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Staff is rude. Jessica needs to be trained on people skills.
The company i work for, recently changed insurance plans & with that change, came an "in-network" hospital change, as well. I was furious, at first because I have been going to Dr. Sean (as I call him) for the last 6 years. It took me a long time to find a healthcare provider that not only listened to his patients, but also administered quality care. When I called Dr. Pfeffer's office to inquire about my new health insurance, I was pleasantly surprised to find out that , although the hospital facilities that my new plan requires me to visit, he is affiliated with both, Freeman and Mercy, but he is considered "independent," which means that he accepts Medicare patients, tons and tons of various insurance plans, both private and group, Medicaid patients, cash-only, and flex plan patients, as well. So, what does this mean? My insurance can change, my hospital of choice may change, but my doctor of choice, will remain intact. Dr. Sean will get keep on seeing this old mug.
I am relatively young. I had bee noticing how heavy my chest always seems 2 feel. It feels like there is a brick lying on my chest at all times. Dr Pfeffer was concerned bc I am young. We talked about stresses in my life, family history of heart problems...nothing unusual or big came 2 mind. He wanted 2 run some tests, basically, 2 rule out that this heavy, short of breath feeling wasnt due to stress or anxiety. After several tests & the wearing of a heart monitor, Dr Pfeffer feared I was, possibly, having some heart problems. After mtg with a specialist , heart surgery was indeed the plan of action. Dr Pfeffer & his team informed me of results, guidance & feedback. The specialist in Joplin said this is beyond what we can do, here in Joplin. So, I was referred St Louis. It's been a long process, but now, after 2 heart surgeries, I feel like my quality of life is being restored!!i can run to my daughter & pick her, & not feel like I'm going 2 pass out, or even worse, die.
Terrible physician. A a result of his misdiagnosis, I am now a stage 4 prostate cancer patient. Had he actually checked me the right way, I could have been cancer free. Avoid him like the plague.
Have been seeing this dr for years. He is good Christian man. Not only does he take care of me, regarding the purpose of my visit, but he will also recommend screenings that I need to be having done. Even though I don't like doing all the extra stuff, I'm greatfull that someone is watching out for me. I'm not to good at that stuff. I even got him laughing at my last visit. He is a good one. And, so are the pretty lady's that work there. Their smiles always makes me feel better.
I have had the pleasure of receiving service, from both, Dr Pfeffer, & the nurse practitioner, Molly Shifferd. I feel comfort in knowing, both providers are superb. It's great to know that, any time I need medical assistance, I can have my needs met with either provider. And because of my experiences, with both, I also have gotten to know the staff well too. As a matter of fact, I use to go to Freeman to have my labs drawn because the previous blood drawers at Dr Pfeffer's office could never stick me. Now, Chrislyn draws my blood, & she always gets me on the 1st try. The staff & schedulers are always kind and helpful. I appreciate the way they return my phone calls quickly.
Really liked the Doc!!
I was happy with my experience at Joplin Primary Care. My referrals were taken of promptly by chrisalyn; dr Pfeffer asked me several questions, & seemed to really listen & understand my needs; & Juanita explained everything I Mende to know, regarding dr Pfeffer's next step plans.
The one thing that stop out to me was that Dr Pfeffer, generally, likes people. &, he's available, even if he's not at the office. Last Wednesday I had some questions. He had already left office bc hepromised his son he would his pterodactyl!! He called back n2 office after the staff notified him of their concerns. A, the was the day before thanksgiving.
I felt like my health is important to Dr Pfeffer & those who work with him at Joplin Primary Care. I feel more educated & better understood, after each visit. I'm glad that my Dr is not going anywhere. I was worried that he might go to Mercy & Freeman doctors are in my network. I didn't realize that he services BOTH, Freeman & Mercy networks. So, as Mercy takes over Joplin, my doctor will not be changing. A provider & establishment to call mine. I value this...& so does my family.
i was impressed with my entire visit to dr sean pfeffer. every time i enter the facility, i am greeted & am asked, how are you doing? then, i head back to see doc. juanita is a friendly. hispanic face, that takes my vitals, & listens to me. next, i see doc. i have been seeing this man, for years. i know he is thorough, direct, & genuinely cares about my well-being. i like to know exactly what i am going to get with my visits. & with dr. pfeffer, i know exactly how my visit is going to be. as i leave, not only are my questions answered, but any referrals, or follow-ups are taken care of, for me. at checkout, i am treated with the same kindness & care. i feel safe & cared about by everyone at joplin primary care.
My first and last time seeing this idiot!He never even assessed me. The only thing he did was go strait to the computer and read what the nurse aid wrote down. He NEVER once LISTENED TO ME. He just sat and read the computer.DO NOT GO TO THIS IDIOT FOR ANY REASON!
Wish I had more time with the doctor; however, like getting into see him, easily.
Your office staff is horrid. Jenny is rude to your patients in person and over the phone. She refuses to let people finish a sentence. She is disrespectful and has no concept of customer service. When we called about an issue she denied it ever happened. Im sorry but we are discontinuing our patient relationship with you due to your insipid, inept and (misplaced) self-important office staff. Jenny actually said that we (your office) cant make just one patient important. We are changing to a doctor that makes us feel individually important.
I saw Dr. Pfeffer when he was in FL and he was extremely thorough and pleasant.He seemed to be extremely well trained and it took me a while to find a similar Dr. after he left the state.I can highly recommend him as a caring and knowledgeable Dr.


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2016-07 Lamberts Castle
Jul 17, 2016
Photos: 12
2016-07 Austrian Countryside
Jun 30, 2016
Photos: 35
2015-10 Sandford
Oct 26, 2015
Photos: 40
2015-10 BTCC Brands Hatch
Oct 12, 2015
Photos: 92
2015-10 London
Oct 4, 2015
Photos: 36
2015-09 Bridport Hat Festival
2015 Bridport Hat Festival
Sep 5, 2015
2015-08 Dawlish Air Show
Aug 23, 2015
Photos: 67
2015-06 Goodwood FoS Friday
Friday at the 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Jun 26, 2015
Photos: 90
2015-06 Allington Hill
Jun 23, 2015
Photos: 29
2014-11 London
Nov 2, 2014
Photos: 21
2014-03 Classic Team Lotus, Norwich and Great Yarmouth
A visit to Classic Team Lotus, and a bit of a look around Norwich and Great Yarmouth.
Mar 13, 2014
Photos: 62
2013-10-13 BTCC Brands Hatch
A very wet BTCC meeting at Brands Hatch, where my camera stopped working after the Clio race and my phone stopped after the Formula Fords. Still fun!
Oct 13, 2013
Photos: 45
2013-08-26 Montacute TV Radio and Toy Museum
TV, Radio & Toy Museum, Montacute, Somerset
Aug 26, 2013
Photos: 91
2013-08-19 Exeter Double Locks and Quay
Lunch at the Double Locks pub near Exeter and taking a boat from there to Exeter Quay.
Aug 19, 2013
Photos: 31
2013-08-18 Torchlight Procession
The annual Torchlight Procession from Bridport to West Bay.
Aug 18, 2013
Photos: 28
2013-08-17 Bridport Carnival
Bridport Carnival 2013
Aug 17, 2013
Photos: 34
2013-07-21 July - Eype Beach
A Sunday evening on Eype beach with Mum, Malcolm, Kerryn & Dave
Jul 21, 2013
Photos: 27
2013-07-1520 July - Devon holiday
Holiday in Devon with Dad, Denise, Celine, Kerryn & Dave. July 15th to 20th, 2013.
Jul 15, 2013
Photos: 136
2013-07 Kerryn and Dave Welcome Home Xmas Birthday Bash
Kerryn & Dave welcome home summer garden party 2nd Christmas & 2nd Birthday Bash
Jul 13, 2013
Photos: 44
2013-07 July
July 2013 - Kerryn comes home
Jul 6, 2013
2013-05 May
May 6, 2013
2013-04 April
West Bay - home of Broadchurch!
Apr 29, 2013
Photos: 51
2013-04 WEC Silverstone (Sunday)
FIA World Endurance Championship Silverstone 6 Hours
Apr 14, 2013
Photos: 171
2013-04 WEC ELMS F3 Silverstone (Saturday)
European Le Mans Series qualifying and race, FIA World Endurance Championship qualifying, FIA F3 Europe race.
Apr 13, 2013
Photos: 103
2013-03 March
March 2013 - London
Mar 1, 2013
2013-01 January
Jan 13, 2013
Photos: 11
2012-12 December
Dec 25, 2012
Photos: 43
2012-10 BTCC Silverstone
British Touring Car Championship and supports, Silverstone 'National' (short) circuit, Sunday 7th October 2012
Oct 7, 2012
Photos: 102
2012-09 London 2012 Paralympics
London 2012 Paralympic Games!
A cable car across the Thames, a day pass at the ExCel Arena followed by an amazing night at the Stadium, then the next day off to Brands Hatch to see Alex Zanardi race his handcycle.
Sep 6, 2012
Photos: 228
2012-08 WEC Silverstone 6 Hours
Silverstone 6 Hours, a round of the 2012 FIA World Endurance Championship for cars running to Le Mans rules.
Aug 26, 2012
Photos: 119
2012-08 Bridport Carnival
Bridport Carnival 2012
Aug 18, 2012
Photos: 20
2012-0708 London 2012 Olympics
Visiting places which held the Olympics!
July 24: Weymouth pre-Games;
July 25: Cardiff Millennium Stadium for Olympic Women's Football (2 games);
July 26-27 and August 7: London;
Jul 25, 2012
Photos: 230
Profile Photos
Album for profile photos
Jul 15, 2012
Photos: 3
2012-07 Vigo, Galicia, Spain
Photos from my holiday in Galicia to visit Kerryn & Dave before the go away travelling! I was based in Vigo but also visited Santiago de Compostela, the Cies Islands and Cangas.
Jul 12, 2012
Photos: 258
2012-07 July
Jul 7, 2012
Photos: 74
2012-07 Goodwood FOS Saturday
Jun 30, 2012
Photos: 174
2012-06 June
A summer's walk around the seafronts of Charmouth and Lyme Regis.
Jun 19, 2012
Photos: 73
2012-05 May
May 12, 2012
2012-04 April
Apr 30, 2012
2012-04 BTCC Brands Hatch
Apr 1, 2012
Photos: 132
2012-03 March
Mar 19, 2012
2012-02 February
Feb 4, 2012
Photos: 50
2012-01 January
Photos taken on camera adventures in January 2012.
Jan 8, 2012
Photos: 52
2011 Christmas & New Year
I got a Nikon D3000 for Christmas, and here are some of the first shots from it!
A few at Dad's on the 25th, then a visit to West Bay on the 28th with my sister Kerryn, followed by a walk around Beaminster with Kerryn, Celine, Dave and Eliot.
Dec 28, 2011
2011 Copenhagen
Visting Gavin and Marianne in Copenhagen!
7-9 Oct 2011
Oct 8, 2011
2011 Goodwood Revival
2011 Goodwood Revival
Sadly I ran out of camera batteries a couple of hours before the end of the day!
Sep 18, 2011
2011 Silverstone 6 Hours
A visit to the AUTOSPORT 6 Hours of Silverstone.
A wide variety of different cars, many of which raced at Le Mans, in an endurance race around the GP track.
A round of the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup and the Le Mans Series.
Sep 11, 2011
Photos: 93
2011 Silverstone World Series by Renault
A nice relaxing day at the World Series by Renault at Silverstone.
Aug 21, 2011
2011 Goodwood FOS Saturday
Jul 2, 2011
Photos: 97
2011 Goodwood FOS Friday
Friday at the 2011 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Jul 1, 2011
Photos: 104
2011 Donington Historic
A visit to the first Donington Historic, hopefully the first of many!
May 1, 2011
Photos: 189
2010 LMS Silverstone 1000km
AUTOSPORT 1000km of Silverstone
Le Mans Series
46 cars in 4 classes!
Sep 12, 2010
Photos: 157
2010 Belgian Grand Prix - Sunday
Race day! I'd already taken lots of shots of cars on the previous days so I decided to sit back and enjoy the race rather than spend it taking pics. This album mostly shows the post-race track invasion!
Aug 29, 2010
2010 Belgian Grand Prix - Saturday
Saturday at the Belgian GP for F1 qualifying and the GP2 main race. Thankfully a much drier day generally!
Aug 28, 2010
2010 Belgian Grand Prix - Friday
Friday at the Belgian GP was one of the wettest days I have ever seen, and there was no cover all day! Great viewing areas made it worth it. F1 practice, GP2 qualifying, FBMW practice.
Aug 27, 2010
Photos: 63
2010 Belgian Grand Prix - Thursday
Thursday of the Belgian GP weekend. We drove from London to Spa and caught the end of the pit walkabout.
Aug 26, 2010
2010 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010
Jul 4, 2010
Photos: 122
2010 FIA GT Silverstone
FIA GT1 World Championship at Silverstone, with British F3 supporting.
Some of these are videos.
May 2, 2010
Photos: 80
2010 Vigo, Spain
Mar 18, 2010
Photos: 170
2010 Autosport International
Pics of variable quality from the Autosport International show at the N.E.C in Birmingham
Jan 16, 2010
2009 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2009
Jul 5, 2009
Photos: 319
2009 Sidepodscience
A visit to the F1 exhibition at the Science Museum with Sidepodcast.com
Apr 15, 2009
Photos: 42
2008 BTCC Silverstone
British Touring Cars in the wet at Silverstone
Aug 31, 2008
Photos: 124
2008 Radiohead London
Radiohead and Bat For Lashes, Victoria Park, London
Jun 25, 2008
Photos: 19
2008 Montpellier etc
Holiday in France
May 27, 2008
Photos: 37
2007 Race of Champions at Wembley
16 top drivers from around the world converge on a purpose-built track inside Wembley Stadium, to race identical cars and find the best driver in the world.
Dec 16, 2007
2007 BTCC Thruxton
My third BTCC event at Thruxton, the first of two visits by the BTCC this year (I did not attend the second).
May 6, 2007
Photos: 107
2007 Castle Combe Historics
My first visit to Castle Combe, for the classic & historic GT and touring cars, as well as the local series for modern saloons and sports racers. Fantastic afternoon - yes they fit all this into just an afternoon!
Apr 9, 2007
Photos: 123
2007 Tower of London, etc.
A visit to London including the Tower, and Big Ben. This was mainly another camera test.
Feb 22, 2007
Photos: 24
2007 West Bay
February 2007, West Bay, Dorset. This was the first test of my new camera, the Sony Cybershot DSC500. The weather wasn't fantastic but it was good learning session.
Feb 20, 2007
Photos: 41
2006 Yeovilton Air Day
Taken from the end of the runway at Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton, during their annual Air Day. I avoid the fee and got much closer than those who paid it!
Jul 8, 2006
2006 BTCC Thruxton
Another British Touring Car Championship event, this was my first race meeting at Thruxton since 1998.
Jun 4, 2006
Photos: 79
2005 A1GP Brands Hatch
This was the inaugural race of the A1 Grand Prix of Nations, the World Cup of Motorsport, held at Brands Hatch in September 2005.
Sep 25, 2005
Photos: 71
2005 BTCC Knockhill
British Touring Cars at Knockhill, Fife, Scotland - on a VERY wet and windy day.
Aug 28, 2005
2005 Red Bull @ Silverstone test day
Attending an F1 test session as a guest of Red Bull Racing. I had a very dodgy stomach hence very few pics between toilet breaks! It prevented me from fully appreciating the speed and power of these cars.
Jun 16, 2005
2005 Dundee
A few pics of Dundee and the surrounding area, from when I was living there. Its nuts that it was two years ago..
Apr 4, 2005
2004 BTCC Donington Park
Another visit to Donington Park for the BTCC - with a better camera this time!
Sep 26, 2004
Photos: 69
2004 F1 in Regent Street (and London Eye)
F1 cars come to Regent Street, London. Unfortunately I didn't see anything because of the number of people! Good shots from the Eye though...
Jul 6, 2004
2004 Autosport International
Another visit to the Autosport show. Just a few pics this time, of the live show and of the Ferrari exhibition.
Jan 8, 2004
2003 Goodwood Festival of Speed
My second visit to the Festival and another excellent day.
Jul 12, 2003
Photos: 127
2003 Monaco Grand Prix
Monaco Grand Prix, 28 May - 1 June 2003. My first F1 race and couldn't have picked a better one! Awesome place.
Jun 1, 2003
Photos: 159
2003 Monza
Monza, Milan, Italy, 27 May 2003 - Prior to the Monaco Grand Prix, we visited the historic circuit of Monza. Every F1 fan should go here once in their lifetime, even if not for an F1 race.
May 27, 2003
Photos: 47
2003 Maranello
Maranello, Italy, 26-27 May 2003 - Before the Monaco Grand Prix we visited Maranello and Monza. Even though I'm no Ferrari fan, this place just captures you in some way, you can't help but feel the history and occasion here.
May 26, 2003
Photos: 33
2002 BTCC & F3 Donington Park
British Touring Cars at Donington Park, 15 September 2002 - the day after the CART Rockingham 500. It was difficult to get decent shots with the amount of people there!
Series: BTCC, Formula 3, Formula Ford, British GT, Renault Clio Cup
Sep 15, 2002
Photos: 46
2002 CART Rockingham 500
The second visit of CART to the Rockingham oval in England, 14 September 2002.
Didn't the oval-spec CART cars look great back then?! I miss them.
Series: CART (currently called Champ Car); ASCAR (now called SCSA).
Sep 14, 2002
Photos: 48
2002 Goodwood Festival of Speed
Goodwood Festival of Speed, 14 July 2002
This is the first time I went to the Festival, and the first time I'd seen and heard an F1 car running! Amazing experience.
Jul 14, 2002
2002 Turkey holiday
Pics from a holiday to Marmaris and surrounding area, Turkey, from 22 May to 5 June 2002. I've heard the place has since been overrun with British tourists so I'm glad I saw it beforehand.
May 22, 2002
2002 Autosport International
Photos taken at the Autosport International show in January 2002. Apologies for the poor picture quality, which I have tried to correct with Picasa. I left my camera behind, these are taken with a disposable!
Jan 19, 2002
Photos: 25
2001 FFord1600 Thruxton
This is when I drove a Formula Ford 1600 around Thruxton, a 21st birthday present! I also drove an MGF and got driven in a Porsche Carrera.
Unfortunately no-one else could make it so no shots of me driving, so you'll get atmosphere shots here.
Dec 8, 2001
2001 BTCC Donington Park
British Touring Car Championship, Donington Park, September 2001
Apologies for the picture quality, it was a cheap camera with little zoom and these photos are scanned. Not bad for my first time taking pics at a race event though!
Series: BTCC; Formula Renault UK; Renault Clio Cup.
Sep 23, 2001
2001 CART Rockingham 500
American open-wheelers come to the UK.
2001 CART FedEx Championship Series visits Corby, England, for the inaugural Rockingham 500 on 22 September 2001.
Series: CART (currently called Champ Car)
Sep 22, 2001
Photos: 38


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Monk (2002–2009)
Episode List
Season 7
18 Jul. 2008Mr. Monk Buys a House
Heartbroken by the sudden death of Dr. Kroger, Monk rushes into homeownership and gets a little more than he bargained for when he hires a very persistent contractor.
25 Jul. 2008Mr. Monk and the Genius
Brilliant chess grandmaster Patrick Kloster's wife Linda Kloster goes to Monk saying that her husband is planning to murder her, and she wants him caught posthumously.
1 Aug. 2008Mr. Monk Gets Lotto Fever
Adrian finds himself short an assistant when Natalie is hired to replace the local lotto girl after she's murdered.
8 Aug. 2008Mr. Monk Takes a Punch
A boxer narrowly avoids a bomb, and Stottlemeyer believes it won't be the only attempt with a championship bout coming up. Meantime, Monk splits his time between the case and contemplating retirement when he finds he must pass a fitness exam.
15 Aug. 2008Mr. Monk Is Underwater
Monk is put in an uncomfortable position when Natalie asks him to help investigate the apparent suicide of her old friend's commanding officer.
22 Aug. 2008Mr. Monk Falls in Love
Monk is smitten with an attractive former dancer and when she's accused of murder, he agrees to help her, even though all the evidence points to her, and continues searching... even after she confesses to the crime.
5 Sep. 2008Mr. Monk's 100th Case
Monk's hundredth case, involving a serial killer, is covered by a TV news magazine, but while watching it he realizes that a second unknown killer was responsible for one of the murders.
12 Sep. 2008Mr. Monk Gets Hypnotized
Monk's hypnotic regression to his childhood begins to affect the case on which he's consulting - an actress who's disappeared, and the holes in her story when she's found after a deadly escape.
28 Nov. 2008Mr. Monk and the Miracle
Monk's Christmas spirit, or lack thereof, is challenged when he takes a case from three homeless men who believe their friend was murdered, and Leland's epiphany sends him on a mission.
9 Jan. 2009Mr. Monk's Other Brother
When Monk's half-brother Jack shows up at his door, he's less than thrilled, especially after learning that Jack has just escaped from prison and is accused of killing a very popular female employee while making his escape.
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WASHINGTON — The usually bustling District of Columbia will be uniquely affected Wednesday by the first government shutdown in 17 years, with thousands of federal employees who make up the backbone of the metro area's workforce ordered not to report to work.
Furloughed workers facing the prospect of an uncertain time without work — and without paychecks — were offered everything from free burgers, sandwiches and cups of coffee to admission to private museums, pilates lessons and activities at community centers.
At Pork Barrel BBQ in Alexandria, Va., just outside the District of Columbia, the disdain for the stalemate in Congress that led to the shutdown was clear. The restaurant gave away 275 pulled pork sandwiches to workers with a government ID on Tuesday, though it took pains to note in its Twitter announcement that the offer "EXCLUDES CONGRESSMEN."
Many workers were on edge, unsure of how long it may be before they could head back to work.
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The Washington region is expected to lose $220 million per day in federal payroll while the government is closed, said Stephen Fuller, director of George Mason University's Center for Regional Analysis. So federal workers won't be spending money at small businesses and restaurants while they're not being paid, he said.
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The effect on tourism already was being felt. Barricades were erected around some of the nation's most cherished monuments, from the Lincoln Memorial to the World War II Memorial. More than 100 veterans passed the barriers at the World War II with help from several federal lawmakers. But most visitors could only admire landmarks from afar and found themselves staring at locked doors and "CLOSED" signs at the Smithsonian Institution's popular museums.
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If following sports was a drug, then being an Atlanta Hawks fan for the past twenty years would be an after-school special on the dangers of addiction.
Granted, supporting the Hawks hasn't led to my financial ruin or career suicide, has yet to result in an emergency intervention from family and friends, and has never caused me to break into an impromptu and altered rendition of "I'm So Excited." But the storyline is surprisingly similar: an innocent and exciting introduction of seeming invincibility, the inevitable dramatic turning point that spells the beginning of the end, and finally a disastrous downward spiral that doesn't stop until rock bottom.
Before you proceed, I should warn you that this tale is not for the faint of heart. But the story must be told, and I shall be its messenger ...
The Courtship
You may not believe this, but the Hawks weren't always characterized by an NBDL roster, overwhelmed coach, and tiny crowds that resemble an episode of "Hang Time." My formative basketball-viewing years took place in the late 1980's, back when the NBA was bursting at the seams with superstars and Mike Fratello still rocked the man-perm. I watched Fratello's Hawks nearly topple Larry Bird's Celtics in '88, taking them to seven games on the back of Dominique Wilkins (who heroically matched Bird shot for shot in the most captivating fourth quarter shootout of my lifetime). I watched them battle valiantly against the Pistons right as they were transforming into the two-time champion Bad Boys. I watched 'Nique push Michael Jordan to the limit in the Slam Dunk Contest, to the point that they had to fix the outcome in '87. Hell, I watched Spud Webb do a three-sixty. Maybe the Hawks weren't a championship organization, but they were a formidable player during the most competitive era in league history and were always entertaining.
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February 4th, 1994 was a momentous day in history: Merlene Ottey set the women's fifty meter indoor world record, "Days of Our Lives" cleaned house at the 10th Annual Soap Opera Digest Awards, Dutch painter Han Jansen died at 62, and&.oh that's right, the Hawks committed franchise suicide for no reason whatsoever.
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Management International Review
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Political Institutional Change, Obsolescing Legitimacy, and Multinational Corporations
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This paper studies the practice of integration of influential host country actors to a multinational corporation as a strategy to decrease problems of legitimacy to the foreign firm before the host country's society.
By developing the concept of obsolescing legitimacy, we argue that this strategy provides legitimacy to the foreign firm only in the absence of institutional changes at the macro-political level in the host country. Once these changes take place, an alliance by the multinational to an elite or a political system no longer ruling the host country will become a liability and will generate problems of legitimacy for the multinational.
We illustrate our argument with the case of the US multinational United Fruit Company in Central America.
KeywordsObsolescing legitimacy Political integration Institutional change Vertical integration Political risk Foreign direct investment Central America
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Volume 52, Issue 6 , pp 847-877
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Updated: June 19, 2006, 2:05 AM ETESPN.com news services
All-Big East center Aaron Gray will skip the NBA draft and return to Pittsburgh for his senior season, a decision that could make the Panthers the conference favorite going into next season.
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"Reset All Settings" in iOS 8 may also erase iCloud Drive content
A serious bug has been reported with the "Reset All Settings" option in iOS 8 that may result in at least some iCloud Drive based documents being deleted. According to several MacRumors readers, using the option found under Settings, General, Reset has caused documents to be permanently removed from iCloud Drive across all other iOS devices. The "Reset All Settings" option has been around since the early versions of iOS, and as the name implies is designed to reset all user-configurable settings on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch back to their factory defaults, without actually deleting any data from the device or the cloud. While it is unclear what iCloud Drive data is being impacted by this bug, it appears that at least Apple's own Pages, Keynote, and Numbers apps are impacted.
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Apple is currently working on iOS 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 at the same time, according to 9to5Mac. The report claims that such a move away from Apple's normal development cycle might show that the company won't tie annual major iOS releases to typical fall hardware releases. Otherwise, Apple may be accelerating its iOS point release development while keeping iOS 9 for release next fall. It's possible that the upcoming releases of 8.1, 8.2, and 8.3 will introduce major new features, such as Apple Pay, split-screen iPad apps, or an update to make iPhones compatible with the Apple Watch.
Report: Same manager in charge of iOS 8.0.1 and Apple Maps releases
Apple's quickly-pulled iOS 8.0.1 update was overseen by the same manager in charge of catching problems with Apple Maps before that program was released, according to Bloomberg. The report claims mid-level manager Josh Williams oversees quality assurance for iOS, and Williams was also in charge of quality control for Apple's much-maligned Maps release in 2012. A source said Williams was removed from the Maps team "after the software gave users unreliable directions and mislabeled landmarks," but he remained in charge of iOS testing. Williams has reportedly been working on quality control for iPhone software "since early iterations of the product," and he leads a team of more than 100 people worldwide.
Former employees said the company relies on people to find bugs more than it uses automation-testing. The report also notes that engineers in charge of testing new software "often don't get their hands on the latest iPhones until the same time that they arrive with customers, resulting in updates that may not get tested as much on the latest handsets." Only senior managers can use unreleased iPhones without special permission, sources said.
Apple releases iOS 8.0.2 (Updated)
Apple has released iOS 8.0.2 tonight, just one day after releasing and pulling iOS 8.0.1, which was immediately received with complaints of cellular and Touch ID issues from iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users. iOS 8.0.2 resolves those problems, and also allows HealthKit apps to be available on the App Store, among other fixes.
Update: Some Australian users are still experiencing cellular and Touch ID problems after installing iOS 8.0.2, according to MacRumors.
Apple releases iOS 8.0.1 (Update: with serious problems)
Apple has already released a maintenance update only a week following the company's release of iOS 8. Listed as "containing improvements and bug fixes," iOS 8.0.1 notably addresses the issue that affected use of HealthKit by third-party apps revealed last week. Other improvements and fixes include issues with third-party keyboards, apps accessing the Photo Library, reliability of the Reachability feature on the iPhone 6, fixes for unexpected cellular data usage when receiving SMS/MMS messages, and more. The update is now available in Settings, General, Software Update.
Update: iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users have reported a complete loss of cellular connectivity and Touch ID functionality following the 8.0.1 update. iPhone 5s and other iPhone users appear to be unaffected, but we would advise users to hold off on this update for the time being.
Update 2: Apple has pulled the iOS 8.0.1 update following widespread reports of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus problems.
Report: iOS 8 adoption rate estimated at 30%
Several research and analytics firms have reported that iOS 8 adoption has reached 30% following the first weekend of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus sales, based on in-app analytics reported by Fiksu, Mixpanel, Appsee, and Chitika. While this number is up from the estimated 15% adoption following the initial iOS 8 public release last week, it still falls short of the almost 50% of users that had updated to iOS 7 by this time last year. The higher adoption rates of course include the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, both of which come with iOS 8 preinstalled, which would account for at least some of the increase. Stats from Appsee also notably indicate that 2% of users are still on iOS 6.0. Apple has not yet released any official numbers for iOS 8 adoption. [via 9to5Mac]
Apple HealthKit not ready for prime time? (Update: Yes)
Some iOS developers have reported that Apple has been removing HealthKit compatible apps from the App Store following their rollout earlier today ahead of the public iOS 8 release due to issues with the HealthKit framework. Affected apps include titles such as Carrot Fit, MyFitnessPal, and WebMD, all of which disappeared shortly after releasing updates for the new Health features in iOS 8.
Apparently Apple found a HealthKit issue on their end and have temporarily removed all HealthKit compatible apps. No ETA on fixes.— Federico Viticci (@viticci) September 17, 2014
Well that's a relief. Just got a call from Apple, there's nothing wrong with CARROT Fit. HealthKit is just broken and isn't ready to launch.— Brian Mueller (@BrianMueller333) September 17, 2014
Another large health-releated app developer has also apparently delayed launching HealthKit integration in its apps due to delays from Apple. It is not known what the specific problem is or when these apps will reappear on the App Store. Apple also had a problem with iOS 8 extension support in apps released over the past few days, resulting in some updates needing to be re-issued earlier today, although it is unclear if the two issues are in any way related. [via 9to5Mac]
Update: Tim Bradshaw of Financial Times just tweeted a "full statement" received from Apple via e-mail, which states: "We discovered a bug that prevents us from making HealthKit apps available on iOS 8 today. We're working quickly to have the bug fixed in a software update and have HealthKit apps available by the end of the month."
Apple releases iOS 8
As expected, Apple has released its latest operating system for iOS devices, iOS 8. The update is now available in Settings, General, Software Update. Apple describes it as "the biggest release since the launch of the App Store, with hundreds of new features." We published our review of iOS 8 on Tuesday. Our iOS 8 Instant Expert feature is already up, as well, filling you in on everything you need to know about iOS 8.
Apple medical trials will provide HealthKit insights
Two major U.S. hospitals are preparing to launch trials with Apple's new HealthKit framework, Reuters reports. The trials will involve diabetics and chronic disease patients, and are expected to provide some insight into how HealthKit will work on iPhones in actual practice. Doctors at Stanford University Hospital indicated that they are working with Apple to facilitate tracking of blood sugar levels for children with diabetes. Young patients with Type 1 diabetes will be sent home with iPod touches that will be used to monitor blood sugar levels between doctor visits, using a glucose monitor made by DexCom that will measure levels using a tiny sensor inserted under the skin of the abdomen. Information will be sent via a hand-held receiver to a mobile app on the iPod touch. Another trial is being conducted at Duke University, where a pilot program is under development to track blood pressure, weight and other data for patients with cancer or heart disease.
Both trials are expected to focus primarily on improving the accuracy and speed of reporting data—a process normally done mostly by phone and fax—allowing doctors to be in a better position to warn patients of potential problems. Apple is said to be in talks with other U.S. hospitals for additional trials, although Stanford and Duke are among the furthest along. Both pilot programs are expected to roll out over the coming weeks.
Apple delaying SMS Continuity until October?
New information found on Apple's page on iOS 8 Continuity suggests that the company may be delaying the activation of the iOS 8 SMS Continuity feature until some time in October, possibly to coincide with the expected release of OS X Yosemite. Originally announced and demonstrated at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference in June, SMS Continuity will allow users with an iPhone and other iOS or OS X device to send and receive traditional SMS text messages from their iPad or Mac. While the feature seems to have worked reasonably well with earlier iOS 8 and Yosemite betas, iLounge readers and editors have noted that the feature no longer seems to function in the iOS 8 GM, and Apple's iOS 8 Preview Page now shows it as "Coming in October"; a discussion thread at Macrumors reveals several other users having similar problems, with suggestions that the feature may in fact have been disabled on Apple's servers sometime in the past couple of days.
Apple announces App Bundles, Previews, TestFlight
Apple has introduced three new features for iOS Developers allowing them to more easily distribute, test, and promote their apps on the App Store. App Store Bundles will allow developers to bundle up to 10 of their apps into a single-priced bundle that users can purchase together at a reduced price. App Bundles can be purchased with a single tap, and all of the apps will appear individually on the customer's device. A "Complete My Bundle" feature will also be available that will credit customers for any apps they've already purchased, allowing them to purchase the bundle and pay only the price for the remaining apps.
With the introduction of App Previews, developers can now include a video preview to demonstrate the features and user interface of the app that users can watch right on the App Store page. Previews can be between 15 and 30 seconds long and will be displayed as the first image on the product page, followed by the standard app screenshots. Developers will also be able to capture real-time app footage directly from their iOS device using iOS 8 and Yosemite.
Following Apple's acquisition of TestFlight earlier this year, the company has now incorporated TestFlight Beta Testing into its own tools for iOS developers, and will allow up to 25 internal testers to access beta builds on up to 10 devices each. External beta tester access is said to be coming soon which will allow up to 1,000 users to be invited to beta test an app using only their e-mail addresses.
Apple now accepting iOS 8 app submissions
Following the release of the iOS 8 GM seed to developers earlier today, Apple has officially announced that developers can now begin submitting apps built with the new iOS 8 SDK to the App Store.
Apple has also posted a set of developer documents covering building apps for the new iPhone models and iOS 8 features, including programming guides for Touch ID, PhotoKit, HealthKit, HomeKit, CloudKit, Handoff, and more.
Apple sets iOS 8 release date
During today's event, Apple announced the official release date for iOS 8, the next generation of the company's mobile operating system. Originally unveiled at WWDC in June, iOS 8 adds several significant enhancements such as new Health and Home Automation frameworks, an iCloud-based Photo Library, Family Sharing, and more.
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Are psychological characteristics related to risk of the metabolic syndrome? A review of the literature
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Backround: We evaluate the evidence that depression, anger, hostility, and anxiety are related to risk for the metabolic syndrome, focusing as well on its components of central adiposity and insulin resistance. In addition, we identify possible moderators of these associations and summarize plausible underlying biobehavioral pathways.Methods: Medline, PsycINFO, PubMed, and Web of Science searches were conducted using the keywords metabolic syndrome, syndrome x, central adiposity/obesity, visceral adiposity/obesity, body fat distribution, waist circumference, waist hip ratio, insulin resistance/sensitivity, glucose tolerance, psychological, depression, hostility, anger, cynicism, and anxiety.Results: The current literature provides cross-sectional evidence for an association between psychological characteristics and the metabolic syndrome. Prospective data, though limited, suggest that depression, hostility, and anger predict increased risk for the metabolic syndrome. Data on modifiers are too limited to permit definitive conclusions. Negative health behaviors and hypothalamic and sympathetic dysregulation are identified as plausible underlying pathways.Conclusions: More prospective studies, conducted with diverse samples, are needed to delineate the direction of this relationship and the proposed biobehavioral mechanisms; experimental investigations are needed to test for causality. Nevertheless, findings suggest that psychological characteristics, especially depression, hostility, and anger, may increase risk for the metabolic syndrome, providing a novel direction for prevention and treatment interventions.
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14 December 2013, Jaipur, Rajasthan - Lise Grande, United Nations Resident Coordinator and UNDP Resident Representative at the award-winning steel re-rolling mill, MPK Steel in Jaipur. The mill, with support from UNDP, the Ministry of Steel and the Global Environment Facility, reduced its energy consumption by 30%, cut coal consumption by 45% and increase productivity by 68%. [Photo: Shashank Jayaprasad/UNDP India]
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LOW ART as a synonym for "Degenerate" Art, which is purposefully evoked as an empowerment to expressionism; by demonizing oneself beforehand, it leaves little rest for any one possessing critical and belittling eyes to condemn. Which is also in itself a belittlement towards this belittlement of progressive art; to empower it through its evocation. And 'GLOOMINATI' as a play on the words, the prefix gloom juxtaposed with Illuminati to insinuate Marilyn Manson as a dark, overly sinister misery spreading entity, which again is done so sarcastically as they bring nothing but joy to myself and anyone else who gets "it".
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Last month we hosted Imagine This, a student start-up night at the Queensland MIC. It was an incredible night of networking, visibility and sharing ideas for students from across 4 of the main universities in Queensland. With over 60 students participating, we had the opportunity to partner with QUT Innovation Space & River City Labs to foster this next excited & passionate generation of entrepreneurs. 17 student teams participated in our pitching competition, pitching new and innovative cross industry start-up ideas, and Rudolph Botes managed to out-pitch them all, taking home the prize for his start-up Upload Your Workload.
We interviewed Rudolph about the experience & he shared some valid insights into the world of the next generation of students startup's.
What inspired you to start Upload Your Workload?
The concept of Upload Your Workload started when I was working as a laborer with my brother. I noticed that he was always kept waiting for jobs to come in, and got very excited every time he had an opportunity to quote. It was then that I realized there had to be a more efficient way of getting business, like a search engine or website where tradies could search for work instead of only consumers searching for tradies. It was at that point that I realized there was a demand for this concept, and Upload Your Workload began.
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Upload Your Workload started in December 2011 with the simple aim of bringing together consumers looking for tradespeople and tradespeople looking for consumers. Instead of the consumer having to go out and search for various quotes and reliable tradespeople, Upload your Workload allows the consumer to sit back and have professional tradespeople search for them. This gives the consumer more options and quotes whilst also providing the tradesman with more potential work by being able to actively search for jobs.
What was the experience like pitching for Imagine This?
It was a little nerve racking but very rewarding.
What do you see as the challenges for a student start-up in QLD?
I think the challenge often is simply not knowing who to talk to about your idea. What sort of support is out there and who to trust. And once you find the right person to talk to the challenge is often conveyingyour idea in an easy to understand manner.
How do you think the community & network of organisations to support start-up's has helped you so far?
The contacts and support especially from River City labs has been great and helped me tremendously.
What's next for Upload Your Workload?
We are in the process of upgrading and tweaking the online services to grow even quicker and go on to reach an even bigger audience.
Any words for budding student entrepreneurs thinking of getting a business up?
Be ready for a lot of hard work and remember not everyone's opinion will always be positive. If you know you have great idea just keep working hard for no one will believe in you as much as you do.
Make sure you check out Rudolph's website http://www.uploadyourworkload.com.au/.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Fiery Georgia House Speaker Glenn Richardson has survived a challenge for his gavel.
The House Republican caucus voted on Monday to keep Richardson on as speaker.
He faced a challenge from state Rep. David Ralston of Blue Ridge.
Ralston said good leadership is not "grounded in fear, or intimidation or threat of retribution." And he argued that without change, Georgia Republicans could suffer the same loss of power that the GOP in Congress did.
Richardson pointed to his accomplishments over the last four years as speaker and said he'd learned from his mistakes.
Richardson's temper has become legendary at the state Capitol.
He became irate at the end of the last legislative session as his plan to eliminate property taxes was killed by fellow Republicans. He blasted Gov. Sonny Perdue the year before that.
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Intermediate- and long-term U.S. Treasury yields decreased sharply in the first quarter, as risk aversion at the beginning of the year benefited safe-haven securities. (Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions.) The 10-year Treasury note yielded only 1.78% at the end of March, down from 2.27% at the beginning of January. The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond followed a similar path and fell from 3.01% to 2.61%, its lowest quarter-end level since 2012. Global volatility led the Federal Reserve to delay further interest rate hikes despite signs of increasing health in the U.S. economy, including a strong labor market.
The U.S. Treasury Intermediate Fund returned 3.46% in the quarter compared with 3.66% for the Barclays U.S. 4−10 Year Treasury Bond Index and 5.39% for the Lipper General U.S. Treasury Funds Average. For the 12 months ended March 31, 2016, the fund returned 2.89% versus 3.34% for the Barclays U.S. 4−10 Year Treasury Bond Index and 2.38% for the Lipper General U.S. Treasury Funds Average. The fund's average annual total returns were 2.89%, 3.53%, and 5.06% for the 1-, 5-, and 10-year periods, respectively, as of March 31, 2016. The fund's expense ratio was 0.51% as of its fiscal year ended May 31, 2015.
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Fed officials have indicated that further rate increases will come at a very gradual pace, with possibly just two more hikes occurring in the remainder of 2016. We expect the U.S. economy to continue to strengthen after a sluggish first quarter; while this may put some upward pressure on intermediate- and longer-term rates, dollar strength and low inflation will likely sustain strong demand for Treasuries. Also, large-scale quantitative easing efforts in Europe and Japan could hold longer-term yields down globally, making Treasury yields relatively attractive.


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There is so much of promise in the recent developments of serum therapy, especially in the brilliant success of the antitoxin treatment of diphtheria, that new interest has been aroused in the work of experimenters in this line with other diseases. The labors of Spronk of Paris, Coley of New York, Gehrman of Chicago and others in the treatment of the malignant tumors by the erysipelas toxins shares in this revival to an extent which warrants some review of the subject.
The theory of an antagonism between the products of growth of the streptococcus erysipelatosus and some forms of sarcomata and carcinomata is founded upon observations that these tumors occasionally disappear coincidentally with, or subsequent to, an attack of erysipelas in a distant part of the body. It was found that they had undergone tissue necrosis with absorption or extension; that lesions of lupus and of tertiary syphilis were similarly
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