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Are you ready to start 2017 off the right way with your fellow Isagenix Canadian Associates? Then join us for the inaugural 2017 Red and White Kick Off (RWKO) in Toronto from February 23, 2017, through February 25, 2017. This event will be key to setting your business up for success in the coming year.
To help you craft your personal goals and business strategies for 2017, we are bringing in some of our top trainers to give you business-building guidance and insight. Each of them know what it takes to share Isagenix with others and build a business from the ground up, and they are eager to share their knowledge with you!
Meet Your 2017 RWKO Trainers!
Susan Sly, Isagenix Millionaire,* 17-Star Platinum, 20-Star Crystal Executive
As a former television and radio personality, Susan had been suffering in silence with her own health. When a former client approached her with Isagenix, Susan was adamant that it was not for her and wanted to find things wrong with the products. Later, when Susan took another look, she recognized John W. Anderson and knew his reputation, so she made a decision to get on the system. After 13 years, Susan's mission is to help people pursue opportunities in their lives and have the power to say yes to the things they previously thought were impossible.
Warren Lance, Isagenix Millionaire,* 9-Star Platinum, 9-Star Crystal Executive
When former clothing company owner Warren first heard about Isagenix, he had no interest in the products or the business opportunity. But after having his own great product experience, Warren began telling people about Isagenix, and his business grew organically, now spanning across the globe. Warren and his wife, Arlene, are passionate about building their business as a family with their three boys and helping ordinary people transform their lives.
Janey Snelgrove, Isagenix Millionaire,* 8-Star Platinum, 6-Star Executive
Janey always hoped to make a living doing something that could combine her passion for health and business. When her husband opened a chiropractic wellness clinic and they realized the financial burden of the practice, Janey began searching for another source of income and found Isagenix. With the success she created through Isagenix, Janey now gets to transform lives and help others live a life full of vitality while exploring the outdoors, traveling, and contributing to children's missions around the world with her family.
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Former massage therapist Shannon was searching for a way to prepare for her dream of starting a family with her husband. When a client introduced her to Isagenix, she jumped at the opportunity to try the products. After feeling and seeing the results, she and her husband, Chris, launched their business immediately. Since committing to Isagenix, Shannon's life has completely transformed. She has optimal health and the ability to make meaningful choices, plus three beautiful children. Shannon is able to be present in their lives every day.
Nicole Stewart, Isagenix Millionaire,* 7-Star Golden Circle, 9-Star Crystal Executive
As a former Olympic-level soccer player and kinesiology professional, Nicole had always been passionate about health and made it a top priority in her life. But after a car accident and the birth of her beautiful daughter, Ashley, Nicole found herself at a low point physically. When Nicole tried the Isagenix products and attended her first event, she knew she had happened upon something great! Now, she and her husband, Rob, help people through Isagenix and have the ability to be more present in their daughter's life and give back together.
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Former corporate executive Shawn traveled three weeks out of every month and worked 60-hour weeks. His stress levels were high, he was struggling to maintain his health, and he felt distant from his family. In 2008, thanks to his friend, Kyle, Shawn gave the Isagenix products a chance, and he felt like a different person. Now, this Isagenix Millionaire* works alongside his beautiful wife, Kari-Lyn, travels on his own schedule, and never misses one of his children's activities.
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Before Isagenix, Lori was a high school teacher and a full-time skate mom. Between creating new lesson plans and managing skate responsibilities, she was chronically sleep deprived and ran on coffee and sugar to help keep her energy up. When Lori finally decided to commit to the Isagenix products, it completely transformed her life. Through the business opportunity, events, culture, and products, Lori retired from teaching, lives in an abundance of energy and health, and has the choice to be more present with her family.
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Former prosecuting attorney Pamela and her husband, Kevin, faced demanding careers while trying to raise their son. When they were first introduced to Isagenix, Pamela and Kevin were not interested in network marketing as a business. However, after using the products, they started seeing positive changes in their energy, performance, and physical appearance. Now, Pamela and Kevin spend their time with their son, Kaleb. They are passionate about teaching others how to reach their goals through consistency, determination, and drive.
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Former professional baseball player Alvie was forced into early retirement after a career-ending injury. Devastated, he turned to food and alcohol as a coping mechanism, and his health suffered. After discovering Isagenix and the IsaBody Challenge®, Alvie began focusing on his physical and financial goals. In August 2016, he took the stage at Celebration and was named the 10th IsaBody Challenge Grand Prize Winner! Now, Alvie continues to inspire and coach others to transform their bodies and lives with his positive outlook.
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Dr. Paul is a leading expert in nutrition and fitness. He is an independent, third-party scientific researcher who, along with his research team, has conducted several human trial intervention studies using the Isagenix Weight Loss and Performance Solutions. Dr. Paul's studies have demonstrated that both Isagenix solutions can improve metabolic, cardiovascular, body composition health, and physical performance. Dr. Paul often attends Isagenix events to train on the benefits of nutrition and fitness for optimal health and performance.
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With reference to the press release Trigon Agri A/S: Information on exercise of warrants published by Trigon Agri A/S on 30th January 2017 (available at: http://www.trigonagri.com/2017/01/30/trigon-agri-as-information-on-exercise-of-warrants/) Trigon Agri A/S hereby announces a marginal upward adjustment of the number of warrants that has been effected today. The adjustment has been prompted by the additional allocation of the warrants to three shareholders, who have not been correctly recorded in the list of shareholders entitled to receive the warrants.
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Bacardi Cup 2017, Grael and Goncalves Won Yesterday's LightDay on Biscayne Bay
Friday, March 10, 2017 10:00 AM
Race Day 4 of the 90th Bacardi Cup Regatta and Race Day 1 of the 8th Annual BACARDI Miami Sailing Week presented by EFG got off to a slow start yesterday for the Stars, but racing was on and then off for the J/70, Viper 640, VX One, VX Evo, A-Cat, Flying Tiger and M24 Classes.
Around 2:00PM the Star Class was set to go, but RC called three general recalls following a two hours holding pattern. Five boats were black flagged while racing resumed also for the other three circles on an average of 7 knots from the east. At the Star top mark Grael/Goncalves (BRA) rounded first followed by Szabo/Natucci and Della Torre/Sacrpatti (ARG) with leaderboard French duo Rohart/Ponsot in seventh. With a steady breeze and on the rise all circles were in full race mode it was a beautiful sight to see over 150 boats racing.
With two legs to go it's a phenomenal battle for first between Grael/Goncalves and Szabo/Natucci with Diaz/Prada in third and Rohart/Ponsot in sixth. In the final upwind leg the Brazilian team will be protecting the lead by keeping the boat speed, while Szabo/Natucci tried to catch-up trying different strategies, but wasn't enough. Behind them solid run of Diaz/Prada (USA).
"The waiting period prior to the start created anticipations to get going, but RC made a good call in holding the start." Commented Lars Grael. "It would have bee a lottery race, but luckily it wasn't… it was light but fair." Concluded yesterday's winner. In the overall we now have Mark Mandelblatt/Liljedahl followed by Xavier Rohart/Ponsot and Augie Diaz/Prada jumping to third.


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The Price of Ultimate Masters
We first learned about Ultimate Masters a couple of weeks ago when people started getting Ultimate Box Toppers in the mail, and with spoiler season officially starting tomorrow (and wrapping up Wednesday), the time is finally right to talk about the set. So far, we know 41 Ultimate Masters cards—the 40 Ultimate Box Toppers as well as Entomb—which amounts to all of the mythics, a bit under half of the rares, and two of the uncommons from the set. Just looking over the list of cards—a list that contains a huge percentage of the most expensive cards in the Modern format—you'd expect almost universal rejoicing from players. We're finally getting another Masters set that is stocked full of in-demand Modern playables rather than old, expensive, low-demand cards like Imperial Recruiter. Somewhat surprisingly, the opposite is true. Thanks to an MSRP increase from $240 to $335, the reaction to Ultimate Masters has been overwhelmingly negative on social media, Reddit, and YouTube.
While we'll have a full expected-value breakdown next week after the full set is revealed, the plan today is simple: we're going to talk about the price of Ultimate Masters. Is all of the complaining justified, or is the set better than the community is giving it credit for thanks to some factors that might not be apparent at first glance? That's our topic for today. Let's start with the bad news and the underlying source of most of the weeping and gnashing of teeth from the community:
Much of the complaining about Ultimate Masters goes back to the MSRP increase. In the past, Masters sets had an MSRP of $240 a box, with the original Modern Masters having an even lower MSRP thanks to its $7 / pack price point. The jump from $240 to $335 is massive on its face. The price tag might be justified if you dig down into the cards and other unique aspects of the set, but if you're thinking of picking up a box and see the $335 MSRP staring back at you, it feels like a big (and bad) change compared to previous sets.
To understand why the community has reacted so negatively to the price of Ultimate Masters, we only have to look back on the past couple of Masters sets. Both Masters 25 and Iconic Masters were underwhelming and lacking in value, to the point where boxes ended up selling for less than half of their $240 MSRP. In fact, at their low point, you could pick up booster boxes of Masters 25 and Iconic Masters for around $110 on Amazon and eBay, only slightly more than a Standard-legal set like Guilds of Ravnica. As a result, one of the most discussed "fixes" for Masters sets over the past year from the community was decreasing the price of packs based on the feeling that if Masters sets were going to be bad anyway, they might feel a bit less bad at a lower price.
This made the MSRP of Ultimate Masters even tougher to swallow. While it's probably not fair to say that the community was expecting the price of Masters sets to decrease after Masters 25 and Iconic Masters, many people at least had the possibility in the back of their minds, so when Ultimate Masters was revealed and, rather than a price decrease, Wizards decided to increase the MSRP of a box by nearly 30%, it came across like rather than learning from the mistakes of the past two Masters sets, Wizards had actually doubled down by increasing the price, giving the impression that it didn't listen or didn't care.
The other major issue with the MSRP increase is that many Magic players are on a budget. While finance types can crunch the numbers and come to the conclusion that a set is good despite its cost, a much larger portion of the community has $x a week or $x a month to spend on Magic. To all of these players, Ultimate Masters is just another sign that some important parts of Magic aren't for them. While people can accept that Mythic Edition and SCG Planeswalkers are high-end collectors items that aren't for everyone, Masters sets are designed to provide much-needed reprints to make the game more accessible to players. Having your "make the game more accessible" product more inaccessible by greatly increasing prices is a hard pill for many players to swallow.
In the end, the MSRP increase on Ultimate Masters is mostly a perception problem. You'll likely get your money's worth if you buy a box of the set (at least based on what we've seen from the set so far, but more on this in a minute), but having a solid expected value doesn't change that fact that many players feel like Magic is expensive and having a huge price increase just puts the spotlight back on this this problem. While the optics are bad and the feelings regarding Ultimate Masters are valid, the good news is that if you dig down into the set, the MSRP increase isn't really all that impactful in the real world.
MSRP Is Just a "Suggestion"
If you go back to the first Modern Masters, the set sold for nearly double its $168 MSRP. Conversely, both Iconic Masters and Masters 25 had an MSRP of $240 but were readily available for as low as $110—less than half of MSRP—shortly after they were released. While MSRP does have some impact on the price of boxes, since it helps determine how much LGSs will pay for the set, after a set release, the actual price you pay for a box is mostly determined by the set itself, primarily how many boxes are available on the market and how much value is in the set.
As such, MSRP is sort of a phantom number. Seeing it increase looks scary, but in reality, other factors are going to determine what you pay for a box of Ultimate Masters. In just the past two weeks since Ultimate Masters was announced, we've already seen box prices tumble. They started off at around $320, and currently, you can buy as many boxes as you want on eBay for $268, including the box topper. While the value of the box topper is a bit fuzzy at this point, based on the difference between the price of three-booster blister packs at big box stores ($11.67 / pack) and the MSRP of a booster box (about $14 / pack), Wizards is basically charging $55 for the Ultimate Box Topper pack. While you are forced to pay for a box topper whether you want to or not (unless you buy booster packs at Walmart or Target at what amounts to $280 / box), if you deduct the $55 for the Ultimate Box Topper from the current price of an Ultimate Masters booster box, the price is closer to $210 a box, or $8.75 a pack, which is roughly the same as you would have paid for Masters 25 or Iconic Masters right after the sets were announced.
The point is, while $335 MSRP looks scary and helps Wizards get more money from each box, in reality, you aren't going to pay $335 for Ultimate Masters. The absolute highest price you have to pay is $280 / box from the blister packs at Walmart and Target, and based on current trends, it seems like you'll actually get an even better deal by picking up a box from your LGS or online. While Ultimate Masters is going to be more expensive than Masters 25 or Iconic Masters, that's mostly because those sets were so bad they sold for way, way below MSRP. When you take into consideration the extra value of the Ultimate Box Topper, which at least right now is worth significantly more than $55, with sealed boosters selling for $80-ish and even low-value cards like Tasigur, the Golden Fang selling for $60 as singles, the actual cost of Ultimate Masters is very similar to Modern Masters 2017 or other strong Masters sets.
The Value
As I mentioned earlier, we'll have a full expected-value article next week after the full set is revealed, but even with just the cards we currently have revealed, it's pretty clear that Ultimate Masters is overflowing with value. While prices will most definitely drop as the set is opened, as of right now, the average price of a mythic in Ultimate Masters is around $40 (at pre-reprint prices). Even discounting the "foil in every pack" aspect of Masters sets, you should open roughly three mythics in a box, which adds $120 in value right off the bat.
Rares are a bit more complicated to break down, since rather than knowing every single card at the rarity like for mythics, we only know 19 of the 53. While the average value of a rare right now is an astounding $29.30, it's likely that most (or even all) of the most valuable rares ended up as box toppers and have already been revealed. While we'll assuredly see some solid $5 or $10 rares over the rest of spoiler season, it would be a surprise to find too many more high-end rares in the set. So to be safe, let's assume that every other rare in Ultimate Masters is literally worth zero dollars (which obviously won't be the case). Just from the 19 rares we have revealed and assuming the other 34 rares are literal bulk worth $0, the current average value of a rare from Ultimate Masters would still be $10.50! Since you'll get 21 rares in your box (discounting the "foil in every box" thing), that's another $220 added to your box EV.
So if we add together the value of the mythics and rares from the set, we've got a low estimated EV of $340 at current prices, and this doesn't include the Ultimate Box Topper, which is currently worth a minimum of $60; the foil you get in every pack; or all of the lower-rarity cards like Kitchen Finks and Eternal Witness that are in the set! I'd guess that, right now, at pre-reprint prices, the total expect value of a box of Ultimate Masters is probably close to $500, maybe a touch more, which makes Ultimate Masters the single most valuable (and perhaps best, depending on how you define "best") set ever printed.
This means two really important things. First, boxes are looking like a pretty good deal at $268. Second, and more importantly, the prices of the cards in the set have to drop a lot. The set is overflowing with Modern staples, and most of these cards are going to lose around half of their value in the coming months. This means that Ultimate Masters is the perfect set for you if you've been waiting to get into Modern, even if you can't afford a booster box. High-end staples like Liliana of the Veil, Karn Liberated, Snapcaster Mage, and Tarmogoyf are going to be the cheapest they've been in years and maybe ever (at least, since they were Standard-legal), and the lower-end casual cards (which will probably round out the set) will be close to free after people start opening the set.
And this is the paradox of Ultimate Masters: the people who are (rightly) complaining the most about not being able to access the set thanks to the MSRP increase are arguably also the people who will benefit most from the set in terms of cheaper singles. As someone who plays a lot of budget decks, I'm super excited about all of the possibilities for new budget-friendly Modern decks as a result of these reprints, and whether you're looking to power-up your Commander decks, get into Modern on the cheap, or just build a collection, Ultimate Masters is going to be a huge boon for you, whether you actually buy a box or not.
Ultimate Masters really is the themed Masters set we've been waiting for. It's the best Masters set of all time. While the MSRP increase looks bad and unfortunately will price some players out of opening a box, this is really more of a problem with optics and perception than with the set itself. While the community's feelings about Magic's cost are valid and it is frustrating to see people priced out of a set designed to make the game more accessible, don't let these issues ruin Ultimate Masters for you. Despite the feel-bad aspect of the MSRP increase, the set is going to be good for everyone. Collectors get new high-end cards in the Ultimate Box Toppers, players who can afford a box get a super-valuable set to open and presumably a fun new draft format to explore, and all of us budget players (and Commander players and new-to-Modern players) get a massive discount on many of the most playable and important cards in Magic.
Anyway, that's all for today. Where do you stand on Ultimate Masters? Are you planning on opening a box or two? Are you saving up to get Modern staples on the cheap? Let me know in the comments! As always, leave your thoughts, ideas, opinions, and suggestions, and you can reach me on Twitter @SaffronOlive or at email@example.com.


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Maui's World Knit In Public Day will be at Whole Foods in Kahului on Saturday, June 9th. Celebrated globally, here's the Valley's Isle's celebration of all things related to knitting, fiber arts, purling, knit stitching and more. Connect with Maui's yarn loving community and get crafty. Free. 10am. Whole Foods Market Maui, (70 Ka'ahumanu Ave., Kahului); 808-872-3310; Wwkipday.com
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Okay, so I realize that I'm going to have to let some of it go for free if I'm going to pique the unconverted, so I threw 3 poems from Breathing Room Vol. I up on my Myspace blog over at:
For the YourHub poem, just follow the link I've got on Myspace and click on 'Stories'. Simple, right? Comment back on the blog (or YourHub) and lemme know whatcha think!


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So I've pretty busy on making my tech demo/short game for Cheddar Con Carne. The parallax mapping process has been going good...except for when I'm currently working on this map where I'm having a hard time figuring out how to make a top layer for my parallax maps. Let me show you what I'm talking about:
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We take a look at some of the common myths and questions related to Anti-Wrinkle Injections and Dermal Fillers in this practical Q&A style article.
|Anti-Wrinkle Injections are harmful to the body if used over a long period of time.
|These products have been used cosmetically for over 30 years and during this time, there have been numerous published medical studies rejecting this claim.
|Anti-Wrinkle Injections can remain in your body if used long-term.
|No, definitely not. Your body processes and expels them in the normal way the body would any other substance.
|Anti-Wrinkle Injections can make you look startled, frozen, and will not allow your face to show expression.
|This isnt true. Depending on the skill and philosophies of the injector, the patient can achieve whatever look they desire. Over the last 20 years, the only area patients still try to achieve a total paralysis look in, is the frown. Other areas of the face are treated with less product so as to achieve a more subtle look and allow the clients face to still show emotion. Your desired look rests solely in the hands of the injector.
|Are Anti-Wrinkle Injections only used for getting rid of facial lines?
|Products used in Anti-Wrinkle Injections are commonly associated with aesthetic medicine. However, it has many other uses in traditional medicine that you might not be aware of. Dentists have administered the product to people to help them stop grinding their teeth and to people who have a gummy smile. It has also been used by doctors to treat excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis) with great results.
|Anti-Wrinkle Injections are painful.
|This is definitely not a common feeling amongst users. The skin is pinched by the doctor/nurse administering and people often say it feels like a mosquito bite. The needle is so fine that many people have said they feel nothing.
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Avoid Medical Bill Sticker Shock
As posted on September 24, 2015 on consumerreports.org
By Joel Keehn
Before Lisa Beach, an assistant vice president for an Austin, Texas, credit union, had surgery for severe back pain two years ago, she did everything she could think of to make sure she wouldn't have to pay a lot out of pocket.
"I wanted to know the names of anyone who would have any kind of involvement in my surgery," she says. Then she ran the names by her insurance company, Aetna, to make sure the care would be covered.
In spite of her diligence, she received a $1,050 bill for services provided by an out-of-network doctor who, it turns out, wasn't even in the hospital during her surgery. That doctor had simply provided specialized equipment used during the operation.
Aetna refused Beach's appeal, she says, so she went straight to the equipment provider. They agreed to drop the bill to $700—but only if she paid that day. She handed over the last $522 in her flexible spending account but still gets bills for the remaining $178.
"I thought I did everything right, only to find out some information wasn't disclosed to me," Beach says.
Beach's experience is all too common. A 2015 Consumer Reports survey of 2,200 Americans found that most with private insurance don't know where to turn with complaints about their health insurance, and almost a third had received a medical bill for which they had to foot more of the cost than they had expected. Many of those people ended up paying the bill in full.
"These problems are happening much more frequently," says Blake Hutson, who heads Consumer Reports' health insurance advocacy efforts. "We're expected to pay a larger and larger share of our health care costs, and getting hit with harsh penalties if, even unknowingly, we see providers outside of our network," Hutson says.
That's true not just for people who buy insurance on their own through state or federal marketplaces but for those covered through their jobs. Even people on Medicare face shocks if they don't understand the details of their plans—something that happens easily.
How can you troubleshoot the increasingly tricky health insurance system? We've pinpointed seven situations that can cause medical bill sticker shock—and have advice on how to handle each.
1. Your Insurance Company Pays the Surgeon for Your Knee Replacement—But You're on the Hook for the Anesthesiologist's Bill
Problem: You ended up seeing an "out-of-network" provider. Your insurance company has a list of doctors you're supposed to get all of your care from, and the anesthesiologist wasn't one of them. Though that scenario often happens with anesthesiologists, the provider could also be an assistant surgeon or someone you never even met in person, such as the radiologist who reads an MRI or a pathologist who analyzes the results of a biopsy.
How to prevent this shocker: If you're preparing for a nonemergency procedure—such as a joint replacement or having a baby—ask the person who handles your surgeon's billing for a complete list of the anesthesiologists, assistant surgeons, and everyone else who could conceivably be part of your medical team. Call your insurance company to determine whether all of those people are in your plan's network. Make sure you tell them the exact name of the plan that's on your insurance card, because insurers often have multiple plans, each with a different network of providers. If anyone on your list is not, ask the surgeon whether he or she can use network providers instead. If that's not possible, contact the non-network providers to determine how much you will have to cover so that you're not in for a surprise later. Or consider finding another surgeon who will use only in-network providers.
If it happens to you anyway: Tell the providers and your insurer that you didn't realize the procedure would involve doctors outside of your network. Some physicians may accept the insurance payment and forgive the balance, or the insurer and non-network doctor may negotiate a fee, leaving you with a smaller balance. If you have a plan that you bought on your own through a state or federal marketplace, contact your state health insurance department. Some states have rules for such plans, limiting how much you have to pay for out-of-network care.
2. The Rheumatologist That You Saw Billed $1,500 for Your Visit, But Insurance Covered Only $1,000—and You Have to Pay the Balance
Problem: You're a victim of "balance billing," another way that going out-of-network can cost you. In that situation, your insurer allows you to use out-of-network providers but pays only the discounted rate that they've negotiated with in-network providers, leaving you with the balance. And that cost can be substantial, because the fees insurers set with in-network providers can be hundreds or even thousands of dollars less than what doctors charge directly.
How to prevent this shocker: See providers in your plan's network whenever possible. Call doctors and your insurance company—before your visit or procedure—to make sure that they are still in the network. (The insurer's online directory could be out of date.) If you decide to go out of network, call your insurer to confirm what your share will be. Most plans, by the way, have exceptions for problems that can't be handled by an in-network provider. Talk with your insurer if you think that applies to your situation.
If it happens to you anyway: If you saw a doctor in your plan's network, don't pay the bill. Instead, tell the provider and your insurer that they've made a mistake. If the doctor was out of your network, explain your situation to the doctor. You might be able to get him or her to forgive the bill, negotiate a lower fee, or offer a payment plan that makes the bill more manageable.
3. You Broke Your Leg, and Your ER Visit Left You With a Hefty Bill
Problem: This particularly nasty version of balance billing happens if the hospital you went to or the doctors who saw you in the ER are out of network. After all, in an emergency you may not have time to find an in-network provider. The Affordable Care Act has partially, but not fully, addressed the problem: It now requires insurance to cover ER care—but only at the rate paid to in-network providers. So if your ER doc is out of network, which they often are, you may be responsible for the difference.
How to prevent this shocker: If you live close to several hospitals, call your insurer now—before you actually need an ER—to find out which are in your network and employ network ER physicians. Then, in an emergency, try to go to one of those (in your own car, if it's safe; ambulances often aren't covered). Reserve ERs for true emergencies. If your regular doctor could handle the problem, go there instead. Urgent care centers can also be options, but check with your insurer to make sure you'll be covered.
If it happens to you anyway: Contact the insurer and the doctor and explain that you didn't have a choice because you needed emergency care. In some cases, the non-network doctor will accept the insurance payment, or the insurer and the doctor will negotiate an acceptable fee. In addition, call your state's insurance department to see whether it has passed a law that prevents balance billing in the ER. If it has, don't pay the bill, and lodge a complaint with the insurer. (See how to file a complainte in your state.)
4. You Saw an In-Network Provider—But Your Insurer Says You're Responsible for the Whole Bill
Problem: Your health plan probably has a high deductible that you haven't yet met. High-deductible plans can seem attractive because they often have low monthly premiums. And more Americans now have that kind of coverage because insurers and employers are trying to shift a greater portion of health care costs to consumers. But many people who sign up for high-deductible plans don't realize exactly how much they have to pay before insurance kicks in. The law currently caps total out-of-pocket spending at $6,850 for individuals and $13,700 for families.
How to prevent this shocker: The next time you sign up for insurance, whether through work or on your own from a federal or state marketplace, think hard about whether you really want a high-deductible plan. (For the factors to consider and more advice on how to pick the right health plan for you and your family, see "Shop Smart for the Right Health Insurance Plan This Year."
If it happens to you anyway: Call the insurer and ask whether you have reached your deductible, or check your insurer's website for a tool that helps you track your expenses. If you've met the deductible, let the doctor and insurance company know. If not, check to make sure you're being billed at the lower negotiated rate, not the out-of-network rate.
5. You Thought Medicare Would Cover Your Doctor Visit, But No Such Luck
Problem: You may have Medicare Advantage, not traditional Medicare. With traditional Medicare, you can usually visit any doctor and hospital you like as long as they accept Medicare—something almost all health care providers do. But when first enrolling in Medicare, you may have signed up for a Medicare Advantage plan thinking it was the same as traditional Medicare, perhaps in response to a pitch you received in the mail or on the phone. Medicare Advantage plans—which are run by private insurance companies such as Aetna or Cigna, not by the federal government—offer some advantages. But they do require people to use a specified network of providers. So if you signed up for Medicare Advantage and then see a provider outside of your network, you could be stuck with the bill.
How to prevent this shocker: If you're not sure whether you have Medicare Advantage or traditional Medicare, check your insurance card. It probably won't say "Medicare Advantage" but might list a plan name, such as "Secure Horizons." If you're still not sure, call 800-633-4227 and ask which one you have. If you have Medicare Advantage, stick with network providers if possible. If you're not satisfied with your Medicare Advantage plan, you can switch plans or enroll in traditional Medicare during the annual enrollment period. For 2016 coverage, that period runs from Nov. 1, 2015, to Jan. 31, 2016. Read more about Medicare Advangate vs. Traditional Medicare.
If it happens to you anyway: Find out whether your plan allows exceptions for visits to non-network providers and whether you qualify for the exception in this case. Contact the non-network provider and ask whether it is willing to accept the insurance payment and forgive the balance. Many are willing to do that, at least once.
6. You Saw Your Doctor for a Basic, 5-Minute Visit But Were Billed for an Expensive Procedure
Problem: You may be the victim of a fraudulent practice known as "upcoding." Every service performed by a health care provider has a code attached to it that's used for billing private or public insurers (Medicare and Medicaid). Upcoding occurs when the provider submits a billing code for a higher-paying service than what actually took place. For example, if your child has an earache, your doctor can often ease the pain by simply removing built-up earwax. But some doctors have been known to bill the procedure as "outpatient surgery," allowing them to get paid at a higher rate.
How to prevent this shocker: It's hard to prevent, unless you ask your doctor how he or she will be coding your visit or procedure—which is neither practical nor, usually, necessary. But if you have a history of that kind of problem with your health care provider, consider asking to put the office staff on notice that you're watching.
If it happens to you anyway: Check the Explanation of Benefits (EOB) form that you should get from your insurer after every doctor visit. If the charges on it seem unreasonably high, ask the doctor's billing department to explain why a certain code was used. It could be an honest mistake, or there may be a valid reason for the code. For example, the doctor removed a mole during an office visit—a procedure you consider simple but may have been more complicated than you thought—and a provider can legitimately bill for it at a higher rate. If you're not satisfied with the doctor's explanation and suspect fraud, contact your insurance company, Medicare, or Medicaid, or your state insurance department. And check past bills for a pattern of upcoding. Illegal upcoding costs consumers millions of dollars in increased premiums and misspent tax dollars for Medicare and Medicaid payments.
7. The Medication You Take Every Day Has Suddenly Shot Up in Price
Problem: Your plan could have updated its "formulary"—the list of drugs that your insurer routinely covers—and your medication is no longer on it. Most private health plans can adjust their formularies at any time; Medicare can do that only during the open enrollment period. Plans update their lists for many reasons: They negotiated a better deal with the drug company, new research shows the medication isn't as safe or effective as thought, or a generic (and cheaper) version of the drug hit the market that is just as safe and effective.
How to prevent this shocker: Before choosing a health plan, check its formulary to see which drugs are covered. That's essential if you have a chronic condition, such as diabetes or rheumatoid arthritis, that requires you to regularly take medications. You'll get the lowest out-of-pocket costs when you buy the coverage plan's "preferred" generic drugs, usually called "Tier 1." A drug that isn't listed on the formulary will often have the highest out-of-pocket cost and, in some cases, may not be covered at all. If you're dissatisfied with your plan's formulary, look for a better one at health insurance sign-up time. In addition, when your doctor writes a prescription, ask how much it costs and whether it's covered by your insurance. And always ask whether a low-cost generic is available.
If it happens to you anyway: If you find that the drug's price is much higher than you expected when you pick up your prescription, ask your doctor or pharmacist whether a similar drug covered by your plan will work. It may be as simple as switching to a generic. If no other drug is appropriate, ask for an exception from your insurer. You should also shop around. Consumer Reports' secret shoppers have found that doing so can save you hundreds of dollars. Costco, in particular, often has low drug prices, even for nonmembers. Last, try negotiating with the pharmacist. Our shoppers found that they could get discounts by asking, "Is this the lowest possible price you can offer?" (Read more about how to handle sudden spikes in your prescription drug costs.)


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HIDDEN CAMERA: Michigan Union Boss Neglects Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse (Video)
HIDDEN CAMERA: Michigan Union Boss Neglects Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Video – Veritas Visuals
***ASK MEA PRESIDENT PAULA HERBART WHY HER MEMBER DIDN'T OBEY MANDATORY REPORTING LAW – EMAIL [email protected]
Today's story is with another NEA official, this time in Michigan. Once again, the union official is clearly more interested in protecting teachers than children. The video you are about to see and hear is troubling, our journalist, who says she is a teacher, tells the union official a story about a bloodied middle school student she "shoved." The response, don't report it and hope the student doesn't either.
This is part of a larger nation-wide investigation by Project Veritas into teachers unions. Previous videos exposed two New Jersey Education Association presidents admitting they would "bend the truth" and protect abusive teachers. Both union presidents – Dr. David Perry of Hamilton, NJ and Kathleen Valencia of Union City, NJ – were suspended by the school and resigned from the union. The videos led to bipartisan-supported calls for legislative hearings into the conduct of the NJEA.


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Let us explore the different types of cleaning services:
There are various forms through which You may have a clean or pristine atmosphere. On the other hand the fundamental classes are as follows:
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- General cleaning of the office
- All kinds of official carpet cleaning and remedies
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In many ways this is a very old-fashioned novel. Jerome is 53, and a lacklustre professor at Columbia; his wife, Sylvie, 35, is a former topless dancer and aspiring film-maker. Sylvie has a dog but wants a baby. Together they will cross the former Soviet bloc looking for a child of their own, despite Sylvie having already had three abortions: Romania is their chosen finale, where, of course, orphans are two-a-penny.
There is much to admire in it; but the clever bits aren't funny and the funny bits aren't clever. The novel is littered with references to continental theorists. Blanchot, Lefebvre, Baudrillard, Deleuze, Guattari, Lacan all show up — poor old Derrida, left out! — but they are there as intellectual window-dressing. Their ideas are neither interrogated nor explored. It's not the point. The protagonists are arch and aching, awed and awkward. Sylvie flits on the edges of dreadful parties, while Jerome capitalises on his closeness to the Parisian intellectual elite. He also then fails to write his book —The Anthropology of Unhappiness — about his persistent failure to deal with what the Holocaust might 'mean'.
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There might have been a good book in this — published first in 2006 — about the fall of the Ceausescu regime, which is an intermittent and essayistic theme. Why did Romania fall? Why did it not become the symbol of a new liberal order? What did the fact that it was televised throughout mean? Was this really the first 'media revolution'? (I'd suggest Martin Luther as a counterpoint.) Kraus is very good on Ostalgie when it refers to something beyond the former East Germany: some people just seem to love a dictator. This, of course, is paralleled in Sylvie and Jerome's relationship. She can't help but love a thoroughly nasty and narcissistic piece of work.
It is a novel with many lines that might play as irony, or might be hostages to fortune. 'Jerome was majoring in literature: that is, he had no idea what he was doing'. Kraus does know what she is doing on very fundamental points. Her use of tense and modality is exceptional. The first chapter is narrated with the verb 'would', the final is set in the novel's future time frame in the present tense, with an occasional recurrence of that ambiguous 'would'. Parts set in the present are narrated in the past; other chapters deploy the future tense, as if someone were watching, observing and dissecting the couple much later.
These are very accomplished technical achievements. Despite being littered with theorists that few readers will recognise, Torpor has a Victorian feel. Early on there is a throwaway reference — most of the references are throwaway — to Henry James. And the novel does seem queerly Jamesian: two Americans who were not born in America; a relationship which thrives on being strained; the connection between Old Europe and the New World.
The 'torpor' of the title is difficult to parse. In a significant moment Sylvie says, 'Of course their efforts were misguided, but Soviets had at least tried to create a higher living standard in the country'. These adoption tourists are also frustrated revolutionaries, dreaming of a utopia they wouldn't dirty their hands in making. Eastern Europe, as they traverse it, is a basket case of civil war and glorious overthrowing, of globalisation and fracture. The torpor refers first and foremost to the Americans on their baby pilgrimage, stranded in their post-structural inability to choose between two options: just so binary.
How much of this is ironic? How much of it is 'post-ironic'? Is it even satire? When a novel comes with an essay at the end to tell the reader how good it is, an eyebrow might be raised. That the essay is a word-blancmange of critical theory increases the scepticism.
The essayist part of Kraus is by far the best. 'If sex is everywhere, sex is no longer sexual', muses Sylvie during a stopover in Prague. It's a pointed observation, and yet the next paragraph has the sentence ' "We are the last generation to whom things matter," the philosopher Gilles Deleuze said recently.' The sense of anomie, of lethargy, of the noon day demon are palpable. The pretentiousness of the name-dropping is almost part of that sense of despair. The use of 'recently' is ludicrous; more art journal review than realised novel.
Sentence by sentence, scene by scene, Kraus is capable of creating fascinating work. But one can see the stitches all too clearly here, and the central dilemma — can love trump barrenness? — is frustratingly unanswered. It may be that 'that's not the point'. But the point is?


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Hidden supersymmetry, which is the classical(non-super) symmetry in the form of susy, acting on a non-Grassmann space (e.g., Grassmann space is $(t,x,\theta,\bar{\theta})$, corresponding non-Grassmann space is $(t,x)$)...see the review article on hidden supersymmetry arXiv:1004.5489.
In the language of Lie geometry, we can understand SUSY as a vector operating on a Grassmann space. Is there an analogous geometric explanation for hidden SUSY? Any comment is highly appreciated.


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- The aim of the course is to let the student get the knowledge on the pharmacology of drugs used for the long-lasting treatments for a conscious use of the same, towards an individual therapy that takes in consideration the single patient.
The pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamics of drugs used for the long-lasting treatments, highlighting their interactions with dietary intakes, life style and/or other concomitant pharmacological therapies.
The course will be supported by slides. In addition the student can depend the topics reading scientific articles, which will be in any case discussed in the class.
Besides the teaching of the basic knowledge of the pharmacology of drugs used for the long-lasting treatments, the student will be introduced in the critical reading of scientific articles on different chronic diseases. The goal it will be to give to the student the capacity to interpret the results and read them critically.
A written final test with open questions on the topics treated during the course


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Renewable Resource Develops Well
On June 17th, Chinese Renewable Resource Industry Development Report (2013) was issued.
It is showed that renewable resource recycling industry gains a steady development under the support and motivation of national developing sustainable economy policy. There are more than one hundred thousand resource recycling enterprises till 2013, and eighteen million employees and recruited.
Eight kinds of renewable resources ,including waste steel, non-ferrous metal, waste plastic, waste tire, waste paper, waste electronic products, scraped cars and scraped ships, total recycled amount reaches 160 million tons with recycling value 481.71 billion Yuan.
Report indicates that being influenced by macro economic situation and other factors, the whole recycling industry is in an adjustment period, several kinds of recyclable materials decreased a little, for example, waste plastic recycled about 13.66 million tons, decreased 14.6 percent.
Compared with using raw material, recycled material has an obviously better energy conservation and carbon dioxide emission effect. In 2013, recycling renewable resource has saved 172.725 tons standard coal, occupying 4.6 percent of total coal consumption of 3.75 billion, decreasing 11.2 billion tons polluted water discharge, reducing 3.77 million tons sulfur dioxide emission, cutting down solid wastes discharge 3.58 billion tons.
The report also made a prediction of recycling industry developing trend in 2014, that is: with the help of policy, renewable resource recycling industry develops very well and is hoped to go out of the adjustment period.


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This post was made possible through a partnership with Disney for Disney Social Media Moms Celebration.
Back in the country and mostly coherent, so buckle up for some updates on where we've been and what we've been up to!
By now you've probably seen the details of our time at Disney Social Media Moms 2018 through our coverage on Instagram—the amazing VIP experiences, the general Disney excitement, swag galore, etc.
While I usually start by sharing an overview of our time at Disney Social Media Moms Celebration, I wanted to share our experience from a different angle this year.
We went into Disney Social Media Moms with a lot of questions swirling around us—not about the conference or Disney World (we're well-versed in many things Disney)—but about our online presence, the story we wanted to tell and the direction we want to take moving forward.
Since first making our family blog public years ago it's gone through multiple evolutions as our family has evolved. What started as a blog to detail everything we were going through as a high-functioning special needs family of two very little ones evolved into a combination of daily ADHD family life and the travels we found so valuable to our growth individually and as a family unit.
Yet, over the last two years especially, I've found myself wondering what story we wished to tell as things continued to change. I found myself feeling pressured to create a certain type of content; to compete in a sense with other family bloggers posting beautifully curated, magazine-worthy photos of "daily life"; and to allow ourselves to be at the beck and call of some of the travel-related brands we worked with at times that made some of our frequent travels possible.
It started to feel as though I had to struggle to capture more organic, authentic moments within the rigid demands of brands and social media platform analytics. It felt like our blog was becoming less about us and more about everyone else—their wants, demands and pressures.
We've never been all about brand deals, but even in working with the short list we chose to we still felt the pressure.
Clarity, At Last!
Going to Disney Social Media Moms I was questioning a lot and I'm happy to say I found a moment of clarity and walked away with an answer to the biggest question on my mind—what kind of content do we want to create moving forward?
Ironically, the answer didn't come while riding a Banshee through Pandora (though that was certainly a highlight for us) or gliding through the ocean at sunset aboard the Disney Dream (though that didn't hurt either). It came while sitting in a session directed by David Roarke—Disney photographer since the early 80s. While his presentation may not have been as flashy as some of the others we sat in, it was the one that captured my attention the most and lit a fire in me. Roarke showed us some of his work, discussing some of the challenges and successes he experienced capturing shots of such a magical place that at times required a little more than a little finessing to truly translate the whimsy and wonder of Disney in one frame.
While I was enthralled by his entire presentation—photography truly is one of my passions—he really caught me when he said something about capturing emotions and "real moments". That's what I had set out to do in the beginning. That's what I did for no one but our family back when our oldest was a baby and I photographed him (finally) napping, running gleefully down the beach at sunset (typically away from us hoping we'd chase him) and building a car out of nothing but boxes wearing little less than a diaper and hat.
I love capturing emotions. I love photography that transports you to a moment in time. I love real-life moments like this.
There was my problem.
For a number of reasons, I'd taken a left turn somewhere that had led me down a path of taking more pictures of marble bathrooms and white bedding than of my kiddos enjoying their surroundings. Yes, I still captured a beautiful moment here and there, but so much of my time and attention was being pulled in another direction.
You simply can't be as present when you're busy analyzing and planning out your moments for others' consumption.
I walked away from that session feeling a strong sense of affirmation that, that was the direction we needed to move towards. We needed to tell part of our story as it was unfolding without total pre-planning. We needed to capture authentic bits of it through photography and written word.
Moving Forward
When you've created content for long enough, especially in today's social media and blogging climate, you can become a slave to numbers, brands and the pressure to achieve a certain type of success.
The thing is, success often comes at a price. You often lose a moderate amount of control of your story in order to achieve it. You find yourself analyzing numbers more than asking yourself how you feel about your content.
With the realization that these were the changes we needed to make came the acceptance that we may never reach what other bloggers or the industry or even friends or family might call "success"; but it's the right choice for us. It's a direction I won't regret moving towards down the road.
I want to be present. I don't want to be pressured by myself or anyone else to post a certain type of content or to create moments instead of capturing the real ones.
Patrick and I discussed this in depth several times during and after Disney Social Media Moms and he felt the same way. This was what was right for our family and for our online presence. This was where we wanted to put our energy.
We know full well that this may translate to less followers, less views and less people wanting to work with us. That stinks! But on the plus side, the people and brands left that still have an interest in us will be there because they want to share a real part of our story and that means something to us.
So there you go! That was my big revelation and moment of clarity in the middle of the tornado of pixie dust that is Disney Social Media Moms.


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5 ways an ASC governing body can be involved in infection control compliance
The governing board of an ASC has the opportunity to play a role in ensuring the center is compliant with quality measures from Medicare, accreditation and other bodies, according to Alpharetta, Ga-based Surgical Information Systems.
Five ways a governing body can improve ASC infection control:
1. A responsibility of the governing board is to appoint the ASC's infection preventionist. A good candidate for the position is someone who has infection control and prevention experience.
2. The infection preventionist is a position that is appointed annually, with the board reappointing the person who served in the previous year or choosing someone else.
3. The board can support the infection preventionist's role by giving them time to pursue ongoing infection control training through webinars, conferences and earning additional credentials.
4. Reviewing the initial infection prevention plan through analyzing the ASC's risk assessment plan is one of the key ways a governing board can be involved in an ASC's infection control efforts.
5. The board also has a responsibility to review all infections that occur at the center and involve the infection preventionist in identifying the root cause.
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How to Help Your Aging Parent Avoid Falls
6 smart tips to keep your loved ones on their feet
You may think falls are inevitable with age, but they're not. It's true that the risk of falling increases as people get older, but that's often because of factors that are largely preventable — a decline in strength and balance or taking too many medications, for example. "Rarely it's one thing that causes a fall," says Mary Tinetti, MD, a geriatrician at Yale School of Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, who studies falls.
If your parent is getting older or looks a bit unsteady, take a close look at a factors that may raise his risk of falling, then take steps to help keep him on his feet.
Fall-proof the home. One of the most basic things to do is to work with your parents to make their home free of tripping and slipping hazards. More than half of falls occur in the home.
Get them moving. Older adults lose muscle strength and balance with age, and this increases the risk of falling. A quick way to measure muscle strength is to see if your parent can stand up from a chair without using his or her arms. "If not, their muscles are weak and they need a program to strengthen them," says Tinetti.
While active older adults often walk for exercise (a great activity for overall health), this activity doesn't specifically strengthen leg muscles or work on improving balance. Most aging experts recommend tai chi because it focuses on strength and balance. Have your parent choose a class that's modified for older adults. The YMCA, for instance, offers Tai Chi Moving for Better Balance and Tai Chi for Arthritis.
If your parent is particularly frail, considering enlisting a physical therapist who specializes in geriatrics to help your mom or dad with strength and balance. Your parent can also do simple exercises at home. For example, have him hold the back of a sturdy chair or the kitchen counter for support. Then tell him to raise one leg slightly, and hold for up to 10 seconds. Repeat 10 to 15 times. Switch to the other leg. The goal is to work up to doing this series twice. As he gets better, he should slowly progress to balancing without holding on. For more elder-friendly moves, check out this exercise and physical activity guide from the The National Institutes of Aging.
Scrutinize medications. Older people often take more than one medication — sometimes a plethora of meds — every day. But some meds or combinations can have side effects such as dizziness, drowsiness or poor balance that can lead to falls. "One of the most preventable contributions to fall injuries is medications," says Tinetti. "You want to be on as few medications at the lowest possible doses to do the least harm," she advises. Ask your parent's primary care physician or even their pharmacist to review all their medications for any potential risks. A few types of medications that may increase the chances of a fall include blood pressure drugs, antidepressants and sleep medications. "Sleep medications should be avoided at all costs because they have little benefit but a lot of harm in older adults," says Tinetti.
Have them do blood pressure checks…at home. A little-known cause of falls is low blood pressure, which can make an older person unsteady, particularly when getting out of bed or a chair. Blood pressure drops when you stand up. Check blood pressure while lying down for five minutes, and then again about 30 seconds after standing up. If it drops by more than 20 points, that's a problem. Talk to your physician about what could be contributing to the drop. It could be related to dehydration or medications including those used to treat blood pressure.
Encourage regular vision checks. Eyes play a big part in balance. Older adults need more light to see clearly, and if they're suffering from cataracts, their vision may be compromised. Make sure they're having their eyes checked every year and that the glasses or contact lenses they wear have the right prescription strength. During long walks outside, older adults might benefit from having single vision lenses, rather than bifocals, which can distort depth perception when they look down at a step or curb.
Dole out vitamin D. The American Geriatric Society recommends that adults 65 and older take at least 1,000 units of vitamin D a day. That's because most older people don't get enough exposure to the sun, and their skin's ability to make vitamin D from sunlight decreases with age. Vitamin D can improve muscle strength, coordination and bone strength.


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Boys basketball: St. Joseph rebounds way past Trinity Catholic
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When covering a game, the writer may draw a line down the middle of his notepad.
On the right is where the scoring is kept — where stars are born.
On the left is for defensive statistics — where games are ultimately decided.
St. Joseph had enough players filling up both sides of the ledger when the Cadets handed Trinity Catholic a 66-48 defeat on the Vito Montelli Court in Trumbull on Friday night.
"We are not tall, so we have to work hard to rebound," St. Joseph coach Kevin Wielk said. "They had big guys, but tonight it came down to technique, effort, and getting after it."
The Cadets took a 37-31 lead into the third quarter.
Akim Joseph's basket for Trinity made it a two-point game two minutes into the period.
That's when St. Joe's ramped up its defensive stance.
Six empty Crusader possessions later, the Cadets had a 10-point advantage.
Trinity scored two late hoops to make it 49-41.
Could St. Joseph replicate that ability to hold Trinity to one shot per trip in the final eight minutes?
"I couldn't believe it when I looked up and saw we held them to seventeen points in the second half," said St. Joe's Stephen Paolini, after his team won the final frame 17-7.
"We work hard to play together, get the ball to the open man and never give up on a play."
Paolini finished with 22 points, nine rebounds, four assists and three steals.
A senior co-captain, Paolini had consecutive takeaways that led his run-out basket and an assist on Paul Fabbri's breakaway bucket.
That led a stretch of eight trips down court that saw the Cadets score.
Tyler DuBose plucked three defensive rebounds, and Jared Grindrod helped stop penetration by the Crusaders.
Fabbri made five free throws, assisted on a hoop by Brendan Kade, and Kyren Jones hit a brace of freebies to make it a 61-43 game with six minutes remaining.
The first half saw the FCIAC rivals forge ties on six occasions.
Paolini's double-pump basket drew a foul, and his three-point play deadlocked the game at 27.
Trinity Catholic never led again.
Paolini drained a step-back 3-pointer.
Jason James then assisted on two hoops, a basket on the block by Jones and a 3-pointer by Fabbri.
Paolini's jumper from 5-feet out beat the clock and gave St. Joe's its 37-31 lead at the break.
Paolini scored eight points in the opening period and Kade had five.
Dan Tobin dished out back-to-back assists and Paolini's cross-over dribble led to a scoop basket in traffic.
Trinity's Rahsen Fisher scored six in the stanza, including a breakaway basket at the five-second mark for the Crusaders' first lead at 18-17.
"What I like about the team is how they are playing together top to bottom," Wielk said. "We need to practice hard everyday, because they are learning a new system. I always say that practices should be harder than a game. These guys love to compete."
Wielk is in his first season as head coach at St. Joseph. A former Cadet player and a 1995 graduate, Wielk honed his skills the past eight seasons as the assistant coach to Mitch Oliver at Albertus Magnus College.
During that time, the Falcons won seven Great Northeast Athletic Conference championships and earned six trips to the NCAA Division III tournament. They won at least 20 games every season.
St. Joseph will visit visit Bridgeport Central on Thursday, Jan. 3 at 7 p.m.
Trinity will be home to Staples High on Jan. 3 with first tip at 7.
Stephen Paolini finished with 22 points, nine rebounds, four assists and three steals. He had a hand in it every time the Cadets made a run on the Crusaders.
"Energy is everything," Paolini said. "We need to play with energy every minute of every game. Rebounding is very important for us. Tonight we had everyone on the court fighting on the boards."
Trinity Catholic 20 11 10 7 - 48
Saint Joseph 17 20 12 16 - 66
Andrew St. Louis 1 0-0 2, Xavier Ruellano 1 1-2 3, Akim Joseph 8 1-2 17, Ras Fisher 6 1-2 13, Anthony Anderson 3 0-2 7, Matt Hennessey 2 0-0 4, Brian Ceballos 0 0-0 0, Tahj Morgan 0 0-0 0, Brandon Lewis 1 0-2 2
Totals: 22 3-10 48
St. Joseph
Steve Paolini 9 2-3 22, Paul Fabbri 3 6-7 14, Brendan Kade 3 0-0 7, Jared Grinrod 1 0-0 2, Dan Tobin 2 0-0 4, Jason James 4 0-0 8, Glenn Manigault 0 2-2 2, Tyler Dubose 1 0-0 2, Kyren Jones 1 2-5 4, Hadyn Gorley 0 0-0 0, Brian Robertson 0 0-0 0, Anthony Rainey 0 0-0 0.
Totals: 24 12-17 66
3-pointers: T-Anderson; SJ-Paolini 2, Fabbri 2, Kade.


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As with anything on the internet, however, the really interesting bits lie within the comments section. This batch of comments isn't particularly upsetting, as far as messed up anonymous internet commenting can go, but there is a fair amount of grammatically incorrect anger within them. A few commenters agree wholeheartedly with the writer, some think the writer is oversensitive, some even postulate that the mother of the boys in question has been herself victimized by men and therefore is especially worried about her male children roughing up female children. Oh anonymous people of the internet, you know so much! And how!?
I actually agree with the commenters who say they suspect the mother who intervened on her sons was trying to do the right thing by the author's daughter. She wasn't trying to be sexist or exclusionary. In my internet imagination, Lenz would probably concede this point as well. Some commenters said that one or both of the mothers in that scenario were being overprotective. I say, find me a mother who isn't! But there was one theme among the pages and pages of comments that rubbed me the wrong way.
One example of that theme is here:
"I think that the mother of the boy was trying to teach him to be gentle with girls, and that hitting girls is not OK. This is a good thing to teach boys from a young age because of the increase in violence against women."
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"I think society sends mixed messages…We teach our sons and grandsons to be loving, gentle and respectful to women and then we tell them to roughhouse with them??? If that roughhousing happened in their teenage years, those young men might be accused of abusing a woman or worse assaulting!"
{{ sidenote: so assaulting a woman is worse than abusing a woman? thanks for clearing this up internet peeps! }}
And this one that isn't really relevant to anything but would have given me a good chuckle if I were the author of this post…get some other vagina-challenged, brittled boned friends for your girl-spawn!:
"lady, you are a jerk. find something more important to stress over. get your daughter girl friends. the mother was proper"
Here is the problem with the general thesis of "we have to teach boys to be gentle with girls, because if not this is a mixed message and later in life he will not know he can't be violent against women."
First of all, roughhousing as children is not the same as violence between adults. Kids who play 'wild' do not all turn into adults who swing fists, if they did we'd basically be blocking punches all day long. If this weird logic were in any way real, we would/should be stopping ALL children from playing boisterously. Because it means that boys who play rough with girls will not know how to stop being violent to women, thereby boys who play rough with boys will not know how to stop being violent to men. Then we all descend into violent chaos. That is neither how it works nor logical in any sense.
Secondly, as parents/caretakers I think our rules about roughhousing should be thus: If a child you are playing with seems upset by the way you are playing (cries, says 'no', runs away, etc.) stop playing that way with them. This is not gender specific. And, by the way, it's not NON-specific because I'm a free loving peace hippie socialist feminist, it's non-specific because all kids are different and the level of wildness that they feel comfortable with won't always be aligned with their gender. We might try to teach our kids to be, in the words of the wise commenter, "loving, gentle and respectful" to other people irrespective of gender. And when you find a pal who wants to play crazy wild rowdy with you, go to town.
If a woman says 'no, don't touch me' or 'I don't want to play rough' or 'do not hit me' a man does not stand there thinking now, when I was a 3-years old I was allowed to roughhouse with girls so this girl probably wants me to beat the shit out of her. Violence against women is a real, complex issue that we need to deal with as parents and human beings across all genders. To simplify it like this is laughable.
Allowing boy children who like to roughhouse to play with girl children who like to roughhouse is not a conflicting message about violence. A parent can tell their child to respect the limits of other kids but have fun while doing so and also tell their child WE DO NOT HURT PEOPLE. WE DO NOT EXPRESS ANGER WITH VIOLENCE. YOU CAN TELL SOMEONE TO STOP PLAYING IF THE WAY THEY ARE PLAYING HURTS/SCARES/UPSETS YOU. These messages are clearly not mixed. Kids want to be kids. Want to run and leap and wrestle and whatever else weird stuff they do. I don't think we need to live in a padded world of saftey toys, but I do think teaching our kids about their agency over their bodies and the way their playmates also have that agency is crucial. Balance: struck.
We don't need to live in a world where either all girls playing quietly on the rug with tea sets and boys can do whatever they want OR chaos and violence against women erupts. This way of thinking underestimates children, demeans parents and does not address the true problem of violence in our society at all. Anonymous commenters of the internet, TAKE THAT!


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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. In the Klang Valley dining scene, the Australian-style brunch menu has been flattered so much by imitation that were it a person, it would be a spoilt, self-involved diva by now.
This rise in Australian-style brunch spots is no fluke. It reflects the high numbers of Malaysians who have studied, lived and worked in Australia, imbibing the sights, sounds and food to such great effect that they've brought a little piece of it home.
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"We just thought, 'Can we do the best Aussie breakfast in Penang?' and we felt like we could," says Mandee Yeap, one of the partners at Urban Daybreak.
The eatery was started by friends Aldrien Moh, Goh Ao Szi and Yeap, who had all worked together at Moh's wine restaurant Georgetown Wines. Of the three, Moh is the only one who has studied and worked in Australia, so he knew what needed to be done to create good Aussie-style brunch meals.
Urban Daybreak Penang became a huge hit a few months after it launched, commandeered by word-of-mouth recommendations. The eatery was also inundated by requests to open an outlet in KL, a kernel of an idea that the partners began to take seriously after awhile.
"We saw an opportunity, so we took a risk to spread our name and provide our style of breakfast/brunch meals to people in KL," says Goh.
And so Urban Daybreak opened in the popular Telawi stretch in Bangsar a few months ago. Moh serves as the executive chef, while Goh is the head chef and Yeap leads the front of house.
The menu is made up of a slew of Australian-inspired breakfast and brunch staples, and Goh and Moh place a strong emphasis on making as many things as possible from scratch. It is why the eatery produces its own sausages, ice-cream and peanut butter, among other things.
There's plenty to whet the appetite here, but start with the hashtag-friendly avocodo smash (RM24.50). Here, a sourdough toast forms the bed upon which homemade guacamole, feta cheese, roasted cherry tomatoes and two perfectly poached eggs rest languidly atop. A smear of cider beetroot puree completes this picturesque tableu.
The jiggly orbs of poached eggs can be easily pierced, unleashing a stream of yolk that winds down the bread in golden rivulets. Having done that, indulge in a forkful of all the elements on the plate and wait for realisation to hit. It might happen after a single chew, or it could happen after a minute or two.
But either way, you will likely be confronted by the reality that this might just be the best avocado toast you've ever had. Because it is seriously good – rich and indulgent but cleverly tempered by the acidity of the beetroot puree, which helps ward off that cloying sensation.
Next up, give in to temptation and indulge in the stout pulled pork with poached egg (RM28.50). The pulled pork has been braised to perfection and retains both pliancy and succulence.
Poached eggs are a recurring theme at Urban Daybreak and rightfully so, because they do these eggs to perfection here – each one spilling out effortlessly at the slightest provocation.
The ingenious addition of crispy shallots scattered across the surface of the meal adds a lovely crunch to the meal and you'll find yourself sighing with pleasure (repeatedly) at the simple joy this meal offers.
The signature French toast (RM23.50) meanwhile is made up of thick planks of brioche, torched bananas, homemade salted peanut butter, crispy bacon and a maple drizzle.
While the bread is delightful – pillowy soft in the middle, other elements aren't quite as dazzling. The peanut butter for instance, is a little thinner than traditional iterations while the "crispy bacon" doesn't quite have the advertised crispiness.
Then there is the continental croissant (RM23), a beautifully composed meal which features a croissant with spiced poached pear, mixed berries and vanilla mascarpone. This is a yummy way to start your morning – the fruits in the amalgamation add sweetness (although the pear could be a tad more tender) while the croissant acts as a buttery, flaky canvas for the ensemble cast here.
Perhaps the surprise break-out star at Urban Daybreak is the rather plain-looking ultimate steak sandwich (RM33.50). Here, slices of wet-aged ribeye steak are paired with tomato and chilli relish, grain mustard, fresh spinach and Swiss cheese in what is essentially the dictionary definition of 'euphoria'.
Because how else to describe the sensation of biting down on tender slices of steak still pink in the middle? Or the fluid cohesion of steak, bread, spinach and cheese melding harmoniously like the Bee Gees in their prime? Let's just say that there's little that can ruin your day if your first meal is this sandwich.
If you're after a brunch dish that really lives up to its portmanteau, try the fried chicken waffle (RM26.50) which is essentially fried chicken mounted on top of a sunny side up egg, barbecue flavoured baked beans and maple syrup with a thick waffle buttressing the entire dish. The chicken is perfectly crispy on the outside while retaining tenderness and juiciness inside.
A mouthful of chicken, baked beans, eggs and waffle will feature a wonderful interplay of tastes and textures that will have you holding up a hand to halt all conversation at the table so that you can to fully immerse yourself in the flavours that this meal has to offer.
Pasta isn't often the No 1 choice for brunch, but it's hard to fault the attributes of the chorizo pasta (RM32), which features pasta interspersed with chorizo, garlic, roasted cherry tomatoes, capsicum and sweet basil.
This is a meal built on lighter underpinnings than its more sumptuous menu companions, so you'll discover plump pieces of chorizo mingling amiably with capsicum and sweet, blistered tomatoes in what proves to be a sunny, easy-to-love affair that doesn't leave you feeling full to bursting point after.
For something sweet, opt for Jeremy's slippery hotcakes (RM23.50). Named after one of the silent partners in the restaurant, the fluffy, thick hotcakes pair perfectly with the bacon jam, banana fritters and house-made salted caramel ice-cream in the mixture. The dish is a sweet assassin that delivers maximum pleasure on so many levels, that you'll succumb willingly and easily to its wily charms.
Cap your nirvanic streak with a beverage that says it all: hazelnut divinity (RM15). A combination of dark chocolate mocha with a touch of hazelnut, the bewitching flavours of the chocolate will entice you from the get-go and.
It is clear that Urban Daybreak is in it to win it. The faults are few and far between while the soaring peaks are omnipresent everywhere.
And while the eatery may have started out trying to imitate Australian-style meals, tellingly, it has clearly evolved into something altogether more original.
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Address: 11 Jalan Telawi 5, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-2303 0172
Hours: Wednesday-Monday, 8am-9.30pm
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