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It's been a busy week for just about everyone both personally and professionally. I spent the first part of the week making sure everything at the office was squared away so that I could enjoy nearly a full week of quality time off with my family. The rest of the week has been spent shopping, eating, and, yes, more shopping. I did venture out on Black Friday to take advantage of some great deals, and I was not alone. Stores were bustling, indicating what I think many in the metro Atlanta have known for awhile – the local economy is slowing getting better. New homes are being built, older homes are selling, and the Braves are moving to Cobb County. Living in Acworth, I have an opinion or two on that development, which I'll save for the AJC Sports section.
As you may know from previous Healthflock blogs, the industry of health IT in Atlanta and beyond is growing, helping us to attain the title of the "Nation's Capital of Health IT." No one is more aware of this growth than the executives who lead Atlanta's health IT companies. Take, for instance, Jim Denny, Founder, President and CEO of Navicure, a revenue cycle solutions provider headquartered in Duluth that helps physician practices, billing companies and hospitals increase profitability. The company recently placed, for the seventh year in a row, on the Deloitte Fast 500, which recognizes the 500 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and clean technology companies in North America.
I had the chance to chat with Denny about why he chose to headquarter Navicure here, and how he envisions the city and its infrastructure growing to help Atlanta retain its health IT title year after year.
Why did Navicure decide to open its HQ in the metro Atlanta area?
"Before starting Navicure, I worked for another Atlanta-based healthcare company and knew several people in and around the area that we could eventually hire to join our team. We also felt Atlanta had a very hospitable culture for health IT companies, and we wanted to take advantage of that. It seems like the more companies there are in the area, the more they all grow and thrive. It was really fortuitous that we were here. In fact, I am not sure if we could have started this company in another city. Even compared to other health IT hubs like Nashville or Salt Lake City, Atlanta is probably the biggest health IT community, and as such, is uniquely positioned to help companies like ours succeed."
Do you think the health IT industry in Atlanta is poised for even more growth in the coming years? Why?
"Yes, I definitely think it is. Healthcare can be difficult at times, because it is very hard to find employees with the right level of industry knowledge. It is a complex field, but there will always be opportunities for people to improve the system. Atlanta has such a strong presence in health IT across so many segments, and a large pool of qualified employees, so it is hard to imagine how the city would not grow as an industry hub for many years to come."
Do you think Atlanta's concentration of health IT companies ultimately helps improve healthcare technology as a whole – from technology developed to care delivered?
"Until now, the bulk of health IT development in and around Atlanta has been about streamlining administrative tasks, like getting insurance claims paid and processed, scheduling appointments and helping providers to better manage patient flow. With all of the Meaningful Use incentives the government has offered over the last four years to encourage physician adoption of electronic health records and the current healthcare reform legislation, much more emphasis is being placed on promoting wellness and cutting costs.
"As a result, two things are taking place. First, local health IT developers are responding to recent healthcare reform legislation and shifting their focus to the clinical aspects of care so they can help providers treat patients in a more proactive, efficient way. Second, companies that have successfully helped providers better manage the administrative side of care are now taking a closer look at clinical processes and how they can be simplified and improved. It is the next logical progression for them. As these trends collide, there is going to be a lot more emphasis in the Atlanta community on how providers can streamline the entire care process and re-engineer both clinical and administrative workflow to better manage costs and drive toward wellness."
How is Navicure aiding this growth in Atlanta and beyond?
"As the industry evolves and shifts its focus to the clinical side of care, we often find ourselves talking to other local companies working on similar endeavors. While we do not compete with many of these businesses, we do interact with them frequently and are always on the lookout for opportunities where we might be able to work together. Our goal is to help the entire Atlanta health IT ecosystem grow. When we come across entrepreneurs looking to start companies that address emerging problems in the industry, we try to encourage them as much as we can because we feel it will benefit us in the long run.
"Healthcare is just too complicated of an industry to assume any one person or company can figure it out by themselves. Seeking out the insight of others and joining forces makes the entire metro community stronger."
Denny makes a good – and timely – point. The Atlanta-based Institute for Health Information Technology, an organization dedicated to advancing health IT, is currently seeking feedback from professionals in Atlanta's health IT industry to better understand how to make this continued health IT growth happen. What are companies looking for in employees when it comes to degrees, skills and experience? How many do they anticipate hiring in the next few years? Will they hire from within Atlanta or look to outside talent? Do they plan on expanding? The answers to these questions and more will help IHIT paint an accurate picture of the health IT development necessary to keep Atlanta on top. Click here to take the five-minute survey. I'll share the results when they become available in the new year.


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Utah quarterback Travis Wilson honored his former teammate and childhood friend Nick Pasquale during Saturday's game against the Beavers by wearing a sticker with "NP" on his helmet and "Rest in peace 36" on his towel.
Pasquale, who had played with Wilson since the two were 6 years old and was a sophomore receiver for UCLA, was fatally hit by a car early last Sunday.
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Wilson said this week he was having a difficult time with his friend's death and he wanted to win for him.
The two helped San Clemente High finish 12-2 and earn a No. 17 national ranking in 2011.
"He was an amazing kid," Wilson said earlier in the week. "He really wasn't the biggest kid or the strongest kid on the field, but he had the biggest heart of anybody I have known."
Pasquale was honored with a moment of silence and a release of 200 blue and gold balloons before Saturday's UCLA-Nebraska game.
Wilson plans to attend Sunday's services for Pasquale in San Clemente, Calif.
Guests in town
The Utes hosted several recruits with Florida connections for Saturday's game.
Three players hail from Miami's Booker T. Washington, one of the nation's best high school teams in the country.
Receivers Lamar Parker (5-foot-8, 170 pounds), a West Virginia commit, and Deltron Hopkins (5-8, 160), an Appalachian State commit, were in town along with teammate Nigel Bethel II, (5-8, 168), a corner who has committed to Miami.
The Utes also are hosting Juwan Dowels, a 5-11, 160-pound corner out of American Heritage in Plantation, Fla., and Brandon Snell, a 6-1, 190-pound receiver out of Garden City Community College in Kansas who prepped at Carol City High in Miami.
Dowels committed to Northern Illinois in July.
All of the recruits are considered Dennis Erickson recruits and represent Utah's first real push into Florida for players.
The Utes also hosted Jeff Farrar, a 6-1, 193-pound receiver from Upland, Calif., who has committed to Virginia.
Starting linebacker Jacoby Hale didn't dress for Saturday's game due to injury. Defensive end Trevor Reilly, also listed as a linebacker, started in his place.
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5 classic cars for less than $15,000
It's entirely possible to find a car that's a blast to drive, turns heads, costs less than most new cars and does something amazing -- goes up in value.
This post comes from Stacy Johnson at partner site Money Talks News.
I hate new cars. Sure, they smell nice, offer a pleasant ride, get good mileage, and feature fancy electronic bells and whistles. But they do something intolerable for something so expensive: plunge in value the instant you leave the lot.
One solution to the depreciation dilemma is to buy used, something I've written about many times in stories like "Why I don't buy new cars." But that's only a partial solution, because you're still buying a depreciating asset. The ideal answer? Drive a car that goes up in value, not down.
If you like cool-looking cars, you'll love the following news story, which includes the private car collection belonging to a wealthy friend of a friend. See how the other half drives, then meet me on the other side for more.
When I graduated from college back in 1977, my parents gave me a used Toyota station wagon. Within weeks I'd sold it, used the money for a down payment on my first house, and gotten a loan from a credit union to finance my first classic car, a 1958 Triumph TR3.
From that day to this, I've never been without an old car in the garage. In the video above, you saw the one I own now, currently undergoing a complete restoration -- a 1968 Mercedes 280 SL. Over the years, I've also had an Austin-Healey 3000, a 1957 Thunderbird, and a 1972 El Dorado convertible, among others.
Thus far I've mentioned the reasons to own a classic. They're cool to look at, fun to drive, and can potentially go up in value. Add to that another surprising benefit: They can also be cheap to insure. If you can qualify for classic car coverage by limiting the mileage and keeping your car in a locked garage, you could pay a fraction of what it costs to insure your everyday ride.
So much for the good stuff. But there are numerous potential problems -- and the older the car, the greater the potential. Buy the wrong car and you'll be opening a can of worms the likes of which you've never seen. Parts can be expensive and hard to find. Mechanics familiar with the car may be few and far between and, as a result, charge a lot. In short, this is not an impulse buy.
As with most major purchases, start with a budget. Forget traditional financing. While your dream car may be a classic to you, it's just an old car to the bank. When I bought my Triumph right out of college -- the only car I've ever financed -- I used a signature (unsecured) loan from a credit union. While there are other ways to finance a purchase like this, from a second mortgage to credit cards, in my opinion this is something that should either be done with cash or not at all.
Don't approach any collectible -- car or otherwise -- as strictly an investment. The reason is simple: It might turn out to be a bad one. If you're going to put money into any collectible, make sure you'll genuinely enjoy owning it. Think of cars you've always wanted, or ones you've seen that made your heart skip a beat. And if you think it's odd that a car could make your heart skip a beat, stop reading. You don't belong in a classic car.
Here are the five cars for less than $15,000 from the video above. There's no magic list of cars guaranteed to increase in value. These cars are on this list because they might.
- Corvettes. There are only two kinds of men: those who have wanted a Vette and those who lie about it. While a fully restored mid-'60s model can easily cost more than $100,000, there are still plenty of later-model cars out there for less than $15,000.
- Mustangs. As with Corvettes, restored mid-'60s Mustangs, especially convertibles, are super expensive. But late-'60s/early-'70s hardtops can be affordable. And you never know. As I showed you in the video above, in the same shop where my Mercedes is getting restored, there's a rough '65 Mustang convertible that someone had just bought at auction for $10,000.
- Firebird Formulas. Firebirds from 1970 to 1974 were cited in one article I read as being a potential collectible. And they're certainly affordable.
- Porsche. Porsche 912s from 1966-1969 are mentioned by Popular Mechanics (link below) as being both collectible and affordable. Most 914s are also available for less than $15,000.
- Mercedes 280 SL. While my car isn't mentioned in any of the articles I found in researching this story, it's an affordable car that's well-built and fun to drive. You can easily find a clean one in the $15,000 range.
And these are just the tip of the iceberg. For more ideas, check out these articles:
- MSN. "Affordable collector cars"
- Popular Mechanics. "10 fun, mpg-friendly, cheap-ish collector cars"
- Collector Car Market Review. "Ready to rise? Collector car sleepers"
- Hagerty (classic car insurer). "5 affordable sports cars to buy now"
What to do before you buy
As I mentioned above, a classic car is not something to be approached lightly or impulsively. Best way to go about it? If there's a car you're interested in, first read whatever you can find. Then find a local car club specializing in your dream car, go to a meeting or two, and start talking to people. They can tell you what to look for, what to look out for, and maybe even hook you up with a car for sale.
Another great resource for the same type of information is a mechanic familiar with the type of car you want. How do you find one? Here's a trick I've used as I've moved around the country over the years: When I move to a new city, I look in the newspaper or online and find cars for sale similar to mine. Then I call the owners, explain my situation, and ask them for a referral. Once I find a mechanic, I visit them in person and shoot the breeze. I've not only found cool cars this way, I've made a few friends as well.
One last bit of advice
This should go without saying, but I'll say it anyway. Don't even think of buying any used car, especially a classic, without a detailed and complete inspection by a mechanic who's intimately familiar with the type of car you're buying. I don't care if the car is free. No inspection, no deal.
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I drive a '71 Superbeetle as an every day driver now days. Not a real classic in some circles but fun to drive and inexpensive to own. I had a '67 Ford pick up that I liked alot also and probably would still have it if the rear end hadn't broken. However, with the granny gear 4 speed, 352 ci engine (there's a reason Ford didn't make that engine for very long) and no power steering, it was too tough manuever in the city. I did sell it w/broken rearend for more than I paid for it and the buyer came 500 miles to pick it up.
I haven't made car payments since 1990.
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I've been overseeing the Architecture Photography gallery for a couple of months now and often I would stumble upon deviations of abstract architectural patterns and details that I'd like to feature, but which would turn out to be submitted under Photography > Abstract & Surreal > Abstract. I never dared to move them, because they were indeed Abstract and it would be the artist's choice to submit them either in the Abstract & Surreal category or in any of the proper Architecture sections.
Photographs in which a building, through clever use of composition and camera angles, is not actually recognizable as such. The result is a graphic image constructed purely from lines and shapes.
- Is there a need for an Abstract Architecture sub-category, or should these photographs be submitted in Abstract & Surreal?
- Will people really have the reflex to check out the Architecture gallery in their search for Abstract photographs?
- Should the Architecture gallery stick to its current division according to the nature of the central element photographed, or does it allow for a style-related sub-category as well?
- Will this new sub-category be relevant enough, or will it overlap with the currently existing ones?
- Do you think these should remain in their existing categories with all the Exterior and Interior photographs, or do you believe there's a need for an addition of a Photography > Architecture > Details gallery?
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Based upon my experience with AppleTV gen 2, I'd never buy an Apple television.
It would be a risk of thousands of dollars upon the gamble that Apple would put adequate hardware capability into the television.
AppleTV gen 2 is underpowered, unable to keep the display properly updated while high-resolution audio is being played. Scrolling is horrifically slow, taking minutes for me to scroll down to ZZ Top in the Artists list.
I am mildly annoyed at Apple for putting out an underpowered $99 AppleTV gen 2. But I also have lost any confidence that Apple will properly design a mass-consumer device like a television.
You seem to have network problems: check within settings you WiFi signal strength.
ATV2 works extremely well, and thats why I don't need an Apple TV.


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To celebrate the announcement of the upcoming AJE game, Hannibal, Terror of Rome, we will launch discount the first game of the series, Alea Jacta Est. This means that, starting today, Alea Jacta Est can be bought for just $ 9,99!
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Matrix Games (www.matrixgames.com), AGEOD (www.ageod.com) and Slitherine (www.slitherine.com) are proud to announce the release of The Cantabrian Wars and The Spartacus Revolt, two DLCs for Alea Jacta Est , the turn-based strategy game set during the Roman Civil Wars.
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Matrix Games (www.matrixgames.com), Slitherine (www.slitherine.com), and AGEOD (www.ageod.com/en/) are excited to announce the release of the Roman grand strategy game Alea Jacta Est! Alea Jacta Est is the first historical strategy game on the PC to cover the main Roman civil wars, created by a dedicated team of experts to bring you the epic battles that pitted Romans against Romans.
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Matrix Games, Slitherine (www.slitherine.com), and AGEOD (www.ageod.com/en/) are excited to announce the upcoming release of the Roman grand strategy game Alea Jacta Est. Focusing on the Roman Civil Wars from the 1st century BC to 3rd century AD, Alea Jacta Est is the first PC game to bring a highly authentic and realistic strategic experience of this tumultuous time period to players. Alea Jacta Est will release on the Matrix Games and Slitherine online stores next week.
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Pride of Nations is a turn-based historical strategy game set in the colonial era of the 19th century, where the player takes control of a country and guides it through industrialization, military conquest, and colonization. This release from AGEOD follows such successful historical strategy games as Birth of America, American Civil War, Napoleon's Campaigns, Rise of Prussia and Wars in America.


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BEIJING, China - Li Na continued to give her home crowd lots to cheer about on Thursday, cruising past Angelique Kerber and into the quarterfinals.
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Li, seeded No.9, had beaten Kerber in both of the pair's previous meetings, and she made that 3-0 with a 47-minute, 62 60 victory, winning eight straight games from 4-2 in the first set - losing just 12 points in that stretch.
"Angelique plays quite flat and I don't like that, but after the first set it was easier," Li said. "I took my chance because I wanted to finish the match fast. In the beginning I was quite nervous but at the end I was feeling good."
Li is playing the China Open for the sixth time in her career. In her first five appearances her best result was one quarterfinal, back in 2006.
"For a long time I couldn't get back into the quarterfinals of my home event. It has been tough, but I've done it. So I'm looking forward to playing even more now. I've played here many years and I know how to play well here. Of course, it helps that there are so many fans who watch and really support me here."
See off-court photos from Beijing right here in the gallery!
Next up for Li is qualifier Anastasija Sevastova, who benefited from a walkover from No.13 seed Nadia Petrova, who couldn't play due to a right foot injury.
Sevastova has had two wins over Top 20 players before, and both have in fact come against Top 10 players, namely Jelena Jankovic at Monterrey earlier this year and Samantha Stosur earlier this week.
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MAUSTON, Wis. (WSAU) -- The man accused of killing one woman and trying to kill another outside of a Mauston bar was back in court Monday.
Judge Paul Curran found probable cause, and bound over 29-year-old Cody Treul for the death of 29-year-old Gail Howland and the shooting of 23-year-old Ebony Lasher outside of PJ's Bar Friday May 31st.
During Monday's preliminary hearing, witnesses told the investigating officer they could identify Treul as the shooter.
An autopsy report shows Howland was shot ten times from different ranges. The surviving victim, Ebony Lasher, remains hospitalized at UW-Hospital in Madison and is paralyzed on the right side from the chest down. Lasher's mother told the court her daughter can also identify Treul as the shooter.
Treul remains in custody unable to pay a two million dollar cash bond. An arraignment hearing is set for August 28th in Juneau County court.


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Connectivity and infrastructures are critical to creating a sustainable project
Due to the shift toward whole-building automation, security systems are no longer built in isolation. With multiple building systems operating on a single network, systems integrators and dealers must fulfill the role of consultant and liaison for security professionals to connect them with other stakeholders and departments within an organization, especially the IT department. Without a direct connection to the IT department, the security department remains isolated and its technology roadmap may never align with the overall organizational technology roadmap.
The IT department serves as the central hub for all systems on the network and it is critical that all areas of an enterprise respect and communicate their goals to this central department. By identifying and connecting internal stakeholders, IT executives can clarify which department has control and jurisdiction over what system from the very beginning of every project. This means the security department must work with the IT department, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air-conditioning), communications and all stakeholders who interact with the system's network. Through this collaborative approach, systems integrators, dealers and end-users become aware of what other systems are running on a network, as well as the capacity and capabilities of the network, prior to any installation. In turn, all other departments are also aware of the functions and limitations of the network, which prevents network bottlenecks.
In addition to facilitating communication between internal stakeholders, systems integrators and dealers can also help end-users save time and money by bringing external contractors into the conversation early. Without this early communication, each contractor will work independently on a small section within a larger project without realizing how other areas of the project might be affected. Pieces of the project might be put in place that will later have to be changed, which can cost the end-user down the road. For instance, if the electrical engineer does not size pathways with an eye on future growth, it may affect the end-user's ability to add services in the future.
As with all other building systems, it is critical all codes and regulations are strictly followed. A security professional who is unfamiliar with the standards and codes of the cabling industry should work closely with a cabling expert to ensure that all national and local requirements are met. A cavalier approach to codes and regulations could result in an unwanted disruption in business if a fire marshal or other regulator deems the building unsafe.
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"The Shape of Things" told the story of the relationship between Adam, played by Christian Cooper 06, and Evelyn, played by Alexis Blake 04. After meeting Adam at an art gallery, Evelyn began a flirtation that seemed sweet and innocent at first, but ended as a cautionary tale about the role of deceit, betrayal and manipulation in relationships. A play that began as a sweet love story ended one nose job, 25 lost pounds, a good deal of sex, one inappropriate tattoo and a few affairs later, with Adam betrayed and all of his insecurities on display literally.
The ensemble cast, rounded out by Tom Borger 06 and Stephanie Polt 06, was surprisingly strong. Some highlights of the acting were Coopers wonderfully awkward mannerisms, Blake's intelligent portrayal of a character who was both villainous and sympathetic, and the contrast of Polts shy girlfriend to Borgers domineering boy-friend.
The humor of the plays first act was so well played that the audience could easily have been lulled into a false sense of security, causing the biting darkness and abject depression of the plays finish to come as a bracing shock. Audience members should be warned, however: never be lulled by St. Olaf theater productions they almost always end in sadness. "The Shape of Things" was a play that left audience members thinking, with the ending causing viewers to reevaluate everything that came before.
Bushs blocking made innovative use of the Haugen Theater space. She chose to stage the action in the center of the theater with the audience seated on either side, a bold and interesting choice that was effective, but that at times made visibility problematic. The production also utilized slides projected onto a blank wall both as visual transitions and as scenery, a creative use of the space that was occasionally confusing due to technical difficulties. Overall, however, Bushs direction was outstanding.
Bush chose to direct this piece because she felt the themes it presented would resonate on the St. Olaf campus. "I loved that the play deals with interpersonal relationships on a small midwestern college campus, and that it raises themes that this campus needs to be aware of 22-year-olds getting married, isolation, body image, manipulation, the line between ethics and art," Bush said.
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The Rev. Richard Anderson, senior pastor at Palm City Presbyterian, launched the campaign in early November, encouraging church members to raise $50,000 by Dec. 23. The campaign almost doubled its goal.
"We are so grateful for the outpouring of generosity from our friends at Palm City Presbyterian Church," said Elizabeth Barbella, chief executive officer of House of Hope.
"It is truly amazing what a few committed people can inspire and accomplish with a little help from their friends. With their gifts, the members of PCPC are truly loving their neighbors in deed and in truth."
The $97,000 truck campaign total includes $8,464 raised by the church's second annual Turkey Trot 5K road race, held on Thanksgiving morning.
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Throughout the weekend, Tempe is hosting 12 events, including the PAC 12 Championship game. The Tempe Chamber of Commerce estimates 300,000 people will spend about $8 million over the next few days, and local businesses are hoping to capitalize on the influx of people.
"It's pretty much like a Christmas come early," said Troy Scoma who owns Cactus Sports on Mill.
Scoma has already hired extra staff for the holiday season, and says this is going to be a busy few days.
"Having this game, it's going to increase business about 200 percent. We can't ask for anything better," said Scoma.
Besides the PAC 12 game, The Gammage Center also is hosting an off-Broadway show, and the Tempe Arts Festival has closed down parts of Mill.
"Lots of people. (It's going to be) very, very busy. Between the arts festival and the football game, we're expecting a lot more traffic than normal," said Erik Stanek, the manager at the Handlebar restaurant in Tempe.
Despite the boost for business, not everyone is excited for all of the action.
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Even before local and federal agents raided Jade Heart Health in Towson in March and charged its operators with prostitution and human trafficking, what went on at the massage parlor at 1404 E. Joppa Road was hardly a secret.
Men arrived day and night at the small house, customers posted graphic reviews on adult websites, and the owner, Di Zhang, had been arrested multiple times over the past 10 years on charges of running what police said were houses of prostitution.
But court and financial documents reveal what might be the real surprise: Zhang may be as much mogul as alleged madam.
Zhang, 42, has an MBA from the University of Baltimore — as well as a real estate portfolio that includes properties in Oakenshawe and Charles Village, and part-ownership of a publicly traded company that reports doing millions of dollars of business in China.
It is an unexpected profile for someone accused of running an illicit massage parlor, where in small, furtive operations customers often pay less than $100 plus tips for sex in addition to the advertised rubdowns. But, say anti-trafficking advocates, this can be a highly profitable crime and one that can be fought by going after the perpetrators' assets.
"Unlike other items people traffic — guns, drugs — human beings are reusable," said Morgan Weibel, an attorney who works in the Baltimore office of the Tahirih Justice Center, which supports immigrant women who have been trafficked or abused. "Humans can be sold over and over again."
Zhang and Yi Dian Dong, 64, who police say is her boyfriend and father of her child, are awaiting trial on prostitution and human trafficking charges related to the March raid and, in Zhang's case, additional prostitution charges stemming from incidents in May.
"It's not true," Zhang said in a brief interview outside her Towson home. "Everyone thinks I'm a bad person. It's not right."
Dong could not be reached for comment, and no lawyer is listed for him in court records.
Meanwhile, federal authorities have launched a civil-forfeiture case to seize five buildings with a total assessed value of nearly $2 million in which Zhang has an ownership stake. Prosecutors allege that the properties — paid for largely in cash — were purchased with the proceeds from prostitution.
But Zhang's business interests appear to extend beyond the massage parlor and her real estate holdings — and beyond the Baltimore area.
Zhang and Dong are listed as the secretary and CEO of Landmark Energy Enterprise, which uses the same Joppa Road address and phone number as the massage parlor. According to annual reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company agreed in 2010 to pay $2.78 million for the patents and assets of a company in China.
Landmark pays Zhang and Dong $8,000 a month each in salary, according to documents filed with the SEC, as well as $2,500 a month in rent for office space at 1404 E. Joppa, which is owned by DZD, a company incorporated by Zhang, Dong and a third person.
It is unclear whether authorities have looked into Landmark as part of their investigation of Zhang and Dong. Rod J. Rosenstein, U.S. attorney for Maryland, declined to comment on whether his office considered the company as part of its forfeiture case against Zhang's real estate assets.
The U.S. attorney's office has been meeting with lawyers representing the owners of the real estate, Zhang and her mother, Xuezhu Zang, "to discuss settlement terms," according to the court documents. Zang did not respond to requests for comment.
The prostitution and human-trafficking charges were transferred from District Court to Circuit Court this summer because "it's a case that's going to require more time and investment," said Assistant State's Attorney John Cox. He declined to discuss the case further.
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Zhang has lived in Maryland for more than a dozen years and received her Master of Business Administration degree at the University of Baltimore in 2001, a spokesman there confirmed.
Zhang's biography in Landmark's SEC filings says she earned a bachelor's degree in accounting from Beijing Normal University in China in 1994. She listed two jobs in China, including a stint as an accountant.
On April 1, 2003, she married Michael McGowan at the Baltimore County courthouse, according to a complaint for divorce that she filed five years later. In January 2006 the couple decided to live separately for the purpose of ending their marriage, the complaint said. The divorce was granted in December 2008.


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Gooooooooooaaallll!!! WSU Men's Soccer Club heads off to "Sin City" for the regional finals. h Wednesday, November 5. 1997 www.weber.edusignpost Volume 60 Number 23 See sports page 12 As WSU becomes diverse... Attorney By Angela VVadman news editor-The Signpost "I was scared to death to be known. I was very closeted. It bothered me, but not enough to do anything about it," said Kat Frith, vice president of the Delta Lambda Sappho Union. Frith thought about establishing an organization, but was busy" with life. It wasn't until after students at East High School organized a Gay-Straight Alliance and after meeting Jane Marquart that, she felt strongly about fighting for their rights. "I watch these courageous kids fighting for their rights," Frith said. Frith established the Delta Lambda Sappho Union last year. The organization strives to build an atmosphere that gives security for gays and lesbians and meets often to hear speakers and to be together. Local attorney, Jane Marquart, spoke on Monday about the coming-. out process. "I can't answer when they should do it, or how far they must come out. It is an individual decision," Marquart said. According to Marquart, thecoming-out process is never over and one needs to always reevaluate his or herself to make sure that this decision is still appropriate. "People assume that you are straight. The process is never over," Marquart said. 1 fi . - .V i jit f !. . ... i X : f 1 ; i r- & t s - i t t ; v C - speaks about lesbian lifestyle to DLSU Marquart became a student at the University of Utah after graduating from Ogden High. It was there that she first became aware of gay and lesbian lifestyles. "I thought that they were strange people. I did not dislike them, but at that time, I was devoted to some studying and doing activities with my sorority," Marquart said. Through time, she graduated from college and was married. "I realized that something was missing big time," Marquart said. She relates that it took her over a decade to tell society she was a lesbian.Marquart believes that there are different steps of coming out. Marquart said that it is the persons own level of feeling comfortable with themselves. The steps are realizing it, telling family and friends, and then being open to the community. "At first, I didn't tell anyone until I Was 99 percent certain that it was safe," Marquart said. Then the personal cost of not being out became too much. She said she wasn't going to spend her time being with people who she can't discuss her life with. "Life is a series to find out what works and what doesn't. Coming out is about respect and learning to love myself," Marquart said. She hasn't been sorry about coming out. "The process is to discover who we are. It is a nice feeling of re- f X - 7 Vs.. ' v f - Local attorney Jane Marquart and Mimi Tucker share a laugh. Marquart spoke for the Delta Lambda Sapphomeeting about her lifestyle and coming out in Utah. lief to come out. This is who I am," Marquart said. Marquart said people today that are still in the closet are getting braver. She adds that it was hard to have a relationship in the 1980s, but she advises others to respect people's relationships."Relationships are the same whatever the sex is of your partner," Marquart said. Maybe today is a good day to die... The Ranger Challenge Team sharpens their skills as they practice weaponry, grenade tossing and other events on the lawn behind Promontory Tower. 1 Senior Angelica Bertrand said that she had positive feedback when she came out. "We need to realize that there is no such thing as normal. We need to educate ourselves and learn things," Bertrand said. "People need to accept us as human beings. We are not dif-. ferent from anyone else." Brad Newey, freshmen, said that coming out gives people a peace within. "I can honestly say that the WSU informs ASWSU of new housing proposal By Patrick Parkinson campus affairs editor-The Signpost A tag team, which combined President Paul H. Thompson with Marie Kotter, vice president of student services, attempted to wrestle one step closer to the development of additional student housing on campus by presenting a proposal about the project Monday to the student senate. Three sites are being considered for construction. About 410 beds are projected for the project, and at this point, they will be housed on either the current football practice field, north of Promontory Tower; 8.65 acres of vacant land the university owns south of the Dee Events Center, or on the soccer field south of the health promotions and human performance department. An additional site is available south of Promontory Tower. It may be used in conjunction with one of the other sites, because, Thompson said, its limited capacity of just over 100 beds has become a problem. "That's not enough," he said. "It would have to be declined for one of students are open minded. Everybody is human. We just want to be treated like everybody else." Marquart congratulated the Delta Lambda Sappho Union for being the strongest force that is happening in the community. On Nov. 10, the organization will be showing the movie "The Celluloid Closet" at 7 p.m. at the WildcatTheater. WSU Student Housing these others." An analysis conducted by housing consultants, Brailsford and Dunlavey, Thompson said, shows Weber State University's student-housing market could accommodate as many as 2,400 students. The analysis also concludes that WSU's current proposal for additional student housing will reach a maximum occupancy of 94 percent, within three to five years. This quarter, there are 528 students living in the residence halls. "Occupancy is very critical," Kotter said. "The rent revenue is what will pay for this." Occupancy, she said, is also crucial for achieving critical mass. She believes a higher concentration of students living on campus benefits several aspects of the university. See Housing page 1 1 inside post news see page 2&3 editorial see page 4 features see page 9 sports see page 12 classifieds . .seepage 16
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What's with the sense of entitlement?
Guess where every single link in the screenshot above leads to… Port's self-hocking website. Here's the point.
Maybe it's just me but recently I've noticed a trend amongst the C-list celebs. Specifically, I'm choosing to use the twitterverse as my primary example. I've noticed this odd prerogative, this strange air of stardom that I find somewhat undeserving. I hate to call people out, especially people I somewhat like, but I feel that this specific argument calls for a specific target. I'm choosing Whitney Port.
I follow Whitney on twitter primarily because I liked the character I saw on The Hills. The City is a different story altogether but that actually ties nicely into my point. I read this girl's tweets daily as the frequently pop up on my feed and I can't help but think to myself, "You're not a star, yet. You're just a celebrity. You're undeserving of said entitlement and you should use this small platform of fame that you have to the best of your ability. Start speaking like a human being, please." I hate that most tweets that seem honest and real link directly to her personal website. Why can't you link to plain twitpics like everyone else? Also, I loathe the fact that she constantly asks her true fans for opinions or advice and never replies back. That's a farce and people can tell.
I should use direct examples:
"Does this make us look nerdy or cute? [gratuitous link to own website littered with links selling her Whitney Eve clothing line] haha"
"Watch this video message all the way from Spain [gratuitous link to own website littered with links selling her Whitney Eve clothing line]"
"@taylorswift13 I hope you are loving the Whitney Eve goodies! Have a great shoot! xoxo"
Get it?
Anyway, I chose to make an example of Port because of how The City unfolded this season, as well. I loved watching Olivia Palermo refuse to acknowledge the existence of Port's clothing line and its depicted rise to notoriety. Any viewer who takes a second to think realizes that the power of MTV and the production of the show is what forces Whitney Eve into the spotlight. I loved reading response tweets from viewers regarding the episodes as they aired complaining about Olivia and her lack of enthusiasm towards the line. Is this not the girl that Whitney heckled for two seasons behind the scenes?
[gratuitous screenshot of love of my life, Olivia Palermo]
I'm not saying Whitney is a terrible designer or that she's undeserving. As I've said previously, I'm a fan of Port's and I think she has a lot of potential. In fact, I actually bought my sister one of her pieces as a christmas gift and she loves it. Also, I could be using a bad example in Port. Maybe it's just convenient to organize photos or posts on a blog that also conveniently hocks your brand.
Lastly, I'll say this. Be good to your fans. Talk to them like equals and not like idiots. I understand that when you're a few rungs down on the ladder of fame you have to sell your name brand but you would benefit so much from taking notes on celebrities like Lady Gaga who consider their fans friends. I'll also say this. I somewhat chose Whitney as an example because I do like her and I wish her the best, hence why I chose to link frequently to her self-hocking promotional blog.
PS: If you want to check out a real, true blue example of what I'm talking about… Audrina is so much worse.


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46 U.S. Code § 41303 - Discovery and subpoenas
(a) In General.— In an investigation or adjudicatory proceeding under this part—
Source(Pub. L. 109–304, § 7,Oct. 6, 2006, 120 Stat. 1545.)
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|46 App.:1711.
|Pub. L. 98–237, § 12, Mar. 20, 1984, 98 Stat. 81.
In subsection (a)(1), the words "may subpoena witnesses and evidence" are substituted for "may by subpena compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of books, papers, documents, and other evidence" to eliminate unnecessary words.
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19 U.S. Code § 1627a - Unlawful importation or exportation of certain vehicles; inspections
(a) Violations; penalties; seizures and forfeitures
(1) Whoever knowingly imports, exports, or attempts to import or export—
(A) Any [1] stolen self-propelled vehicle, vessel, aircraft, or part of a self-propelled vehicle, vessel, or aircraft; or
(B) any self-propelled vehicle or part of a self-propelled vehicle from which the identification number has been removed, obliterated, tampered with, or altered;
shall be subject to a civil penalty in an amount determined by the Secretary, not to exceed $10,000 for each violation.
(b) Regulations; violations; penalties
A person attempting to export a used self-propelled vehicle shall present, pursuant to regulations prescribed by the Secretary, to the appropriate customs officer both the vehicle and a document describing such vehicle which includes the vehicle identification number, before lading if the vehicle is to be transported by vessel or aircraft, or before export if the vehicle is to be transported by rail, highway, or under its own power. Failure to comply with the regulations of the Secretary shall subject such person to a civil penalty of not more than $500 for each violation.
(c) Definitions
For purposes of this section—
(1) the term "self-propelled vehicle" includes any automobile, truck, tractor, bus, motorcycle, motor home, self-propelled agricultural machinery, self-propelled construction equipment, self-propelled special use equipment, and any other self-propelled vehicle used or designed for running on land but not on rail;
(3) the term "used" refers to any self-propelled vehicle the equitable or legal title to which has been transferred by a manufacturer, distributor, or dealer to an ultimate purchaser; and
(d) Cooperation of law enforcement and governmental authorities
Customs officers may cooperate and exchange information concerning motor vehicles, off-highway mobile equipment, vessels, or aircraft, either before exportation or after exportation or importation, with such Federal, State, local, and foreign law enforcement or governmental authorities, and with such organizations engaged in theft prevention activities, as may be designated by the Secretary.
[1] So in original. Probably should not be capitalized.
Source(June 17, 1930, ch. 497, title IV, § 627, as added Pub. L. 98–573, title II, § 205,Oct. 30, 1984, 98 Stat. 2974.)
In subsec. (c)(2), "section 40102 (a)(6) of title 49" substituted for "section 101(5) of the Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (49 U.S.C. 1301(5))" on authority of Pub. L. 103–272, § 6(b),July 5, 1994, 108 Stat. 1378, the first section of which enacted subtitles II, III, and V to X of Title 49, Transportation.
Another section 627 of act June 17, 1930, as added by Pub. L. 98–547, title III, § 302,Oct. 25, 1984, 98 Stat. 2771, was classified to section 1627 of this title and subsequently repealed.
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GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) - Proposed legislation aims to help redevelop historic buildings in Wisconsin.
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11 U.S. Code § 1115 - Property of the estate
(a) In a case in which the debtor is an individual, property of the estate includes, in addition to the property specified in section 541—
(1) all property of the kind specified in section 541 that the debtor acquires after the commencement of the case but before the case is closed, dismissed, or converted to a case under chapter 7, 12, or 13, whichever occurs first; and
(b) Except as provided in section 1104 or a confirmed plan or order confirming a plan, the debtor shall remain in possession of all property of the estate.
Source(Added Pub. L. 109–8, title III, § 321(a)(1),Apr. 20, 2005, 119 Stat. 94.)
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An Ugly Battle on Molokai
The battle between the small group of activists and the Molokai Ranch is ugly on both sides and is hard to ignore. There are ugly signs on fence posts everywhere spreading hatred in every direction. The Molokai Dispatch is nothing more than a political arm of the activists filling the pages with hatred and discord. No one is trying to solve the problems or come up with a realistic plan for the island.
My experience talking to other Hawaiians – from other islands – is that they think the people of Molokai are a crazy group – lazy and living off the funds supplied by the rest of the state.
"CaptainMolokai," posted on hawaiibusiness.com
"Hostile Isolationism and Racist Attitudes"
The author of the article "Optimism Despite Tough Times on Molokai" (March 2009) is too kind and not at all realistic. In my view from 37 years of experience being a resident and then having to move away because of no jobs, the prevailing attitude of the people on Molokai is one of hostile isolationism overtly laced with racist attitudes.
"Don't let the (expletive) haoles come in and steal our 'aina!" describes typical attitudes of those wishing to keep the island pristine from the outside world at the cost of stunting its economic development and future. As a result, residents have to poach and steal resources from the very land (still owned by Molokai Ranch) they protest to protect. They justify this blatant trepass with excuses like, "We're Hawaiian and it's our ancestor's land," or "Nobody going care, da ranch stay out of business anyways."
With no incentive for industries to enter and combative attitudes all around, troublemakers/"activists" like Walter Ritte might very well get to be just like the characters on "Lost": An island all to themselves and nowhere to go. Which is precisely what they really wanted all along.
Thomas Anderson, posted on hawaiibusiness.com
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I wanted to thank you for the article about the Keiki Sitter Web site (March 2009). As a single working mother of two young boys, it has been a struggle for me to juggle my work life and my home life.
All of my family is on the Neighbor Islands so I do not have the luxury of the ohana to help me like most of my colleagues. I appreciate the information about this Web site! Having access to this pool of sitters all in one location is helping to make juggling all my responsibilities a lot less stressful.
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