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As winter has tightened its grip, it's natural to crave meals that bring comfort to both body and soul. In fact, research shows that eating certain foods that remind us of good times trigger happy thoughts and feelings of safety, love, homecoming and appreciation.
For many people, images of fried chicken, grilled cheese sandwiches, tomato soup and apple pie come to mind, but comfort foods are unique to each person. Studies have uncovered cultural, gender and age differences that can influence what food a person turns to for, well, comfort.
A 2003 study published in Physiology and Behavior found that women preferred sweets, including chocolate and ice cream, while men gravitated toward hot foods like steak and casseroles. Young adults craved snack foods, while older individuals sought foods like soup and mashed potatoes.
Comfort eating and weight
Experts have linked the obesity epidemic to overindulging in some comfort foods, such as french fries and chicken nuggets. According to Dr. David Katz, director of the Yale University Research Center, "People find comfort in foods that provide the most instantaneous gratification, which tend to be ones that are highly processed and generally loaded with starch, along with sugar, salt or both. Regular intake of calories from such foods feeds weight gain and obesity, and this is the source of a great deal more discomfort in the long run."
"Comfort food may be a double-edged sword that dampens the body's stress response while simultaneously increasing abdominal fat," says A. Janet Tomiyama, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles. She was the lead researcher on a 2011 study of rodents published in Psychoneuroendocrinology, which found that stress results in greater production of the hormone cortisol, which in turn targets fat cells and also creates an increased desire for fat and sugar, which lowers cortisol levels. The net result is increased abdominal obesity.
Soothing eating strategies
Your favorite foods can nourish your body and spirit without sabotaging health, with these 11 strategies:
Mindful eating vs. emotional eating. Identifying if you select a "comfort" food to fill an emotional need is critical. We often practice emotional eating when we're bored, happy or sad. Whether it's ice cream or salty potato chips, learning how to control the behavior and use moderation is key. Identify the external cues that trigger comfort eating and keep a food log that also includes mood and environment in order to bring awareness to your eating patterns.
Stress reduction. The next time those comfort cravings attack, try a walk, meditation, or a relaxing activity, such as taking a bath or reading a book. A 2011 University of California-San Francisco study on stress and eating in heavy women found that mastering simple mindful eating and stress-reduction techniques helped prevent weight gain without dieting. Among women in the treatment group, those who had greater improvements in listening to their bodies' cues or stress or cortisol levels experienced the greatest reductions in abdominal fat.
Get moving and socialize. Studies have reported similar biological responses to consuming comfort foods under times of stress across a variety of human, as well as rodent models. Tomiyama's research found that consumption of these foods actually dampens our stress by decreasing levels of stress hormones.
"The key is not to beat yourself up if you give in to your yearnings, considering that guilt and shame can trigger overeating," says Tomiyama. She recommends creating a strong social network and engaging in exercise, which are both effective in lowering stress hormone levels and cravings for sugar and saturated fat.
Portion control. Consuming a small amount of a desired food can provide you satisfaction without the guilt. For example, if you crave macaroni and cheese, dish up a one-half cup portion to include with your meal; if you gravitate toward comfort snack foods, preportion them to minimize overconsumption.
Revamp your comfort food favorites. Comfort foods don't necessarily have to be unhealthy. Easy and delicious techniques and ingredient swaps can help turn standard favorites, such as meatloaf or pizza, into more nutritious versions.
Become whole. Use whole grain pastas, breads, flours and brown rice in place of refined white flours and grains to boost the fiber and health of a dish without losing the essence of the traditional recipe. For example, include whole grain pasta in your tuna noodle casserole or whole wheat flour in your buttermilk pancakes.
Boost vegetables. Add extra vegetables to recipes to add volume and nutrition without extra calories. Double the amount in stews and soups, or replace half of the potatoes with steamed cauliflower in your mashed potato recipe. Incorporating a variety of vegetables also enhances the color and beauty of the meal.
Go Greek. Greek yogurt is a perfect ingredient to maintain the creamy, rich flavor of sauces, soups, dips and dressings, without the saturated fat. Try nonfat or low-fat plain Greek yogurt in place of mayonnaise, cream or sour cream in a recipe. Even replacing half the amount will improve the nutritional profile in favorites like clam chowder or creamy coleslaw.
A little goes a long way. Sometimes adding a little bit of an intense ingredient can enhance a whole dish. A tiny amount of pancetta or gorgonzola, for example, can add flavor to a salad, soup or casserole without sacrificing nutritional integrity.
Baking magic. Baked goods and sweets are common comfort foods, especially during the holiday season. Add fruit and vegetable purees or yogurt to muffins, quick breads and cookies in place of up to half of the fat.
Home cooking. When craving comfort foods, it's best to turn to your own kitchen. Not only will you have control over what goes into your recipe, but you can take pride in knowing you've created a true "happy meal" infused with its own special prize – good health.

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"The question is, can we remove/inactivate viruses early in the process rather than later? That would help assure consistent, productive cell cultures, and reduce the likelihood of shortages due to contaminated facilities," Dr. Beattie says.
Virus barrier technologies include physical steps such as ultraviolet UV or short-time high-temperature treatment (essentially pasteurization). Another approach, under increasing consideration, is upstream virus filtration. The challenge has been that filtration products designed for keeping media sterile will not remove viruses, and filters designed for removing viruses downstream are incapable of handling complex cell culture media.
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The direct benefit of smaller filtration systems is lower filtration costs per batch, Watson explains, "but they also minimize many of the auxiliary operations around filtration, such as flushing to minimize extractables, flushing to wet the filters out for integrity tests, storage, and so on, all of which entail costs in addition to the cost you'd spend on the filters themselves."
To reduce filter system sizes, filter suppliers are improving filtration technology at the membrane level, increasing the unit membrane area capacity for contaminant removal. Asymmetric membranes, for example, capture contaminants through the entire depth of very thin membranes. Simultaneously, vendors try to maximize the membrane area within traditional filter formats. Novel pleating technologies are one strategy for achieving this.
These design features, combined with membrane enhancements, allow end-users to reduce their filter footprints dramatically, and thereby improve process efficiency at multithousand-liter scales. "The same holds for smaller production batches," Watson says. "Those end-users as well benefit from much smaller filtration footprints and more compact processes compatible with single-use processing."
Just a few years ago, Watson explains, a typical sterilizing filter process may have consisted of a prefilter and a sterilizing-grade filter, both held in stainless steel housings. Today, thanks to advances in membrane and device technology, a dual-stage operation may be reduced to a single step through one single-use filtration capsule.
Many end-users are still concerned about the high cost of filtration, particularly sterilizing-grade filtration products. Watson advises looking not only at the individual unit price, but the performance-value characteristics.
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We should consider ourselves lucky. My daughter, who lives in Maryland, sent me a rather frantic text message a few days ago. The front of her house and her front door were covered, she wrote, with stink bugs. She doesn't particularly like messes of any kind, so to clean them off of her house, she took a broom and attempted to sweep them away. The bugs, not receptive to the disruption, began swarming and according to her, she was their target.
Two years ago, I wrote about this upcoming nuisance, mainly to make homeowners aware because this insect does feed on a wide range of vegetables, fruits and even some ornamental plants and to make everyone aware that these bugs would be showing up in larger numbers over time. The insect is not native to North America, and it is believed it was brought here accidentally in 1996. Since then, it has been found setting up housekeeping in Pennsylvania, parts of Ohio, and according to my daughter, in Maryland.
After I wrote about this insect the first time in 2010, I sometimes hear from friends who traveled east in the fall and came back to tell me they encountered swarms of stink bugs on cars and buildings.
Although we haven't yet been swarmed, nor have we had to brush hundreds of stink bugs off our front doors, chances are pretty good it could happen in the near future. On the nuisance meter, the stink bug has been compared with the Japanese beetle and the Asian multicolored lady bug, which most people know as those orange lady bugs we find crawling on our ceilings in the fall.
The stink bug is close. Small colonies of the brown marmorated stink bug have been seen locally. Last fall it was noted by Ohio State University Extension that so far the bug is scattered across the state. It's only a matter of time before breeding colonies make themselves at home in our back yards.
Like the Asian lady bugs, brown marmorated stink bugs will try to get inside our homes to spend the winter. The good thing is they don't cause any damage or feed inside over the winter, nor do they breed and repopulate. In the spring they make their way back outside and lay their eggs on our plants. According to OSU Extension, immature stink bugs, called nymphs, hatch and then go through three molting (or instar) stages before maturing into adults.
The best way to keep them from coming in at all is to seal up any openings around doors and windows with caulk and weather stripping. True to their names, the bugs emit an offensive odor as a defense mechanism that is said to be ''skunk-like.'' While the best way to remove the insects is to vacuum them, be sure to empty the canister or change the vacuum bag immediately.
The brown marmorated stink bug is not the only type of insect of its kind. As my previous column about this insect described, it is similar to the squash bug with a shield-shaped body, long antennae and six legs. Like the more familiar squash bug, this insect feeds by way of a piercing-sucking mouthpart, which makes it easy to cause damage to plants and fruit.
To distinguish the brown marmorated stink bug from others, look for the alternating white and dark bands on both the antennae and on the sides of its abdomen. Although it is believed to only have one generation per season in the U.S., because of its mobility, these insects can cause quite a bit of damage from early spring until fall when it meets up with other stink bugs to find a suitable wintering spot. Immature stinkbugs are yellowish brown and can be mistaken for ticks. However, ticks have eight legs to the stink bug's six.


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Outlaws cancel home finale
January 21, 2013
With the weather-related cancelation of tonight's match against 1,000 Islands, the home season for the Williamsport Outlaws in the Federal Hockey League has come to an end....
I don't know all of the ups & downs of having the Outlaws in town this season (not from Williamsport), but given the way they exited Wayne NJ it's tough to be surprised by this turn of events.
I was at the game Friday night. Had a fairly good time despite the p*** poor performance from the home team (Danville looked pretty sharp though). When I first heard about the team moving to PA, I highly doubted they'd make much of a season of it, playing all home games outdoors. Apparently they pulled it off though, more or less. Glad I got to catch a game up there before they folded. Decided not to fork out the extra money for a jersey that night, now I kind of wish I had. Would have made a nice piece for the collection.
Maybe I'll have to come up for a game when the Ironbirds are visiting the Crosscutters. Watch them battle for last place in the NY-Penn League.
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Anyone ever go to think its most likely due to the violence that racks Lil' Philadephia now (Yes I mean Williamsport) I along with many others avoid anything to do with that city, you have to be afraid just to drive near it let alone go into it for anything.
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Couldn't be reached for comment? I'm right here. No missed calls or emails - yet Williamsport has my full contact information.
Would love to chat. Would also love to shoot for the $25,000 - though i'm sure there's no chance I'll get it in again! :)
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You will be missed. There is not a lot to do here is Williamsport. Then when we do, people tear it down. Dont be a hater. If you supported the city instead of ***** about it, things would be better.
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I've said in several letters in the past about things such as this, that this was a mistake. I've never been in favor of it and now here we are, a hockey team basically threatening to leave if we the tax payers, don't pay for them to have their own arena. Good Riddance. Campana needs to go with them.
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Francine, that's EXACTLY how I took the article.. They not only eluded to the idea of the City paying for them to have an indoor arena, but it sounded as though they suggested that if they don't get one, they won't be here.
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You did not need to be a psychic to see this coming. Who wants to sit in 20 degree weather to watch a hockey game? Not very darn many, evidently.
Personally, I think any shortfall from unpaid bills of these cold water clowns should be paid directly by the mayor. His bright idea...his debt. Not mine, and not the taxpayers of our city. Because for sure the Outlaws are going to do what outlaws always do...skip town and avoid the consequences.
We'd probably be advised to keep an eye on young Gabe's travel itinerary as well. Just saying...
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The Outlaws coming to the city has been great, with them winning the Commissioner's Cup last season it brought a winning tradition to the city. Each year the city get excited for the Crosscutters, to which they only let us down. What the city needs to do, is either transform Picklener Arena into an indoor arena which can hold the Outlaws, concerts, and other potential sporting events. It would bring in more revenue for the city, allow the Outlaws to stay, and attract more sporting events and concerts to the area. This area is dull without sports and music in it. Lets not drive away those opportunities. The city needs to be smart and work with the Outlaws in getting something done, get all of the bugs worked out and prepare for next season. If the Outlaws leave, lets face it, all we have to look forward to each year is Little League Baseball, and a failure in professional sports.
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You would think they would play the last game its only calling for lite snow and you play hockey in the cold! "SOMETHING IS ROTTEN IN DENMARK , I MEAN WILLIAMSPORT!"
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So many kids enjoyed going to the hockey games and having a place to go ice skating. I hope this works out that they will be able to do this again,somewhere, next year.
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I think maybe the SG folks need to learn to count. This estimate is bogus counting by folks who were against this from the beginning. I was at the game. They had a very nice crowd & attendence Saturday was a lot closer to the Outlaw estimate than 200. As for the infield, grow up people. They have off road races in football & basketball stadiums on Saturdays & play on Sunday so get over it. If they cannot do more than have the normally terrible Crosscutters use the facility they may as well just close it down. Have any of you nay sayers checked it out in person? . . . And yes, my son & I are baseball fans & attend at least 50% of the Cutters games, also. I hope in the end that all you negative folks are proven wrong, and it is basically the same people no matter the topic. Oh wait, remember when you all had a problem with post season high school BASEBALL being played there? You know, when they turned them away the night before the events? Thank you to Mtv for saving
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200 people at Saturdays game??? Sun-gazette were you even there? It was one of the top 5 biggest crowds of the season. Do your research. I know because I was at every home game
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Amazing, the Mayor better hurry up and build that Civic Center with an ice hockey rink included!
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" The Sun-Gazette counted an estimated 200 people in the stands for Saturday's game, but the team listed 867 on the official box score. Such discrepancies have been common."
Maybe the team gave out 600 or so tickets and those folks failed to show up, but since tickets were dispersed then those folks counted into their "official" tally. I heard that they were giving tickets away pretty regularly to try to get people to come out. I thought the consensus around here was - if you build it they will come - in other words that they were chomping at the bit to have hockey.
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You are so right Francine. Many have said from the beginning that this was an endeavor that would cost the taxpayers in the end. Stupidity at its finest.
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Born to a psychologist mother and university lecturer father, Westwick begins acting at age 6 when his mother enrolls him in a drama program. At 18, he joins the National Youth Theatre in London and eventually lands small roles in 2006's Children of Men and Breaking and Entering.
- 2007
Damn That Mother-Chucker!
Westwick wins his big break as womanizing and manipulative Upper East Sider Chuck Bass on The CW's Gossip Girl. The actor quickly garners praise for his charismatic performance and fearlessly flamboyant wardrobe. "The man will rock a headband and a crazy basketball jersey, or like a bowtie and a seersucker suit, without one ounce of self-awareness," series creator Josh Schwartz tells W. GG also stars Leighton Meester, Blake Lively, Chace Crawford, Penn Badgley and Taylor Momsen.
- 2008
Gossip Guys Come Out!
With costars Chace Crawford and Penn Badgley, Westwick appears on gay and lesbian lifestyle magazine Out. The magazine calls the show a "cultural phenomenon whose early adopters weren't actually teenage girls but rather gay men trapped in arrested development or seeking to vicariously prolong their youth." The mag also praises Westwick's portrayal of Bass, adding, "He channels James Spader circa Pretty in Pink to delicious results."
GG Conquers New York
The cast of Gossip Girl strips down for a tantalizing cover of New York, which calls the teen soap, "the most awesomely awesome show ever." Westwick, for his part, plays up his Chuck-like qualities, seeming "intoxicated, not only with the idea that a member of the Strokes knew who he was but also with actual booze, having downed approximately four Jack-and-Cokes." The publication's bloggers later catch the actor making out with Drew Barrymore that September.
Westwick Spills the Details
The boys of Gossip Girl put their smoldering good looks to use on the November cover of Details. On the infamous exploits of his character, Westwick explains, "Chuck's just this vain kind of metrosexual Manhattan eccentric living in a flash world," but promises that GG fans will see more of his good side in the show's second season, which earns a series-high 3.7 million viewers.
Queen B & King Bass
Gossip Girl's reigning king and queen, Westwick and Meester become the heart of GG with their love-hate relationship in the drama's second season. EW dubs their performances two of 2008's 15 greatest. "You can't put a finger on what makes two characters connect," Westwick says. "It's just chemistry. We have it. We feel it." Meester agrees, telling Teen Vogue, "He's my favorite actor to work with."
Kissing Jessica in Airport
Westwick is photographed kissing Gossip Girl costar Jessica Szohr at Dallas/Ft. Worth airport by W magazine writers. In true GG fashion, the writers upload candid camera phone images of the canoodling costars to the magazine's website – and the pair eventually goes public with their relationship.
- 2012
XOXO, Gossip Girl
After six seasons, the hit CW series comes to an end in a finale that sees Penn Badgley's Dan Humphrey revealed to be the anonymous writer of the Gossip Girl blog. Westwick's character, Chuck Bass, escapes arrest for his father's death, and marries longtime on-and-off love Blair Waldorf (Leighton Meester) and eventually welcomes a son with her.
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RIO DE JANEIRO -- The "slum pope" returned to the slum.
Pope Francis on Thursday visited one of Rio de Janeiro's shantytowns, or favelas, a place that saw such rough violence in the past that it's known by locals as the Gaza Strip.
Despite heavy security and a cold rain, Francis waded into the crowds without an umbrella and hugged and kissed residents young and old before heading into the shoebox of a church that serves the Varghina community. There he blessed a new altar.
His open-air car was mobbed on a few occasions as he headed into the community of flimsy, brick shacks, but he never seemed in danger. In fact he was showered with gifts as he walked down one of the main drags of the neighborhood: a paper lei, or necklace, hung around his neck and he held up a scarf from his favorite soccer team, Buenos Aires' San Lorenzo that was offered to him.
He came to bring a message of hope, following in the footsteps of Pope John Paul II who visited two such favelas during a 1980 trip to Brazil and Mother Teresa who visited Varginha itself in 1972.
Like Mother Teresa, Francis brings his own personal history to the visit: As archbishop of Buenos Aires, then-Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio frequently preached in the poverty-wracked slums of his native city, putting into action his belief that the Catholic Church must go to the farthest peripheries to preach and not sit back and wait for the most marginalized to come to Sunday Mass.
It was one of the highlights of Francis' weeklong trip to Brazil, his first as pope and one seemingly tailor-made for the first pope from the Americas. Later Thursday, he was to preside over a welcoming ceremony for World Youth Day, his first official event with the hundreds of thousands of young people who have flocked to a rain-soaked Rio for the church's Catholic youth festival.
The Varginha slum butts up against what until about six months back was the largest "cracolandia" — crackland — in Brazil, where hundreds of crack cocaine users would gather under a train overpass and use the drug openly night and day. Crumbling brittle shacks give the area a bombed-out feel.
The slum on Thursday was buzzing with excitement: a group of 200 schoolchildren held blue and white balloons and construction-paper flags of yellow and green, the colors of Brazil's flag. Every time a police helicopter buzzed overhead, the kids screamed with delight, their shrill high voices drowning out all over noises around.
"Events like this, with the pope and all the local media, get everyone so excited," said Antonieta de Souza Costa, a 56-year-old vendor and resident of Varginha. "I think this visit is going to bring people back to the Catholic church."
In the last two decades, the Catholic Church has lost legions of faithful — most of them poorer Brazilians who have switched to Pentecostal evangelical churches that have a huge presence in Varginha and most slums like it.
Security was tight: In addition to the police helicopters, sharpshooters perched atop nearby buildings, metal barricades held the ecstatic crowd at bay on the street and a police officer was posted every 5 feet (2 meters) apart in the slum.
Varginha is one of the smallest of Rio's more than 1,000 slums. It's a triangle-shaped chunk of flat, dusty land sitting between two putrid waterways full of raw sewage. On the third side runs a busy main road with an elevated commuter train that noisily rolls by overhead.
The slum's surroundings somewhat ease security concerns, with the waterways acting as natural boundaries and only two roads 300 yards (meters) apart from one another allowing access.
Varginha is a so-called "pacified" slum — police invaded it in January and pushed out a heavily armed drug gang known as the Red Command, then set up a permanent police post in the slum that had seen virtually no government presence for decades.
The pacification program started in 2008 as an effort to secure Rio de Janeiro before it hosts the 2014 World Cup soccer tournament and the 2016 Olympics.
There are now 33 permanent police posts set up in Rio, covering 1.5 million people.
Francis started his day by receiving the keys to Rio and blessing the Olympic flag, joining a long list of popes who have shown an interest in the positive role sport can play in society.
Francis also greeted some of Brazil's Olympic athletes during a brief visit to Rio's City Palace on Thursday. From the balcony, he blessed the Olympic flag with holy water and imparted a blessing on those gathered. Rio de Janeiro is hosting the 2016 Summer Games.
On the eve of the London Olympics, then-Pope Benedict XVI issued a message saying he hoped the 2012 Games would help promote peace and friendship. Pope John XXIII greeted Olympians in Rome for the 1960 Games.
Large puppets that resemble Pope Francis, right, and the Virgin of Aparecida, Brazil's patron saint, stand tall among residents waiting for Pope Francis' arrival in the Varginha slum Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Thursday. Pope Francis will bless the Olympic flag, visit this slum and address upward of 1 million young Roman Catholics in Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana beach on Thursday, as Latin America's first pope continues his inaugural international trip as pontiff.×


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This girl is the hottest girl you'll ever meet. Better than all them bitches out there;)
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Liv is a term commonly used when calling someone a complete retard. It is said that there was once a Liv that actually killed himself via eating himself with a spoon, even though that is ancient mythology. It is also used when saying some smells like crap or someone crapped their pants.
#1.Omgz0rz you are being such a liv!
#2.You smell like you liv'ed in your pants.
#2.You smell like you liv'ed in your pants.
Por jane burton 05 de agosto de 2006
An annoying fuck who constantly says stupid things. Don't ever make A liv think that you guys are friends, or she will never forget it.
Girl 1: OMG she is SO annoying!
Girl 2: I bet she's a Liv.
Girl 2: I bet she's a Liv.
Por bemybae123 20 de enero de 2015
An acronym standing for "Low information voter." A person who votes but does not really know what is going on politically.
The LIVs vote like they are told to vote and do not think for themselves.
Por justalittleperson 03 de marzo de 2014
1) Noun. meant protection or defence early on, now interpret as the most common word for life in Norwegian and Danish.
2) A girl's name. Most popular in Denmark, Norway and Sweden
3) Liv (female) and Livthrase (male) are in Norse Mythology the only human beings who survive Ragnarok (The End of the World and Doom of the Gods) and they found the new human race.
4) Noun. Waist, middle
5) Noun. Bodice
2) A girl's name. Most popular in Denmark, Norway and Sweden
3) Liv (female) and Livthrase (male) are in Norse Mythology the only human beings who survive Ragnarok (The End of the World and Doom of the Gods) and they found the new human race.
4) Noun. Waist, middle
5) Noun. Bodice
Her name is Liv, she's a Scandinavian.
Por blackcherry88 26 de noviembre de 2006
LIVs (low information voters) also known as (useful idiots) are citizens that know virtually nothing about a current political and/or social issue unless they heard it on the radio BETWEEN songs, saw it on cable TV BETWEEN videos or on Comedy Central.
All the LIVs that loved the thought of socialized medicine are now complaining about the inability to access the official government's healthcare website on October 1, 2013, the fact they will be fined if they don't sign up by March 31, 2013, the loss of their employer's health insurance, increased health insurance premiums, the IRS investigations into their personal lives, the taxes and fines assessed to the non-compliant, the "ADVERSE SELECTION" of only sick people signing up for the program, rationing of medical care, doctors and nurses being reduced to "healthcare workers", grandmothers and grandfathers being denied treatment because they're too old and it's not cost effective (death panels), etc, etc, etc...
Por Liverpool Care Pathway 12 de octubre de 2013
Liv is A hot girl who no other girl can match up to. Shes all mine and no one elses =]
I love youu
I love youu
Hey Liv, dang !!!!!
*liv* *being hot* haii joee
*liv* *being hot* haii joee
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Anna Kournikova, Bryan Stow and Vanessa Bryant are just three of the top trending sports names in the news today.
The beautiful Anna Kournikova has reportedly just sold her Florida mansion for over $9 million.
Bryan Stow, the victim of an attack at Dodgers Stadium by two men wearing Dodgers apparel, remains in a coma but may be moved to the Bay Area closer to his family as continues to recover.
Also, billboards with the drawings of Stow's attackers are expected to go up all over Los Angeles today in the hopes of finally tracking them down so justice can be served.
There's also Vanessa Bryant, who continues to make news for her whatever she did or didn't do to influence such poor play from the Lakers this postseason.
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Has anyone seen it?I got the first DVD when I bought Devil May Cry 4 Collector's Edition. It came with the Level 1 DVD. At first, when I watched the first episode, I thought: Uhh... well... it's.. uhh... nice, I guess. I thought it was weird and kinda non-sense. But when I watched the other 3 episodes, they were better. And now I think it kicks ass. It's not the best anime ever by far, but it's solid fun and action. Kinda short too but still nice. You just want more. Also the music is amazing! Especially the intro music... ROCKING! Hehe. :P I gotta get Level 2 and 3...!!
Yes any devil may cry but they don't.... and as one of my henchmen that keeps the boundless minions of hell in check must give the producers of this very popular game a lot of credit...but to the show well... its good but the trailers is even better..get my drift... i have yet to see an animation that can best its game counterpart... although the finalfantasy series came real close to doing so... but the demos in the game are still somewhat a littlemore intriguing.... personally speaking... The path to conquest leaves nothing else to be desired!!!!
thatz deepreally deephey r u like a demon xpert
sounds like he is the xpert. frow (the way of the demon)
lol. i dont but it sounds good
yea ur ritehe duz sound like 1
2 tha fullest
always. to the max Nobody is perfect... I am Nobody
I perfer the game more."Soon the ashe's of your past shall burn again."
is there any game that made a good movie or vice versa?
idk if there iz one
most good games turn into horable movies. what a shame
its like the pitch black with Vin Diesel. the movie was good but the game was bad.
Nobody is perfect... I am Nobody
therz a game 4 pitch black
yeh its on the xbox called excape from butcher's bay Nobody is perfect... I am Nobody
Don't forget james bond goldeneye game was pretty good for the N64 and the movie was good too
that game was good but it feels like it was missing somthing, but i cant put my finger on what it is. Nobody is perfect... I am Nobody
it`s sound interesting...
besides Final Fantasy and Max Payne, I don't think any others are WORTH mentioning!
"Sure nothings whole but nothing broken either Even though we both know that our loved one will never as so much look our way, we can't erase that small something within us that continues to hope in vain."
Knowledge is the key to the universe and to the extent it even unlocks doors that have never been made...Devil may cry 4 good show even better were its predecessorsbut hopefully it will get better and better.. but in my disdainful existence i have never seen an anime besides for the final fantasy movies thathave come close to besting the game and even self the final fantasydemos within the game are more passionate and heartfeltthan the movie... jeesh what am i saying... all this mushy crap... i'ma demon for devil's sake.... and i think they should have a feature on me in the show.. The path to conquest leaves nothing else to be desired!!!!
And I think from the start that it was bad butit become intersting
"some things are better left unknown"
hi every body im new! ^_^
i haven't seen it
it is now currently on netflix
But it doesn't follow the story from the game though.
let's take back our symbol
huh thats news, sounds like its good
~Nan Kuru Nai-Sah~
I like the anime even though I was pissed after the last episode. In my opinion that was nothing but a teaser even though I haven't play the games I got the gist of it. DMC the game sounds awesome and looks awesome but with my family's financial problems, it's kind of hard trying to get games.
I love dmc 2 the games are awesome :)
the anime and the video game is cool i got it on xbox 360


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Allegheny Brass BandAllegheny Brass Band.07/07/2013Time: 10:30 amMellon Park, Fifth & Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
A Little Night MusicFredrik dearly loves Anne, his icy young new bride. But he also carries a torch for Desiree, a hot-blooded actress. Desiree is involved with Count Carl-Magnus, who's married to Charlotte, Anne's best friend. Imagine what happens when they all spend a weekend in the country together! Stephen Sondheim's Bergman-inspired musical includes "Send in the Clowns."07/07/2013 - 07/20/201307/07 - 2:30 pm07/12 - 7:30 pm07/20 - 7:30 pmLocation: Twentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Pittsburgh Symphony at HartwoodAssistant Conductor Fawzi Haimor will lead the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in a free outdoor concert as part of the Allegheny County Summer Concert Series. The program opens with Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro Overtuer. Then, PSO violinist Jennifer Orchard will play Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto in D major, and the closer will be Beethoven's famous Symphony No. 7 in A major.07/07/2013Time: 8:00 pmLocation: Hartwood Acres Amphitheater, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Disney's The Little MermaidIn a magical kingdom beneath the sea, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Based on one of Hans Christian Andersen's most beloved stories, with music by eight-time Academy Award winner Alan Menken, it's a hauntingly beautiful love story for the ages.07/09/2013 - 07/21/2013Location: Benedum Center, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Lady Windermere's FanTongues wag when the tarnished Mrs. Erlynne returns to town, but it's Lady Windermere who is most scandalized: she suspects her new husband of having an affair with this woman of ill-repute. When she decides to strike back at him with her own unfaithfulness, an unlikely rescuer saves her from the deed and its consequences. Re-conceived by director Alan Stanford, Oscar Wilde's comic masterpiece time-travels to the 1940's, where the price for breaking high society's rules are still considerable. Nike Doukas stars.07/11/2013 - 07/27/2013Stephen Foster Memorial Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Harlem Quartet - Take the "A" TrainCo-presented with the Kelley-Strayhorn and the African-American Jazz Preservation Society of Pittsburgh. The Harlem Quartet's mission is to advance diversity in classical music, engaging young and new audiences through the discovery and presentation of varied repertoire that includes works by minority composers.07/11/2013Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Kelly-Strayhorn Theatre, 5941 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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Shining Brow, The Opera about Frank Lloyd WrightDaron Hagen's Shining Brow reveals the inner landscape of Wright's heart through a tragic love affair with the wife of a client. Shining Brow is at once intimate and universal. Hailed as "one of the most important American operas of the past decade," Shining Brow (1993) appears in a newly-revised version created by the composer especially for SummerFest.07/11/2013 - 07/19/201300/0007/11 - 7:30 pm07/19 - 7:30 pmTwentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Thirty Minutes of Exceptional Organ MusicFree organ recitals, Thursdays at 5.� Today, Chaz Bowers, of Immaculate Conception, Irwin.07/11/2013Time: 5pmWestminster Presbyterian Church, 2040 Washington Rd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Night Caps InternationalAll set in the same hotel, the 2013 edition of "Night Caps International" introduces characters from around the world whose paths and languages intersect with comic results during a hotel stay. One of four 15-minute operas will be performed following SummerFest mainstage operas, July 11-13 & 19, and all four Night Caps will be staged on the 20th & 21st.07/11/2013 - 07/21/201307/11 - 9:30 pm07/12 - 10:00 pm07/13 - 11:00 pm07/19 - 9:30 pm07/20 - 9:30 pm07/21 - 6:30 pmLocation: Twentieth Century Club, 4210 Bigelow Blvd., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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New in the job:-What's the story with the Grand Douche ?
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On paper, Andrew Stoloff knew it made no sense to buy Rubicon Bakery in Richmond, Calif.
But the former Wall Street analyst's decision to take over the failing business in 2009 and save the jobs of its 14 part-time employees – most of whom were recovering drug addicts or ex-convicts – had little to do with dollars or cents.
"I fell in love with its mission: to give people a second chance," says Stoloff, 53.
Today, the wholesale bakery has $8 million in sales and 80 full-time employees, who earn between $8.50 and $24 an hour, receive health insurance, paid vacation and have access to an interest-free employee loan program.
"Not only are we doing the right thing by giving people a second chance," says Stoloff, "but I've found that it's great for business."
It's also great for the employees.
"It was like God sent Andrew to this bakery," says Sheila Young-Eberhart, 55, the bakery's quality assurance manager and one of the original 14 employees who worked for the shop when it was run by a nonprofit.
Before Stoloff stepped in, the bakery was in bad shape.
"We knew we could lose our jobs at any moment," says Eberhart, a former drug addict who was determined to turn her life around.
Then Andrew came in. "He's saved a lot of lives," says Eberhart.
The main reason? "Our employees are very, very loyal," says Stoloff.
They're people like David Johnson, 44, the bakery's maintenance technician. An ex-convict, Johnson says, he struggled to find work.
"I couldn't even count how many times I'd been turned down," he says, adding that, at Rubicon Bakery, he finally feels at home.
"I actually feel like I belong here. I've never felt like that in my entire life."
"Andrew has always been there for us," adds his wife, Leslie Johnson, 45, who works as an oven manager at the bakery. "You couldn't ask for a better boss."
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Eggless Egg Salad
May 7, 2014, 11:28 a.m. by Lighter Footstep
Tofu makes a good substitute for eggs in this eggless egg salad recipe.
Tips for cooling off this summer
May 13, 2013, 3:33 p.m. by Chris Baskind
With a heat wave here, here are 33 ways to keep the temperature tolerable while saving money and the environment.
Beat toxic VOCs with milk paint
May 27, 2011, 3:32 p.m. by Chris Baskind
Concern about the safety of many wall coverings has led to a revival in milk-based paints.
5 ways to help our disappearing bees
May 3, 2011, 4:09 p.m. by Chris Baskind
Colony collapse disorder is claiming many of North America and Europe's bees. But there are simple things you can do to help keep them buzzing.
10 first steps to lighter living
April 1, 2011, 3:53 p.m. by Chris Baskind
Itching to go green and not sure where to start? Try these simple ideas.
10 places to find back-to-school clothes on the cheap
July 28, 2010, 12:25 p.m. by Chris Baskind
Getting ready for school can add up. Check out these tips for getting your kids back to class without spending so much money.
Chocolate-dipped strawberries for a DIY gift
May 17, 2010, 3:47 p.m. by Lighter Footstep
Chocolate-dipped strawberries are a luxurious, expensive treat, so save money by making yours at home.
The seven stones of simpler living
May 6, 2010, 3:27 p.m. by Chris Baskind
Here are a few ideas that can help you live a lighter, healthier, more sustainable life.
Don't feel guilty for not being able to afford green products
May 3, 2010, 10:19 a.m. by Chris Baskind
It's not what you buy that makes you green -- it's what you don't.
10 elegant, inexpensive, homemade holiday gift ideas
April 23, 2010, 11:29 a.m. by Chris Baskind
Looking to make this holiday special without breaking the bank? Consider handmade gifts. Here are 10 ways to put a special glow into Christmas — or any other holiday that requires a gift.
Take the 10-mile pledge
April 22, 2010, 3:49 p.m. by Chris Baskind
A fairly painless way to start making a difference is to write down how you can save 10 miles of driving each week and then do it.
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Renting may limit your options when it comes to living green, but there are plenty of ways to lighten your environmental footprint — without taking a mortgage.


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The Buffalo Junior Sabres are one win away from completing the three wins in as many days on the road gauntlet after scoring the first five goals of the game during a 7-3 triumph at Milton (Ont.) in the Ontario Junior Hockey League.
Tyler Gjurich scored twice to eclipse the 30-goal mark, while Pat Egan also scored two goals. Goalie Parker Gahagen finished with 32 saves for Buffalo (24-8-2), which visits Hamilton tonight. Gahagen made 33 saves in earning his seventh shutout of the season in Saturday's 3-0 win over Georgetown (Ont.).
In other news, the Junior Sabres' home game slated for Tuesday against Toronto has been rescheduled for 6:30 p.m. Dec. 18 at Northtown Center. During that contest, the team will hold its second annual "Teddy Bear Toss." Fans are asked to bring a new, unwrapped teddy bear to throw on the ice when Buffalo scores its first goal. All toys collected will be passed out by the Sabres Alumni to families in need during the holiday season.


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Tucked away behind the Sierra Nevada College campus is Incline Village's best kept secret. That's where the North Lake Tahoe Demonstration Garden is located. It's a great place to enjoy lunch, take a walk, or do a little bird watching.
Established in 1993, the NLTDG features a butterfly garden, examples of slope stabilization, and ideas for walk-ways and permeable hardscapes. There are eight plots planted in various grass mixes to demonstrate how each mix will grow in this area. Lots of natives and non-natives are planted throughout the garden to help local gardeners with ideas for their own home gardens.
To help promote fire safety, the garden displays examples of defensible space ideas. For inspiration with BMPs and runoff filtration, the garden also has examples and information on installing these systems.
The NLTDG is managed by a group of local volunteers who weed, water, rake, and design areas of the garden for visitors to enjoy. Free classes are offered during the summer months.
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Secretary Arne Duncan challenged the National Assessment Governing Board to help move the nation toward "Assessment 3.0."
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At the 2014 National HBCU convention, Secretary Duncan affirmed the value of HBCUs to achieving national educational goals, such as regaining America's lead in college attainment, strengthening the STEM fields and the teaching profession, expanding diversity, and encouraging innovation and international education. He also addressed concerns that HBCU leaders have raised about several Obama administration initiatives, and thanked the leadership of HBCUs for helping to improve and strengthen a...
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22nd September 2011 11:15 PM #1
Vaccines and autism
Did you read the article on Vaccination in the Sydney Morning Herald called "Vaccination's vexed link to autism" by Marj Lefroy? A really well written article looking at the potential link between vaccination and autism. At today's Pregnancy and Parenting Network one of the group members recommended this article. Let me know what you think of this article.
20th February 2012 03:02 AM #2
I really like this article. I think it is one of the least biased I have read on this subject. I have always had such a hard time with vaccines. I have two autistic nephews. I do believe that vaccines are the environmental push that some children need to develop certain disorders.
It is a known fact that there are vaccine injuries, however I do not think this is discussed enough with parents, as many do not have any idea that vaccines can be dangerous. Furthermore, there is so much more to be concerned with than just autism.
11th March 2012 05:29 PM #3
hello there! this is also my question, is it true that the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine can lead to autism when given to infants?
My daughter will have her shot soon so I'm really worried about this. Is there really a medical explanation for this?"Those who don't believe in love at first sight have not given birth." ♥ Hidden Content
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Hi Kaydetbride,
All vaccines carry risks. You need to do your research on each individual vaccine (measles, mups and rubella, and any other vaccines you are considering giving your child). Giving a child vaccines is the parent's choice, not the doctors. Doctors may push for them, but you have to give consent so you are ultimately responsible for learning about them and making the decision as to which vaccines you give, and when you give them.
Here are a couple of good threads that discuss this:
How to make an informed decision on vaccination
When you should vaccinate your child
And take a look at the National Vaccine Informaiton Center which has a lot of really good informaiton.
There's also a good book called The Parent's Concise Guide to Childhood Vaccinations with lots of helpful information.
You are to be commended for looking into this now, before you give your child the MMR vaccine.
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Avril Lavigne
- 1996
Guitar Hero
Lavigne teaches herself to play the guitar and begins to showcase her powerful voice at local festivals, country fairs and even a Canadian Tire celebration. Her first manager, Cliff Fabri, discovers her two years later at age 14 singing in a bookstore.
- 2000
Long Live Rock
L.A. Reid, head of Arista Records, signs Lavigne to a $1.25 million contract when she is 16. She drops out of high school and moves to New York to record her first album. Arista provides her with country music to record, but after six months of working with cowriters, it becomes obvious that the singer is more interested in rock. The young singer-songwriter soon ditches the setup and moves to L.A.
- 2002
Meteoric Debut
Dressed in skater pants, Lavigne appears on the cover of her debut album, Let Go, which sells more than 13 million copies worldwide. Thanks to the singles "Complicated" and "Sk8er Boi," the album becomes the third biggest-selling album of 2002, and Lavigne earns five Grammy nods.
- 2004
Serious Sophomore Success
Lavigne takes a more serious approach with the release of her second album, Under My Skin. It debuts at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, and goes on to sell 2.9 million copies. "I was involved in every aspect of making this record. I'm very hands-on," Lavigne says on her Web site. "I understand the whole process so much better this time because I've been through it. I'm really picky with my sound."
La Dolce Vita
Lavigne, 19, shows up on vacation in Rome, Italy, with her new boyfriend, fellow Canadian (and former Paris Hilton beau) Deryck Whibley, 24, lead singer for the punk-pop band Sum 41. A year later, on June 25, after winding down her European tour, Lavigne gets engaged to Whibley in another romantic part of Italy – Venice.
- 2006
Model – and Acting – Behavior
Lavigne's skater image softens with a fashion spread for Harper's Bazaar and PEOPLE's 50 Most Beautiful People issue. "When you go from 17 to 21, you change a lot. Every girl does. I'm just growing up," Lavigne tells PEOPLE. In May, the animated comedy Over the Hedge and Fast Food Nation screen at the Cannes Film Festival. Lavigne provides the voice of an opossum in Hedge and makes her feature debut in Nation.
Wedded Bliss
Lavigne, 21, marries Whibley, 26, in a nondenominational outdoor ceremony at a private estate in Montecito, Calif. The singer wears a custom-made ivory strapless Vera Wang gown and a long veil. The couple's first dance is to the Goo Goo Dolls song "Iris."
- 2007
Avril's Best Damn Thing
Lavigne debuts her tongue-in-cheek single "Girlfriend," kicking off her upcoming third album, The Best Damn Thing. In April, her single and her album reach No. 1 on the Billboard charts. By July, Lavigne is sued by members of The Rubinoos, who claim "Girlfriend" rips off their 1979 song "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend." Lavigne denies all claims and is exonerated by the songwriters in 2008.
- 2009
Avril Gets Divorced
Lavigne and Whibley announce they are separating – on good terms. "We've been friends for a really long time, and we always will be," she says. "We're family and we have a connection." In the New Year, the exes work together on Lavigne's latest album, Pink Crust, which includes a song from Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland.
- 2010
A New 'Love'
Fresh off her split from Whilbley, Lavigne begins a flirt-fest with The Hills playboy Brody Jenner. The new pair, who make their mutual affection public on Twitter, get cozy at clubs, from Los Angeles to Las Vegas.
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Tatjana Flade wrote on twitter that Nathalie and Fabian had to withdraw due to a Fabian's injury
Tatjana Flade wrote on twitter that Nathalie and Fabian had to withdraw due to a Fabian's injury
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Update F. Bourzat: rupture of adductor in his right leg, suffered Jan 9, French Fed reports. Hopes to be ready for Worlds.
10:07 AM - 17 Jan 13
- Weren't Pechalat/Bourzat scheduled to perform in the DSC show this past Saturday?
- And were they in fact able to?
Statement in French posted on Pechalat/Bourzat's Facebook page:
The title is:
Short article in French also on P/B's FB page:
Le 17/01/2013 à 19:27:00 | Mis à jour le 17/01/2013 19:27:39
Patinage art. - Championnat d'Europe :
Péchalat-Bourzat forfaitNathalie Péchalat et Fabian Bourzat sont contraints de déclarer forfait pour les Championnats d'Europe de Zagreb qui débutent mercredi prochain, la faute à une blessure à l'adducteur contractée par le Français.
If I understand the L'Equipe article correctly, Camerlengo said that Pechalat was in tears.
And everyone at DSC no doubt feels very sad for all of their sidelined training mates: Weaver/Poje, Czisny, and now P/B. The whole group is overdue for some better luck.
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Alessandrini/Vaturi are on that list too. I'm getting nervous.
And everyone at DSC no doubt feels very sad for all of their sidelined training mates: Weaver/Poje, Czisny, and now P/B. The whole group is overdue for some better luck.[/INDENT][/INDENT]
It also says he has a partial tear of the adducteur, this is really bad news!!
For strains that involve partial tearing of the adductor muscles, the average recovery time is 1 to 2 months.
That recovery time is really cutting it close for Worlds, but I hope they don't rush back into training and risk re-injuring the muscle, especially with the Olympics looming close. What bad luck for the DSC though, two back to back injuries and both of their top tier ice dance teams currently out of commission is just incredibly unfortunate.
sad news for P/B, they were almost locks for Euros champion and Worlds bronze
I don't think they can be ready by Worlds
looks like Euros and Worlds Ice Dance will eb a bit unpredictable
B/S, C/L I/K, R/T all have chances to win and medal
Oh no. Yeah, the bronze will be really unpredictable at Worlds if W/P or P/B don't get better in time. Maybe the Shibs CAN repeat?
Anyone find the icenetwork headline ("French toast") in poor taste, or am I being sensitive?
I'll agree that bronze will be unpredictable.
Oh, no! So sorry to find out this news. I was hoping they'd do so well @ Europeans, and then on to Worlds. Best wishes to Fabian for a full recovery!
So sad for them. Fast recovery to Fabian. If he is not ready to Worlds, next year is more important. A huge lost to the Euros and Worlds competitions.


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Terrell's lone hospital now shut down following moves by feds, state officials to terminate funding and revoke license
Update at 1:13 p.m. Federal regulators just confirmed that Renaissance Hospital Terrell has been shut down in the wake of recent patient-care breakdowns that included two deaths.
"There are no staff or patients in the facility, and it is not providing any care at all," according to a statement CMS sent me moments ago.
Agency officials are now trying to notify Kaufman County residents that they have several care options within 25 miles of Terrell that I've listed at the bottom of this post in bold.
Original item at 12:17 p.m. In a rare action, federal and state health regulators are moving to shut down Renaissance Hospital Terrell for recklessly endangering patients, including nursing failures they say led to two deaths.
As of midnight, the lone hospital serving Terrell, southeast of Dallas in Kaufman County, became only the ninth hospital in the U.S. during the last three years to see its funding cut off by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, records show. And it's only the fifth time since 2007 the Texas Department of State Health Services has moved to revoke a hospital's license, that agency says.
We're still trying to piece together the facts. But a January inspection report I obtained from CMS shows the 102-bed hospital – owned by RH Terrell Management LLC, as listed in state records – has violated 15 safety regulations in recent months, placing patients in the most serious threat category, "immediate jeopardy.''


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