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SARANAC LAKE — A long-term fiscal restructuring plan for Adirondack Health includes 17 layoffs.
Some of those jobs, along with eight openings that will remain vacant, will be cut from Adirondack Medical Center and others from the system's satellite health centers and nursing homes, hospital spokesman Joe Riccio said Friday.
In addition, salaries for all management and leadership staff are frozen through 2013.
"In some cases, personnel have the option of pursuing other openings within the organization," hospital said in a news release.
The hospital is moving drug purchases through what is called the 340-B federal drug-pricing program to lower costs and achieve $1.5 million in savings.
All medical-transcription services are being switched over to a specialty firm to save another $250,000.
And Adirondack Health plans to ask the nursing and commercial-food-workers' unions to reopen their contracts.
The restructured fiscal focus looks to preserve core patient-care services.
Riccio said in an interview that the staffing cuts will not have any effect on patient care.
"We provide best-in-class health care to the people of the Adirondacks," Adirondack Health President and CEO Chandler Ralph said in a statement. "But we have been losing money on many services at an unsustainable rate.
"The health-care reimbursement system is broken, and rather than being rewarded for our commitment to the region, hospitals and health systems nationwide are being financially penalized."
Last year, 59 percent of all hospitals in New York experienced a negative bottom line, Riccio said in the news release.
"Despite this trend, Adirondack Health has a $120 million annual impact on the local economy — a responsibility it takes very seriously."
CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh also recently announced staff layoffs and other cost-cutting measures.
Alice Hyde Medical Center in Malone laid off 12 people and closed 13 unfilled full-time positions last spring.
Ralph said the restructuring plan at Adirondack Health will provide a responsible and sound foundation for moving forward.
"I am confident we will overcome these financial challenges to ensure that we can deliver leading care to the region for another hundred years," she said.
Margaret Sorensen, chief nursing officer for Adirondack Health, said they will work closely with employees to help them transition to other positions they may qualify for in the system.
Cuts to hospital and health-center staff are necessary due to the labor-intensive nature of the health-care profession, officials said.
William Van Slyke is vice president of communications for the Healthcare Association of New York State, a lobbying group based in Rensselaer for the statewide medical-care industry.
"I can tell you this announcement will join a growing list of unhappy news across the state," he told the Press-Republican.
"We're are tracking this, and so far, through 2012, New York has lost nearly 1,000 health-care jobs. These are across-the-board cuts, from direct-care staff to administration and, really, everything in-between."
That measure reflects the loss at Adirondack Health.
The 17 layoffs in Saranac Lake and surrounding communities include nurses and management staff, Riccio said.
"The reason for it is no mystery," Van Slyke said.
Two-thirds of hospitals in New York are losing money.
"Health-care reimbursement — the government programs in particular, through Medicare and Medicaid — continue to pay less than the cost of care," he said. "So on virtually every Medicaid and Medicare service a hospital provides, they lose money.
"And if 65 to 75 percent of your operating costs is labor, when your revenue continues to fall off, there are very few options. It is absolutely agonizing for these hospitals. The last thing a hospital wants to do is eliminate jobs."
The prognosis for health-care providers is not good, despite the ever-rising cost of health insurance.
"It's likely to not stop. It's likely to get far worse," Van Slyke said.
"Right now, down in Washington, we're looking at tens of billions of dollars of proposed new cuts to Medicare, primarily."
What does that mean?
"It means hospitals have learned to do more with less. But I think we've crossed a threshold where hospitals will have to do less with less," Van Slyke said.
"The brave new world of health-care reform has a downside: layoffs of health-care staff and layoffs at businesses that support heath-care providers — every health-care job lost generates a second indirect loss of a second job in supporting business."
In an interview Friday, Ralph said she sees the same freight train coming.
"The cuts looming are so huge that they really would undermine the changes we are making to deliver services," she said.
"You don't change health care by simply cutting payments to providers. You reduce the cost of health care by changing how it is delivered to our patients. And we are doing that with the Medical Home Demonstration Project. We call every patient when they are discharged from this hospital and check in: Have you made your follow-up appointment? Are you taking your medicine?
"That is to avoid return visits. That's how we change health-care delivery — and it is a whole lot different than cutting reimbursement payments."
She could not say where all the money made from rising health-insurance premiums is going.
"It isn't going to the doctors. It isn't going to the hospitals," she said. "That is a good question.
"I think it is a very scary time."
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4Vanessa Hudgens Wants You to Know That She's Probably Having Sex Again
Vanessa Hudgens went to a Lakers game this past weekend with her newest rumored boyfriend, Josh Hutcherson, and did everything in her power to advertise to the powers that be that she's once again dating someone in order to distract you from the fact that she actually just likes ladies.
Josh-whoever-Hutcherson is her latest man, and the couple's been photographed a few times in the past few weeks doing stuff together, but nothing has been as confirming as Vanessa's belly-baring shirt that practically screams 'I'm riding the dong next to me, and I'm pretending to like it!'
Do what you've gotta do, girl.
March 28, 2011 at 6:30 am by Sarah
4 Responses to "Vanessa Hudgens Wants You to Know That She's Probably Having Sex Again"
Josh is actually a really great actor. In fact he is too good of an actor to be dating Vanessa "oops, I'm naked, let me take a quick pic" Hudgens.
she was so much better with ZAC!!!!!!!
anyone else notice Micheal Phelps in the top left corner?

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BOSTON (MyFoxBoston.com) -- A 40-year-old Dorchester man was arrested Saturday for his alleged connection to six robberies at several McDonalds and Dunkin'Donuts locations.
Richard Calderon-Colon was arrested by the Boston Police Fugitive Unit just before 8 a.m. on five outstanding warrants for armed robbery. At the time of his arrest, Calderon-Colon was sleeping in a car parked outside 27 Ames Street.
The 40-year-old is wanted for robberies that occurred between May 13 and May 29. The robberies occurred at eateries on Mass. Ave, Washington Street, Boston Street, and Morton Street.
Calderon-Colon is expected to be arraigned Monday.
Here is the complete list of robberies he is accused of committing:
5/13 McDonalds at 605 Washington Street: A suspect who was "hanging out front" went into use the bathroom and came out as the restaurant was closing at about 11 p.m. He demanded money with a black revolver in his hand.
5/18 Dunkin' Donuts at 256 Boston Street: After asking for coffee at about 10:48 p.m., the suspect jumped over the counter, showed a black firearm, and demanded money. He took the money and fled.
5/21 McDonalds at 3064 Washington Street: At about 9:20 p.m., the suspect asked for coffee before showing a black handgun. The clerk fled to the back and the suspect jumped over the counter, took the money, and fled.
5/24 Dunkin' Donuts at 616 Mass. Ave: The suspect ordered a coffee at about 7:30 p.m., sat and drank it before ordering a second cup. He then displayed a black revolver and demanded cash. When the clerk backed away, the suspect jumped over the counter and took money.
5/25: Dunkin' Donuts at 895 Morton Street: The suspect ordered a coffee and donut just after 9 p.m. He then asked for another donut before displaying a black handgun and demanding money. He jumped over the counter and took cash from two different registers.
5/29 McDonalds at 870 Mass. Ave: The suspect displayed a black handgun just before 10:20 p.m. and demanded money.
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The report is highlighted in a Health Affairs blog post written by the report's co-authors Michael Tutty, PhD, MHA, director of the Office of Health Policy and Technology, and Jay S. Himmelstein, MD, MPH, professor of family medicine & community health and medicine, and principal investigator for the New England States Collaborative for Health Exchange Systems.
According to the report, one of the most challenging aspects for states working to implement health care reform is establishing the information technology infrastructure to promote access to and enrollment in health plans authorized by the Affordable Care Act.
"There are huge opportunities but also technological challenges for states as they implement the requirements of health care reform, including many that take effect in 2014," said Dr. Tutty. "We hope that by sharing the experiences of other states, particularly those that have been working on implementation the longest, we can bend the learning curve for policymakers and promote collaboration among those looking to prepare for and advance health care reform in their states."
Read the full Health Affairs blog: State Perspectives On Building Information Technology For Health Reform
Boston Business Journal: New Report Provides Guidance For States On Technology Infrastructure For Health Insurance Exchanges
Related link on UMassMedNow:
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Adolescents are at increased risk for many health-related conditions and also face considerable barriers to accessing health care. School-based health centers, which are primary health care sites located within a school or on school grounds, link vulnerable adolescent populations with developmentally appropriate and comprehensive care that is user-friendly, non-judgmental and confidential.
In 1996, Ravenswood Hospital Family Practice Residency Program, on recommendations derived from a comprehensive community health needs assessment, opened the first school-based health center on the northside of Chicago at Amundsen High School. Since its inception, this school-based health center has been instrumental in helping the disadvantaged youth of the Amundsen community overcome barriers to health care. Amundsen's success spurred Ravenswood Hospital to open a second health center in August 1998 at Lake View, another high school in its service area. Staff at both health centers include family physicians, clinical psychologists, health educators, nurse practitioners, office managers, and an administrative director. A Community Advisory Board and Student Advisory Board assist the staff at both health centers with policy and operational issues. All students attending the schools are eligible to be members of the Health Center. In order to receive services, however, students must have a signed parental consent form on file.
All health services are confidential and are provided regardless of students' ability to pay. Services include:
In addition to being an effective environment for providing teen health services, school-based health centers provide far-reaching opportunities for training residents in adolescent medicine and community-oriented primary care. School-based health centers offer a broader range of ambulatory training options than the traditional family practice center or other hospital-affiliated outpatient settings. Training in this setting also offers residents the opportunity to be exposed to and comprehend the direct link between patient care and community involvement.
The success of the school-based health centers has been built on the commitment of and the partnership among the hospital, local social service and health care providers, the school administration, faculty and staff, the local school council, parents, students, community organizations, and business and religious leaders.
For more information on school-based health centers, see the National Assembly of School-Based Health Centers or search for Making the Grade at George Washington University.


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Press Release
For Immediate Release
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Rick Perry slammed by Libertarian Director: video
WASHINGTON - Libertarian Party (LP) Executive Director Wes Benedict spoke today about the presidential aspirations of Texas Governor Rick Perry.
Benedict's speech may be viewed online here.
A transcript of the speech follows:
I have a message for Rick Perry and the American people.
My name is Wes Benedict and I have the honor of serving as Executive Director of the Libertarian National Committee here in Washington, DC. I lived in Texas for fifteen years and voted against Rick Perry for governor both times I had a chance.
Now Rick Perry wants to run for president. I have a message for you, Rick Perry.
Rick Perry, you are a pretender, not a defender of free markets.
You supported Lance Armstrong's 3 billion dollar Texas taxpayer funded medical research center. That's like ObamaCare. That's not free market.
Rick Perry, you secured a 300 million dollar business handout slush fund for you and just the two leaders of the legislature to dole out to whomever you felt like being friendly to. That's corporate welfare, a recipe for corruption, and as bad as the TARP bailouts that caused the Tea Parties to explode all across America. In fact, you gave 20 million dollars to Countrywide Financial which later went bankrupt.
You supported a new state business tax. You set up toll road tax collection booths all over Texas highways. The Austin Tea Party and the Austin Toll Party booed at you on the steps of the state Capitol for that. I was there.
Rick Perry, you signed an executive order forcing young Texas schoolgirls to get the HPV vaccine even if it was against their will -- even if it was against their parents' will -- while your former chief of staff was a lobbyist for Merck. Rick Perry, your judgment was so bad the Texas legislature revolted against you and overturned your decision.
I want to compliment you in one area. Libertarians like me embrace immigration and welcome people from Mexico and the rest of the world who seek a better life and the blessings of liberty. Compared to most Republicans, you have been pretty open to immigration. I credit you for being friendly to our southern neighbors. Rick Perry, I support amnesty and I think you do too. You supported a guest worker program to help people who would otherwise be illegal aliens.
But I'm concerned about our economy, about job opportunities, and the direction our country has been headed for a long time. Rick Perry, our country is in deep trouble. We don't need another pretender, we need a real defender of liberty.
Rick Perry, I will not vote for you for president.
For more information, or to arrange an interview, call LP Executive Director Wes Benedict at 202-333-0008 ext. 222.
The LP is America's third-largest political party, founded in 1971. The Libertarian Party stands for free markets, civil liberties, and peace. You can find more information on the Libertarian Party at our website.


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16-07-2011 20:51
I was planning to buy a nokia E6.. But I read here in the forum that its vibration alert is not stong enough.. one may not feel the vibration in his pocket.. some views on that please..
Secodly, how strong/weak is the vibration alert as compared to the nokia N70 (i presently use one)?
Thanks in advance.
23-07-2011 20:00
I have a E6, and yes, the vibrationalert is not so stron. Bug go in a shopp and check it out for yourself!!!
24-07-2011 17:47
Yes. I have purchased E6 yesterday and I have also found that Vibration alert is almost NIL. I have missed 5 calls during the day.
and the notification light is almost not there.
I hope Nokia is reading all the problem posts written about E6 and act accordingly, and that too fast.
27-07-2011 3:18
I have used the E Series phones since it came out. Just switched from E72 to E6. The vibration alert is almost non existent. This is one of the many problems that the E6 has. The battery life, the connectivity options, etc are a whole bunch of issues that the E^ faces which the previous models did not. Come on Nokia, you can do better than this!
27-07-2011 4:09
There are some other issues which did not occur in E71 nor E72, such as the screensaver clock. The "big Clock" just disappears a few seconds after the screen turns off. I was using cClock in my E72 but now my 'watch' is gone, everytime when I want to check the time, I have to press one button to watch up the screen.
Another major issue is the availability of apps. Not many apps are available for Anna yet, such as the email client "Emoze" and I can't find it in Ovi Store.
28-07-2011 11:19
i was so happy when i got the E6, but if they dont't fix these 3 bugs soon, i'm never going to by a Nokia again:
Notification Light.
Vibration alert.
Install and Uninstall (phone freez)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
03-08-2011 10:16
yes, there is huge problem of Vibration alert in Nokia E-6.
I have been using this phone last more than a month and hv missed losts of call because of this...
03-08-2011 10:46
After resoft, the vibrations are better, but still unsatisfying.
Nokia has to do something about this, they can't possibly call this a business phone!
04-08-2011 8:03
I have installed Fring on the E6.
When I receive a message, in silent mode, the vibration is gr8. It really is normal-strong.
So this is a SW Problem. Nokia can fix it!
04-08-2011 9:15
Hope Nokia will look in to Vibration alert issue !!!
07-08-2011 11:06
14-08-2011 14:33
15-08-2011 12:21
Thank you for you feedback. I am investigating this.
Have you seen the problem with vibrations alert on all profiles, or only when the Silent profile is active? On that case check that the Vibration alerts is activated on the profile.
What are the settings you changed from default on the profile?
Have you seen problems with both of; receiving calls and text messages?
Does the low vibration appear every time on your E6-00 device?
Does it appear on the every home screen?
15-08-2011 12:46
Yes, as I noticed it could be a power saving problem!
If you use apps for notification light or vibration, the phone performance is much better.
The Problem appears whit every profile, regardless if we are talking about phone ore message vibrations.
16-08-2011 5:24
Thanks a lot for looking in to this...
Yes, the problem is for all the profiles whether it is for Silent or general or anyother profile...
The vibration is there but its very bad, if cell is in my pocket then its impossible to recognize call
The problem is for both i.e. receiving calls and text messages...
Yes, the low vibration appears every time on my E6.
and YES, it appear on the every home screen (Bad Vibration)
16-08-2011 14:50
Thank you for feedback @Andrei1987 @FlashIssue and others.
I have forwarded this onwards to engineering.
26-08-2011 16:53
26-08-2011 16:54
No app, and no Info about this!
Maybe in 2 months!
31-08-2011 13:07
Nokia should solve the Vibration alert problem and the notification light problem as soon as possible!!!
15-09-2011 7:15 - edited 15-09-2011 7:18
They should, but as we all can see, nothing official, nothing is promised, nothing is scheduled. They don't even admit there's a problem, just send the phone to Nokia care so they can give you another one whit the same problems!
What are they w8ing for? Should I buy another usable phone before they fix my problem? I paid them the price, it's their fault, their responsibility that my phone dons't work!!!!!!!!!
I missed an important job-offer phone-call because I didn't sense the phone vibrating.


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I am trying to isolate ContextMenus, which are somewhat generic, i.e., have Edit+Delete options into a standalone QML file.
Simple question: how does one invoke the open() method from the Qt Component reference. The following code is wrong, but you can get a sense of what I am trying to do:
I had also tried the basic:Code:onPressAndHold: ProjectContextMenu {}.open()
but this results in the error:Code:onPressAndHold: ProjectContextMenu {}
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Sometimes we get ideas that are impractical to implement on the ESV website but that might enhance other websites or help people learn more about the Bible.
One such idea is this: why not overlay a Google Map with Bible map data?
Here's an interactive map we made showing certain cities from the life and ministry of Jesus. Click any of the pushpins to see the name of the city and a link to passages in the ESV that mention the city.
Here's a screenshot of that map:
Google Maps has recently updated their site with worldwide satellite imagery. With some effort, anyone can add text and locations to any Google map. We created the above map as a proof of concept.
We recognize that some of the maps' details have changed since the time of the Bible, changes that are especially apparent when you zoom in. But, overall, the geography has stayed fairly constant. Familiarizing yourself with some of the geography of the Bible will enrich your Bible reading.
Make Your Own Map
Here's what you'll need to make a map of your own:
- A little knowledge of HTML and Javascript. You can also use a service like mygmaps.com to help you with your own map. (We originally made our map with this service before Google published an API.) Feel free to use our latitude and longitude data for your own maps–view the source code of the page with the map to see the data.
- A list of places. Start with the maps in the back of many ESV editions or the online maps at Studylight.org. You might also find this OWL file of names in the New Testament useful.
- Latitude and longitude for each place. You can adapt a resource like The Morrish Bible Dictionary, which lists latitude and longitude for many biblical locations. You can also estimate the latitude and longitude from existing maps. One time-saving trick we found is that Google Maps will tell you the coordinates of the center of a map when you use the "Link to this page" link. (You'll probably find that identifying latitude and longitude will consume most of your time. Wouldn't it be great if a free database already existed that listed the coordinates of biblical places?)
- Put it all together. You can make the map yourself if you're technically minded, or you can use a service like mygmaps.com.
Future Applications
You could create a guided tour around the Ancient Near East in chronological order. You might display all the places in a particular book or show the route of, say, the Exodus or of Paul's missionary journeys.
We can think of a few ways you could integrate our web service with maps you create. You might automatically display the text of passages that refer to each place, for example, so the relevant passages will show up when you click on the map. On a Bible-browsing site, you could link the place names in a passage of Scripture to your map.
Google Earth lets you pan and zoom in unique ways. You could create a flyover map to help you teach a Sunday School class, for example.
Only your imagination (and the available technology) limit the possibilities.
Let Us (and Others) Know about It
Should you decide to pursue making your own maps, we encourage you to make your data publicly available so others can build on your work, especially as you nail down the latitude and longitude of biblical locations. Please consider trackbacking this post or emailing us so we can link to you.
Update July 21, 2006: John writes that he's created a Google Earth file with about 200 biblical place names.


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We're received word that a Montgomery County student has died from bacterial meningitis.
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A fan reacts: 'The Day of the Doctor' at Comic Outpost
No power in the universe was going to stop local Whovians from enjoying the Doctor Who 50th anniversary special, The Day of the Doctor, at Comic Outpost ("home of the largest Doctor Who section in the Bay Area") this past weekend.
Despite recent financial troubles, which Comic Outpost has managed to bounce back from thanks to big sales and community support, the comic shop hosted the screening party that had been promised way back when the 50th anniversary special had been announced.
A full house of Whovians was ready to go well before 11:50 am, the time when the simulcast premiere was scheduled to start in our time zone, but an audio problem held the show up for over an hour before store-owner Gary Buechler came to the rescue with speakers to hook up. And thanks to free food, fan-made cupcakes, big raffle prizes, and good old-fashioned nerd enthusiasm, most, if not the entire crowd, stuck around to see the show.
As for the big episode itself? Admittedly, I belong to the rather large chunk of Whovians who are not happy with what showrunner Steven Moffat has been doing with Doctor Who. When we learned that the episode would deal with the Time War, and that John Hurt would be playing a regeneration of the Doctor that supposedly came between regenerations eight (Paul McGann) and nine (Christopher Eccleston), it felt like, as usual, Moffat was taking liberties he hadn't earned the right to take, and tackling major plot points he didn't have the finesse to handle.
But basically, it could have been worse. (Spoilers ahead!)
While it felt like we were stumbling our way through the plot for most of the episode, that's really how the show has come to feel over the last couple of seasons, so it was business as usual. Nods to past characters, particularly the use of Captain Jack Harkness's vortex manipulator, had viewers, including myself, squealing in excitement, but it still felt a bit like a cop out. Okay, I don't know where Jack would have factored into this episode, but don't tell me seeing John Barrowman back in the RAF coat wouldn't have blown your mind.
The best callback to an old character (not counting David Tennant returning as the Tenth Doctor) was probably the return of UNIT's Kate Stewart, daughter of Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, whose first appearance on Doctor Who was back in 1968. Even Billie Piper's return to the show wasn't as exciting as I'd hoped, if only because I'd been so stoked to see her in the preview, it hadn't occurred to me that she might be playing something in the form of Rose Tyler, rather than Rose Tyler herself.
Though I had been skeptical of the insertion of another Doctor into a more-or-less established timeline, John Hurt was actually a riot. Hurt plays the War Doctor, the one who is supposed to have destroyed Gallifrey, and therefore is never acknowledged by the Doctor himself. But we meet him before he makes the big decision, and he hasn't lost his humor. He takes jabs at his future regenerations, asking "Am I having a midlife crisis?!" when he sees how young they look, and asking if they must speak like children, in response to the now incredibly overused "timey-wimey" catchphrase.
In the end, even though a major plot point of the series was entirely rewritten and loose ends were tied with oversimplifications, I was cheering right along with everyone else when the big fix that saved rather than destroyed Gallifrey involved archive footage of all the Doctors, from William Hartnell right up to Christopher Eccleston. And of course, there was a stunning cameo by our next Doctor Peter Capaldi('s eyes and forehead), which drew ecstatic screams from an already emotionally compromised crowd.
The final, final big surprise was an actual cameo by Fourth Doctor Tom Baker, who explains to our current Doctor (Matt Smith) that the painting depicting war-torn Gallifrey was not titled "No More" or "Gallifrey Falls," but a combination of the two: "Gallifrey Falls No More." Which leaves the Doctor, at last free of his guilt, to set off in search of his home that he managed to save in the end.
Yesterday, fans got a chance to watch The Day of the Doctor again in movie theaters, which, judging by the photos on Tumblr, was a total blast for Whovians. And though I didn't feel compelled to spend money to go see the episode again, I might rewatch it at some point, which is saying a lot since I've generally been apathetic about the direction of the show for the past two seasons.
Like I said, it could've been worse.
Will The Master be returning for the Christmas episode; The Time Of The Doctor?
There's a youtube clip going around of the apparent next 'regeneration' of The Master who will be facing off against Capaldi in the forthcoming series.
According to several tweets by tweeter '@jamesstoker1963' The Master maybe returning for the Christmas episode and beyond.
He's tweeted a youtube audition clip that's already had over 10,000 views, with these details:
"I got this apparent audition clip from a youtube user account IzzyAlive (which now seems to have been deleted) who claimed: "A friend of mine in an actors co-operative agency got sent this clip with 4 others in an email that they'd been 'CC'D into when casting another show I can't mention. The other 3 clips were relevant to the show they were casting but this one was marked:
'The Master DW2014' (Moff select final review clip).
I don't know who the actor is but maybe they're going with an 'unknown' to play The Master after casting a 'known' actor in Peter Capaldi to play the 12th Doctor? I guess we'll find out soon enough"
You can see the clip at: youtu.be/x4F4GpGTaQM
Looks pretty cool for an audition clip and this 'Master' certainly has a creepy edge.
See you at Trenzalore...
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Album Rating: 4.0So I've been on a bit of a nu metal binge lately and I felt like doing another review, get this databases nu metal section goin'! Constructive criticism is welcome and I hope you enjoy the read.
Who the fuck put this under hardcore? Where is the hardcore? How do I change this to go under nu-metal seeing as that is what it is primarily.This Message Edited On 10.08.08Digging: Mistigo Varggoth Darkestra - The Key to the Gates of the Apocalypse
Digging: Mistigo Varggoth Darkestra - The Key to the Gates of the Apocalypse
You are giving good nu metal into sputnikmusic.
that alone deserves a pos.
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Album Rating: 4.0You live here, don't you bastard? hahaha
Thank you and check these guys out ASAP. Really worth your time if you want some GROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Album Rating: 3.5You are on a nu-metal rampage, great review. Any other ones on the way? Got some Ill Nino or Unloco on the horizon?
go to edit band and then you'll see genre.
i think a mod has to approve a genre change though.
oh, and nice review man.This Message Edited On 10.08.08
I agree with bastard. Nice review but I thought Tommy Vext had a pretty good clean voice. I might have to review the new Spineshank album when it arrives.Digging: My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
Digging: My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge
Album Rating: 4.0Got some Ill Nino or Unloco on the horizon?
God, I just looked at the review for Revolution/Revolucion and I nearly threw up. Might review it since its the only album I like by them. Unloco' Becoming I was alright but nothing spectacular so I might not bother doing it. I'm looking to show people that nu-metal is a great sub genre. Thank you for the kind words good sir
I figured it out ;). Thats the second time you've bailed me out in as many reviews hahaha. Your kind words bring tears of joy!
Please do Balls. I'm looking forward to it as well.
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Got some Ill Nino or Unloco on the horizon?
good to know these are good tears ;)
Actually that is quite a reminder. The review for Revolution/Revolucion was in fact quite shitty, I planned on doing that sometime in 07 as one of my first but somehow slipped by. Do it and it sucks the enw Ill Nino album sucks, ala Nonpoint. Both have declined mightily.
No way Wiz, Tommy is a good vox-ist. Give him a chance.
Album Rating: 3.5Now my middle school years are shining through and I am realizing how many good songs there actually were and great albums as well. This is one of those albums that shows that nu-metal is more than Limp Bizkit and Korn.
Great album.
I think I remember hearing a few songs off of this on a music channel or something and I don't remember being that impressed...maybe I need to give this another shot...
Album Rating: 4.0Thats better! Review is finally on the right page!
You live here, don't you bastard?
i guess i have to admit my monomania for sputnikmusic .
You live here, don't you bastard?
Considering I don't even dislike most of the 'shitty' nu-metal, I might give this a go at somepoint. If I remember.
Very nicely written review. Methinks I would like this.
Good review wiz, I knew a guy who was really into these guys, probably not my thing though.
Album Rating: 4.0Good review. I like this style.
Album Rating: 4.0Good review, freakin sweat album! i would have to disagree with you on your comment about the band being in the hardcore category, theres a lot of punk/hardcore elements to this cd, plus plenty of hardcore attitude especialy in the vocal delivery on the faster songs imo
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1 1/3 cups FRENCH'S® Cheddar or Original French Fried Onions
4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves
1 egg, beaten
Place French Fried Onions into plastic bag. Lightly crush with hands or with rolling pin.
Dip chicken into egg; then coat with onion crumbs, pressing firmly to adhere. Place chicken on baking sheet. Sprinkle with additional crumbs, if desired.
Bake at 400°F for 20 minutes or until no longer pink in center.
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very good! The great thing is that the chicken comes out moist and the coating is crunchy like if it was fried. My husband request this become a regular.


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All the information you need for Moon Bay Guest House Cape Town Accommodation
Cape Town's Standard Time
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Visitors from Europe, North America and Australasia will need no immunisation. If visitors come from countries, or travel through, or disembark in areas which are affected by yellow fever, they are advised to be inoculated against the disease before visiting South Africa.
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Cape Town has many hot days in summer tempered with a wind from across the warm False Bay. Winters are warm with some raininy days like many Mediterranean climates.
When dialing South Africa from outside the country, you will need to use your international access code (00 in Europe and 01 in North America). The international country dialing code for South Africa is 27.
For national telephone enquiries in South Africa dial 1023
Public phones are either coin or card operated. Only green public telephones use telephone cards. The cards can be bought at various hotels, post offices, airports, bookshops and supermarkets.
Mobile phones, known as cell phones, are widely used and there is good coverage in all cities, towns and all major routes.
Skype is available at Moon Bay Guest House at NO Charge
We also have adaptors for most other electrical appliances. However these are limited so ensure you have your own if you are bringing several appliances with you.
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North Country girls to receive leadership awards
Those evaluations come from the Coos County Family Health Services panel that selected the two 2013 Sylvia Evans Young Leadership Awards recipients.
Alicia Eafrati of Berlin High School and Cassandra Poulin of Gorham Middle High School will be honored in a 7 p.m. ceremony at White Mountains Community College.
This is the fifth year that the awards will be presented to young women who have devoted their time and energy to social causes that impact families in the Androscoggin Valley.
Eafrati, according to organizers, has led many service activities at Berlin High, including this year's food drive.
She has knit sweaters, mittens and hats for Coats for Kids, and for two years has participated in the Rock-a-thon for Cystic Fibrosis. She also worked on a spaghetti supper to raise money for Share Our Strength, a national organization working to end childhood hunger.
Poulin, over the past four years, has led within her school as class president, school board representative, class representative and soccer team captain. She has also made contributions outside of school by participating in the North Country Prevention Youth Council, made up of high school leaders from across Northern New Hampshire whose mission is to improve school climate and educate students on drug and alcohol prevention.
"I have worked in the public school setting for over 25 years and I have not encountered many students that possess Cassandra's work ethic and strong leadership skills, the code of values she lives by, and most of all, the fact that she is such a well-rounded student, leader, and person," said Gorham Middle High School Director of Guidance Christine Lemoine.
Regarding Eafrati's qualifications, Elaine Connary, who teaches family and consumer sciences at Berlin High, said, "Alicia is that remarkable student who seems impervious to peer pressure. She has had to work with a broad range of academic levels and personalities and was able to do so with grace, tact and competence."
The award is named for the late Sylvia V. Forman Evans, a Berlin resident recognized for her decades of service and dedication that, among other things, improved health care for Coos County residents.
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Finding an orthopedic surgeon can be a difficult task. Here are a few steps to complete if you don't know where to turn to next.
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 15 minutes
Here's How:
- Talk to your primary care doctor.
Here or she will know the best doctors in your area, and will have experience referring other patients to local orthopedists.
- Talk to your friends.
For common conditions such as arthritis, ACL surgery, etc., surely you'll have co-workers, friends, or family who know the local orthopedists and will have first hand experience.
- Check your doctor out online.
The American Medical Association and the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons both have databases that can be accessed online. There are also web databases of physicians that have excellent search features to help you research your doctor.
- Ask tough questions.
Don't be afraid to ask about your doctor's credentials and experience. For some ideas of questions you can ask about your doctor, your surgery, and other issues, click here.
- Consider a second opinion.
Did you not find what you were looking for? Want to be sure of what you heard? Don't hesitate to seek a second opinion, just to make sure.
- Trust your instincts.
If a meeting with a doctor does not go well it doesn't mean they're a bad doctor or you're a bad patient, but it may mean the two of you don't work together optimally.
- Don't try to find the 'best' doctor.
There are too many definitions of 'best' and too many great doctors. Sure, look for an experienced, well-regarded surgeon, but also look for someone you work well with and who you trust.
- Stick with it.
While seeking a second opinion is useful, too many opinions can cloud your thinking. Also, working with a doctor may require many visits over months or years. Moving around will hinder this process.


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We now have state groups available to all registered members.
Why state groups? To allow members to easily communicate and identify other members from your state and surrounding states regarding Cubfests and other gatherings that may be of interest to the members.
How does that work? Click on the state name in the legend (bottom of forum) see other members from your state and others.
Can we send them PM's? PM's are limited to five addresses per PM, however, you can send one PM to your states members by simply addressing your PM to the state, i.e. Missouri -- don't abuse this privilege.
Can anyone join a state group? Yes, you can join as many as you like, especially if you live near bordering states.
Do I have to join a group? No, it is strictly voluntary.
Can I remove myself from a state group? Yes, anytime you want.
To join your states group, perform the following steps:
1. Click on your UCP (User Control Panel) link.
2. Click on the Usergroups tab.
3. Scroll down the page until you find the state group you want to join and select the radio button (small circle on the right side).
4. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click the Submit button.
To remove yourself from a state group, do steps 1 & 2, then select the state you want to remove in your memberships section. Scroll to the bottom of the page and change the selection box from "Join Selected" to "Resign Selected", then press the Submit button.
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After you've been to as many store parties as I have (sigh), when it comes to New Year's celebration it's an internal struggle between going home to Missouri to be with people I actually like and eat fried food until the elastic in my sweatpants snaps, or to go somewhere tropical and thus be forced to spend even more time with the sorts of people I see here in the city. Well, this year, I managed to blend enjoyable company and a tropical location thanks to Nicolas Malleville, the male model turned boutique hotelier. (Feel free to Google.) As the head of a growing hotel and spa chain on the Yucatan Penninsula—he owns beachfront hotel Coqui Coqui in Tulum, another outpost in the jungle of Coba, and is finishing a third in the city of Valladolid, where he also has a perfumery that counts Renée Zellweger as a fan—he invited a group of heat-seeking New Yorkers south of the border. Malleville's fellow male models James Penfold and Robert Konjic (again, feel free to Google—tell yourself it's research), along with Julia Restoin-Roitfeld, Sophia Hesketh, Byrdie Bell, Poppy de Villeneuve, Nora Flaherty, photographer Paola Kudacki, PMK's Robin Baum, and Burberry's Lauryn Flynn all headed down to visit the three properties. We spent the days leading to New Year's Eve at the Coba hotel, which has a great view of a crocodile-filled lagoon leading up to the Mayan ruins and pyramids. Meanwhile, the eve proper was spent reveling in Malleville's spa on the church square of Valladolid, where the locals had propped up a gigantic gold crucifix (take that, Times Square ball dropping!); and the first few days of 2009 were spent on the beaches of Tulum. Sure, there were some hiccups: Bell forgot sun block and got burned while Restoin-Roitfeld forgot bug spray and got bitten like no one's business. But in all, it wasn't a bad way to start the new year. And hey, while they didn't have Missouri's fried food, nachos and guacamole substituted just fine. And nobody does Mexican, like, well Mexicans.
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Clayton firefighters fought the law, and the law lost.
In the inaugural Battle of the Badges, the Clayton Fire Department left the field victorious, defeating the Clayton Police Department 23-5 in the charity softball game.
The event, staged by the Clayton Lions Club and held at Clayton Community Park, drew nearly 100 people – players and spectators – most of whom donated canned goods that will go to Clayton Area Ministries. The Lions Club also raised money through sponsorships and advertising, which members will use for its projects, including free vision screenings, said club member Sean O'Leary.
"It's a good way for us to give back to the community and for people to help out their neighbors," O'Leary said.
The club approached both departments about playing in the game. However, it's not the first time firefighters and police officers have taken part in friendly competition. Police Chief R.W. Bridges said the two departments have played basketball once before.
"Everybody likes to make it a rivalry, but it's really not," Bridges said. "We do work extremely well together, and it's a way to show the public that we can do something else outside our normal duties to benefit the public."
About a dozen police officers and 18 firefighters signed up to play in the game.
Firefighter Matt Sutphin said the two departments like to give each other a hard time. But when it comes down to business, they work well together.
"Everything between us is competitive," Sutphin said. "We did a weight-loss tournament once, and even that was competitive."
Club member Nancy O'Leary, Sean's wife, said the Lions hope to make the Battle of the Badges an annual event.
"Since this was our first time doing this, we didn't really know what to expect," Nancy said. "But we were pleased with the way it turned out and the number of people that came."
For more information on the Clayton Lions Club, go to www.claytonlions.org.
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The Advocate Magazine
Letter From the Dean
November 03, 2011
Dear Friends:
Building on the Law School's already significant international programs, our community continues to be busy around the world. Over the last several months, several of our faculty have been away teaching and lecturing, and students have been engaged in a wide range of global pursuits. (See notes following this letter.) Each student and faculty member returns with reports on the great value of these experiences.
Formalizing our commitment to international programs, the Lewis & Clark Law School faculty last year approved a Certificate in Global Law. Our program is designed to give students the foundation they need to meet the challenges faced by today's practitioners. To receive the certificate, students must complete 16 credits in global law courses and write a substantial research paper.
I'm also pleased to announce that we are launching the Global Law Speaker Series at Lewis & Clark Law School. Each year we will welcome a Distinguished Global Law Visitor and various lecturers in global law. These internationally recognized experts from academia, practice, and the judiciary will deliver a public lecture as well as interact with our campus and Portland legal communities. This year we will host a number of prominent scholars in global law, including Professor Michael Scharf of Case Western Reserve University Law School and Professor Leila Sadat of Washington University School of Law.
Students from outside the United States continue to benefit from the Lewis & Clark Law School experience while also enriching our community. In addition to foreign students who earn J.D. and LL.M. degrees at the Law School, we are hosting semester-long visits by students from Scotland, India, and Germany.
Our comprehensive global law efforts prepare our students for the changing nature of legal practice. Global law is a fast-growing field that transcends many boundaries, and the 200 students who are active in our International Law Society attest to both the demand for and the appreciation of our exciting program.
For more information, please visit our website at law.lclark.edu/departments/global_law.
Warm regards,
Robert H. Klonoff
Dean and Professor of Law