feta and cheddar cheese, which was fabulous. While it isn't a lowfat recipe, using strong, pungent feta produces a rich taste with less.
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I onion, finely chopped
1 tsp butter
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BELLINGHAM, Wash. - A late run by Grand Canyon put an end to the UC San Diego women's basketball team's season Saturday as the Tritons were defeated, 68-57, in a NCAA West Regional quarterfinal at Carver Gym on the campus of Western Washington.
Third-seeded UCSD concluded its campaign at 22-11. Grand Canyon, the sixth seed, improved to 23-8 and will face second-seeded Simon Fraser in a regional semifinal Monday. The Clan defeated Northwest Nazarene, the seventh seed, in Saturday's second quarterfinal.
The game was extremely tight as it featured 11 tie scores with neither team holding more than a five-point lead through the first 37 minutes.
"I thought that we really competed against a very good Grand Canyon team," said first-year UCSD head coach Heidi VanDerveer. "We gave ourselves a really good shot for the first 35 minutes and then down the stretch, we had some uncharacteristic turnovers that really cost us."
The Tritons, who were making their eighth NCAA postseason appearance since 2004, went up by a point, 49-48, when Daisy Feder, the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Most Valuable Player, nailed a three-pointer with 5:47 remaining in the game. However, it would be UCSD's last lead.
Chigozie Ekweozor made a layup during the Antelopes' next possession, putting her team ahead, 50-49, and kicking off an 11-point run that UCSD could not recover from. Judy Jones, who finished with game-highs of 24 points and 12 rebounds, scored back-to-back baskets, the second coming on a fast break turnover conversion. Maylinn Smith drilled a trey and then made two free throws to close the run and give GCU a 10-point lead, 59-49, with just over two minutes left.
The Tritons managed to close the gap to six points, 60-54, when Feder netted a three at 1:28, but that would be as close as they would get. The 'Lopes scored the game's next seven points, all on free throws, and went up by 13, their largest lead of the game, with only 27 seconds remaining.
UCSD turned the ball over 15 times in the contest, eight of those coming during a crucial span between the 9:56 and 1:58 marks of the second half.
The Tritons shot 37.5 percent in both halves, while the Antelopes finished at 41.5 percent, including a 48.1 percent clip in the opening half. A clear size difference on the court helped GCU to a 41-30 advantage in rebounding, 18-10 on the offensive glass.
"They posed some problems for us as they are extremely big and very athletic," said VanDerveer.
Seven of the 11 ties occurred in the first half. UCSD took its first lead of the game, 14-12, with a bucket by junior forward Erin Dautremont at 14:12. A layup by senior guard Emily Osga with 9:16 left in the first period put the Tritons up by four, 21-17, their largest lead of the afternoon.
The final knot of the first half came at 2:37 when Osga hit her lone three of the game to even the score at 33-33. Grand Canyon went on to score the last four points of the half on free throws to take a 37-33 lead into the break.
GCU went to the free throw line 33 times in the game, making just 20.
Dautremont led UCSD in scoring with 21 points and was followed closely by Feder with 20. The MVP of last week's CCAA Tournament, Dautremont also had a team-high six rebounds while adding three assists. Feder, a senior guard, sunk a game-high four three-pointers. Osga and point guard Miranda Seto each totaled seven points and four assists, with Seto also contributing four steals.
Justine Johnson also hit double figures in points, finishing with 18 for Grand Canyon. Eight of Jones' 12 rebounds were offensive as she recorded the 19th double-double of her season. The Antelopes had 11 steals as four players had more than one each.
"We had some rough games down the stretch that felt like maybe we should have won, but just didn't," said Grand Canyon head coach Trent May. "So I'm really happy for them, not just as student-athletes, but for the people they are. Their hard work paid off today."
UCSD and Grand Canyon had already met once this season. The Antelopes took a narrow, 64-62, victory back in November at the Disney Tip-Off Classic in Anaheim, Calif.
The Tritons are now 8-8 in NCAA Division II postseason games.
"I could not be more proud of a team that has really come full circle from the beginning of the year," said VanDerveer. "They really came together and played hard, with and for each other. They competed until the very end. We have had a lot of individual improvement that has led to collective improvement throughout the year. We have also learned to trust each other, and when a team trusts each other, you give yourself a chance. This team really believes in each other and they want to play together."
In Saturday's late quarterfinals, No. 5 Cal State Monterey Bay beat No. 4 Chico State and No. 1 Western Washington defeated No. 8 Academy of Art.
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Hazel Dodge is the Louis Claude Purser Senior Lecturer in Classical Archaeology with Trinity College Dublin, and holds her degrees from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Her research interests are construction techniques of the Roman Empire (particularly in the Eastern Mediterranean), Greek and Roman cities and urbanization, art and architecture, classical marble trade and use, the city of Rome, and Roman spectacle. Recent publications include Spectacle in the Roman World (2010), Building Materials and Constructions at Leptiminus, Tunisia (to be published in 2010 as part of Final Reports of Excavations and Survey 1990-1999), and Ancient Rome: A Sourcebook (2010, with J.C.N. Coulson and C.J. Smith). Dr. Dodge was an AIA Kress Lecturer for 2010/2011, and is returning as a Kress Alumni Lecturer for 2018/2019.
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USA Cycling grants membership to individuals and groups. The membership may, therefore, be withdrawn or denied after appropriate due process by USA Cycling at any time where USA Cycling determines a member or prospective member's conduct is inconsistent with the mission of the organization or the best interest of the sport and those who participate in it.
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(q) Failure of any member who is a party to or witnesses any violation(s) contained in the above stated USA Cycling Code of Conduct to report the specific violation to USA Cycling immediately.
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In the new South Africa, the future is speaking in the voices of the girls.
Around the world, religious freedom is under threat -- but people of faith continue to reach across divides.
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Koinonia Farm has seen a renewal of community life -- and a new, sustainable approach to the land.
How humor can help sustain the work of social justice.
The B Corporation model puts social and environmental responsibility into companies' legal DNA.
Walmart's new urban strategy comes with a lousy track record.
Hiroshima and Fukushima remind us that civilian and military nuclear technology go hand in hand.
The fate of the 21st century will be decided by civic leader-to-civic leader relations in a global context.
My "life plan" -- at age 23 -- was to own little and to move where the Spirit led.
So now we know why over the past few years our Internet service would sometimes slow to a crawl: Osama bin Laden was tying up the circuits Googling himself. Repeatedly.
It's a consistent storyline in the media, involving powerful men in politics, sports, business, and religion: Men behave with utter disregard for the dignity and humanity of women -- using and abusing them at will, and acting as if they believe that they are entitled to do so.
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Director Greg Barker on the making of 'Koran by Heart.'
The award for most surprisingly profound film of 2011 might go to Bridesmaids. This story of a woman trying to figure out her path in the midst of witness
David Cortright's "Finding the Way Out" (March 2011), about why it's time to end the war in Afghanistan, was excellent and timely with one exception -- his appeal to the just war doctrine.
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I would like to suggest a few things here to improve the cooperation in working on VEDIT's macros etc.
Reason: It's a bit difficult to get all and every message here in the forum and to check if there is a change to a macro or so included.
One means to improve that may be a "sticky" thread at least here in the beta forum,
containg only announcements of new or changed macros.
Hmmm, even that may not be an optimal solution...
So please let me imagine a bit further.
What about a version control system for macros and other text files regarding Vedit?
To make a bit clearer what I mean I created a demo for that (@Ted: I hope it's o.k. to publish it that way. If not, please let me know and I'll delete it immediately)
I'm already using Mercurial (and TortoiseHg as GUI) - a distributed version control system for some of my software developments.
So I created a Mercurial repository containing my main Vedit installation, but without the executables and without the user parts stored under %APPDATA%).
To fill it with a bit of life I began with Vedit 6.21.1 and went up to 6.21.3 and further.
Then I published my repository here: https://bitbucket.org/chriz/z_vedit (Bitbucket is a hosting site for Mercurial repositories.)
There are many features in Mercurial and at Bitbucket.
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The embedded pictures are rendered a bit small, but clicking on them zooms in.
The above Bitbucket overview page lists the recent commits
Attachment 46 so that it's always easy to tell what changed when.
Clicking on a (here the last) revision shows the contents (the diffs):
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The tags shown under Downloads list the tagged revisions, for example the published versions
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Of course it's possible to browse the files like in Explorer:
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In its current form, Ubiquity offers several features, including the ability to add maps and Yelp reviews into e-mail without navigating away from the e-mail message or opening another browser tab.
Pressing "control + space bar" or whatever hot key you select will open a pop-up box.
If you're typing an e-mail inviting a friend to meet you for dinner, type the address or name of the restaurant into the pop-up box, and Ubiquity will produce a Google map of the area. Zoom in or out to your desired view, click "insert map into page" and the map will appear in the body of the e-mail.
Want to add more information about the restaurant? Open the Ubiquity window, type "Yelp restaurant name" and it will produce reviews written on Yelp.com. Hit return and the entry will be inserted into the e-mail.
Ubiquity will also add the event to your calendar.
The tutorial on Mozilla used Gmail, but the service also worked with other Web-based e-mail services like Yahoo. Hotmail had difficulty rendering the mapping images.
Ubiquity is "very experimental and prototypical; the interface isn't quite right [and there's] lots of room for improvement, but I think this is a big win already," Raskin said during a video tutorial.
Ubiquity is not just an e-mail application, however. Raskin pointed to apartment listings in Craigslist. Highlight several selections, open Ubiquity, type "map these" and Ubiquity will pull address information from the listings and produce a map that plots all their locations.
This feature is currently only available via Craigslist but Ubiquity will eventually "be able to take micro-formats and mash them up everywhere to map, to plot, to see data in the way you want to see it," Raskin said.
Ubiquity will also translate content from international Web sites. Want to e-mail that translated text or English text from any other site? Highlight it, open Ubiquity, type "e-mail Chloe," hit return, and the app will open up an e-mail with the selected content.
Ubiquity allows you to type in the names of people you wish to e-mail rather than their e-mail address, pulling the addresses from your contacts list. That feature is still a bit buggy, as it sometimes pulled old e-mail addresses that were no longer in use without giving the option to select a more updated address that was also in the contact list.
Also available is the option to define words or pull up Wikipedia entries. Type words directly into Ubiquity ("define ubiquity") or highlight text on a Web site, open Ubiquity and type "define" or "Wikipedia." Learned something new? Connect to Twitter via Ubiquity and share with friends.
"This release is meant as an illustration of a concept and mainly focuses on the platform," Raskin wrote. "The next release will explore interfaces that are closer to features that might make it into Firefox."
The Mozilla blog also includes a link to an author tutorial that will allow developers to write commands for Ubiquity.


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Lipper Fund Awards 2014 (France): Natixis AM wins two awards
Natixis Asset Management won two awards from the fund analysis company Lipper on Friday, March 28, 2014 for the quality of two of its funds.
The Lipper Fund Awards recognize funds that deliver solid, consistent risk-adjusted performance compared to their peers. Lipper selected the following funds as top performers in their category over specified periods that ended on December 31, 2013:
- Natixis Souverains Euro RC – 3 and 5 year EuroZone bond
- CNP Assur-Oblig R – 10-year EuroZone bond
"This award speaks to the strength of our investment process and the experience of our team. Over the years, in particular since the sovereign debt crisis, we have honed our investment process to capture both qualitatitve and quantitative assessments of country risk: Natixis AM was among the first asset managers to use bottom-up, country-level selection in Euro sovereign debt portfolios. In coming market cycles, we are confident that our team's deep level of specialization and our adherence to a disciplined process will allow us to continue to deliver stable outperformance", says Olivier de Larouzière, Managing Director, Euro interest rates and Fund manager of Natixis Souverains Euro RC.
These awards testify to the quality of the asset management provided by Natixis Asset Management who ranks among the top-most asset managers in Europe.
About Lipper Fund Awards
Lipper Fund Awards are a part of the Thomson Reuters awards for Excellence, rewarding exceptional performance among all investment professionals internationally. They recognize the best funds, fund managers, sell side companies, investment research analysts and investor relations teams worldwide.
The prize-winners were selected based on Lipper's assessment of the most consistent effective return over the period ended December 31, 2013. For further information: Lipper 2014 methodology
The figures provided refer to previous years. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. References to a fund's ranking, price or rating offer no indication as to future performance.


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Walmart Won't Let You And Your Friend Each Buy A Wii Because You're "Together"
Reader Dave said he was shopping with his friend (male) at Walmart, searching for the coveted Nintendo Wii. He was happy to find that Walmart had 7 or 8 of the consoles in stock — enough for both he and his friend to purchase one. Walmart, however, had other ideas. Dave says that Walmart wouldn't let he and his friend each purchase a Wii because they were "together." First they're rationing rice and now men are forced to share their video games? What's going on in America, folks?
My friend and I went to Walmart (in Exton, PA) on Sunday evening (4/27/08) looking for a Nintendo Wii because neither of us owned the system and have been looking for it for quite some time.
To our surprise, there were around 7-8 Wii's in stock. The problem? The Walmart employee working in the Electronics department (older man with glasses) refused to sell a Wii to both me and my friend. He would only sell a Wii to one of us because we were shopping "together." Mind you, we're not dating or married. Just two guys each looking for a Wii.
He said that because we were in the store together, we could only buy 1. It's as if we were the same person or something. He told my friend to come back the following day if he wanted one. We argued with him to no end…but he refused to sell my friend a Wii. I never heard of something like that before. It's not like I was trying to buy 5 Wii's..we each wanted one. Someone please tell me how Walmart can DENY a customer a product under these circumstances? I can understand if they have a policy stating one Wii per Customer per day. But, we were two separate people trying to each buy a Wii and pay with our own credit cards.
The man was rude to us, and he even had cocky remarks stating that my signature was only somewhat close to matching the signature on the back of my credit card. Mind you, I had to sign my name electronically, which is awkward to begin with.
Dave, that's just weird. We'd suggest giving Walmart corporate (or even the manager of the store) a heads up about this incident. You seem to have encountered some sort of rogue employee who enjoys bullying people for no good reason.
Are Wiis really still this scarce? Has this sort of thing happened to anyone else?
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Frequently asked questions
What is a terminal condition?
A terminal condition or terminal illness is an irreversible illness that in the near future will result in death or a state of permanent unconsciousness from which the person is unlikely to recover. Examples of terminal conditions include advanced cancers, multiple organ failures, or massive heart attacks and strokes. But in many states, a terminal illness is defined as one in which the patient will die "shortly" whether or not medical treatment is given. These definitions can complicate or delay the use of a living will.
What is life-sustaining medical treatment?
In most cases life-sustaining medical treatment is anything mechanical or artificial that sustains, restores, or substitutes for a vital body function and would prolong the dying process for a terminally ill patient. States have different definitions, so be sure you know what your state says. Life-sustaining medical treatment may include:
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- Artificial respiration (includes mouth-to-mouth breathing, manual ventilation, or a ventilator or respirator – a "breathing machine" that pushes air into the lungs)
- Medicines to help with blood pressure and heart function
- Artificial nutrition or hydration (liquid food or fluids given through a tube to the stomach or into a vein)+
- Dialysis (a process that does the job the kidneys normally do)
- Certain surgical procedures (such as amputation, feeding tube placement, tumor removal, or organ transplant)
When should I make an advance directive?
The best time to make an advance directive is before you need one! In other words, before you become too sick to make your own decisions about what medical care you want to get or refuse. Young people as well as older people should think about making an advance directive. Advance directives can be changed or revoked at any time. They should be reviewed and updated if you are diagnosed with a serious illness.
It's very important that your loved ones know that you have written an advance directive and what medical care you want in certain situations. It's not possible to plan for every medical event that could happen in your life. That's why some people write 2 advance directives – a medical power of attorney along with a living will or 5 Wishes form (see "Can I have both a living will and a power of attorney for health care?"). But you can use any kind of advance directive as a starting point to discuss difficult subjects like illness and dying.
Through open talks with your loved ones, you can explain what's important to you and what kind of treatments you do and do not want. This is a good thing to do at any age. It can save your loved ones from a lot of guilt, uncertainty, and conflict in the event that decisions about your health need to be made and you cannot make them. Your loved ones can help make sure that your wishes are followed, but first they must know and understand what you want.
What happens when I have an advance directive?
If you have an advance directive and cannot make your own medical decisions, these decisions will be made for you. They will be based on the types of medical care you have outlined in your advance directive and/or made by the person you chose as your agent or proxy (substitute decision-maker). It's important to make sure that your family, health care providers, and others who might be contacted know that you have an advance directive and what's in it. They also need to have a copy of your current directive so that it can be used in your medical treatment.
Talk to all of your family about your advance directive. If you have a health care power of attorney, be sure they know who you have named as proxy and back-up proxy, and what you have told them about your wishes. There may be problems if everyone in your family does not know about or does not support the choices you've outlined in your advance directive. Arguments, family conflicts, and emotional objections can sometimes lead doctors and hospitals to the "safest" route of care – aggressive treatment that can prolong death for a long time. This may not be what you would want.
How will my doctor know that I have an advance directive?
If you have any type of advance directive, tell people close to you that you have it and where it's kept. Give copies of your advance directive to your proxy or agent, family members, and friends who would be contacted if you become seriously ill. Talk it over with your doctor, but keep in mind that your doctor's office records are not likely to be available to any hospital or facility where you might be admitted.
Don't keep your advance directive locked up where no one can find it or get to it. It's up to you, your proxy, or a family member to give a copy of your advance directive to your doctor and hospital when it's needed.
Federal law requires that hospitals, nursing homes, and other health care agencies ask at the time of admission whether or not you have an advance directive. If you are unable to answer the question or if your advance directive isn't available, it might not be included in your medical record. If this happens, your advance directive might not be used to guide your care.
Does the doctor have to follow my advance directive?
There are some times that a health care provider may reject a medical decision made by you or your proxy based on your advance directive. For instance:
- When the decision goes against the individual health care provider's conscience
- When the decision is against the health care institution's policy
- If the decision violates accepted health care standards
In such cases, the health care provider or facility must tell you right away. You may be transferred to another facility that will honor your decision.
Will my advance directive be used if I am taken to an emergency room?
Your advance directive is valid in an emergency room only if the health care providers there know about it. In serious emergency situations, it may not be possible for health care workers to know that you have an advance directive before emergency medical care is given. If a family member or friend calls Emergency Medical Services (911) at a time you cannot speak for yourself, your advance directive may not be honored. See the information about the non-hospital DNAR in the section "Types of advance directives," above. This is another reason why your family needs to know your wishes before such a situation happens.
What happens if I do not have an advance directive?
It's estimated that about than 1 in 4 adults in the United States have advance directives. If you don't have an advance directive, you could be given medical care that you do not want. If there's no advance directive, the doctor may ask your family about your treatment. Some state laws require that the spouse (unless legally separated) is asked first, followed by adult children, parents, and adult brothers and sisters. But some states do not have laws that require health care providers to check with family members. And it's common for family members (especially those who aren't close to you) to not know what you would want. Family members might also disagree on certain aspects of your care, which may cause delays or lead to you not getting the care you want. For example, it's unlikely that a close friend or unmarried partner will be consulted without an advance directive naming that person as your proxy.
In some cases, a court may appoint a legal guardian to make health care decisions if you do not have an advance directive. This is why it's important to express your wishes in a written advance directive ahead of time and discuss your wishes with your doctor, proxy or agent, and those close to you.
Do I need a lawyer to write my advance directive?
A lawyer can be helpful, but most people don't need one to write your advance directive. Some states have forms you must use, and all states have certain requirements. Sample forms and directives that meet your state's requirements may be available. For more information on getting a state form for advanced directives, see the "To learn more" section or visit www.caringinfo.org.
Can I have an advance directive in more than one state?
Most states have their own rules about what's recognized as a valid advance directive. Some states recognize an out-of-state directive if it meets the legal requirements of the state in which you want to use it. If you want to use an advance directive in a state other than that in which you signed it, or if you want to have an advance directive in more than one state, it's a good idea to check with a lawyer in order to avoid potential problems.
Does having an advance directive affect my life insurance?
No. No one, including health insurance companies, can require you to have or prevent you from having an advance directive. Having an advance directive will not affect any terms of your life insurance.
Does having an advance directive affect my health care?
Having an advance directive does not mean you have given up your right to make any decisions about your care as long as you are able to do so.
Having or not having an advance directive will not affect the quality of your care while you can make your own decisions. Treatment and comfort measures will continue to be offered.
The advance directive is only used when you cannot speak for yourself. At that point, certain cure measures may be withheld if that's what you requested. Any person who is mentally able can change or revoke (take back) his or her advance directive at any time.
Can I have both a living will and a power of attorney for health care?
Yes. You can have a living will and a durable power of attorney for health care at the same time. In most cases, you can also provide extra instructions in another type of advance directive for situations not covered by the living will.
If you have more than one kind of advance directive, be sure that the person you name as your proxy in the power of attorney for health care has copies of your living will and any other advance directive. Your proxy must clearly understand what you want. It's also very important to be sure that these documents don't conflict with each other, so that there will be no confusion about your wishes if you can't speak for yourself.
Some states allow you to have a single, combined advance directive/living will document. But it's important to check your state's requirements to find out what's legally accepted in your state.
Can I change my mind about what's written in my advance directive?
Yes. Once you make an advance directive, you may change or revoke it (take it back) at any time while you are competent to do so. It's recommended that you review your advance directive:
- At every new decade of your life – every 10 years
- You are diagnosed with a serious illness or have a major health change
- You have a decline in an existing health condition, especially if it makes it harder for you to live on your own
- You go through a divorce or other major family change
- You experience the death of a loved one
You should tell your proxy or agent, family, loved ones, and doctor if you change or cancel your advance directive. Be sure they all have the new advance directive. You and your loved ones should destroy all copies of the old advance directive so there's no confusion on the part of your proxy or your family. Some states require that you notify your doctor in writing when you make changes to your advance directive.
Is my advance directive valid if I'm at home?
Someone who is dying but who is not a patient in a health care facility may face problems in having an advance directive honored in an emergency. Some states have addressed this issue by allowing 911 emergency medical service (EMS) providers to refrain from resuscitating terminally ill patients who are certified as having a "do not resuscitate" order written by a doctor. Some states require that home-bound patients who want their advance directives honored have a special orange DNAR form (see the "Types of advance health care directives" section) or wear a special bracelet labeled "do not resuscitate." This is something that you can ask your local doctor and EMS about.
What is a "do not resuscitate" order?
Do Not Resuscitate, or DNR, is an order written by a doctor telling the health care team taking care of you that CPR is not to be used if your heart or breathing stops. Advance directives often include instructions not to start CPR, but this may be difficult to honor in emergencies if no one knows that you have an advance directive. Be sure that your doctor and nurses know if you do not want CPR each time you are admitted to a hospital or facility.
The in-hospital DNR orders do not help people once they go home. See "'Do Not Resuscitate' orders" in the "Types of advance directives" section for more on this.
What are "end-of-life decisions?"
End-of-life decisions are those decisions you can make about how you wish to be cared for and treated when you are dying. End-of-life decisions can include whether to accept or refuse treatments that might prolong your life. An advance directive is one way to let others know about your decisions based on your values and priorities. Again, it's important that everyone close to you fully understands what you want at this time of your life. Make it as easy as possible for them to carry out your wishes.
What is "euthanasia?"
The word euthanasia comes from a Greek phrase meaning "a gentle and easy death." Euthanasia is defined as any action or omission that causes death with the purpose of ending suffering due to illness. There are 2 major types of euthanasia: active and passive.
Active euthanasia involves someone other than the patient taking active measures to end a patient's life, such as personally giving the patient a deadly dose of a drug. Active euthanasia is illegal everywhere in the United States, even if the patient requests it.
Passive euthanasia is defined as stopping life-sustaining treatment, such as breathing machines or feeding tubes. This allows a terminally ill patient to die naturally, without further prolonging death.
What is assisted suicide?
Assisted suicide is different from active or passive euthanasia. Assisted suicide is giving a patient the means to end his or her life, such as by writing a prescription for deadly dose of drugs that the patient may choose to take.
Several states now have laws allowing doctors to write prescriptions for lethal doses of medicine for terminally ill patients who wish to end their lives. Patients in these states must meet many requirements before they can qualify to hasten their deaths. Even then, not all doctors in these states will write such prescriptions even for people who meet all the requirements. Doctors can refuse to prescribe these drugs based on conscience.
All of these states prohibit active euthanasia, which means no one else can administer the lethal dose of medicine. The patient must do that for him or herself.
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2. If you receive a letter from the IRS that indicates more than one tax return was filed for you, this may be a sign that your SSN was used fraudulently.
3. Another sign that you may be the target of identity theft is an IRS letter indicating you received wages from an employer unknown to you.
4. The IRS has a department which deals specifically with identity theft issues. The IRS Identity Protection Specialized Unit is available if you have been in contact with the IRS about an identity theft issue and have not achieved a resolution.
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9. The Federal Trade Commission is also available to assist taxpayers with identity theft issues. You can reach them at 877-ID-THEFT (877-438-4338).
10. Visit OnGuardOnline.gov for protection tips from the federal government and the technology industry.


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When life gives you lemons, the saying goes, make lemonade.
So it is that on a Sunday afternoon, instead of returning from cross-country at Rikert or snowboarding at Sugarbush, we are heading west into the sunset — to go ice skating.
The torrential rain that washed away most of winter's snow has had one huge benefit: It flooded hayfields all over Addison County. That, combined with two weeks of frigid temperatures, created ice where once there was only snow and grassy stubble.


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"The Lesser Spotted Galapagos" Financial Times, How to Spendit.comby Lucia van der Post, May 20, 2016
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Island Hopping the Galapagos by Yacht With Ecoventura And Why You Should Visit Nowby Carri Wilbanks, April 2, 2016
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Today I'd go … on a Galapagos cruiseby St. Louis Post-Dispatch, August 27, 2015
The Galapagos Islandsby Debi Lander in Business Jet Traveler magazine, June 2015
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Wildlife Watching in the Galapagos Islandsby Lyn Hughes, March 2015 issue WANDERLUST Magazine
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Through the Eyes of a Galapagos Gringaby Cacinda Maloney, Pointsandtravel.com, March 11, 2015
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This post was written because of one of the people I met at physical therapy after my shoulder surgery. By the way I wouldn't recommend ripping your arm off and having it reattached. Well it wasn't completely ripped off there was skin holding it together. I know this well I had to work for 3 months before it was reattached, Doc Corvetti was amazed that I lasted as long as I did, 3 major operations in one.
Anyway getting back to therapy and subconscious reprogramming. I didn't until this day realize that my positive outlook and words would actually help others with like no effort or intention. It is amazing the power or positive.
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Friday, December 08, 2006
Shed Skin 0.0.15
For starters, I updated Shed Skin to work with the newly released Python version 2.5. As part of this, I added support for the new 'any' and 'all' keywords and for conditional expressions. The new Shed Skin release (0.0.15) also comes with support for several, previously unsupported library functions. IIRC, these are:
os.path.{split, splitext, islink, isdir, isfile, exists}
os.{stat, lstat, rename, chdir}
fnmatch.{fnmatch, fnmatchcase}
random.{seed, sample}
Because quite some library modules are now (partially) supported, I moved all of them to a separate 'lib' directory. Because the ugly '_' in filenames is not needed anymore, this makes it much easier to add to the set of libraries supported by Shed Skin (hint, hint!) If you are interested in doing so, please have a look at the updated README file.
The os.path.* and stat.* support was added by running Shed Skin over (slightly modified) pure Python implementations, taken from the PyPy project. I am getting more and more optimistic about this approach, improving the amount of supported library functions, helping me to locate bugs and motivating me to fix them all at the same time. The next module I may look into is the 're' module, which should help me locate a few more bugs, and help me to add support for other modules that make use of it. Please let me know if you're interested in helping out increasing the number of supported libraries, as there's probably lots of low-hanging fruit.
Most of the newly supported functionality was added in anticipation of compiling an interesting program I found. After messing around with Amarok, Gtkpod, Gnu-pod and what not, I finally found a program to reprogram the database on Apple's latest iPod shuffle (the 15.5 gram 1 GB one :D) that actually worked. Needless to say, it was written in Python.. :-) One interesting application is to put it on the shuffle itself, so you can run it from any computer. The downside is the dependency on CPython. Looking through the code, at about 600 lines, it looked like a potential victim for Shed Skin. The author agreed, and hopefully Shed Skin generated code will be on many iPod's in the near future :-) Here's the link to the program:
4 comments:
- ajaksu said...
Great news... if all goes well, I'll have try my luck with some low hanging fruits by mid-January :)
On a kinda unrelated note, would producing libraries (e.g. for using with ctypes) be easy given the current scheme?
- srepmub said...
hi ajaksu,
let me know if you'd like to give this a try, and I'd be happy to help out/fix problems.
what kind of library would you like to create, exactly? let's please discuss this further over mail ^^
- usagi said...
Hi Mark,
congrats for shedskin! It has com a long way since I first played with it.
I have a simple question(wish):
Can shedskin generate an extension module, i.e. something I can Import from a python script? That would definetly help me adopting it for my own projects...
Thanks for Shedskin!
- srepmub said...
hello flavio,
this is not yet possible. I'm waiting for someone else to step in and look at such integration issues, as I'm still too busy with the compiler core (and integration is not my thing). actually, I'm talking to someone right now that might be interested in using boost::python for this. so stay tuned ^^


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Position the oven racks in the top third and center of the oven and preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Line 2 large rimmed baking sheets with parchment paper or silicone baking mats. In a medium bowl, whisk together the flour, baking soda, and salt. In a large bowl, beat the brown sugar, butter, and shortening with an electric mixer set on high speed until combined, about 1 minute. Beat in the egg, followed by the egg yolk and vanilla. Add the peanut butter and mix well. With the mixer on low speed, mix in the flour mixture, just until combined. Mix in the chocolate chips.
Roll the dough into 30 walnut-sized balls. Arrange about 2 inches apart on the prepared baking sheets. Using a dinner fork, press an X into the top of each cookie, flattening it to about half of its original thickness. Refrigerate the remaining dough balls on a plate while you bake the first batch. Bake, rotating the positions of the sheets from top to bottom and front to back halfway through baking, until the cookies are golden brown, about 20 minutes. Let cool on the baking sheets for 5 minutes. Transfer to a wire cooling rack and let cool completely. Repeat with the remaining dough balls, using cooled baking sheets.


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A recovery from a midday sell-off saved the Dow industrials' record of "more-than-a-five-month streak" (The Wall Street Journal) without a drop of three consecutive sessions. The sell-off appeared to be due to a sharp drop in the U.S. dollar versus the yen, falling 2.1% by the close.
It was a wild day of trading with the Dow recovering 196 points from its low. The rally was led by defensive sectors: Health care, utilities and telecommunication services all gained more than 1%. The iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology (IBB) rose 2.9%, and the financial sector also did well, up 1.4%.
Initial jobless claims fell for the week ending June 1, reporting a number that was slightly lower than anticipated.
At Thursday's close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 80 points at 15,041, the S&P 500 gained 14 points at 1,623, and the Nasdaq rose 23 points to 3,424. The NYSE traded 799 million shares and the Nasdaq crossed 466 million. Advancers were ahead of decliners on the Big Board by 3-to-1 and on the Nasdaq by 2.4-to-1.
After rising to the second highest intraday reading of the year, the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) closed on the low of the day — a very bullish indication that the market has held at an important support zone.
Thursday's dramatic reversal, from what looked like a crushing blow to the bulls at noon, is strong evidence that the market has successfully tested its immediate key support zone.
Note the strong buy signal from our proprietary indicator, the Collins-Bollinger Reversal (CBR) as prices jumped above the 50-day moving average. The extremely oversold MACD supports the notion that this was no one-day fluke and that buyers stand ready to commit at the 1,600 level of the S&P 500.
And each of the various key indices look much like the S&P 500's chart, showing CBR buy signals as each popped from a key support area. The Nasdaq reversed from its 3,400 line, and the Dow industrials reversed from below the 50-day moving average and the psychologically important line at 15,000.
Conclusion: Thursday's buying was no mistake — institutional buyers had determined in advance that the key support zones noted above were where they would take a bullish stand. Now if the jobs numbers support this trading action, the market should be able to maintain Thursday's lows throughout the summer.
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