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Frank Raleigh Lautenberg is the senior United States Senator from New Jersey and a member of the Democratic Party. He first served in the United States Senate from 1982 to 2001; after a brief retirement, he was re-elected to the Senate and has served… Read More
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1924 Birth Born on January 23, 1924.
1941 17 Years Old After graduating from Nutley High School in 1941, Lautenberg served overseas in the United States Army Signal Corps during World War II from 1942 to 1946.
1949 25 Years Old Then, financed by the GI Bill, he attended and graduated from Columbia Business School in 1949 with a degree in economics. … Read More
1956 32 Years Old Frank Lautenberg married Lois Levenson in 1956, with whom he had four children: Ellen, Nan, Lisa, and Joshua. Their 31-year marriage ended in divorce, in 1988.
1972 48 Years Old Lautenberg contributed to Democratic candidates for years. He donated $90,000 to George McGovern's campaign for President in 1972, earning himself a place on one of Richard Nixon's enemies lists.
1975 51 Years Old He became the company's CEO in 1975.
1978 54 Years Old He was the executive commissioner of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey from 1978 to 1982.
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In 1999, two popular Republicans were considering running against Lautenberg: the incumbent Governor Christie Todd Whitman and former Governor Thomas Kean. … Read More
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In 2007, Lautenberg proposed the Denying Firearms and Explosives to Dangerous Terrorists Act of 2007, designed to deny weapons purchases by persons that the government has placed on the terrorist watchlist.
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He also co-sponsored the Consumer First Energy Act of 2008, which would have repealed $17 billion in tax breaks for oil companies and reinvested the $17 billion in renewable energy development and energy efficiency technology. … Read More
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In 2009, he voted in favor of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, popularly dubbed the stimulus bill.
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On February 19, 2010, his office announced that Lautenberg had been diagnosed with a diffuse large b-cell lymphoma (an aggressive but curable blood cancer that appears in organs like the stomach) at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York. … Read More
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How is Chandler our backup SF when you traded him? And where are Lee/Nate in that team, you letting them walk in FA?
We can do a lot better with sign and trades to be honest. But those trades are great to get rid of Curry/Jefferies.
Use RealGm Trade Checker to see if the trade works
Two trades I did that work that help us get rid of our two bad contracts to get under the cap for 2010 are....
Raja Bell(1 year left in contract)
Alexis Ajinca(prospect)
Wilson Chandler
Jared Jefferies
Eddy Curry
Chucky Atkins(yr)
Earl Watson(1yr)
Serge Ibaka(prospect)
Your brand new 2009-10 Knicks
Honestly...its the best we could do.
Ajinca and Ibaka are two prospects I love...both have a nice combination of athlecism and skill with great attitudes to the game...good work ethic to fulfil their potential as NBAers. Plus getting rid of Jared and Eddy are big plus.
This makes use a deep team and gives us a real back up PG in Earl Watson who has been one of the best back up PG's in the NBA for a long time.
Donnie should be all over this.
How is Chandler our backup SF when you traded him? And where are Lee/Nate in that team, you letting them walk in FA?
We can do a lot better with sign and trades to be honest. But those trades are great to get rid of Curry/Jefferies.
Great trade to get rid of Eddy Curry...honestly if we're lucky he loses some weight, plays excellent for the first two or so weeks and Donnie Walsh pulls a move kinda like the ones he did to get rid of Z-Bo and Crawford...
I think Chandler should/will go in a deal for Rubio, but I like both those trades a lot, especially the Curry one. We improve strategically as a franchise, especially for the long-term, and even our short-term future may very well improve.
Hopefully, something like last year can happen where we flush away the overrated n overhyped, if not overpaid, and we actually play better....will suck if we score big in the lotto next year.
I just want Curry off the team sfbadly....he's the epitome of Isiah's legacy and the disgrace he's brough to the franchise.
I'm kinda giving up on the Rubio thing...lets just get rid of Jared, Curry and watch this team grow.
Jordan Hill is actually growing on me. Anyone who averages 11 rebounds in the Pac 10 has to be good. How many guys have averaged 11 rebounds in the Pac-10?
People compare Hill to Bosh/Amare...but Hill is 10 times the rebounder those guys are.
18 ppg isn't bad at all either. Brook Lopez averaged that @ Stanford I believe.
Maybe Hill can be our Lopez? Lets hope.
I like Douglas.
Douglas could end up being one of the best guards in the draft, defensive player of the year and 21 ppg with a good jumpshot really decreases his chance of being a bust.
Maybe he could be our Jon Starks? Lets hope
But once we get rid of Jefferies/Curry...we could finally feel secure that we'll get a good free agent in 2010 and just build from that...thats a gurantee ticket to the playoffs.
Any team who signs an elite player usually see the playoffs...for example the Suns when they got Nash.
i agree Hill has slowly come on for me since the draft i watched videos on him and he's alot better than scouts give him credit for and he got better every year in college which is a good thing for meaning he's getting to his potential i like the Amar'e/Bosh comparisons and one thing he does that those guys don't is DEFENSE and thats why i think he could ultimately be better than them
as for douglas he does remind me alot of Starks the way they play the game. not too athletic but then again not to weak/ un-athletic. they're skilled and play the game the way it should be. he was a steal at 29 and im hyped to see the dude play.
we got ourselves Hill ( an amar'e like dynamic PF who will dazzle from day 1) and Douglas who is pretty much imo the 2nd coming of Starks.
DaTPRiNCE...That EGYPTiAN Fella, #MeloMafia
Is there any possibility of us trading for Amare?
I mean...if Golden State wants him, and the Suns are looking to dump payroll...hey Steve Kerr, want David Lee?
Mike James
Jared Jefferies
The Wizards were supposed to be interested in re-acquiring him, and Mike James' contract comes off the books next year, plus he could be usefull if we part with Nate. ESPN says this is a fair trade for both teams
Cuttino Mobley and Sene (not sure if we can trade him, but ESPN trade Machine let me, so I assume it is correct)
Tyson Chandler
NO is trying to move Chandler for Cap, no team can offer them better than 80% off of 8 million. Sene is a throw in who just so happens to be a shot blocking center. this deal basically saves a team struggling financially 19 million dollars in two years. Plus gives us the Shot blocker we need. His contract does spill into 2010, so David Lee and Nate for sure have to be moved in this scenerio
No Curry trade is realistic until/if he comes into camp in shape and plays at least 20 games.
David Lee
Portland 2010 unprotected pick and another couple future first
rounders or Jerryd Bayless
Jordan Hill is a Knick for better or for worse, so regardless of what they say about him being drafted and the Darko trade not affecting Lee's status, lets be realistic, they are preparing to part with Lee! Trade Lee and get a pick in what is being projected as a deep draft. I like the Bayless option because it gets Mike the same type of player he wanted in Stephon Curry.
Any team's early to mid first round 2010 & 2012 pick
If Atlanta didnt trade for Crawford this would be a great move for them and us. But for me any mid to early first round pick would be fine.... Yes I know there is no way to tell who will have a mid to first round pick next year, but what I mean we cant give him to SA, LA, Orl, because obviously those teams likely will be late first rounders.
Al Harrington
Brian Cardinal and Craig Smith and future first rounder
Al to me is dead weight! He clogs up our lineup, robbing both our past two lottery picks of minutes, move him to free up roster space. The First Rounder is needed because of the difference in the talent we give up and what we are getting back. To me Minny does this deal because they need a SF who can score w/ Brewer being a bust so far in the NBA. Both Cardinal and Smith's contract melt away after next season, thus making this deal worth doing for us.
Ny Ny Trade sum up
Hill/ Darko/Cardinal/Smith
Ty. Chandler/Curry/Darko
The Catch is that I did add about 6 million to the 2010 cap making a trade of Curry or him deciding to opt out a must. But this team should compete in The East, a decent defensive team for sure an upgrade in that regard with 3 guys who can block shots (not to be confused w/ 3 shot blockers, there is a difference) still likely not a playoff team, but should be appealing to members of the 2010 class.
Utah gets the 13th pick as opposed to the 8th or 9th. We land a couple picks ourselves in next year's draft which we can use with our expiring contracts come the trade deadline this season, or package them both for a higher pick.
None of these trades are Home Runs, but a couple stand up doubles with a couple Sac Fly RBI's
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"I'd Rather Melo shoot with 3 men on him than Jefferies shotting wide open"
-Jeff Van Gundy
great trades New New York those trades will surely put us into the playoffs.
i really like the first 2 where we get rid of Jeffries, for Mike James- Jeffries is going to be the odd man out with the drafting of Hill who will get alot of PF minutes this season cause he's young has potential and a big part of our future. and we get back an expiring contract in James
and the the T.Chandler trade makes sense cause we get a defensive C who grabs rebounds by the bunches and could run the floor
DaTPRiNCE...That EGYPTiAN Fella, #MeloMafia
There's already a thread made by myself under exactly the same topic from 2 months ago. One that you've replied to more than once.
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Isn't this like the 3rd double thread you've made in the last week?
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   トレード Official Off=Season Trade Thread.
All trade thoughts for the off-season go here.
This off-season is massive for us. Good trades/signings are essential. Currently, we're a ****ing expansion team at best.
Try the link below to view all NBA players individual contracts and salaries.
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And there's also the ESPN trade machine which has been updated:
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Here's a list of this off-seasons free agents as well.
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There are also as we know, a plethora of veterans heading into their final year under current contracts. Don't forget them!
Remember, Lee & N8 are both sign and trades if you want to include them in a trade scenario. Neither can b shipped prior to the draft either.
In order to trade either, you'd need to create a realistic contract and then trade them. eg: pay N8 $7m/year and then trade him for someone of equal or slightly more or less monetary value. Other teams may agree to their signing prior to the draft, but are not bound by any legalities if they withdraw. I think.
Pretty simple stuff! Always good to see what others can come up with as well.
JPZ's trade thread from earlier in the season was good fun so I thought I'd cook up another one given the perfect timing & the immense necessity of a successful off season going into 2010
Blow Up The Knicks!
I'm tearin' us apart!
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PS: This thread is old now, so some scenarios pale in comparison to any we could concoct with our #8 pick and those who have elected to test free agency etc. & may seem a little weird.
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Mike James at SG?
How long is Chandler's contract?
Eh...I don't want Chandler/Curry on the same team.
I don't want to pay Curry that salary to be a back up...primary goals should be shipping Curry and Jefferies.
After that, well go from there.
Chandler's contract does extend into the 2010-2011 and is some what of an issue, but, at some point we have to add a shotblocker, and in all actuality he would be a target in 2010 if he opts out of NO, so why not just pick him up now?
I guess I see your point about paying Curry to be a backup, but Curry is likely a backup Center next season anyways! Like I said it is going to take 20 games for a team to be convinced he has turned a over a new leaf. Even if he is coming off the bench, if he comes into camp in shape and is in the rotatation at all, then that should be enough to get teams looking at him, starter or not.
Like you said the main goal should be to move Curry and Jefferies, Agreed! And player rotation and even win total should fall way way second to that.
Last edited by New New York; Jun 28, 2009 at 22:46.
"I'd Rather Melo shoot with 3 men on him than Jefferies shotting wide open"
-Jeff Van Gundy
Chandler extending throughout 2010 is a negative.
He will most likely be a bust in NY.
Going from Paul to Duhon will really affect his game.
Didnt he play with Duhon in Chicago when he was one of the worst offensive players in the NBA?
Chandler is an excellent rebounder, but by no means he's a lock down defender...solid shot blocker, not the best.
I feel Hill could fill in for whatever Chandler can do at a cheaper price(rookie contract)


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Kofi Annan, known for polished diplomacy as head of the United Nations, doesn't need a bunch of birdbrains telling him how to be an ambassador. But all the same, a trio of animal ambassadors traveling the state might add these tips to the protocol list:
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3. Do not leave hair or feathers on the furniture.
Hey, it's worth trying. Just ask the pair of birds and their anteater pal that began a goodwill mission in Amarillo on Jan. 23. Unlike other diplomats, these smallish statesmen can cozy right up to you.
Timmy, a tamandua, or lesser anteater, who joined Larry and Lindy, a pair of Australian lorikeets, hails from Sea World Adventure Park in San Antonio. Their human staff decided to begin the trio's 30-city tour with a morning stop at Puckett Elementary School.
Bob McCullough, director of public relations for Sea World, said the annual tour shows landlocked Texans what's available at the theme park.
"It's our opportunity to share a little Sea World with the Panhandle," he said.
McCullough said when it's time to plan the trip, the staff chooses odd or exotic animals that aren't well-known and can fly easily in a pet carrier.
The animals and their human tour guides flew Southwest Airlines as part of a promotional partnership with the park, McCullough said.
Sea World, generally thought of as a water animal park, keeps other animals like Timmy, Larry and Lindy because they share habitats with aquatic animals.
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"You go to the beach and you may see more than just water animals," he said. "Sea World is an adventure port, and we're trying to make an impact on populations in the wild."
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Brent Budowsky: The Senate becomes a farce: Democrats propose, Republicans filibuster. Democrats retreat, Congress recesses. Tiny victories are hailed as great achievements. The Democratic legacy is dumbed down by the day. The voice of a generation is silenced.
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Norman Solomon: Whether or not Obama's vicious assault on Social Security is successful, it has already jolted an unprecedented number of longtime supporters. It should be the last straw, suffused with illumination.
Which Members of Congress Are Standing Up for Economic Decency – And Which "Progressives" Aren't
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Pelosi's Fiscal-Cliff Ace in the Hole
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When You've Lost the VFW on Budget Cuts, You've Lost America
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Will Dems Tax Rich to Avoid Fiscal Cliff?
Shamus Cooke: Literally the day after the election a sudden "urgency" gripped the nation: the imminent danger of the so-called "fiscal cliff" — the national automatic tax increases and spending cuts due in January.
Is Barack Obama a Radical Socialist, a Pro-Business Sell-Out, Both, or Neither?
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Suddenly Homeless: Craig and Mark Don't Count
Charley James: Technically they aren't counted as being homeless anymore because they now live in a house rather than on the street. Some activists think this distorts the numbers downward, masking the true extent of the problem.
Retirement: Sitting on a One-Legged Stool
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Rick Perry, Social Security, and the Ghost of Barry Goldwater
Mark Nevin: In the 1964 presidential campaign, Republican Barry Goldwater initially criticized Social Security but then backed away from that criticism after he fell under attack from fellow Republicans. Despite his backpedaling, Goldwater could never shake the label of Social Security foe. Might current Republican front-runner Rick Perry be in a similar situation?
An Anti-Government Challenge
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From Bad to Worse: Immigrant Smearing in a Time of Midterm Cholera
Seth Hoy: You don't even have to stare into the headlights of campaign politics to observe how blithely some candidates have taken aim at their opponents and managed to catch immigrants in their crosshairs.
Undocumented Immigrants Giving Social Security, Baby Boomers a Big Boost
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PRIOR TO NAVY: Placed 29th in air rifle and 16th in rifle at the 2013 National Junior Olympics ... Earned gold medals at the 2013 NRA Four-Position Junior Sectional Championships and NRA Four-Position Sectional Championships ... was the 2012 state and National Junior Four-Position champion and NRA Air Rifle High Junior champion ... earned two varsity letters in cross country at Allentown High School.
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Last season was a prime example of how important a kicking game is for a team.
In the two juiciest matchups of 2011—the first time Alabama played LSU and the second—the scores were comprised of field goals (and one touchdown in the national championship game).
The past two seasons, senior Jeremy Shelley—who hit a bowl-record five field goals in last year's national title game, scoring 15 of Alabama's 21 points—and junior Cade Foster have shared kicking duties for the most part. This year, Alabama has added freshman Adam Griffith to the mix.
So with just over two weeks until the Tide's first game against Michigan, who is the frontrunner?
"We're giving them all an equal opportunity, whether it's kicking or kickoff and we're evaluating on a daily basis," head coach Nick Saban said. "We really want to be fair and we don't really have any favorites. We just want to evaluate statistically how well they've done throughout camp especially in team situations."
During practice, the coaches chart each kick in length and airtime.
"When this is all over, we'll have to make some determination sometime before the first game how we're going to manage that," Saban said. "Consistency is going to be the key for each one of those guys. Who can be the most consistent performer relative to your role? There's a lot of competition there, and that's probably a good thing."
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- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1 small green pepper, chopped
- 1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
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- 1 can (15 ounces) black beans, rinsed and drained
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Black parents urge boycott after school board action
CHAMPAIGN – Nicole Causley's son went to school Wednesday. But he might not be at Central High School much longer, she says.
Causley and her sister, Natalie Freeman, say they will take their children out of the Champaign school district in protest of the decision to put armed police officers in the schools. They are asking other parents to do the same.
More teacher development time proposed in Urbana
URBANA – Representatives from elementary schools around Urbana met Tuesday night with the Urbana school board to propose adding several hours of teacher development time to the calendar every year – and taking that time away from teaching students.
They suggest increasing the teacher development days from six half-day sessions – currently early dismissal days for students – to six full-day sessions, a measure that would need state as well as school board approval.
Schools will get resource officers
CHAMPAIGN – Champaign school Superintendent Arthur Culver says he usually isn't given to public displays of emotion.
But he was shouting Tuesday night as he spoke to the Champaign City Council about the need for a school resource officer program in Champaign middle and high schools.
Ailing employees get assistance from colleagues, students
URBANA – When Linda Darr slipped on a patch of ice and seriously injured her back in February, her recovery could have been one of the worst experiences of her life.
Instead, she said, "I am just so overwhelmed with how well I've been taken care of."
Board OKs resource officers for next year
CHAMPAIGN – After two hours of public comment from a standing-room-only crowd of more than 200 people Monday night, the Champaign school board approved putting full-time police officers in its middle and high schools.
The school resource officer program will begin next fall, pending approval from the Champaign City Council at its meeting tonight.
A second chance for necessary learning
URBANA – Jayner Bryant woke up every day for 27 years wondering where she'd get the drugs and alcohol that fueled her life.
After a year in jail and participation in a successful substance abuse program there, Bryant, 47, decided to turn her life around. She's now very close to earning her high school diploma at Urbana Adult Education, and that's just a start. Her next goal: to earn a degree at Parkland College on her way to becoming a counselor.
WILL-TV mentor program building a love for books
SAVOY – The preschoolers in Anita Rhodes' classroom at Savoy Head Start added a new book to their home libraries Thursday.
The children listened to volunteers read "Who Took The Farmer's Hat?," then they each received a copy of the book to take home, as part of WILL-TV's book mentor program. The program, in its second year, puts community volunteers in five Head Start classrooms – three in Savoy and two at Prairie School Head Start in Urbana – and books in the children's homes.
Urbana High School students express opinions on sensitive topics
URBANA – Harmony Week at Urbana High School isn't about beautiful music or singing Kumbaya.
It's about openly and peacefully discussing topics on many teen-agers' minds: racism, sex, immigration, high school rules and homosexuality, to name a few.
Unit 4: Proposal for resource officers still alive
CHAMPAIGN – The Champaign school board will again consider whether to put full-time police officers in the schools at a special meeting next week.
The board considered a proposal for school resource officers in the middle and high schools at its meeting last Monday, but didn't take a vote after community members expressed opposition to armed officers in the schools and board members raised questions about the cost and other safety measures being considered.
PBL basketball coach's resignation accepted
PAXTON – Paxton-Buckley-Loda school board members approved the resignation of the district's high school boys' basketball coach Wednesday night.
PBL Coach Mark Portwood resigned his coaching position, effective immediately. No word was given on the timing or nature of Portwood's resignation.


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Disney town, for Terra & Ven, is after crossing Pete's room, and then from the roof, crossing to that barely visible little room. You have to use dash commands or Glide to get there. It's definitely on the roofs, that's for sure.
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Author Affiliations: School of Health Technology and Management and Department of Medicine, School of Medicine, Stony Brook Medicine, Stony Brook, New York (Drs Benz Scott, Gravely, Brzostek, and Brown); and College of Business, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook (Dr Sexton).
Globally, cardiovascular diseases are the leading causes of morbidity and mortality.1 Secondary prevention measures, such as outpatient cardiac rehabilitation (OCR), effectively reduce this burden.2,3 Randomized controlled trials and quantitative reviews demonstrate that OCR programs result in significant reductions in morbidity, mortality, and cost of care compared with usual care. Despite this evidence, referral to and enrollment in OCR is low, averaging 19% in the United States.4 It is important to identify new approaches to improve enrollment in OCR because there are limited intervention studies targeting participation among eligible cardiac patients.2,5,6
The objective of this study was to test the hypothesis that a patient navigation (PN) intervention would achieve significantly higher rates of OCR enrollment compared with usual care.
The study design was a randomized controlled trial approved by the human subjects committee at Stony Brook University. From May 2009 to June 2011, patients were screened on the general cardiology and thoracic surgery floors at Stony Brook University Hospital. Inclusion criteria were age 21 years or older and a diagnosis or procedure clinically indicated for OCR referral (myocardial infarction, heart failure, stable angina pectoris, percutaneous coronary intervention, coronary artery bypass graft surgery, or heart valve replacement or repair). Patients were excluded if they were not proficient in the English language, had a major noncardiac comorbidity with a poor prognosis, had a recent uncontrolled psychiatric or substance abuse disorder, were participating in another study that would interfere with the trial, were unable to provide a telephone number, or declined participation. All consenting patients were consecutively assigned to either PN or usual care groups using computer-generated block randomization.
Consistent with prior research on the use of lay health advisors in cancer care coordination,7 2 individuals with no prior clinical knowledge were trained to help patients navigate the inpatient to outpatient cardiac care system, with a particular focus on enrolling in a local OCR program. Each patient assigned to PN had a navigator meet with them prior to discharge. Patients in the PN intervention were educated about OCR (ie, the likely benefits of participation, the location of local programs, anddetails on how to access it). Navigators facilitated contact with an OCR program of the patient's choice. Individuals discharged prior to face-to-face navigation were mailed information to their home and a navigator reviewed it by telephone within 1 week. Approximately 10 days after hospital discharge, navigators called PN patients to encourage them to discuss OCR with a physician and to enroll. Those assigned to usual care received the standard discharge instructions.
Sociodemographic and clinical data were collected from medical charts and 2 in-depth telephone interviews at 4 and 12 weeks after hospitalization. The primary outcome was patient OCR enrollment, defined as having attended at least 1 OCR session. For patients who reported enrollment in an OCR program, the program was contacted to verify enrollment. For patients who did not complete the second telephone interview (9 usual care and 22 PN participants), the local OCR programs were contacted to determine enrollment status.
Categorical variables and outcomes were compared using a 2-tailed Fisher exact test, and continuous variables were compared using 2-tailed independent sample t tests. P < .05 (2-sided) was considered statistically significant. Statistical analysis was performed with SPSS version 19.0 (SPSS Inc).
Of the 599 inpatients screened for the trial, 181 consented to participate. Of the 181 trial participants, 3 died before the first telephone interview (within 1 month of hospital discharge) and were excluded from the analyses. Therefore, 178 patients (89 per group) had their cardiac rehabilitation enrollment verified and were included in the analyses.
The Table gives the sociodemographic and clinical variables at baseline. Overall, participants tended to be young (mean [SD] age, 60.4 [10.5] years), male (66.3%), white (86.5%), and married (60.1%); have insurance (84.3%); and have an education greater than high school (60.3%). Most patients had a prior myocardial infarction (83.1%), hypertension (79.8%), or hyperlipidemia (65.7%). Participants in the PN intervention were less likely to be married and more likely to have an education beyond high school. Of the 178 study participants, 21 of the 89 randomized to PN (23.6%) and 6 of the 89 randomized to usual care (6.7%) enrolled in an OCR program (P = .003).
Despite compelling evidence that participation in OCR is associated with reductions in morbidity and mortality as well as gains in quality of life and functional status, enrollment of eligible cardiac patients into OCR programs remains suboptimal. To our knowledge, this is the first randomized controlled trial to compare the effect of a PN intervention against usual care on increasing patient enrollment into OCR. The results demonstrated a 3-fold increase in patient enrollment in an OCR program compared with usual care.
In conclusion, lay individuals trained as cardiac patient navigators achieve significantly higher rates of OCR enrollment compared with usual care.
Correspondence: Dr Benz Scott, Graduate Program in Public Health, Stony Brook Medicine, Health Sciences Center, Level 3, Room 078, Stony Brook, NY 11794 (email@example.com).
Published Online: December 17, 2012. doi:10.1001/2013.jamainternmed.1042
Author Contributions: Dr Benz Scott had full access to all of the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis. Study concept and design: Benz Scott and Brown. Acquisition of data: Benz Scott and Brzostek. Analysis and interpretation of data: Benz Scott, Gravely, Sexton, Brzostek, and Brown. Drafting of the manuscript: Benz Scott, Gravely, and Sexton. Critical revision of the manuscript for important intellectual content: Benz Scott, Gravely, Sexton, Brzostek, and Brown. Statistical analysis: Gravely and Sexton. Obtained funding: Benz Scott. Administrative, technical, and material support: Benz Scott, Brzostek, and Brown. Study supervision: Benz Scott and Brown.
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Funding/Support: This study was funded in part by General Clinical Research Center grant MO1RR10710 and a Targeted Research Opportunity Fusion Award with matching funds provided by the School of Medicine and the School of Health Technology & Management.
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Over half of America's 16-to-24-year-olds were enrolled in school in October 1999. About 9 million were in high school and 9.4 million were in college.
Overall, the labor force participation rate for 16-to-24-year-olds enrolled in college was 58.5 percent. Among high school students, 41.2 percent were in the labor force. The labor force participation rate among all youths attending school was 50.1 percent.
Labor force participation was very different for full-time and part-time college students. Of those in college on a full-time basis, 53.4 percent were either working or looking for work. In contrast, fully 87.4 percent of part-time collegians were in the labor force.
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Savvy hunters know that being proficient at their sport involves mastery of more than just a rifle. Hunting optics can make the difference between finding that trophy buck and finding nothing at all, and then it determines whether you hit that trophy buck in the right spot or send your bullet whizzing over his back. This hunting optics buying guide will show you how to buy hunting optics that are right for you.
Magnification: Magnification power is an important factor to consider when you're choosing any hunting optics, be it a new rifle scope, spotting scope or pair of binoculars. After all, the whole point of using hunting optics is to make an object appear closer than it really is. In fact, most hunting optics list magnification power in the item's name. Most optics list two numbers separated by an "x," and the magnification is the first number. For example, a rifle scope named "Spitfire 8x40" magnifies an image eight times. When you're looking at scopes or binoculars, keep in mind that you want the right magnification for the job. For a spotting scope, this may be somewhere around 60x. For binoculars and rifle scopes, it's probably closer to 8x or 10x.
Lens diameter: The second number in a specification like "8x10" is the diameter of the outer lens in millimeters. This number affects two things. First, it affects the field of view of your hunting optics. The larger the outer lens, the more you will see when you look through your scope or binoculars. This is especially important for binoculars and spotting scopes, which you use to scan large areas looking for game. Second, lens diameter affects the brightness of the image you see by letting more (or less) light enter into an optic device, which makes a big difference in the quality of an image. A proper amount of magnification can be worthless if the image isn't bright enough for you to make out the details of the game you're looking at.
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No doubt that Apple, Google and Game Console makers have been at it a long time. But for streaming internet content to a TV, Roku is still the sales model. People buy an Xbox 360 or PS3 as a gaming platform first and foremost, any additional functionality is a secondary consideration.
There are some good developers for Roku who have a bit of vision. Yeah a lot of it ends up being subscription channels or free with ads, but there are a few who work off donations. Add in the ability to install "homebrew" channels (AKA: Private Channels) by entering a key into the Roku website under your log in and the thing is pretty wide open.
Roku streams with top shelf capability, but it isn't smart. Smart Boxes (Apple, Google) fall into the locked in feeling. From what I've seen of them they sort of short change each side of the operation (Smart/Apps -vs- Streaming/Video Content Flexibility). That may just be a gut feeling as I've not followed too many reviews and have never actually used a Google or Apple set top.
I think the more options that people can plug in from home the better.
Here's a box and a simple remote. HDMI out to TV. LAN line in for internet. WiFi capable of course, but hard wired internet would be better wouldn't it? Bluetooth capable as well.
So a box and a remote. Simple, low cost entry.
Want memory? Plug in a microSD or a USB memory stick (most people have one of those lying around anyway). Maybe have that expansion port for a plug 'n' play hard drive as well... What format would memory be in (a Fat variant, NTSF, ext3)??? I think the more common the format, the better it flies. If most people don't have to reformat the memory they will be more comfortable and also more willing to use it if they can "time share" a plug in memory storage device between the box and whatever else they have.
Got a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse lying around. Pair them to the box and take off. Makes full internet access easier. The user supplies the higher end interface, keeping the cost of entry down for everyone else.
Are there generic drivers for these types of devices that can be used inside the box? IDK, that's why I'm asking as I spin out ideas...
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This Friday, July 22, members from the Working the Puzzle for Autism, Inc. will be going to a drive-in movie either at Summersville or Stanford depending on what movies are showing. Those who want to attend should plan on meeting in the parking lot at the autism center on Friday, July 22, between 5:30 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. The center will announce on its Working the Puzzle for Autism Facebook page on Thursday which drive-in they will be going to and which movies they will be watching.
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Holly Horton, 42, of Harrodsburg was driving a 2003 Hyundai westbound on KY 1754. Horton failed to stop at the intersection and pulled into the path of a northbound 2013 Nissan being driven by Christopher Mattingly, 42, of Shelbyville. Mattingly's vehicle collided with the rear driver side of the Hyundai.
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