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Taking a look at troubling coaches issues around UCLA's underachieving softball program.
Great interview of defending national champion softball coach Kelly Inouye-Perez in UCLA Magazine.
The UCLA coaching staff of head coach Kelly Inouye-Perez, assistant coaches Lisa Fernandez and Gina Vecchione and volunteer assistant Natasha Watley have been named the 2010 National Coaching Staff of the Year by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA).Congrats to Coach Kelly Inouye-Perez and her staff
Softball world series thread following fifth-seeded Bruins (47-11) - against Georgia in Oklahoma City.
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McMinnville man missing in Coos County
Aug 1, 2013
By Paul Daquilante
Of the News-Register
His family contacted McMinnville police July 25 after he failed to return from a trip to sell a motorcycle. They contacted the Coos County Sheriff's Office, which is handling the investigation.
Porter was last seen between 4 and 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 23, near Highway 101's intersection with North Bay Road. It's the site of an ATV rental business lying north of Coos Bay in the community of Hauser.
Where he went from there isn't known at this point.
"We're just not sure," said Sgt. Pat Downing. "We can't track him any further."
Porter attended McMinnville High School. Unemployed, he had been living at home, according to his father, Myron.
He received a text message from his son on July 23 that stated, "I arrived safely." He believes the sale was completed.
"Our main goal is the safe return of Zachary," his father said. "Beyond that, everything else is conjecture and second- and third-hand information.
"This is not like him at all. Never."
Porter is 6 feet tall, weighs 180 pounds with an olive complexion. He was wearing blue jeans and a dark-colored shirt with wording down one side of the front.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Coos County Sheriff's Office at 541-396-2016 or McMinnville police at 503-434-7307.
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By Douglas Moser
---- — METHUEN — Firefighters and state forest fire officials yesterday tamped down a stubborn brush fire in a marshy part of the city through breezy conditions that constantly kicked up flames.
A call came in to the fire department at about 3 p.m., a fire official said, and about a dozen firefighters and two officers responded to reports of flames in a marshy area between Meghan's Way and Elane Way off Howe Street.
Assistant Fire Chief Mike Hamel, who responded to the call, said his crews had to walk the area several times, putting out clumps of grass and smoking deadwood while keeping an eye out for flames that broke out when the wind picked up.
"It's time and labor intensive," Hamel said.
Methuen firefighters worked from properties on both Elane Way and Meghan's Way. Flames in places were several feet high, but firefighters had them knocked down within an hour and nearby houses did not appear to be in danger. A state Forest Fire Control squad based in Essex County responded as well, cutting down extinguished deadwood.
A high-pressure gas line runs under that area, but state and local fire officials said it is buried deep enough to not be a concern.
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By Doug Ireland
---- — SALEM — St. Patrick's Day arrived a few days early at the Greater Salem Boys & Girls Club.
Everything and everyone was decked out in green as approximately 350 people turned out yesterday for the 24th annual John P. Ganley St. Patrick's Day Memorial Award Luncheon.
The men wore green jackets and ties and the women wore green bead necklaces as they sat down to a traditional corned beef and cabbage dinner and listened to bagpipes and Irish songs sung by Daniel Clark, known as "The Singing Trooper."
Spirits were high as the crowd, including Gov. Maggie Hassan and numerous top state and local officials, recognized two men who selflessly gave of themselves.
"Thank you all for being here and recognizing the legacy of John Ganley," Hassan said.
The annual benefit honors the former Salem town manager and police chief for his dedication to Salem and its residents. Ganley died in 1989, and the Chief John P. Ganley Community Service Award is awarded each year to a local humanitarian.
This year, the winner is the Rev. David Yasenka, pastor at Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church. Yasenka was honored for his efforts over the past 30 years to assist the less fortunate, including the recent establishment of a network to help the homeless.
Hassan praised Yasenka for his work.
"The homeless find shelter, the hungry find food, those who mourn find comfort, the lonely find friendship," she said. "Thank you, David, for all you have done."
Yasenka was modest as he accepted the award from Ganley's daughter, Kathleen Ganley Donovan.
"I'm totally humbled that you chose me," Yasenka said. "I feel I need to thank at least one of you at every table."
Yasenka thanked his wife, Karen, and their three children. He also thanked Jesus and those in the community who have helped and inspired him over the years.
"The people of Salem have seen a need, worked hard and met those needs," he said.
Yasenka spoke of the work of Greater Family Promise and its network of about a dozen churches that began sheltering the homeless in February. There are approximately 155 homeless families in the Salem area, he said.
"We decided something had to be done about that," Yasenka said.
While Yasenka spoke of his serious mission to help those in need, he also injected a little humor in his acceptance speech as he thanked Hassan, a Democrat, and Sen. Chuck Morse, R-Salem.
He said political labels don't matter when the community is in need.
"It's a nice way of saying I will take money from anyone for my causes," Yasenka joked.
Morse, who was inducted along with Ann Lally into the club's board of governors, praised Hassan for her support of his bill that would establish a casino at Rockingham Park.
"I want to thank the governor for supporting my community," he said. "We've had a good week here in Salem and the state of New Hampshire."
Other top state and local officials on hand included former Executive Councilor Ruth Griffin, Rockingham County Sheriff Michael Downing, former Senate President Arthur Klemm, Town Manager Keith Hickey, police Chief Paul Donovan, Judge John Korbey, Selectman Everett McBride and former House Speaker Donna Sytek and her husband, state Rep. John Sytek.
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Genesis Burkett was born 16 weeks prematurely but was thriving in the neonatal intensive care unit at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, Ill. When he was 40 days old, a pharmacy technician administered a routine IV bag of sodium chloride and calcium. But there was a problem: When the technician entered the prescription information into the electronic system that told an automated machine how much of each solution to include, he punched in the wrong dose of sodium—administering more than 60 times the amount Genesis's tiny body could handle. Within hours, the infant suffered a heart attack and died.
The incident is one of many that have raised concerns that although electronic medical systems have the potential to streamline health care, they bring with them new dangers that have been largely ignored in the rush to go paperless. Trial lawyers may not realize their client's adverse event might actually have been caused by a system created to make treatment safer.
"It's certainly not [readily apparent] to patients and rarely to attorneys," said Jared Green, a trial lawyer in Manchester, N.H., who has handled many medical negligence cases. "It usually only becomes apparent to attorneys when a doctor or staff member uses it as an excuse in the course of defending him or herself against a malpractice claim."
Since 2004, when the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) established the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC), the race has been on to transfer from paper medical records to electronic health records (EHRs)—fully integrated computer systems that not only allow health care providers to store patient data but also guide providers' decisions, alert users to potential dangers, and allow patients to access their information remotely.
The government has poured billions of dollars into programs that promote EHRs, with high hopes that they will increase efficiency, allow better communication between providers and pharmacies, and reduce medical errors. According to a 2011 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report evaluating safety risks of EHR systems, some studies have proved that EHRs, if implemented correctly, can lower infection rates, reduce documentation errors, and decrease adverse drug events.1
Relying on these studies, the ONC's goal is for all providers to shift to electronic systems by 2014. The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act, enacted in 2009, created an incentive program run by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which will pay providers and hospitals for using EHRs when treating Medicare and Medicaid recipients.2 Participants must show they are "meaningfully using" their systems by meeting certain core objectives, including electronic prescribing, computerizing order entry and patient information, drug interaction checks, and capability to exchange information with other providers. These objectives are phased in over three stages: Stages 1 and 2 are already in effect, and CMS recently issued recommendations for Stage 3 requirements and hopes to issue final rules later this year.
Medical software companies have capitalized on the accelerated pace, manufacturing thousands of "health IT" components and systems. But critics, including health care providers, say neither the vendors nor the government is taking the time to make sure the systems are functional and safe.
"Poorly designed, implemented, or applied, health IT can create new hazards in the already complex delivery of health care, requiring health care professionals to work around brittle software, adding steps needed to accomplish tasks, or presenting data in a nonintuitive format that can introduce risks that may lead to harm," said the IOM report.3 "As health IT products have become more intimately involved in the delivery of care, the potential for health IT-induced medical error, harm, or death has increased significantly."
Because there is no mandatory reporting system for adverse events associated with EHRs, and many health IT vendor agreements have confidentiality clauses prohibiting users from disclosing safety concerns, little is known about the prevalence of adverse events. But several recent studies suggest problems.
In only nine weeks, the ECRI Institute, a patient safety organization that works with hospitals and health systems, received 171 EHR-related adverse reports, which it detailed in a report to the American Medical Association (AMA).4 Three patient deaths were linked to EHR errors, and eight patients were harmed. Almost 30 percent of the errors were caused by general system malfunctions, such as a nurse not being able to enter treatment instructions into the system because it allowed only five characters in the comment field. A quarter of the incidents were related to data output problems, including retrieving the wrong patient record because the system didn't ask the user to validate patient identity. Another 24 percent involved data input mistakes like ordering a test for the wrong patient.
In another study, a review of the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Reporting System found 3,099 EHR-related adverse event reports between June 2004 and May 2012.5 Although 89 percent of those did not result in harm to the patient, 320 were reported as "unsafe conditions" that caused no harm, 15 caused temporary harm, and one caused significant harm. The vast majority of the events involved medication errors, including entering the wrong drug, dose, or patient, and omitting a dose.6
To be sure, most of these errors were caused by human hands. But many might have been avoided if the electronic systems weren't so difficult to use.
Logistical frustrations
The first concern for hospitals and doctors' offices with fully computerized systems is making sure they stay up and running. Computers sometimes crash, and when that happens with electronic systems, it can delay treatment for hours or even days, or lead to information that was learned while the system was out being forgotten when the system comes back.
Even when the systems are fully functional, health care providers cite several frustrations that hinder their work flow and endanger patients. The IOM refers to usability—the ease with which the system can be used effectively—as "one of the single greatest threats to patient safety."7 For instance, pull-down menus of drugs might be alphabetized rather than starting with the most commonly prescribed drugs for a particular condition, confusing doctors who accidentally click on "penicillamine" instead of "penicillin."8
Other usability issues arise from the multiple screens and mouse clicks it takes to input information in just one patient's file. For example, treatment notes entered into the EHR administration section may not appear in parts of the record that other departments access, resulting in missed treatments and diagnoses. Screens can be fragmented so that only part of a patient's drug history or half of an electrocardiogram appears at one time. Alerts letting providers know there is a drug-interaction danger or reminding them to consider certain treatments for the patient's condition can be bothersome and cumbersome, causing "alert fatigue" and higher-than-acceptable rates of overriding the alert without paying attention.
Green said that some usability issues that annoy providers because they interrupt work flow are vital to patients.
"Having to fill in blanks or respond to prompts helps ensure that details are addressed every time and that important information is not inadvertently left out, [and] the type of information that is recorded can be determined by management and is not left to the discretion of each individual provider or staff member," he said. But he noted that "standardization can lead to mindless repetition of entries rather than thoughtful documentation."
In fact, that mindless repetition frequently results in what the medical community calls "sloppy and paste," in which physicians and nurses cut and paste the same information every day rather than recording new information. A recent study found that 82 percent of residents and 74 percent of attending physicians in a hospital intensive care unit cut and pasted more than 20 percent of the information in their patients' charts.9 It can be as simple as copying the same weight every day of the patient's stay or as potentially dangerous as repeatedly pasting a note that says "patient needs drainage, may need OR" after an abscess has been drained.10
Chicago lawyer Patrick Salvi, who represented Genesis Burkett's parents in their suit against Advocate Lutheran,11 said cutting and pasting is common and makes electronic records difficult to decipher when trying a case.
"With paper records, they were forced to enter what was contemporaneous. It is very confusing when electronic records keep repeating the same information all the time," said Salvi. "Is it just repeated information or is it what's actually current? You have to be savvy and know how to understand their system."
Trial lawyer Brooks Cutter of Sacramento, Calif., agreed that usability affects lawyers receiving printed copies of EHRs during discovery.
"It's a challenge for lawyers because with a paper chart, you know what should be there, and it's more obvious when something is missing," he said. "With electronic records, you have to be familiar with their software, and it's much easier for them to alter the electronic records, especially because a lot of cases are a hybrid—some information is electronic, but a lot is still done manually. It can be hard to find things."
A lack of interoperability—the ability of different health IT systems to communicate with each other—is also a significant barrier to safe EHR implementation. There are no uniform standards for the systems, and many use different vocabulary, encoding formats, and presentation screens. Pharmacies, hospitals, physicians' offices, and laboratories in the same complex may all have different systems that are incompatible with each other.
"Physicians are not only concerned about the viability of the EHR product(s) that they have significantly invested in, but are also concerned about potential liabilities from EHR system design and software flaws as well as lack of interoperability among EHR systems that could result in incomplete or missing information, which may lead to errors in patient diagnoses and treatment," said AMA Executive Vice President and CEO James Madara in a letter to the ONC. The AMA urged the agency to slow down its implementation of Stage 3 of the CMS incentive program to allow the health IT industry to fix "technological, financial, operational, and regulatory challenges."12
Electronic prescribing, or e-prescribing, systems are a major component of the push for EHR systems and a must-have for providers seeking incentives from CMS, but some studies show they are no safer than paper prescriptions. A 2011 analysis of 3,850 e-prescriptions sent from computerized systems in physicians' offices to a commercial pharmacy chain found that almost 12 percent contained an error—about the same rate as paper prescriptions—and 4 percent had errors serious enough that they would have harmed the patient had they not been discovered.13 About 60 percent of the errors were omissions of information such as duration, dose, or frequency. The authors suggested that e-prescribing systems be programmed to prohibit missing information, incomplete drug names, and inappropriate abbreviations.
Some smaller hospitals are trying to cut the costs of electronic systems by sending doctors' dictated notes overseas for transcribing. Sharron Juno died after receiving a fatal dose of insulin shortly after being discharged from a hospital to a rehabilitation center. The Indian company that transcribed her doctor's discharge instructions incorrectly listed the dosage as 80 units rather than 8 units in the electronic record. The hospital sent the instructions to the rehabilitation center without the doctor reviewing or signing the record, as required by the standard of care. In December, Juno's family received a $140 million verdict against the hospital and later reached a confidential posttrial settlement.14
"Lots of hospitals are outsourcing transcription work because they can save 2 cents per line," said her family's attorney, George "Skip" Finkbohner of Mobile, Ala. In this case, "they failed to follow known standards and policies for transcribing."
Privacy concerns
The same features that make electronic records so appealing—easy access by numerous providers, fast transmittal of information, and the ability to store vast amounts of data for each patient—also make them vulnerable to privacy invasions. According to the HHS, in 2012, about 125 large breaches affected about 2.2 million people.15 Most health data breaches result from stolen computers, but hackers caused the largest breach last year, stealing 780,000 patients' information. Some experts speculate that hacking incidents are even more common than it seems because most organizations don't realize they have been hacked.16
Cutter represents a class of patients in the Sutter Medical Foundation network of doctors and specialists. In 2011, someone broke a window and stole an unencrypted laptop computer containing personal information, including names, dates of birth, and addresses, for more than 3.3 million patients. For almost 1 million patients, the stolen information also included medical diagnoses and treatments.17
"There is obviously a lot of data now available in electronic format. You can fit a tremendous amount of confidential patient information on a flash drive," said Cutter. "Most securities experts consider passwords pretty worthless because you can bulldoze your way through them. Information must be encrypted because you need specific software to access encrypted data."
Earlier this year, the HHS updated the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act to expand security protections required of health care providers that contract or subcontract with business associates to handle medical information.18 Providers can be penalized up to $1.5 million if the business associates do not comply.
Future protections
In its report, the IOM urged the HHS to establish a safety council to develop methods for assessing and monitoring health IT safety and require vendors and users to report EHR-related deaths, injuries, and unsafe conditions.19 Earlier this year, the HHS responded with a plan that would create a code of conduct requiring health IT vendors to ensure usability and safety features are in place, report incidents, and work with other vendors and users to ensure the safest system possible.20 The government would also evaluate safety in its postmarket surveillance of certified EHR technology, collect data on safety events, develop usability testing tools, incorporate health IT training into medical education, and take corrective action to address unsafe conditions involving EHR technology.21 The HHS is expected to release a finalized plan later this year.
Government agencies, health care providers, and safety advocates agree that EHRs will one day be the safest, most efficient system for managing patient information. But patients will continue suffering harm until vendors fix inherent flaws in most health IT systems and users learn how to take full advantage of their safety features. Trial lawyers should be aware of the dangers and carefully pore over their clients' electronic medical records to ensure there were no EHR-related errors.
Courtney L. Davenport is senior editor of AAJ's Law Reporters and a contributing editor for Trial. She can be reached at email@example.com.
- Inst. of Med., Natl. Acad. of Sci., Health IT and Patient Safety: Building Safer Systems for Better Care 41, 45 (Nov. 2011), www.iom.edu/HITsafety.
- Pub. L. No. 111-5, 123 Stat. 226 (2009) (codified at 42 U.S.C. §201n.); see Ctrs. for Medicare & Medicaid Servs., EHR Incentive Programs, www.cms.gov/Regulations-and-Guidance/Legislation/EHRIncentivePrograms/index.html.
- Inst. of Med., supra n. 1, at 22.
- Kevin B. O'Reilly, Ways EHRs Can Lead to Unintended Safety Problems, Am. Med. News (Feb. 25, 2013), http://www.ama-assn.org/amednews/2013/02/25/prsa0225.htm?utm_source=nwltr&utm_medium=hedshtm&utm_campaign=20130225.
- Erin Sparnon & William M. Marella, The Role of the Electronic Health Record in Patient Safety Events, 9 Pa. Patient Safety Advisory 113 (Dec. 2012), www.patientsafetyauthority.org/ADVISORIES/AdvisoryLibrary/2012/Dec;9(4)/Pages/113.aspx.
- Id.
- Inst. of Med., supra n. 1, at 81.
- Id. at 125.
- J. Daryl Thornton et al., Prevalence of Copied Information by Attendings and Residents in Critical Care Progress Notes, 41 Critical Care Med. 382 (Feb. 2013).
- Kevin B. O'Reilly, EHRs: "Sloppy and Paste" Endures Despite Patient Safety Risk, Am. Med. News (Feb. 4, 2013), www.ama-assn.org/amednews/2013/02/04/prl20204.htm.
- Burkett v. Advocate Health & Hosps. Corp., No. 2011-L-003535 (Ill., Cook Co. Cir. settled Apr. 5, 2012). The case settled for $8.25 million.
- Ltr. from James L. Madara, Exec. Vice Pres. CEO, Am. Med. Assn., to Farzad Mostashari, Natl. Coord., Health Info. Tech., U.S. Dept. Health & Human Servs., at 7 (Jan. 14, 2013), www.ama-assn.org/resources/doc/washington/stage-3-meaningful-use-electronic-health-records-comment-letter-14jan2013.pdf.
- Karen C. Nanji et al., Errors Associated With Outpatient Computerized Prescribing Systems, 18 J. Am. Med. Informatics Assn. 767, 768 (Nov. 2011).
- Juno v. Amare, No. 05-CV-2008-901100 (Ala., Baldwin Co. Cir. Dec. 13, 2012).
- U.S. Dept. Health & Human Servs., Breaches Affecting 500 or More Individuals, www.hhs.gov/ocr/privacy/hipaa/administrative/breachnotificationrule/breachtool.html.
- Marianne Kolbasuk McGee, Analyzing Health Data Breach Trends, Data Breach Today (Feb. 22, 2013).
- Sutter Med. Info. Cases v. Sutter Med. Found., No. JCCP 4698 (Cal., Sacramento Co. Super. filed May 4, 2012).
- Modifications to the HIPAA Privacy, Security, Enforcement, and Breach Notification Rules Under the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act and the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act; Other Modifications to the HIPAA Rules; Final Rule, 78 Fed. Reg. 5566 (Jan. 25, 2013).
- Inst. of Med., supra n. 1, at 153–61.
- See generally U.S. Dept. Health & Human Servs., Health Information Technology Patient Safety Action and Surveillance Plan for Public Comment (Dec. 21, 2012), www.healthit.gov/sites/default/files/safetyplanhhspubliccomment.pdf.
- Id. at 16–19.


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Traveling around the world photographing Peace Corps volunteers for my book Making Peace with the World, Photographs of Peace Corps Volunteers, I was introduced to a lot of unfamiliar food. Some good, some bad and some horrible. I tried it all.
I discovered Morocco, where I photographed Peace Corps volunteers Rebecca Luhrs, Juan Camilo Mendez and Muriel Johnston, has wonderful cuisine. Because of its location as a crossroads for trade and for many cultures there is a cornucopia of choices in food.
Going to a souk was one of the many amazing experiences I was treated to by Muriel. I was impressed by the limitless bounty of vegetables, fruits and nuts as well as meats offered at the souk.
Another great experience was sitting down to a mid-day meal with Rebecca, Juan and Juan's supervisor at a youth center. The invitation was last minute. I couldn't believe the amount of food served after we all ceremoniously washed our hands and had tea. The quality was also very good. I think it was something like a five course meal.
While on my own in Morocco I never had to worry about going hungry despite my language limitations for ordering food. The Moroccan staple - the tagine is offered at most restaurants. You can simply point to the one that looks good to you because they are displayed. You just have to lift the lid and look inside.
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Perfect Place on Poplar! 8/26-8/29 $500.00! in Wildwood
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community My Shell Condominiums
rates (USD)
/ week
Wildwood Condo deals
stays between: 8/26/14 & 9/1/14
deal expires tomorrow
End of Summer SPECIAL! Tues/Fri 8/26 to 8/29 - $500.00!
Here's the end of summer deal that you have been waiting for! Tuesday 8/26 to Friday 8/29 is OPEN! Get in the car and GO! $500.00 (+5%) - $525.00 total complete, cleaning included. Say "goodbye" to summer in this special vacation home! FAMILIES ONLY.
- Professional cleaning included ($100)
deal# DHY933
vacation rental description
Is your week booked? Don't worry! We have another unit in this same building. Please see also listing # 110444. Same great location!
Here is your Wildwood "Home Away from Home"! This condo is just the right size for your family, and just the right price too, so that you're not obligated to share. This first floor unit has three bedrooms and one full bath. Sleep six in the bedrooms or sleep up to eight here, when you include the living room sofa bed - it's perfect for those extra weekend visitors. Enjoy watching the world go by from your private front deck with comfortable furniture. Your entrance door to the condo is private for you alone. No sharing hallways with neighbors.
LOCATION is the BEST part about this unit!! You're just one block from the beach and boards, and right up the street from all of Morey's best rides and attractions. The big, beautiful, FREE Wildwood beach is just steps from your door. No need to drive the car or pay for parking. You'll received one off street parking spot, located at the lot on the corner of the street. Additional parking is available - either on the street, or you can purchase additional spots at the lot on the corner.
*Master bedroom with queen bed, TV.
*2nd bedroom with full bed
*3rd bedroom with two twins
*Living room with queen sized sofa bed. Wall mounted LCD HDTV. Access to private front deck.
*Fully equipped kitchen with all appliances and amenities
*Dining table with seating for four
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Diane Herman-Don Martin Vacation Rentals 973-865-4258
condo rental amenities
This is a 1st floor condo with a private deck, located one block from the beach and boardwalk, and right on the border of Wildwood and North Wildwood. The address is 303 E. Poplar Ave., Wildwood, NJ.
Amenities include:
*Central air, gas heat
*Ceiling fans in all bedrooms
*Dining room table seats 4 comfortably
*Two televisions - a big wall mounted LCD HDTV in the living room, and a TV in the master bedroom.
*High speed wireless internet access
*Washer and Dryer; Iron and Ironing Board
*Pillows, comforters, mattress pads - bring your own sheets and towels
*Enclosed outdoor shower, shared yard.
*Hardwood floors in living area. Carpeting in bedrooms. Tiled bath with shower over tub.
*Parking pass provided for one car. Lot is at the corner of the street.
*Professional cleaning is always included upon departure.
*This condo is **GUARANTEED CLEAN**! Arrive to a spotlessly clean rental - guaranteed. We clean it. We GUARANTEE it!
activities and attractions in Wildwood New Jersey
Amusement parks, basketball, biking, boating, canoing, casinos,
diving, fishing, crabbing, golf, hiking, jet skiing, kayaking, live
theater, miniature golf, night activities, outlet malls, sailing,
scuba diving, shopping, snorkeling, sunset cruises, surfing,
swimming, tennis, water skiing, water parks, whale and dolphin
watching, wildlife viewing, wind surfing, zoos.
There's so much to do in and around Wildwood! Atlantic City is only
30 minutes away. The world-famous two-mile boardwalk is literally
steps from your front door. The big, beautiful, free Wildwood
beaches are second to none! The Cape May County Zoo is the best in
New Jersey. It's free and it's only ten minutes away. The town
of Cape May is only ten minutes away. Ride the Cape May-Lewes ferry
to the outlet malls in Delaware - what a nice day! Try a new golf
course - there are many! You won't believe the large selection of
great restaurants - all within walking distance to our condo.
vacation rental rates
602 New Jersey Ave., North Wildwood, NJ 08260
10100 Pacific Ave., Wildwood Crest, NJ 08260
This unit rents Saturday to Saturday during the prime time season. Flexible at other times. Check in time 3 p.m. Check out time 10 a.m. **Always Clean at Check In!**We Clean It. We Guarantee It!** Cleaning is always included with every rental - no extra fee. Security deposit - $ 300.00 - refundable after departure, cleaning, and key return. 5% booking fee in addition to rent. For reservations made with an arrival within 30 days, your payment is due in full at this time. If your reservation is more than 30 days away, 1/2 of rent is required to confirm your reservation. The final balance is due 30 days before your arrival - the final 1/2 of the rent, plus the refundable security deposit. Personal checks or Visa/Mastercard accepted.
1/2 of the rent holds your week until one month before your arrival, when the final balance is due. Don't be "sold out" again! This is how it is done - reserve your week now - a year in advance. The nicest places book up first and fastest. Reserve your prime time 2015 summer week today!
AUGUST 2014 - Remaining availability:
**DEAL!** 8/26/14 - 8/29/14 $ 500.00 - Tues/Fri stay
SEPTEMBER 2014 - Remaining Options and Availability:
9/13/14 - 9/20/14 $ 750.00 - Sat/Sat week -OR-
9/14/14 - 9/21/14 $ 750.00 - Sun/Sun week
9/18/14 - 9/21/14 $ 600.00 Irish/Classic Car Weekend -OR-
9/19/14 - 9/22/14 $ 600.00 Irish/Classic Car Weekend
9/21/14 - 9/28/14 $ 650.00 Sun/Sun week
9/26/14 - 9/28/14 $ 500.00 Italian Festival Weekend
MONTH OF OCTOBER SPECIAL! Any four October weeks - $1,250.00!
Full Weeks $ 650.00
Weekends $ 500.00 (any 2/3 nights - flexible)
SPECIAL DEAL! May 1, 2015 through to May 22, 2015 - three full weeks - $1,000.00!
Full Weeks $ 650.00
Weekends $ 500.00
Memorial Day Weekend $ 650.00
Memorial Day Week $ 900.00 - any 7 nights including Mem Day Wknd
After Memorial Day Special! $ 500.00 - Tues/Sat 5/26/15 to 5/30/15
We are flexible in the month of June! Full weeks, weekends, mid-weeks. All are OK here. Please email with your dates and information about your family for a price quote. The earlier in the month that you can arrive, the less you will pay. Two night minimum stay, but choose three nights for the best per night rate.
June weekends - two or three nights - from $500.00 up to $1,500.00
June mid-weeks - Sunday or Monday arrivals, as available. Three or four or five nights - from $500.00 up to $1,200.00
5/30/15 - 6/06/15 $ 650.00
6/06/15 - 6/13/15 $ 750.00
6/13/15 - 6/20/15 $ 900.00
6/20/15 - 6/27/15 $ 1,400.00
JULY 2015 - Saturday/Saturday weeks:
6/27/15 - 7/04/15 $ 1,500.00
7/04/15 - 7/11/15 $ 1,500.00
7/11/15 - 7/18/15 $ 1,500.00
7/18/15 - 7/25/15 $ 1,600.00
7/25/15 - 8/01/15 $ 1,600.00
AUGUST 2015 - Saturday/Saturday weeks:
8/01/15 - 8/08/15 $ 1,600.00
8/08/15 - 8/15/15 $ 1,500.00
8/15/15 - 8/22/15 $ 1,500.00
8/22/15 - 8/29/15 $ 1,250.00
SEPTEMBER 2015 - Flexible Schedules:
Weeks from $600.00 (end of month) up to $1,000.00 (first of month)
Three night weekends from $600.00
Email with your dates for a rate quote.
Cancellation Policy:
90 days or more prior to check in date, all deposit monies, less 15% cancellation fee, shall be returned. Tenant notification of less than 90 days prior to check-in date - refunds based on the ability to recover the rental amount through a re-rental, refunded to the extent possible at no loss to the owner, less a 15% cancellation fee
Diane Herman-Don Martin Vacation Rentals 973-865-4258
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Wildwood
- Hang out at the beach!
- Don't miss the fresh seafood at your favorite restaurant!
- Play a round of golf – more than 10 courses
- Go shopping and check out the factory outlet stores!
- Boardwalk, boardwalk, boardwalk!
Top things to do on a budget
- Boogie board through the waves
- Cape May County Zoo
- Ride bikes on the boardwalk
- Pizza at Mack's; Ice cream at Kohr Brothers - gourmet dining!
- Fishing/crabbing by the bay!
Top things to do with a family
- Build sand castles at the beach
- Rent jet skis for the day
- Take a boat ride - many to choose from!
- Arcade action! Games!
- Ride the rides! Splash in the water parks!
Diane Herman-Don Martin Vacation Rentals , owner


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The Bugatti VeyronPosted in Bugatti by admin - Dec 10, 2010
The Bugatti Veyron is considered the second most fastest car that is being manufactured, which means for those that follow the racing world, this is the car that they watch. The car has been in production for quite a while, the most notable achievement that the car has received was winning the 24 hours of Le Mans in 1939. The car is built by Bugatti Automobiles SAS, which is a subsidiary of Volkswagen AG, meaning that the car does utilize German engineering, some of the best in the world.
Another notable aspect is that the car is considered one of the most powerful cars on the market as well. The car can reach sixty miles per hour in 2.6 seconds, which as many point out far bypasses those cars that promise the fastest acceleration that are on the market. The top speed of the Bugatti Veyron is around 253.2 miles per hour, which is an amazing speed for any car to reach. The reason for this performance statistics is simply due to the sheer size of the engine. The engine is a 16 cylinder engine that has four turbochargers which help add to the speed that the car can reach. Because of the extensive size of this engine, there are ten radiators on the car that are working to keeping it cooled down and from overheating. This is an immense number of radiators, however are necessary in order to make sure that the car runs as it should. However, not all of these radiators are dedicated to the engine cooling aspect. For example, there are two radiators for the cooling system, one radiator for the spoiler, as well as one radiator for the transmission oil.
Since this car is pretty unique, it is not surprise that the car has specifically designed tires in order to accommodate the fast speeds that it can reach. These tires are designed by Michelin, and are flat run tires. According to The Bugatti Blog, these tires are supposed to be able to not wear down due to driving these fast speeds, however, street wise, most people will never reach the speed that the Veyron can actually rise.
Price wise, the Bugatti Veyron is going to run around $1.7 million dollars, which means that this is not the car that you are going to see driving around on many roads in the United States. There may be a few of these located in Hollywood, where movie stars do drive the car. Which gas mileage wise, it is understandable while only the rich and famous drive these since it is estimated that the Veyron only gets eight miles per gallon driving in city mode.
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Meatballs sliders are an easy appetizer to serve at your summertime get-togethers and backyard picnics. They also can be easily transformed into a tasty open-face sandwich! Oh My!
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THE LOCALE | The Grilled Cheese & Crab Cake Co.
THE LOWDOWN | There is something inherently nostalgic about a grilled cheese sandwich. Unless you're some sort of freak (or, lactose intolerant), you've probably had one at some point in your life. But, for The Grilled Cheese & Crab Cake Co. owner and head chef Ryan Chodnicki, grilled cheese is a way of life.
The Grilled Cheese & Crab Cake Co. opened in January of 2012, and Chodnicki took ownership in November. Tucked into the Oasis Shopping Plaza in Garden City Beach, it feels more like a beach café than one of the seafood monstrosities that dot the Grand Strand. But, despite its small size, Chodnicki has big plans.
"I always wanted to do something with grilled cheese and macaroni and cheese," says Chodnicki, a native of Ocean City, Md. At a boarding school, Chodnicki and his friends would go into town, buy cheese and bread, and make grilled cheese sandwiches outside while they hung-out. In college, Chodnicki and his friends sold grilled cheeses to fellow students in order to earn spending money. "I loved grilled cheese, and everybody loved grilled cheese, so we would just experiment with different cheeses, and different bread, and different spices," he says about his early days in the grilled cheese game.
Without a doubt, the grilled cheese sandwich is the cornerstone of The Grilled Cheese & Crab Cake Co.'s menu. However, Chodnicki would like to do more with the beloved sandwich. Soon, he hopes to start using gourmet cheeses to expand the culinary offerings. Additionally, the future may hold more grilled cheese pairings, such as grilled cheese filled with fried okra, or codfish. The signature dish is called "The Crabmelt," and features a Maryland-style crab cake nestled between two crispy slices of Texas Toast, deliciously glued together with melted Monterey Jack cheese.
But isn't this a happy hour review? Can you wash down that grilled cheese with a chilled brew? Happy hour here at The Grilled Cheese & Crab Cake Co. starts at 3 p.m.. and lasts until 6 p.m. Beer (regularly $3 to $3.50) and wine ($4) are half-price during this time, and makes digging into a hot, melty grilled cheese that much better.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - On Tuesday Spokane faith leaders gathered to speak in support of approving Referendum 74, which will extend the freedom to marry to committed gay and lesbian couples. The gathering was held at the Spokane Convention Center Plaza, on Spokane Falls Boulevard. The event featured the Reverend Happy Watkins as a keynote speaker.
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i want to change up my workout a bit for a few months and concentrate on cardio and fat loss.
are they they same? crossFit and HIIT?
i'm going to assume that by doing a HIIT or crossfit workout, i'll be increasing my cardio capacity and as a by-result, be loosing fat too. is that right?
i'm really that much into running which seems to the target of most HIIT, whereas, crossfit seems also like a HIIT but for upper body. is that right?
any suggestions for a crossfit program without the kettle ball swings? i really don't like the motion of them, its seems dangerous and unnatural.
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Kb swings are fun..lol. it's just poppin the hips.
Crossfit can be anything you want because you can program your own workouts. Crossfit by definition is just "constantly varied" training, meaning.. Never do the same thing twice in a row.
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It can be HIIT if that is how you structure your workouts.
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Crossfit would only be HIIT if you took breaks to create the intervals; many of the workouts involve performing a given number of rounds or as many rounds/reps as possible within a given time period. You could easily restructure those type of workouts to make them HIIT and using Crossfit-type workouts as your general template would give you a lot of variation which is good.
With regard to the Kettlebells they should not be dangerous when performed correctly, but there are a lot of workouts that do not involve them.
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Like elwood said, crossfit is anything you want it to be.
You could do 5 rounds of thrusters and pull-ups, ten reps each, with 60-90 seconds rest in between.
You can do anything. But focusing on only upper body is not wise. If I did the above but with curls and bench press, that wouldn't even get me breathing hard. At all...
But, like Alex said, that's not the most efficient route to your goals. However, it is very fun and will improve your endurance, cardiovascular health, etc. Not the best way, but it is a good way to do it. Not many people have the time or patience to jog for an hour+.
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You're somewhat correct. Crossfit, the benchmark WODs for example, tend to be more anaerobic then aerobic. However, if you follow the programing from Crossfit Main, they will throw in long runs and aerobic capacity work quite often. Also, sites such as Sealfit (my fav) have a LOT of aerobic work in them, as well as a shit ton of traditional Crossfit.


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Oh, that Thibs. Pretending he doesn't know who will start Tuesday and stuff...:
everybody we have has played well at one time or another, so I feel good about that position, Marco has started a lot of games before, Jimmy has been playing terrific all season long, and we have some flexibility, too. Kirk can go to the two, so we'll be fine.
Or maybe Thibs really doesn't know?
"I really do not know,'' Butler said. "Coach hasn't said anything. He said he's going to try out the lineups and see how everything is looking, and then he'll let us know [Tuesday].''
Hinrich, who is usually the starting point guard for the Bulls, did admit to playing some two in practice on Monday, which means in the scenario Nate Robinson would be the starting point, with Hinrich - who has played shooting guard before - would then try and fill the vacancy left in Hamilton's departure.
"I would be comfortable doing whatever,'' Hinrich said. "I've been working in on a dummy offense at the two a little bit, just so I would know it. I would have no problem with anything [Thibodeau] did, to be honest, as long as it's what we would want to do as a team and the direction we'd want to go with to give us the best chance to win.''
I look forward to a lot of 'dummy offense' jokes with respect (or not so much) to Hinrich this season.
I could see benefits to each, given that how the lineup starts may not dictate the most minutes but does establish a pattern that will mean some more guaranteed minutes for some. I'm just going to guess Thibs goes with Belinelli as it means (and Joe Cowley mentions it in his post) that there is not a second adjustment required by Jimmy Butler, who's just recently been established as the co-sixth-man with Taj.
Which I'd be ok with, provided Butler will play a lot regardless. It may be a good chance for Belinelli to get his season on track to play with the better offensive players that the Bulls start games with.
I could see a case that can be made for either him or Butler, or I suppose even Kirk if you think more of....that is a necessary evil to see Marquis Teague play (I don't). In fact, I think it's so open-ended, I'll even do the rare act of putting up a poll!


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Good news – he's heading down very soon to make his live debut in Australia. The son of two musicians, Lux's earliest excursions into the music industry were as a prodigiously young teenager, mixing hip-hop and reggae in his hometown of Stockholm. His progression from that to the undeniably dancey sounds of his more recent output might seem curious to the outsider, but there's no denying the sheer appeal of his work - whimsical and irreverent, and completely impossible not to get caught up in with remixes for Natalia Kills, Roger Sanchez and PNAU all attesting to his wide appeal.
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Women's hoops edges South Carolina State, 68-67
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Clutch play from sophomore Abril Peeples and senior Crystal Bell helped the JU women's basketball team outlast South Carolina State, 68-67, on Thursday night at Swisher Gymnasium.
Peeples scored four of her team-best 17 points to allow the Dolphins (2-10) to tie the contest in the final minute, while Bell's 13th point was a free throw that secured the victory. Junior Tracie Sneed had a double-double with 11 points and 13 points as the Dolphins finished 18 of 23 (78.3) at the charity stripe.
"I am happy with the way we responded," JU head coach Jill Dunn said. "We played hard for the entire 40 minutes. We got down by eight late, but I was pleased with the way we were able to keep our composure and come back. This is what we have talked about for a while and we are happy to see it tonight."
Free throws helped the Lady Bulldogs (5-7) extend a three-point lead to 65-57 with 4:05 left. Sneed added two free throws, while sophomore Jane'l Osborne had a block and converted it to a jumper on the other end to trail 65-61 with 3:24 remaining. After two more Sneed free throws, Bell recorded a steal in the final minute to open the door for consecutive makes by Peeples for a 67-65 JU lead (0:43). Tracey Flowers tied the contest on a layup, but Bell was fouled on an offensive rebound on the next possession with nine seconds left. She made the second free throw and the Dolphins forced a miss by Tiara Knotts to secure the win.
Knotts finished 18 points and three steals to lead the Lady Bulldogs offense. Flowers added 12 points and eight points as South Carolina State recorded a 43.5 field goal percentage.
The Dolphins were held to 32.8 field goal percentage, but hit six three-pointers for the third time in the last four games. JU also got 33 points from the bench.
After a slow start by both teams in the first half, Lauren Johnson gave the Lady Bulldogs a 17-14 lead on a three-pointer at 7:30. Bell tied it with a three-pointer in the corner less than a minute later to make it 19-all. Another Bell three-pointer gave the Dolphins a 27-23 advantage, but the Lady Bulldogs tied it at 27 on a Knotts jumper (4:34). The Dolphins got a three-pointer from Peeples in the final seconds before Knotts hit two free throws to make it 38-all at the half.
Sophomore Jade Cargill had seven points, while Osborne finished with six points off the bench. Senior Jessica George tallied four assists to help the cause.
The Dolphins return to the A-Sun schedule on Monday against Lipscomb in Swisher Gymnasium. Tipoff is set for 5 p.m. Fans can follow the action through the live links on JUDolphins.com.


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Bloomingdale Regional Animal Shelter Society rescues abandoned pet in more ways than one
When Poet, a well-mannered cocker spaniel, ended up at a "high-kill" shelter in West Virginia, being on death row wasn't the only strike against him.
At roughly 8 years of age, Poet – so named by rescuers for his "sweet disposition" – also suffered from a fist-sized tumor that stuck out from his severely matted blonde fur prior to a thorough grooming.
"He was one of over 60 dogs and cats scheduled to be transported that weekend from high-kill shelters in the South to rescues in the Northeast," said Ellen Ribitzki, president of the Bloomingdale Regional Animal Shelter Society (BASS), a 16-year-old nonprofit. The tumor was discovered on his underside as his transport from West Virginia was near, yet Ribitzki said, "We just couldn't leave him behind, knowing his time was up."
So on Dec. 8, luck changed for Poet, who got to be part of a mass transport of dogs and cats from seven shelters in the South to 10 receiving shelters and rescues all across the Northeast. He then awaited surgery on Dec. 18.
Although a biopsy revealed a mast cell tumor that was malignant, his veterinarian in Franklin Lakes has told BASS the prognosis is good, said Ribitzki. She explained that the cancer seems to be encapsulated, leaving no traces of having spread beyond the margins of the lump.
He'll need to be watched for any future limps but no further treatment like radiation or chemo is prescribed, and with his sutures now removed, he's ready to go to his forever home, she said.
Ribitzki invites those who might be interested in adopting Poet to meet him at the Petco in Kinnelon's Meadtown Shopping Center (on Route 23 South) on weekends from 1 to 4 p.m.
"What a lucky fella!" said Carol Hutchison, volunteer foster care/rescue coordinator with PAWS (Pendleton Animal Welfare Shelter). In an email to BASS, she indicated that two other rescue organizations had also offered to help with Poet after BASS committed.
All of Poet's rescuers have talked of his mild nature and in fact his name was derived from a "sweet disposition" that made him just seem poetic. He not only is easy to walk on a leash but gets along well with both cats and dogs.
In reality, dog rescuers have no idea of his name, only that a young man found him walking around lost in Upper Tract, W.V., and it seemed no one had seen the dog before, which Hutchison noted is typical when dogs are abandoned.
In the new year, BASS is planning several fundraisers to continue to help pets such as Poet. On March 10, BASS will again host "April showers bring May flowers… and Kittens" at Ruppert's Restaurant, Riverdale. Pet lovers can also lend their support by attending the nonprofit's eighth dinner/tricky tray on April 24 at The Bethwood in Totowa.
For more information, visit BASS.petfinder.com or call 973-838-2220. Cash donations for Poet's surgery or to help the animals in BASS care can be made to BASS, P.O. Box 24, Bloomingdale, N.J. 07403. The surgery itself cost $700, and BASS hopes supporters will help to offset this amount.
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GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) -- Scotland has called up England under-20 international Matt Phillips for next week's friendly at Slovenia.
The Blackpool winger is eligible to play for Scotland because of the nationality of his grandparents and the Scottish Football Association is waiting for FIFA to confirm Phillips' availability.
Scotland coach Craig Levein also called up Celtic defender Charlie Mulgrew for the first time after he scored in a 5-0 win at Hibernian that took his club 17 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premier League.


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When you are ill or recovering from a medical condition or injury, there is no place you would rather be than at home—the place you are most comfortable. Dignity Health Home Health services provide comprehensive care for patients who have recently been discharged from the hospital or homebound individuals needing professional nursing or rehabilitative care.
Quality care provided by skilled, compassionate staff under the direction of a physician.
Nursing professionals utilize sophisticated, state-of-the-art equipment once available only in hospitals, now in the patient's home.
Rehabilitation professionals specialize in physical, occupational and speech therapies and provide personalized rehabilitation services.
Medical Social Workers provide emotional/psychosocial support, counseling, and connections to community resources for patients and family members.
Home Health Aides provide personal care services by assisting patients with daily living activities.
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Our wide array of services and specialties make all the difference in a patient's quick recovery. These services and specialties include:
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Staff members at Dignity Health Home Health work closely with local physicians, nurses, discharge planners and case managers to ensure a smooth transition from hospital to home or to initiate a comprehensive treatment plan for those whose care can be provided totally at home without a hospital stay. The experienced clinicians at Dignity Health Home Health assist the physician, patient and family in developing a home care program which meets individual patient's and family needs while respecting & supporting the family relationships and household.
For questions about our Home Health, Hospice or Infusion services call 1-800-549-9609 (on-call 24 hours)
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