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The divide between two groups on the Arnold City Council grew wider last Thursday after each side butted heads three times.
The groups were divided into two camps: one with Ward 1 Councilwoman Doris Borgelt and the other with Mayor Ron Counts. Both have announced their intent to run for mayor in April 2013.
How it started Thursday
It began Thursday when Borgelt took the floor and accused the council of trying to wrongly impeach one of their own.
"We as a council held a closed session that was supposed to be regarding personnel. In reality, that session was closed in an attempt to oust a fellow city council member. When he was not receptive to resigning, an attempt to force him out by drawing up articles of impeachment was discussed," Borgelt said.
She said the public should ask for an audit from the state and that this action violated Missouri's open meeting laws.
"Ms. Borgelt, by stepping down to the podium, actually took herself out of the umbrella of city protection. She's not really doing this right," responded Ward 2 Councilman Bill Moritz.
City Attorney Robert Sweeney said Borgelt refrained from naming anyone discussed during the closed session. He confirmed that actions against elected officials need to be handled in public view, but that the council did not take any such actions.
City officials would not state on the record who was asked to resign or was threatened with impeachment.
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Later in the evening, Counts attempted to appoint a new member to the Planning Commission. Counts suggested Jason Fulbright, an independent contractor and volunteer at the Arnold Farmer's Market, to replace retiring Roy Wilde. The appointment needed the approval of the council, but was voted down 5 to 3.
Ward 2 Councilwoman Michelle Hohmeier, who often votes with Borgelt, asked about Fulbright's background. She said his resume listed work in local campaigns.
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The mayor responded that he did not know who Fulbright was working for and that it would be irrelevant.
"The last time I spoke with Jason, he said he was your campaign manager," Borgelt said.
"No, ma'am, he's not my campaign manager," Counts responded firmly. "You got your wires crossed lady."
Borgelt and Hohmeier voted against the appointment, along with Ward 4 Councilwoman Sandra Kownacki, Ward 4 Councilman Kenneth Moss and Ward 1 Councilwoman Christine Lang.
Borgelt told Patch it wasn't just politics when she voted against Fulbright.
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The most unusual show of political turmoil came up during a vote to go into closed executive session after the open meeting. A closed session vote is normally passed without question, but this night was voted down 5 to 3. Borgelt, Hohmeier, Kownacki, Moss and Lang again stood together and voted against going into closed session.
Sweeney told Patch that he has never seen a council refuse to go into closed session. He also said there was an important real estate issue that needed immediate council attention during the private session and could jeopardize about 200 new jobs coming to the city.
Lang told Patch after the meeting that council members were not informed of the executive session's agenda and that she and others did not feel comfortable heading into a closed meeting uninformed. She was confident the council would call an emergency executive session if it was needed before the next meeting, which is scheduled for Oct. 18.
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Packers give up on on Jerron McMillian; officially sign RB Kahlil Bell
Green Bay - Packers general manager Ted Thompson hates cutting draft picks, but needing a roster spot for RB Kahlil Bell, the team decided to cut S Jerron McMillian.
The 2012 fourth-round pick has ben a huge disappointment and has gone from sharing the starting safety role next to Morgan Burnett to the dime defensive back position to just special teams.
The recent addition of Sean Richardson off of the PUP list made it possible for the Packers to trim the roster.
Bell is being added mostly for special teams purposes, but he'll also serve as a No. 3 back in place of rookie Johnathan Franklin, who was placed on injured reserve last week.
The 5-foot-11, 216-pound Bell has played in 27 games with three starts with the Chicago Bears (2009-12) and the N.Y. Jets (2012) and has rushed for 633 yards on 148 carries (4.3 avg.) He also has 22 receptions for 150 yards (6.8 avg.) and a touchdown.
Bell was an undrafted free agent out of UCLA and first signed with the Minnesota Vikings.
He will wear No. 22 for the Packers.
Also, CB Antonio Dennard has been re-signed to the practice squad and fills the spot LB Victor Aiyewa vacated when he was added to the 53-man roster last week.
The 5-foot-11, 189-pound Dennard was undrafted out of Langston University (Okla.) in 2012 and has sent time with the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Giants. He has not played in a regular-season game.
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Too bad... McM flashed a little early, and at least wasn't shy of contact, but that's the best you can say. Good luck elsewhere, young man.
Another TT bust. You cannot build a powerhouse team with so many misses in the last eight drafts under TT. Misses compound and accumulate and rear their ugly impact years down the road. That's why this team and personnel is currently a train wreck.
Next stop Detroit, where in the future he'll end up making a game winning play against the Pack, as seems to be the trend lately.Hide replies
Trend?!! You've got to be kidding.
This is a little surprising so late in the season. I expected them to keep him for another off-season and see if the light came on. Mabye he's signed as a street FA later.
There is some real weakness in the middle rounds the last few years. Bak is the exception. But Manning and McMillian are gone. Franklin struggled. Boyd hasn't dressed much, etc.Hide replies
Hyde was a fifth rounder. Tretter was injured early in pre season and is just coming back now. Both Sitton and Lang were fourth round picks as were House and Daniels. Quarless was a fifth rounder.
Good follow-up, Tort ... thanks.
Well OK. Hyde might work out, Tretter hasn't produced yet, Sitton & Lang are starters on a below average OL, Daniels is the most productive player on a poor defensive line, and House & Quarless are both pretty bad.
The Packers have a losing record right now, what are any of these players doing to change that?
Quarless is the one that stands out to me.
What could have been - that guy suffered a major injury that altered his trajectory.
We'll never know how great he might have been.
Shivas: If you have been watching, we had a lot of injuries to key players this year. Our record is NOT reflective of our talent level if all were healthy.
That healthy defensive unit (11 starters played last week - talent level full) gave up 500 yards to the Lions.
Draft and develop only baby!!.....and what happens when these draft picks don't develop??Hide replies
Same thing that happens when a free agent doesn't pan out.
If you sign a legit free agent, that means they have already proven they belong in the league....way too many guys like McMillian are drafted and never become legit NFL players...that's why it doesn't hurt to sign a proven player once in a blue moon
Yep, the Packers should jump big time into free agency. Look how well it's worked out for Washington, Dallas, Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, Cleveland and so many other teams. How many SuperBowls in the past 10 years for the teams I've mentioned....combined?
Right a 4th rounder in11 WOW ! TT better wake up .. ability to change approach from to time is not a sin...you hang on to tight to one way , you'll be sure to fail...!
Yep, free agency sucks. That's why Pickett and Woodson were such failures in Green Bay.
Shivas, Can you name 10 free agency success stories over the last 3 years?
That's not fair. He probably can't count al the way to 10.
old blood, no wonder you are such a big fan of free agency, you don't get the fact that busts happen all the time. Grady Jackson comes to mind for the Packers, and there are plenty of other big names in more recent years for other teams. Do you think Dashon Goldson is living up to the $40m or whatever it was that the Bucs gave him. He has probably given up more yards in penalties than he has prevented, and that's when he isn't suspended.
In the last 10 years - Green Bay has been the only Draft and Develop team that's won a Superbowl. (that I can think of and certaintly to the degree that GB runs a D&D team).
That means that 90% of the winners in the last 10 years have used FA to a degree to win. The teams that did it like GB are NOT the rule but the exception.
Everyone is right .. except TT..look at the 97 roster, FA /Trades- Farve, White , Doston, Robinson.. Draft- Levins , Butler Sarper.. Just a few examples, say'n balance attack is the way to build ... it is insane to only look at one approach !
What this is an example of is this organization being picked dry in the past few years of people who truly recognize talent....John Dorsey to K.C.; Reggie McKenzie to Oakland and John Schneider to Seattle among others...the talent evaluation needs to be deeper than just TT and right now G.B. is lacking in talent judgement expertise, thus the aforementioned results......Hide replies
That's an interesting thought.. and look at the people Schneider is responsible for (Okung, Thomas, Tate, Rice, Browner, Sherman, Chancellor... several others... Have to bear in mind also, that Carroll approves all picks, signings, roster moves - Schneider is basically a scout there).
This kid will probably go to be all pro with proper coaching.
Nice. 4th rounder gone.. would love to be a fly on the wall inside.the building . feels like, panic mode? .. Rotten Cheese ? Statement to D ? Its very typical of a Org in crisis .. happens at many companies.. You have to keep yr head down.. Jerrod didn't, I guess .... when management feels impotent ..worker bee's feel the pain ..no coach's let go ...ummmm ? Great Press conf today MM ..you are an amazing leader ! what a bunch of hot air. "Liked the missed tackle Info" .and grading system .. someone has to ask him, who does his grade?? Barack McCarthy.. keep up the great job..Hide replies
You got that right brother!
Drama Queen ... bad comedy audition ... please don't post again. Ever again.
I know my post's r hard to handle .its not comedy ..its the hard truth ..I know you live in a world of lollypops and candy canes.... nothing in my post is drama .. just know what I see..again , go suck on a candy cane .. and listen to frosty the snowman ..lol
Could you translate that into English, Jax/? I don't speak wingnut.
one word in my post sums you up.. figure it out means the same in wingnut and starts with a "I" .. hint, a blue pill works sometimes lol
Another one of Packer Bloods summer favorites. Terrell Manning and Jerrod McMillan were going to be stars according to him. TT's draft and develop is starting to fall apart.Hide replies
STALKER much?
Was there a point to that, rodgersisit, or is that old PMS acting up again?
Hm. Well. Lots of interesting comment on the blogs lately. The consensus, at least among those "in the know", is that McCarthy should write "I really suck as a head coach and playcaller" 500 times on the blackboard, crawl into a hole, admit defeat, and give up. Yeah, I'm sure that's the way to go. No sense being positive about anything anymore.Hide replies
Personally, I think they should probably shut down Rodgers for the next few yrs. Just to be safe.
When I lived in Cooney, we had a saying: when the going gets tough the tough..............oh I forget the rest, I give up.
Speaking of stalkers - there - I thumbs down myself and am in league with this miscreant.
I lowered my IQ by 50 to get into his club.
Mallet to the head did the trick.


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Multimillionaire accepts police caution after media publish photo of his hand on his celebrity chef wife's neckCharles Saatchi told a London newspaper Tuesday that he went to police voluntarily over an incident in which he grabbed his wife, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, by the throat to avoid it "hanging over all of us for months."The furor over the incident dominated the British press Tuesday, a day after Saatchi accepted a police warning related to the case.In a statement to The Evening Standard newspaper, for which he is a columnist, Saatchi said: "Although Nigella made no complaint I volunteered to go to Charing Cross station and take a police caution after a discussion with my lawyer because I thought it was better than the alternative of this hanging over all of us for months."Images of Saatchi, a multimillionaire art collector and former advertising magnate, with his hand around Lawson's throat were front-page news in national papers for a second day Tuesday, after they were first published Sunday.
Saatchi, age 70, looked stony-faced as he left his home in central London earlier Tuesday and declined to respond to questions from waiting journalists."About a week ago, we were sitting outside a restaurant having an intense debate about the children, and I held Nigella's neck repeatedly while attempting to emphasize my point," Saatchi told the paper.
"There was no grip, it was a playful tiff. The pictures are horrific but give a far more drastic and violent impression of what took place. Nigella's tears were because we both hate arguing, not because she had been hurt," he added. "We had made up by the time we were home. The paparazzi were congregated outside our house after the story broke yesterday morning, so I told Nigella to take the kids off till the dust settled."According to a UK government website, a caution is issued for minor crimes."Cautions are given to adults aged 18 or over for minor crimes -- eg writing graffiti on a bus shelter," the website says. "You have to admit an offence and agree to be cautioned. If you don't agree, you can be arrested and charged."A caution is not a criminal conviction, but it could be used as evidence of bad character if you go to court for another crime."
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Announcement:RHQ source is now on GitHub
Read about it here or directly go to RHQ on GitHub
RHQ provides administration, monitoring, alerting, operational control and configuration in an enterprise setting with fine-grained security and an advanced extension model.
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|Our user mailing list and our developer mailing list are the main channels of communication between all community members. You can also join the team on IRC (#rhq on irc.freenode.net).
|User docs and developer resources can be found on the RHQ wiki.
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- Changing the Endpoint Address of an RHQ Storage Node
- Jul 20, 2014 11:18 AM by John Sanda
- There is very limited support for changing the endpoint address of a storage node. In fact the only way to do so is by undeploying and redeploying the node with the new address. And in some cases, like when there is only a single storage node, this is not even an option. BZ 1103841 was opened to address this, and the changes will go into RHQ 4.13.
Changing the endpoint address of a Cassandra node is a routine maintenance operation. I am referring specifically to the address on which Cassandra uses for gossip. This address is specified by the listen_address property in cassandra.yaml. The key thing when changing the address is to ensure that the node's token assignments do not change. Rob Coli's post on changing a node's address provides a nice summary of the configuration changes involved.
With CASSANDRA-7356 however, things are even easier. Change the value of listen_address and restart Cassandra with the following system properties defined in cassandra-env.sh,
The seeds property in cassandra.yaml might need to be updated as well. Note that there is no need to worry about the auto_bootstrap, initial_token, or num_tokens properties.For the RHQ Storage Node, these system properties will be set in cassandra-jvm.properties. Users will be able to update a node's address either through the storage node admin UI or through the RHQ CLI. One interesting to note is that the RHQ Storage Node resource type uses the node's endpoint address as its resource key. This is not good. When the address changes, the agent will think it has discovered a new Storage Node resource. To prevent this we can add resource upgrade support in the rhq-storage plugin, and change the resource key to use the node's host ID which is a UUID that does not change. The host ID is exposed through the StorageServiceMBean.getLocalHostId JMX attribute.If you interested in learning more about the work involved with adding support for changing a storage node's endpoint address, check out the wiki design doc that I will be updating over the next several days.
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- RHQ-Metrics and Grafana (updated)
- Jun 15, 2014 2:55 PM by Heiko Rupp
As you may know I am currently working on RHQ-Metrics, a time series database with some charting extensions that will be embeddable into Angular apps.
One of the goals of the project is also to make the database also available for other consumers that may have other input sources deployed as well as their own graphing.
Over the weekend I looked a bit at Grafana which looks quite nice, so I started to combine RHQ-metrics with Grafana.
I did not (immediately) find a description of the data format between Grafana and Graphite, but saw that InfluxDB is supported, so I fired up WireShark and was able to write an endpoint for RHQ-Metrics that supports listing of metrics and retrieving of data.
The overall setup looks like this:
Setup used
A Ganglia
gmondemits data over IP multicast, which is received with the protocol translator client, ptrans. This translates the data into requests that are pushed into the RHQ-metrics system and there stored in the Cassandra backend.
Grafana then talks to the RHQ-Metrics server and fetches the data to be displayed.
For this to work, I had to comment out the
conf.jsand use the
influxbackend like this:
datasources: {
influx: {
default: true,
type: 'influxdb',
username: 'test',
password: 'test',
url: 'http://localhost:8080/rhq-metrics/influx',
As you can see, the URL points to the RHQ-Metrics server.
The code for the new handler is still "very rough" and thus not yet in the normal source repository. To use it, you can clone my version of the RHQ-Metrics repository and then runUpdate
start.shin the root directory to get the RHQ-Metrics server (with the built-in memory backend) running.
I have now added code (still in my repository) to support some of the aggregating functions of Influx like min, max, mean, count and sum. The following shows a chart that uses those functions:
- RHQ 4.11 released
- May 7, 2014 12:53 PM by Heiko Rupp
I am proud to announce the immediate availability of RHQ 4.11.
As always this release contains new features and bug fixes.
Notable changes are:
- Plugins can now define plugin specific DynaGroup expressions, which can even be auto-activated
- Further agent footprint reduction for jmx-clients (especially if the agent runs on jdk 1.6)
- Much improved agent install via ssh from the RHQ UI.
- Support for Oracle 12 as backend database
- New login screen that follows patternfly.org
As always RHQ is available for download in form of a zip archive. If you want to try out RHQ without too much setup, you can also use a pre-created Docker image
from https://index.docker.io/u/gkhachik/rhq-fedora.20/ (the link contains setup information).
Please consult the release notes for further details and a download link.
If you only want to have a quick look, you can also consult a
running RHQ 4.11 instance that we have set up. User/Pass are guest / rhqguest
Special thanks goes to
- Elias Ross
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for their code contributions for this release.
- My first Netty-based server
- May 7, 2014 6:42 AM by Heiko Rupp
For our rhq-metrics project (and actually for RHQ proper) I wanted to be able to receive syslog messages, parse them and in case of content in the form of
type=metric thread.count=11 thread.active=1 heap.permgen.size=20040000
forward the individual key-value pairs (e.g. thread.count=11) to a rest endpoint for further processing.
After I started with the usual plain Java
ServerSocket..code I realized that this may become cumbersome and that this would be the perfect opportunity to check out Netty. Luckily I already had an Early Access copy of Netty in Action lying around and was ready to start.
Writing the first server that listens on TCP port 5140 to receive messages was easy and modifying
/etc/syslog.confto forward messages to that port as well.
Unfortunately I did not get any message.
I turned out that on OS/X syslog message forwarding is only UDP. So I sat down, converted the code to use UDP and was sort of happy. I was also able to create the backend connection to the REST server, but here I was missing the piece on how to "forward" the incoming data to the rest-client connection.
Luckily my colleague Norman Maurer, one of the Netty gurus helped me a lot and so I got that going.
After this worked, I continued and added a TCP server too, so that it is now possible to receive messages over TCP and UDP.
The (current) final setup looks like this:
I need two different decoders here, as for TCP the (payload) data received is directly contained in a
ByteBufwhile for UDP it is inside a
DatagramPackerand needs to be pulled out into a
ByteBuffor further decoding.
One larger issue I had during development (aside from wrapping my head around "The Netty Way" of doing things) was that I wrote a Decoder like
public class UdpSyslogEventDecoder extends
protected void decode(ChannelHandlerContext ctx, DatagramPacket msg, List<Object> out) throws Exception {
and it never got called by Netty. I could see that it was instantiated when the pipeline was set up, but for incoming messages it was just bypassed.
After I added a method
public boolean acceptInboundMessage(Object msg) throws Exception {
return true;
my decoder was called, but Netty was throwing
ClassCastExceptions, but they were pretty helpful, as it turned out that the IDE automatically imported
java.net.DatagramPacket, which is not what Netty wants here. As Netty checks for the signature of the
decode()and this did not match, Netty just ignored the decoder.
You can find the source of this server on GitHub.
- Aerogear UPS alert plugin for RHQ
- Apr 30, 2014 5:43 AM by Heiko Rupp
As already indicated, Matze Wessendorf and I sat together at Red Hat Summit and have created an alert sender plugin for RHQ that uses the unified push server from Aerogear to send alerts as push notifications to administrator phones.
For this to work you not only need to install the alert-sender plugin on RHQ side, but also have an appropriate application installed on your handset.
After you have installed the plugin in RHQ you need to go to Administration->Server Plugins and select the Alert:UPS entry. In the configuration settings you need to provide the host name where the push server lives, the secret to talk to it and also the id of your deployed handset app:
After this is done, you can select this alert sender when you set up new notifications as with other senders:
Right now this does not have any alert-specific settings, but I guess that in the future one could perhaps set the alert sound here for iOS devices or similar.
And after all this is done, the app is deployed and your handset is on, you could receive a push message just like this:
Screenshot of our first alert sent
If you want to have a look at the sender plugin, you can go to the RHQ repository on GitHub.
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CARY — A year ago, the founders of Thrift n Gift knew the nonprofits greatest need was more space.
That challenge is now off the groups wish list. What started as a small thrift store in downtown Cary recently moved to a 20,000-square-foot space on East Chatham Street.
Wide aisles and a welcome reception greet customers in what looks more like a showroom than a second-hand shop. The setup is intentional.
We operate like a department store, said Debbie Dillon, who founded the store with George King in 2010. We meet and greet at the door and help people find what theyre looking for. If we dont have it, well take your name and let you know if it comes in.
Like most thrift stores, Thrift n Gift has a bit of everything. Shirley Temple dolls and Precious Moments figurines line decorative shelves just beyond the furniture section. Womens and mens clothing are located on opposite sides of the store, with each item sized as it would be in a department store.
The womens shoe department, with its racks of pumps and sandals, and a full length mirror for trying out a new look gets its inspiration from big-name shoe shops.
The childrens section is filled with clothing, toys, baby items and a selection of soccer cleats.
Donations regularly include higher-end name brand items, Dillon said. Coldwater Creek, J. Crew and Ann Taylor are often found on the stores racks.
Clothing that does not sell is passed along to groups that serve the homeless, migrant workers and others in need. Last year, the store matched 210 coats to individual children and handed them out at Moore Square in downtown Raleigh.
King said the seating scattered throughout the store has been especially popular with men who accompany their wives on shopping trips.
Its been suggested that a TV would be nice, he said.
Thrift n Gift, an arm of Seeds of Mustard Ministries, was born out of a desire to establish a Christian charity after the unexpected deaths of Kings teenage son and Dillons mother.
Dillon said she had her mothers clothes in storage and was looking for a home for them when King suggested they open a thrift store.
Their vision has evolved into a community-based ministry. That is the gifting part of Thrift n Gift, King said.
We give the bulk of our profits to like-minded nonprofits who dont have a funding model, he said.
He has plans to establish a resource room at the store to serve children and families in crisis. We would be able to work with them and point them to nonprofits who can meet their needs.
The store depends on volunteers.
Our biggest needs are volunteers, shoppers and donations in that order, King said.
While he appreciates groups that come in for a one-time volunteer effort, King said he is most in need of individuals willing to volunteer two to three hours a week on a regular basis.
We need 50 to 60 volunteers to make this work, he said. Right now we have about 15.


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In the middle of power outages and water failures, there is a rainbow for Woodbridge.
Power has been restored to 96 percent of the township's households, said Ralph LaRossa, president and chief operating officer at PSE&G in an update conference call this morning.
He said that 1,631 Woodbridge homeowners are waiting for their lights to go on. That's even better than the county as a whole. Electrical service has been turned back on for 87 percent of Middlesex County residents; 33,346 are still without power.
"Frustrations are high," LaRossa acknowledged. "Don't think by any stretch of the imagination we've forgotten about them. We're going to do this thing until we're done."
In addition to restoring residential and business service, PSE&G was also called in to fix problems with electrical generation at the Middlesex Water Company plant in New Brunswick. Woodbridge and other residents in nearby towns served the water utility were notified that the back-up generator which had been working since last week had failed.
That meant customers would have to boil water, but worse, it could also mean a diminution and eventual halt to water service for customers.
Bernadette Sohler of Middlesex Water said that the service was restored around 2 am, and the company had run it for awhile to make sure it was working properly.
She was "cautiously optimistic" about the electric power, as was LaRossa.
"We think it's good," he said in the conference call.
LaRossa explained that the Middlesex Water Company's situation was an example of how they "start to bring customers back through circuits that aren't their normal circuits. Sometimes we shut the circuit down to make sure employees are safe."
In the water utility example, "other activities were going on, and there was a wire burnt. We made permanent repairs."
LaRossa said the Middlesex Water Company electric generation to pump the water is "stabilized." To further assist the company, LaRossa said PSE&G got them an extra back-up generator to replace the one that had been pumping water since before Hurricane Sandy hit the area.
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The emergency department continues to be challenged by its own internal problems even as it seeks to work with other hospital departments to overcome bottlenecks that can affect the efficiency and quality of patient care.
The results of the 2013 HealthLeaders Media Emergency Department Survey show that resolving these issues will remain an uphill battle as demand for ED services increases, quality metrics draw public attention, and ED overcrowding raises patient safety concerns. Reimbursement challenges and declining operating margins will further complicate matters.
Even as the healthcare industry transitions its delivery systems to emphasize patient-centered medical homes, care coordination, and the continuum of care, almost nine in 10 healthcare leaders (86%) expect their ED volumes to increase within the next three years.
It seems counterintuitive that demand for ED services is projected to grow just as millions of newly insured will enter the healthcare marketplace, but that has been the experience in Massachusetts where, in 2006, the state adopted a healthcare reform system that requires all residents to carry a minimum level of healthcare insurance. Since then, ED volume across the state has "increased by about 1.5% annually," according to Assaad Sayah, MD, chief of emergency medicine at the three-hospital Cambridge (Mass.) Health Alliance. He notes that his own ED recorded 77,000 patients in 2005 (before Massachusetts healthcare reform), 98,000 in 2012, and is on track for 100,000 patient visits in 2013.
Sayah says physician shortages, especially in primary care, fuel much of the ED demand. "With healthcare reform, although the solution is to provide coverage for patients, the true solution is that there needs to be more patient access to primary care."
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With all the controversy surrounding the proposed voter ID law in North Carolina I thought I should see how it compares with the rest of the country.
I was surprised to find out that only 32 states allow early voting. I was even more surprised to see many of the states that do not allow it are largely Democratic supporters such as New York, Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Second is the issue of N.C. repealing same-day registration. Currently there are only 10 states and the District of Colombia that allow same-day registration.
Our third conflict is the decrease of the early voting period from 17 to 10 days. Well, Oklahoma has the shortest early voting period of three days, and Vermont allows up to 45 days ahead of an election to cast a vote.
Last, 34 states have passed voter ID laws. Of those, 11 require photo ID to be presented when voting. In addition, seven more states are in the process of making that law as well. North Carolina's voter ID law seems like common sense, especially when I can't even change my cell phone text package without first showing photo identification.
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You can find great job-hunting ideas by reading publications that have nothing ostensible to do with job hunting. Example: "The Sticking Point Solution," a business book by marketing visionary, Jay Abraham. What, you may ask, does a book for entrepreneurs and marketing/sales professionals have to do with your job search? Nothing. And a whole lot. You'll find nothing in it if you're content with ordinary job-search...
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So you've got a one or two-day interview ahead of you, during which you'll meet everyone from the CEO to the janitor. What can you expect? How can you make your best impression and somehow not collapse from the stress of repeating yourself and smiling for hour upon hour? More and more, risk-averse employers in today's slow hiring market are investing plenty of time getting to know you before extending an offer. The goo...
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"Supervising would be easy if there were no employees." Well, at least, that's the old joke! Most employees come to work ready and willing. Unfortunately, a few others come with negative baggage rooted in authority-figure, entitlement, or attention issues. Now the supervisor has his/her hands full. Keep a watchful eye and well-tuned ear The worst thing a supervisor can do is miss the clues or dismiss negative actions....
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If the idea of networking makes you want to run for the hills, this post is for you. There is no activity that inspires fear and loathing in a job search more than networking. First off, the word networking is loaded with cringe-worthy connotations, as in networking event, which makes many of us start sweating just imagining the elevator speeches and small talk. Networking has gotten a really bad rap. And for really good...
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A 41-year-old man accused in a high-profile murder case elected not to attend the first day of his trial.
The Clarion-Ledger reports James Cobb Hutto is on trial in the 2010 death of 81-year-old Ethel Winstead Simpson, and could face the death penalty, but he was not present Monday in Hinds County Circuit Court.
Daryl Smith, a Hinds County assistant district attorney, said Hutto can choose on a daily basis if he will attend. Officials say the trial could last a week or more.
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Violist invigorates Perlman Music Program
Date: December 23, 2009
by: Heidi Kurpiela
Viola instructor Laura Seay still gets mistaken for a Perlman Music Program student. She is, after all, barely 25, small and bubbly — and just one year past the age cutoff for PMP's winter residency in Sarasota.
But Seay is OK with it. She says she's old enough to find it flattering.
A PMP faculty member for three years, Seay was accepted to the program's winter residency when she was 17 years old. She has spent every Christmas in Sarasota since — not that she's lamenting it. Last year she spent New Year's Eve sight-reading chamber music for fun until 2 a.m. with violin virtuoso Itzhak Perlman and former Cleveland Quartet cellist Paul Katz.
"Not a shabby way to spend the winter break," says Seay, a Denver native, who was also in Sarasota this fall touring middle schools with the LK String Quartet, a New York City-based string ensemble formed in 2002 with fellow Perlman students Areta Zhulla, Jordan Han and Sean Lee.
Seay holds bachelor's and master's degrees in viola performance from The Juilliard School, where she studied with viola pedagogue and Sarasota resident Heidi Castleman, also an instructor at PMP.
Now a faculty member at The Juilliard School Pre-College, Seay is pursuing her doctorate in music education at Teachers College at Columbia University, an impressive trajectory that Seay says was made possible through the structure, support and guidance she received as a Perlman student.
"One of the things the Perlmans did a fantastic job with — and they continue to do this today as I turn to them for advice — is to emphasize a well-rounded lifestyle," Seay says. "They're not interested in training little music-making machines, but really growing whole, happy people."
She counts Itzhak Perlman and his wife, Toby, the program's founder and director, among her closest mentors. In 2003, she received national recognition when she and other PMP members performed in concert with Perlman for the Emmy Award-winning program, "Live from Lincoln Center."
"PMP has totally become my second family," Seay says. "It's the only lifestyle I've ever known."
Like the faculty members that came before her, Seay teaches with humor and verve. While touring schools with her string quartet, she's just as apt to play the Beach Boys' "Surfing in the U.S.A." as she is Mozart and Haydn.
"Enthusiasm is contagious, " Seay says. "I think playing music is the most fun I have. I'm glad I don't play a wind or brass instrument because half the time I'm playing, I'm laughing."
'Perls' of wisdom
• There are only nine violists this year in the Perlman Music Program's winter residency.
• PMP students begin their day with four hours of private practice.
• All students and faculty must participate in chorus. At 5 p.m. every day during the residency, there's mandatory chorus rehearsal.
• Each summer, PMP students convene on Shelter Island, N.Y., for a six-week summer music school and two-week chamber music workshop.
• Only 40 students may participate in the program at one time.
• The PMP residencies are scheduled during winter and summer breaks, because most of the children in the program are not home-schooled.
• The PMP Orchestra rotates its principal chairs to keep the program less competitive and more supportive.
The Perlman Music Program's winter residency runs through Jan. 2. Recitals and rehearsals take place under an outdoor performance tent at the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee and are free and open to the public. The program's celebration concert and gala dinner is Saturday, Jan. 2, at the Sarasota Opera House. For tickets or more information, visit www.perlmanmusicprogramsuncoast.org.
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Police Officer shoots fellow Officer after being asked to do so
Criminal charges will not be filed against two police officers involved in an accidental shooting when a joke went awry two weeks ago.
Mt. Pleasant Police Chief Bill Yeagley, however, handed down discipline to Officers Ron Langworthy and David Van Dyke in connection with the Feb. 21 squad-room incident in which Langworthy, a 19-year veteran of the department, shot Van Dyke in the foot after Van Dyke jokingly asked someone to shoot him.
Van Dyke, who has been with the department 10 years, gave his off-duty revolver to Langworthy, stuck out his leg and "indicated for Langworthy to shoot him in the foot," according to a news release issued Friday by Isabella County Prosecutor Larry Burdick, based on information from state police Detective Sgt. Ed Doyle's report on the incident.
Doyle, whom Yeagley called to conduct a separate investigation from the department's internal examination, questioned Langworthy, Van Dyke and three other officers who were in the squad room when the shooting occurred, Burdick said.
Knowing that Van Dyke was on break from training and that Van Dyke is a firearms instructor, Langworthy believed the gun contained blank or "simunition," very low speed projectiles used in training.
Langworthy pointed the gun and pulled the trigger, Burdick said.
Only when he saw Van Dyke's reaction and saw blood on his boot did Langworthy realize that the weapon contained live ammunition, Burdick said.
The other officers in the squad room did not immediately realize Van Dyke had been shot.
Van Dyke told Doyle that he and Langworthy had trained many times using blanks and simunitions, and that coming from training, he understood how Langworthy would have thought that the gun did not contain live ammunition.
Van Dyke blamed himself for the incident, Burdick said.
Although declining to charge either Langworthy or Van Dyke, Burdick chastised the officers.
"An evaluation of the incident indicates that while each officer appeared to be operating under a reasonable assumption, forgotten were some of the rules related to gun safety, such as, never give someone a loaded gun, and always assume a gun is loaded," Burdick said. "This office, however, is not aware of any previous issues regarding firearm safety related to these officers in their almost 30 years' combined service."
Yeagley, who did not elaborate on the discipline against Langworthy and Van Dyke, said the two have exceptional records with the department and said the two are good officers who made a serious mistake.
The incident will be used as an example in future training.
"We've all learned some lessons here," Yeagley said. "We plan to not have to learn them again."
Burdick said he declined to file any charges after reviewing Doyle's report because he believes fault, to some degree, lies with both officers and because Van Dyke took complete responsibility for his injury.
"Rather, the matter is more appropriately left to whatever administrative sanctions the department chooses to impose," he said.
Burdick did forward his findings to Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox's office for review because the prosecutor's staff has worked with both officers for several years.
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That's just stupidity.....
He assumed the gun had blanks?? Wow....No one has greater love than this, to lay down ones life for ones friends - John 15:13
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Why is it that whenever Michigan makes the news, its because of a shooting?Insert witty comment and disclaimer here.
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So uhh hey yea...what are those first and second cardinal firearms safety rules?
Remember those who died, remember those who killed them.This is myspace.
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PARIS, Ill. —
Discover Shakespeare's comedic spectacle, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," as the group Stone Soup Shakespeare presents its magical and free production at 6 p.m. CDT on May 26 in Twin Lakes Park at Paris, Ill.
Set against the backdrop of a coal mining town, the production will combine skilled Shakespearian acting with elements of magic and live music to create an enchanting telling of this Shakespeare classic.
Executive director of Stone Soup Shakespeare and the show's director, Jeffrey Golde, will create a production that includes eight actors playing 19 characters.
"This is the definition of an ensemble production," Golde said. "Actors rely on each other to tell the story as they quickly morph from one character to another. The audience is an essential piece of the ensemble too. They must give the actors permission to transform the world around them."
"When a production allows and encourages the audience to participate in telling the story of the play, the entire experience benefits from a special kind of energy that you can only find at a live performance," said Julia Stemper, artistic director for Stone Soup Shakespeare.
"As a general rule we try to include the audience in our productions and make them an essential part of the story. Throughout the show we will encourage the audience to even participate in the action. As an outdoor production, the play isn't just on a single stage, but it is the entire world around us," Stemper said.
Keeping in the spirit of the story of Stone Soup, cans of soup will be accepted for the Compassionate Food Ministry. Audience members are welcome to bring their own picnics.
This program is partially supported by the Carbondale Community Arts Southern Arts Fund and by the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency.
The Paris event is presented by Paris Public Library, the Paris Park Board and Friends of the Paris Library.
About the production
"A Midsummer Night's Dream" finds four lovers in an enchanted wood.
Unbeknownst to them they are in the midst of a lover's quarrel between Oberon and Titania, the King and Queen of the Faeries.
Oberon's trusty and rascally sidekick Puck is enlisted to help in the Faerie King's efforts to teach his Queen a lesson in love.
Using love potions, disguises and magic spells, Puck sets about creating mischievous mayhem with everyone he encounters.
This production will feature a professional ensemble of artists from Southern Illinois and Chicago.
Company includes: Joe Bianco (Bottom/Egeus), Lauren Connor (Helena/Snug/Moth), Sean Driscoll (Lysander/Flute/Cobweb), Nicole Goeden (Hermia/Snout/Mustardseed), Jeffrey Golde (Director), Benjamin Ponce (Puck/Philostrate), Robert Price (Demetrius/Quince/Peaseblossom), Chad Ramsey (Oberon/Theseus), Julia Stemper (Titania/Hippolyta).
About Stone Soup Shakespeare
Stone Soup Shakespeare was founded by Jeffrey Golde and Julia Stemper in 2010.
Its mission is to bring free professional theater to areas without access to it. Developed during Stemper's time studying at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and drama, the company continues to present theater events in both the U.S. and England.
Stone Soup's first tour was a production of "Romeo and Juliet" in 2011.
It was seen in three states during a one-week tour and included professional actors from England, Scotland, New York, Chicago and the Southern Illinois region who have appeared off-Broadway, regionally and on national and international tours.
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SAN FRANCISCO, California -- A spectacular work of art will light up San Francisco's Bay Bridge for two years - starting Tuesday.
About 25,000 white LED lights cover 1.8 miles of the western span of the bridge. The Bay Lights display is being billed as the world's largest LED light sculpture.
The lights will transform into a moving sculpture from dusk to 2 a.m. for the next two years, never repeating the same pattern.
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The ceremonial beads created by each borough as part of the Sparks will Fly Cultural Festival will be arriving in Basildon next week.
The beads, which are travelling across the country as part of an exhibition, will be available to view in Basildon Library between October 2 and October 29.
The beads were designed by local artists or community groups to represent their borough or district and were collected as part of the Olympics inspired 'Sparks will Fly' festival.
The Basildon bead was presented at the Play Your Part event at the Basildon Sporting Village in July.
Councillor Tony Ball , Leader of Basildon Council said: "The beads themselves are beautifully designed and well worth coming to see even if you didn't make it to the original event."
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