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Design divas in New York and Los Angeles might consider Denver a couture cowtown, but thats only because theyve never encountered Fashion Denver, Brandi Shigleys organization that works hard to bring this citys fashionistas and their adorable creations to the publics attention. To do so, Fashion Denver hosts seasonal shows and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today, Shigleys group will present Fall Fashion Market: Mystique at the historic Grant-Humphreys Mansion, 770 Pennsylvania Street. Its the perfect way to really incorporate the history of Colorado with our fashion scene, which really is making history itself, says Shigley. Weve got shopping with over twenty local Colorado designers, and were going to have some amazing live acoustic music by some really talented female musicians here in Denver.
Three fashion shows will feature the latest trends, and between shows, you can scope out the clothing, jewelry and accessories including the latest craze, hair-feather extensions offered for sale by those local designers. Tootsies will provide mini-manicures, and artist Hannah Walker will show her pieces inspired by historic Denver.
Admission is $5, and proceeds will fund educational field-trip programs at the Grant-Humphreys Mansion and the Byers-Evans House Museum; for more information, visit www.fashiondenver.com or call 720-974-2200.
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- He suffered from depression for a number of years. September is National Suicide Prevention Month and Mr. Belak's suicide underscores the fact that we have a long way to go to make progress on this serious issue.
- Mr. Belak's suicide again raises the issue of how brain injuries can lead to long-term mental health issues. His role as a hockey player was the "tough guy" and, therefore, he took a lot of hits over the years. Given the fact that Mr. Belak is the third NHL hockey player to die within the past few months (Derek Boogaard died of an oxycodone overdose and Rick Rypien died in what's believed to be a suicide), the NHL will have to make this issue a top priority. The status quo is not acceptable!
- Mr. Belak leaves behind 2 young children and a wife. Death is always hardest on the surviving family members.
- Mr. Belak's young daughter suffers from Tourette Syndrome and Mr. Belak was actively involved in trying to raise much needed funds and awareness for this cause. As a parent of two sons with Tourettes, I know how difficult it will be for Mr. Belak's widow to raise their children as a single parent.
- If you or someone you know is struggling with depression, please ask for help. Seek medical attention immediately. Call the suicide prevention lifeline at (800) 273-TALK.
- If you would like information about Tourette Syndrome, I would highly recommend checking out the following resource: Tourette Syndrome Foundation of Canada, http://www.tourette.ca/.
- The best method of prevention for head injuries is the use of safety helmets. For more information, please check out www.thinkfirst.ca.
- Encourage the NHL to clamp down on violence within the sport of hockey.
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Thank you so much for visiting my blog site & sharing your story.
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Thanks for sharing these links. It's sad when someone gives up on life, but as you mentioned depression is a real concern that is often overlooked. About 10 years ago I suffered with depression and I know first hand what a dreaded disease it is.
I totally agree with you, that NHL must change their policies and reduce the violence within the sport. How many more lives are needed before change will happen?
Well put Kathryn! As you said so beautifully, depression is not a weakness!
You have been an incredible advocate for more community supports for people suffering from depression & suicidal thoughts. The thanks should go to you!
Depression is sometimes hard to diagnose and difficult to treat even with today's medications. It's a real problem especially for men who believe it's "a weakness" to their manhood in some way. Depression is real and can't just be shaken off or treated by well meaning friends and family who to tell your loved one, "pull up your socks and get moving" or "suck it up." Doesn't work that way. We need to remove the stigma from depression AND remove the casual acceptance of violence in hockey. It's almost become an EXTREME SPORT!
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Nichi nichi kore kōnichi (日々是好日) also pronounced "hibi kore kõjitsu" is a Chinese-Japanese Zen Buddhist proverb at least 1.100 years old which means "Every day is a good day", or "All days are good days". It was Zen Master Yunmen's answer in the sixth case of the koan collection Hekiganroku.[1][2][3] It has been presented by some Zen masters (notably, Kodo-Sawaki and his disciple Taisen Deshimaru)[4] as a kōan, that is, a statement that appears contradictory to rationality but that can be grasped through intuition. It was a favorite saying of the avant-garde composer John Cage, featured in Song Books (1970) as Solo for Voice 64.


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BRUNEI Darussalam yesterday hosted the 25th Asean Committee on Disaster Management (ACDM) Meeting at The Empire Hotel & Country Club.
The meeting was attended by department heads and agencies responsible for disaster management in Asean member countries as well as representatives from the Asean Secretariat and Asean Coordinating Centre for Humanitarian Assistance on Disaster Management (AHA Centre).
In his welcoming remarks, Col (Rtd) Pengiran Dato Paduka Haji Rosli bin Pengiran Haji Chuchu, Director of the National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC). who was also chairman of the meeting, said, "We will have the opportunity to exchange of views on these issues and come to a position ready for endorsement by our ministers.
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Haircuts at home: Our verdictKacie
A few days ago, I asked you all what you thought of cutting your husband's hair at home. You submitted helpful comments (thank you) and we decided to go through with our experiment.
I went to Target and bought a Wahl clipper set. It was $24.99 and had the clippers, many length attachments, combs, scissors, whatever. It also had a 5-year warranty and a $5 rebate, good on purchases through the end of January.
I read through the instructions several times and watched the online tutorials. It seemed easy enough, and my husband gave me the go-ahead when he got home from work.
He likes the idea of home haircuts for several reasons:
He doesn't like going to the barber. He doesn't like having to take time out of his weekend to go, doesn't like the cost (no matter how expensive or cheap), doesn't like making small talk with the barber. He doesn't like the occasional aggressive barber, who ends up pulling your hair no matter how many times you say "ow."
So, he was all for the idea. If he can get a haircut from home on-demand and it could save us money, what a deal!
Cutting his hair was nerve-wracking and fun at the same time. I worried that I'd slip up and he'd look ridiculous. It's not the best haircut he's ever had, but it's not the worst either. He's happy with it, and I think once I get a little more practice, it'll go even better.
I'm not sure how well you can see the detail in my pics, but here's some before and after shots.You'll just have to take my word for it that the sides and front came out ok. :) Also, for the people who know my husband but haven't seen him in awhile, he isn't going bald. The "patch in question" in the after shot–that's just the way his hair is laying this morning.
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By Mercedes on Jan 3, 2008 | Reply
Wow!! you have done a great job. Maybe I need to get myself a book to learn to do at least my son's hair. Your success is encouraging!
By Lyn on Jan 3, 2008 | Reply
Looks terrific!
By LJ on Jan 3, 2008 | Reply
Great Job! It looks really good! You are a pro!
Take Care
By Kacie on Jan 3, 2008 | Reply
Thanks for the positive feedback, everyone!
I'll be cutting DH's hair regularly, I think. Might send him to the barber once or twice a year to get the style back on track (if needed) but with one haircut and my rebate, the clippers have already paid for themselves.
Woo hoo!
By Mrs. Micah on Jan 3, 2008 | Reply
Looks great! Especially for the first time. :)
By Teresa on Jan 3, 2008 | Reply
You did well!
His hair looks great.
By Donna on Jan 3, 2008 | Reply
Looks really good, give yourself a pat on the back—trust me you will get faster and better with just a little practice. Then you will kick yourself for all the time and money you spent on it before! hee hee he
By seine on Jan 4, 2008 | Reply
congrats!! that looks awesome :) now you can get infinite haircuts, all for the price of ~1
By Lisa on Jan 4, 2008 | Reply
Great work! I do my son's hair when he wants it really short. I always mess it up if it's beyond military length!
Great tip to about negotiating with the cable company. We're hoping to have it this year once a few more bills are done.
By Bethanysue on Jan 4, 2008 | Reply
Nice job! I just may try this myself!
By Tenille on Jan 7, 2008 | Reply
Great job!!!
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Finally, with the first pick of the sixth round, the 175th overall choice, the Oakland Raiders selected the 6-foot-2, 310-pound defensive tackle.
"Surprised? You couldn't have told me that," defensive end Jonathan Welsh said in a conference call Sunday. Welsh, Hawthorne's teammate the past four years, was selected in the fifth round by the Indianapolis Colts, 27 picks before Hawthorne.
"I never would have thought his stock would have [fallen] that much," Welsh said. "That's something that you can't predict but I wouldn't have believed that. You couldn't have paid me any kind of money in the world to believe that."
After an All-American caliber junior season in 2003, Hawthorne was expected to cash in this spring. He came into his senior campaign rated the No. 7 prospect for the 2005 draft, according to ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. But Hawthorne's stock slipped through what was viewed as a disappointing senior season.
Labeled an underachiever, Hawthorne was still thought of as a late first round pick by many after the season. But after his postseason workouts, which were widely reported to be unimpressive, Hawthorne's value plummeted.
Still, however, Hawthorne was listed as an early second-round pick on many mock drafts before it came to light, about two weeks prior to the draft, that he had tested positive for marijuana use at the NFL Scouting Combine. The free fall quickly began, culminating with Hawthorne's crash landing at the top of the sixth round.
"I was really surprised," said defensive tackle Jason Jefferson, who, along with Hawthorne, started for Badgers the past three seasons. "But I guess whatever happened they took that real serious."
Hawthorne was not available for comment Sunday; he had refused interview requests since the positive drug test came to light, initially in a report on Pro Football Weekly's Web site.
The New Orleans Saints selected Jefferson with the 19th pick in the sixth round, making him the fourth UW defensive linemen taken in the 2005 draft. Defensive end Erasmus James, chosen by the Minnesota Vikings, was the No. 18 overall selection in the first round Saturday. But it was Hawthorne who was supposed to headline the Badgers' quartet prior to the season.
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The Raiders felt secure enough taking Hawthorne that they traded a seventh round pick in this draft, the No. 230 overall selection, and a fifth rounder in 2006 for the opportunity to select him at No. 175. In his post-draft press conference Sunday, excerpts of which were made available on Oakland's official Web site, Raiders coach Norv Turner said the positive experience his coaching staff had working with Hawthorne at the Senior Bowl helped mitigate any concerns they may have had.
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Stocks continue to see uncertainty in mid-afternoon on Wednesday as investors mull over a slew of news on both the economic and corporate front. The major averages have been mixed for much of the trading day.
While the Federal Reserve's recently released Beige Book report showed that overall economic activity contracted further or remained weak, it said five of the twelve Fed districts noted a moderation in the pace of decline.
The report, a compilation of anecdotal evidence on economic conditions from each of the twelve Federal Reserve districts, also noted that several districts saw signs that activity in some sectors was stabilizing at a low level.
Earlier in the day, the Labor Department said its consumer price index fell 0.1 percent in March following a 0.4 percent increase the month before. The decline came as a surprise to economists, who had expected prices to edge up 0.1 percent.
Excluding food and energy prices, the core consumer price index rose 0.2 percent for the third consecutive month. Economists had been expecting a 0.1 percent increase in core prices.
Separately, the Fed's industrial production report showed that production fell 1.5 percent in March, while capacity utilization dropped to 69.3 percent. Economists expected industrial production to decline 0.9 percent in March, while capacity utilization was expected to come in at 69.6 percent.
Meanwhile, in corporate news, Intel (INTC) reported first quarter earnings of $0.11 per share on revenues of $7.1 billion. While the results were down year-over-year, they exceeded analyst estimates of earnings of $0.03 per share on revenues of $6.98 billion.
However, Intel disappointed investors by saying that was not providing a revenue outlook for the second quarter at this time due to economic uncertainty and limited visibility. Subsequently, shares of the semiconductor giant are down 3.9 percent on the day.
In other news, President Obama pledged to reform the tax system Wednesday, calling for a simpler tax system that is fair to the middle-class. Speaking on the day that income taxes are due, the president focused on middle class families facing difficult decisions in the recession, and pledged to restructure the tax system.
For too long, we've seen taxes used as a wedge to scare people into supporting policies that actually increased the burden on working people instead of helping them live their dreams, Obama said. That has to change, and that's the work that we've begun.
The major averages have shown a notable move to the downside in recent trading, although the Dow is currently holding onto a modest gain. While the Dow is up 9.80 at 7,929.98, the Nasdaq is down 19.61 at 1,606.11 and the S&P 500 is down 1.47 at 840.03.
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While the Dow has seen some volatility over the course of the trading day, a majority of the components of the blue chip index are currently in positive territory.
Pfizer (PFE) is turning in on of the Dow's best performances, with the drug giant currently posting a 3.2 percent. With the advance, shares of Pfizer have moved well off the one-month closing low set in the previous session.
General Motors (GM), JP Morgan (JPM), and Procter & Gamble (PG) are also seeing noteworthy advances. General Motors is up 4.5 percent, while JP Morgan and Procter & Gamble are both posting 3 percent gains.
While American Express (AXP) and United technologies (UTX) are also posting strong gains, shares of Citigroup (C) are seeing considerable weakness, falling 5.7 percent.
Along with Intel, Microsoft (MSFT), Bank of America (BAC), and McDonald's (MCD) are also posting notable losses, helping to limit the upside for the Dow.
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On the upside some of the strongest performances of the session are coming out of the housing sector, driving the Philadelphia Housing Index 3.4 percent higher on the day. With the advance, the index has risen over some recent resistance and to its highest level in over three months.
Real estate, airline and tobacco stocks are also posting notable gains on the day, with the Morgan Stanley REIT Index up 3.6 percent, while the Amex Airline Index and the Amex Tobacco Index are posting gains of 1.8 percent and 1.7 percent, respectively.
Meanwhile, semiconductor and health insurance stocks are leading the declining stocks. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index is down 2.8 percent, while the Morgan Stanley Healthcare Payor Index is down 1.7 percent.
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Tommy Berry will make another flying trip back from Hong Kong to ride Cosmic Endeavour in the Group 1 $500,000 Sky Racing Tattersall's Tiara (1400m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday.
Berry is looking to team up with Gai Waterhouse again for another Group 1 win after the pair combined with Almalad to win the $500,000 Tatts Group J.J. Atkins (1600m) at Eagle Farm on June 7.
The high flying Berry rode a treble for Waterhouse that day and apart from Almalad, was successful on two year old Sports Edition in the Listed $100,000 Ambassador Travel Hampden Stakes (1200m) and on Cosmic Endeavour in the Group 2 $200,000 VIRBAC Animal Health Dane Ripper Stakes (1400m).
Cosmic Endeavour has held her form well all through the Autumn leading into the Winter Carnival with three wins including a win for Berry in the Group 2 $300,000 Drummond Golf Sapphire Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on April 19 and a win for Kerrin McEvoy in the $400,000 Inglis 3yo Guineas (1400m) at Scone on May 17.
"I won a Group 2 on her just before I went to Hong Kong and she has continued to hold her form from winning at Scone," Berry said.
"She is consistent, relaxed. You can put her whenever you want in the race and she gives you her heart and soul every time she goes around and that is all you can ask of her."
Cosmic Endeavour beat stablemate Driefontein in the Dane Ripper Stakes and the pair are set to clash again in the Tattersall's Tiara.
Stable foreman Mark Newnham said that Cosmic Endeavour had continued to improve throughout the Autumn and Winter and is shaping as a high quality Spring Carnival mare with the Group 1 $500,000 Myer Classic (1600m) at Flemington on November 1 a likely target.
"Cosmic Endeavour has shown right through the Sydney Carnival that she is going to make a top mare and she is producing now," Newnham said.
"When she gets good tracks, she just has that little bit better turn-of-foot; even though she has been able to win on soft ground, she is just a couple of lengths better on the better tracks.
"She could develop into a mare that could run in the better races like the Myer over the Spring Carnival."
The Tattersall's Tiara is developing into a hotly contested Group 1 for the fillies and the mares with all first six placegetters of the Dane Ripper Stakes in the early nominations.
Also nominated are the Chris Waller trio of Red Tracer, Catkins and She's Clean as well as Group 1 winner Steps In Time and Stradbroke Handicap third placegetter Srikandi.
Srikandi and Red Tracer are both coming off a run in the Group 1 $1.36m AAMI Stradbroke Handicap (1400m) at Eagle Farm on June 7 where Srikandi finished third to River Lad and Temple Of Boom while Waller's mare came home in tenth spot.
Catkins looks set to take her place in the field after recovering from a minor leg injury that kept her out of the Dane Ripper Stakes while She's Clean will be stepping up dramatically in class after finishing fifth to Ellawisdom in the Listed $100,000 Channel Seven Bright Shadow Handicap (1200m) at Eagle Farm on May 31.
While Steps In Time will be having her first start since running thirteenth to Lankan Rupee in the Group 1 $2.5m Darley T J Smith Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on April 12 but has been tuned up with an 800m Warwick Farm barrier win on June 13.


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Unless they devise a means to do so through a Smartphone for example, that simply comes back with a 'Yay' or 'Nay', I see no other means by which it could happen.
I really have no problem doing the sale at an FFL, and I'm sure some would welcome the flood of $10/$20 transactions that would inevitably happen.
"Why do you need more than 10 rounds? What are you going to do with and assualt rifle anyways?"
My response:
"Why do you need a multiple purse's?"
"Well not all purses are comfortable in all occasions. Some fit the situation better than others"
"Exactly. You have your reasons for "needing" multiple purse's, I have my reasons for "needing" 10 plus rounds and an AR. Regardless if you think I need an AR or I think you need a Louis Voutton(sp?) purse's, the gov't shouldn't be telling us what we do and don't need."
"Ohh..... yeah guess not"
How wil this affect law enforcement officers? We carry 46 rounds of .40 cal at a time. 90 rounds of .223. On duty.
If my rifle is personally owned but department inspected and maintained then what? 10 round mags for personal practice and 20-30 rounders for duty?
My and my wife's doctors both know we carry guns, and teach classes. We have been to their home and carried while doing so. For most people I think my above response would be appropriate, but since my doc. will never ask, I guess I won't ask him either. :rofl:
A few thoughts here.
1. 17 does NOT violate Dr. patient confidentiality. There are already laws on the books in every state that make all healthcare workers mandated reporters. In most states, clergy are mandated reporters as well. What that means (though it's a little different in each state), is that if someone is suicidal, or if they are going to commit a crime, the mandated reporter MUST inform the proper authorities. This is a reaffirmation of a law already on the books.
2. CDC research is offbase because guns and gun violence is NOT a disease and as such, there is no mandate for the Center for Disease Control to research it.
3. No where in these statements does it mention "gun registration." If we start yelling and screaming about gun registration out of this set of proposals, all it will do is make us look like we're reactionary, and that will turn the average person against us because they will not want to side with reactionaries. Sure, we can argue that his proposal is reactionary, but it's a lost argument on the average person.
4. If a doc. asks me if I have a gun in my house, my answer to him is that I make it a point not to tell anyone anything I have in my home.
5. This could have been a whole lot worse. I think the NRA and us gunowners should focus on the issue of doctors trying to teach gun control and asking about it. Also push on what is meant by doing checks on weapons seized before they are returned. Make the president spend his political capital on these issues and he won't have enough for pushing gun control through the house and senate.
On a side note: Check your state laws before getting all up in arms about a traffic stop equaling losing your weapon for a year. That's fallacious at best and could very well be illegal for that to happen. For instance, in my state, it is mandated by law that the weapon cannot be taken from a person except during a stop, and must be returned at the end of the stop.
Let's be LOGICAL and engage reason here before we react, or we will end up looking just as silly as those who are reactionary and want to ban all guns.
All in one spot:
- Preventing Gun Violence, at whitehouse.gov: Now is the time to do something about gun violence.
- which includes a PDF document of the plan: Now Is The Time -- The President's plan to protect our children and our communities by reducing gun violence, Jan 16 2013 (wh.gov/now-is-the-time).
- List of executive actions planned as part of push (though no specific executive actions are identified beyond the intended plan to take these steps): List of Exec Actions Obama Plans to Take.
The minute we let others, especially politicians, decide that we do not need things that we have a right to, we lose.
These EO's attack freedom and overshadow the Second Amendment.
There are other expansive government actions under the category of, "Know-what's-best-for-you" down to the state level where the feds already encroach.
Several orders involve what a free society calls, "doctors", but what are increasingly slaves by the socialist name of, "health care provider" with attempts to define ACA with a view toward the current agenda. I want to see doctors stand up for freedom and not be accolytes of gun control. We need more Ron Pauls.
Lastly, there seems to be some consideration of criminalizing the owner of record of a lost or stolen gun.
A lot of these are creepy and possible only with the relatively new mass storage technology. Does every market revolution precipitate socialist and expansive government as did the Industrial Revolution? I say, "Hell no!".
I apologize in advance for not reading every post in this thread before replying so if I'm beating a dead horse, forgive me. But...
I read several comments stating something to the effect of, "Well, that's not too bad". To that I say yea, it's much worse than that.
If this....
"Direct the Attorney General to review categories of individuals prohibited from having a gun to make sure dangerous people are not slipping through the cracks."
doesn't scare the crap out of you, I don't know what will. Exactly who is the esteemed AG going to deem "dangerous" and thereby prohibit from having guns?


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Every Friday afternoon we sum up the week's best posts from New Demographic's various projects. But since I fell behind during the holidays, this post will include about two and a half weeks worth of items. Here we go!
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- Episode 52: Carmen is joined by guest co-host Kristen Chase in this episode. They discuss reclaiming the term "racist," the new film Apocalypto, a study finding black women missing from bridal magazines, and the Rosie O'Donnell ching chong gate.
- Episode 53: Carmen interviews Kenneth Arroyo Roldan, author of Minority Rules: Turn Your Ethnicity Into a Competitive Edge about race in the workplace and how people of color can get ahead in corporate America.
- Episode 54: Carmen is joined by guest co-host Jennifer Fang in this episode. Jennifer and Carmen discuss Yul Kwon's win on Survivor, as well as the Asian Pacific American Media Coalition recent report card on television diversity.
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- James Kim: a real hero and a real man: Race was never discussed in the media coverage of the Kim family's disappearance, but the pictures spoke loud and clear. And to those of us from mixed families, it was a powerful affirmation to see a reflection of our own families in the Kims.
- Careful the things we say – and don't say: I remember the way I would wince – though not understanding why – when we referred to Asian people as Orientals. I remember the way I felt when I was told that in some ways, Orientals could pass as white. I felt relieved, and hopeful that maybe I could overcome my skin color after all.
- Columnist intro: Sue: Of course we have to consider other issues that never quite make it into the trendiest pregnancy guides. I'm biracial, of African-American/Bermudan and European-American descent. My husband is Puerto Rican, of undefined-mixed-with-everything descent. 3 continents, 3 arbitrary U.S. "race" categories 7 traceable ethnicities.
- Reflection: Each little baby step towards emerging from that cocoon as a Korean person was met with resistance. I have often felt that I've had to pretend to be "someone else for all time" to make others happy. And if I stopped pretending? Then I was being a bad daughter. I was hurting my adoptive parents feelings. See, it was all about them. About protecting them. My feelings weren't supposed to matter.
- Columnist intro: Meera: Having grown up in an affluent Philadelphia suburb, I've encountered my fair share of prejudice. Most often, it was simply things I overheard – like my third grade teacher and the elementary school principal whispering terms like "spics" and "slants" while trying to get a headcount of the minorities in the room. Or my parents mumbling about how our new neighbors put a big, black and yellow FOR SALE sign up when they learned that a black family (ours) was moving in and were worried the neighborhood was "turning".
- Little pitchers have big ears: And then it happens. The discussion turns ugly. Grandma begins to talk about all the problems with the "Black folk" in her neighborhood. Grandpa talks about how he refuses to go to the "Jap" dentist in his small town, because he fought the "Japs" in WWII.
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- The nanny wars: She told me I could recognize her by her grey trenchcoat and that her hair would be in a bun. But I never got to tell her what color Mimi Maternity tank top I'd be wearing, because as soon as I began describing myself as black, she screamed "FIRE!" and hung up the phone. Okay, not exactly "FIRE!" But she hung up quickly and never called me back.
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- The Office: all Asians look alike: As a big fan of the show, I was interested by the previews for the episode which seemed to include a joke about two Asian women looking alike. So would "The Office," a show known for being ironic and clever and in-the-know, be putting their satirical spin on the old stereotype? To my disappointment, they didn't. In fact, in my personal opinion, one can argue that the show just played with the stereotype for laughs.
- Trend alert: Ask a [Member of Ethnic Group] columns: We all remember Paul Mooney's Ask a Black Dude segments on The Chappelle Show. But have you checked out Seattle Weekly's Ask a Mexican columns?
- Has Russell Simmons become a paid mouthpiece for the diamond industry? Apparently, part of this spin campaign has been to recruit Russell Simmons, of all people, to send out the message that the diamond industry isn't really that exploitative. The Diamond Information Center, which is basically De Beers' marketing and PR arm, sent Simmons and his entourage on an all-expenses paid trip to Africa.
- Authority decides that Virgin Trains commercial is not racist to Native Americans: In the ad, stereotypical savages on horseback attack a train but – silly savages! – they don't realise it's not the old-fashioned kind they can leap onto from the saddle. They slide down the metal sides of the train and fall off! Ho ho ho!
- The 5 most fascinating Asian male TV characters right now: It's actually been a great year for Asian men on TV. And it goes way beyond Yul winning Survivor — there have been some really terrific characters on TV shows played by Asian men.
- Video from The Charlatans UK: Asian woman sells body to support white boyfriend: The archetype of the eager to please Asian woman doing anything for her charmingly reckless white suitor has become a celebrated ideal of oriental romanticism.
- Oprah: inner-city kids want iPods and sneakers, not education: All of us, regardless of our income/wealth level, spend money on things that we really can't afford. We all aspire to own objects that are out of our reach. This is not some kind of "inner city mentality." It's a mindset that we all buy into, pun intended. Also, don't we all go for the instant gratification over the long-term gratification?
- Whoop that waif: Black Snake Moan: It looks like Sam Jackson will be playing the time-honored role of The Magic Negro, saving waifish white Christina Ricci from her own sexual demons. Even if he has to chain her up in his kitchen.
- On The Pursuit of Happyness: Just the fact that a drama starring black characters that aren't cooning it up or shooting eachother up could make it to number one is enough to have me bringing the Kleenex to the multiplex. I'm so tired of the maudlin Soul Food wannabees and the buffoonish Soul Plane regurgitations make me hurl.


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Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford has distinguished himself among this year's NFL draft class with an exemplary 38 on the Wonderlic test. As for the incoming pass catchers, not so much. (Photo by John Bazemore/AP)
This year's receiving crop appears to have struggled with the Wonderlic. The test uses 50 questions that must be answered in 12 minutes to measure problem-solving abilities.
According to Dan Pompeii of the Chicago Tribune, Michael Crabtree of Texas Tech scored 15, Darrius Heyward-Bey of Maryland scored 14, Percy Harvin of Florida scored 12 and Hakeem Nicks of North Carolina lagged home with an 11. The preferred score for wideouts is generally 18 or higher.
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Billy and Ali, ten-year old twins, are running for their lives. In book 2 of the Algae Voices of Azule series, the twins will use their psychic powers to wave their brother from torment and certain death, freeing him from the Voices, but also defeating one of President Macab's brutal Inquisitors in the process; both accomplishments thought to be impossible. Now, Macab wants to catch the twins and their family, and torture them until he learns how they defeated the Voices and his Inquisitor attack dog. The entire military will be mobilized to find Billy and Ali, but more terrifying, Macab will aim his Inquisitors at the twins and they will do anything to catch their prey. The family will have to flee and hide from the forces of President Macab's machine of oppression as they are chased across Azule City and into the wild Outlands, where terrors far worse than Inquisitors reside. Their family will try to put together the pieces of their shattered lives as they run from the forces that seek to destroy them. In the end, one of them will have to consider the ultimate sacrifice in order to keep loved ones safe.
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I'm still trying to make sense of last week's Lost premiere (I think the ankh/hourglass/baptism threw me the most), but it's already Tuesday again! If you need help catching up, read last week's top 10 Lost comments. You also still have a few hours to watch "LA X" one more time ...
Tonight I'll be enjoying Lost from the comfort of my couch. Expect another lively post-show discussion right here as soon as it ends.
In the meantime, I wanted to share a few reader photos. First up, remember Pop reader Giancarlo R. (ciudadpop)? He's the fan who wanted to throw the first-ever Lost party in Peru. Well, he did it, and he says more than 20 Peruvians showed up for "an incredible experience."
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Giancarlo posted this list of rules for partygoers while they watched the premiere. Who can translate? (I see one rule refers to spoilers -- those are frowned upon worldwide.)
And finally, what's a Lost event without the Dharma chela?
Pop reader Shanessa M. in Hobbs, N.M., also threw a big Lost costume/viewing party last week. She said her friend Sarah won a prize for dressing as the Smoke Monster, though I'm thinking this getup might've become cumbersome by the end of the evening:
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The most anticipated event of the year for many in the healthcare community, the MHA Annual Membership Meeting, is held on Mackinac Island each summer. Designed for the entire MHA family, the MHA Annual Membership Meeting provides the setting for healthcare leaders from across the state to learn, network and celebrate the accomplishments of Michigan hospitals.
The 2017 Annual Membership Meeting will focus on spearheading positive change in a time of disruption. Join us June 28-30 as we discuss the future of the ACA and Michigan leaders' efforts to ensure continued access to benefits and safe, quality care for Michigan patients.
As the future of the ACA is discussed, the meaning of reform and the questions that arise must be considered. Michigan hospitals work every day to deliver quality care to the communities they serve, and the Annual Membership Meeting is your opportunity to collaborate and discuss innovative approaches to care.
"It literally is the one time where you have the entire hospital community for the state of Michigan in one place."
The event draws hundreds of healthcare executives from across the state to learn from each other and our speakers, who represent leaders from across the country.
"We've just enjoyed it for many years, and it's a great location, top-notch speakers and a great program."
The Annual Membership Meeting also features a unique combination of networking opportunities, professional development and fun for the whole family. From golf, to wine tours to a carnival, there is something for everyone during your time with us.
"For me, this is more like coming to a family reunion than a business networking event."
See highlights from the 2016 Annual Membership meeting on Storify and in our photo album on Facebook.
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Wednesday, June 28
9 a.m.
MHA Board of Trustees Meeting
10 a.m. - 6:15 p.m.
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3 - 4:30 p.m.
Ice Cream Social
6 - 7 p.m.
Cocktail Reception
6 - 10 p.m.
Children's Dinner and Parties (ages 3-14)
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7 - 8:15 a.m.
ACHE Annual State Membership Meeting and Breakfast
7:30 - 11 a.m.
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8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Spencer C. Johnson Health Policy Lecture
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Children's Programs (ages 3-14)
9:30 - 10:15 a.m.
Call to Order: MHA House of Delegates (Members Only) and Awards Ceremony
9:30 - 11 a.m.
Spouse/Guest Program
10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
General Session
11:30 a.m.
Recess: MHA House of Delegates, Grand Buffet Luncheon
12:30 – 12:45 p.m.
Links Fore Health Golf Tournament Begins (staggered start times)
1 - 2:30 p.m.
Family Event
6 - 7 p.m.
Cocktail Reception
6 - 10 p.m.
Children's Dinner and Parties (ages 3-14)
7 - 9 p.m.
MHA Annual Banquet
9 - 10 p.m.
Awards Reception
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8:30 - 9:45 a.m.
Government Relations Breakfast
10 - 10:15 a.m.
Inaugural Remarks of the New Chair
10:15 - 11:15 a.m.
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11:15 a.m.
Redefining Boundaries
Spencer C. Johnson Health Policy Lecture • Thursday, June 29 • 8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
The Geisinger Health System is widely cited by politicians, policymakers and health researchers as an outstanding example of a fully integrated health delivery model that provides better care while saving money. The system serves 3 million people of diverse ages, ethnicity and socioeconomic backgrounds who live in central, southcentral and northeastern Pennsylvania, and also in southern New Jersey at AtlantiCare. Over the years, Geisinger has instituted a flat fee for certain surgeries and procedures, including follow-up care; a physician-led and team-delivered approach to providing that care; and a sophisticated electronic health record system to coordinate care throughout its 12 hospital campuses and a 45-county network of primary care clinics.
How did Geisinger Health System achieve this remarkable success? Glenn Steele, MD, PhD, who served as president and chief executive officer at Geisinger Health System for nearly 15 years, will outline the passion and persistence that drove value and created excellence and explain how others can replicate its model for behavior and strategy
Healthcare: A Nation Divided, Many Challenges and No Simple Answers
General Session • Thursday, June 29 • 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
For healthcare sector watchers, the hours-long confirmation hearing for Tom Price, MD, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services secretary, disclosed several themes likely to mark the new administration's approach to its health policies, including each party contrasting the other's message. The political debate surrounding the distinction between access and actual coverage, insurance affordability and subsidies, and increased versus reduced regulation will do little to help those who will be affected — providers, who were scarcely mentioned in the hearing; states, which will shoulder more of the responsibility for the new normal; and individuals newly insured through the Affordable Care Act, who are anxious.
Paul Keckley, PhD, managing editor of The Keckley Report, healthcare researcher and widely known industry expert, will discuss common themes emerging from the Republicans' efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act and outline congressional priorities relating to quality, affordability, access, value and cost.
The Buried Life: Six Steps to Crossing Anything off Your List
Closing Session • Friday, June 30 • 10:15 - 11:15 a.m.
Like typical college students, Ben Nemtin and his friends Dave Lingwood, Duncan Penn and Jonnie Penn craved more excitement than what their daily lives offered. Unlike typical college students, the foursome committed to expanding outside of the monotony and to achieving items on their list of "100 things to do before you die," including everything from riding a bull to helping to deliver a baby. Their quest also included helping a stranger with something on their list for every item the group accomplished. Since first venturing out in 2006 as The Buried Life, with a secondhand video camera and a rented RV, Nemtin and friends have inspired and helped people around the world to achieve their own goals.
What started out as a two-week journey to see how many items they could check off their list has become a popular TV show and an inspiring movement that encourages individuals to realize their dreams and help others in the process. With lessons learned from achieving his own goals and helping others with theirs, Nemtin will deliver a perspective that inspires you to dream big, accomplish objectives and identify ways to help others.
Thursday, June 29 • 9:30 - 11 a.m.
Wine has been studied extensively over many years, resulting in impressive findings suggesting it may promote a longer lifespan, protect against certain cancers, improve mental health and provide benefits to the heart. If you are enthusiastic about wine, this program is for you! The Grand Hotel sommelier will discuss the basics of wine, introduce you to different varieties and help you identify your favorite; then you will blend your own bottle of wine to take with you. Class size is limited and registration will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis.
Thursday, June 29 • 7 - 8:15 a.m.
Join American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE) members and healthcare colleagues for an exclusive update from ACHE Gov. David Schreiner, FACHE. Schreiner will provide a brief overview of the dynamic healthcare environment, the ACHE's strategic plan, how healthcare executives can lead and improve health for all, and examples of unique organizational journeys. You must be preregistered to attend this session. There is an additional fee. The MHA Health Foundation is authorized to award 1 hour of pre-approved Category II (non-ACHE) continuing education credit for this program toward advancement or recertification in the American College of Healthcare Executives. Participants in this program wishing to have the continuing education hours applied toward Category II credit should list their attendance when applying for advancement or recertification in ACHE.
Thursday, June 29
Proceeds from the Links Fore Health golf outing help underwrite the MHA Health Foundation and its Ludwig Community Benefit Award, which recognize the programs and services Michigan hospitals provide at low or no cost to improve the quality of health and life.
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Children under age 18 must golf with a parent.
To register, complete the Links Fore Health portion of the registration form and include the outing fee with your registration materials. Register individually or in pairs, and we'll assign you to a group of four. (Registration fee is less than market value and cannot be considered a charitable donation.)
June 28 - 29
Kids' activities are designed to be age appropriate and are packed with entertainment, crafts, movies, food and fun! Evening programs include a meal, activities, games and a movie. Day programs include activities and snacks.
Children must be registered for the full meeting and all activities in which they wish to participate. Preregister online or with the form included with this brochure. If children are not registered prior to arrival on the Island, they may do so in the Welcome Area in the Grand Hotel on Wednesday and Thursday.
Note to parents: Dinner and refreshments are included with all evening events. Children not staying in the Grand Hotel must purchase a dinner ticket at the hotel's front desk. Children ages 3-14 are appropriate for participation in the MHA children's programs.
Annual Meeting App
With the MHA's mobile meeting app, you can get real-time information on your smart phone or tablet. This service is sponsored by the Michigan Association of Nurse Anesthetists.
2017 Annual Meeting App
Spouse/Guest Fee
Spouses and guests of paid registrants are invited to attend any or all of the general sessions. Guests include children ages 18 and older and others who are not employees, governing board members or medical staff of registering organizations.
All spouses and guests must pay the registration fee. You must be preregistered for the guest program.
Ferry Service
A special discount is available for the guest of the MHA to Mackinac Island via Shepler's Ferry, the MHA's preferred ferry service for the MHA Annual Meeting. Special Price of $19 per adult and $10 per child for round trip ticket only. Online Promotion Code: MHA2017. Free Daily and Overnight parking is available. For more information, visit Shepler's Ferry online or call (800) 828-6157.
The Mackinaw City Dock is located at 556 E. Central Avenue, Mackinaw City, MI 49701
Casual dress is encouraged during the day, with business or semiformal attire reserved for after 6 p.m. Children may be in casual dress if attending the MHA children's programs.
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Whether you are attending in-person or not, you can take part in the crucial conversations happening at the MHA Annual Membership Meeting among healthcare leaders in Michigan and beyond! Join or follow the conversation on social media using the hashtag #MHAannual. Be sure to also follow the MHA on social media for regular updates on MHA initiatives, meetings and conferences, as well as health policy updates, hospital stories and other health news.
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The women in Jay McCassey's life joke that he was born with an 'S' on his chest. Strong and always in control, he guards those he loves with unshakable strength. A shy, quiet farm girl, Sadie lost her heart to Jay when she was ten years old. Without the confidence to express her feelings, she resigns herself to loving the wildly popular member of the notorious McCassey family from afar. Although one night's events link them together forever, it isn't until Sadie's desperate and alone—and in trouble—that she gathers enough courage to go to Jay with the truth...a truth he initially refuses to accept. Jay's prepared to protect Sadie any way he can, but she knows he's in danger, too. When her attempt to save him before he can save her backfires, the risk he takes to rescue her could end their story before it has a chance to begin.
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