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NCPR has made a point of highlighting Olympic athletes from this listening area, with lots of extra reporting/photography from Brian Mann, Chris Knight and Nancie Battaglia. It's a nice touch. Unfortunately, I've been a bit lax about...
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Film: A Mohawk neighborhood in Brooklyn
Jun 16, 2008 — The First People's Festival runs this week through Sunday in Montreal. It showcases the best in art and culture from America's indigenous people. Showing tonight is a new documentary about a neighborhood in Brooklyn that was the epicenter of a community of Mohawk ironworkers in the 1940s and '50s. "Little Caughnawaga: To Brooklyn and Back" tells the story of that neighborhood through the eyes of the ironworkers' wives, and through their descendant, Reaghan Tarbell. Tarbell directed the film. She spoke with David Sommerstein. Go to full article
New ship has balance without ballast
May 14, 2008 — Cargo ships move sea life around the world. Many of the more then 185 invasives in the Great Lake and St. Lawrence River hitchhiked in the ballast water of the freighters. From zebras mussels to the round goby, they can cause environmental havoc. Earlier this week, David Sommerstein reported on a new technique for treating ballast water before it reaches the St. Lawrence. Called "swish and spit," it requires ships to rinse their ballast tanks with seawater offshore. The seawater kills most organisms that would live in the fresh water of the river and the lakes. But there's another idea in the works -- Lester Graham has more on why ballast water is so important, and how a new ship design could nearly eliminate the problem altogether. Go to full article
Seaway tries to close the door on invasive species
May 12, 2008 — The United States and Canada are trying to figure out how to keep new invasive species out of the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes. 185 have already snuck in, costing the region billions of dollars a year. Many hitchhiked in the ballast tanks of foreign ships. Both countries want the public to know they're doing something about the problem. So they invited journalists to the port of Montreal to see how ballast tanks are tested for invasive species. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
Preview: Pianist Adrian Carr in Plattsburgh
by Todd Moe
May 09, 2008 — Pianist and composer Adrian Carr hosts a concert of new music tonight and Saturday night (7 pm) at the North Country Cultural Center for the Arts in Plattsburgh. Carr is launching a new cd, Finding Charlotte. Adrian Carr grew up in Buffalo and attended the Juilliard School in New York City. But his life changed in 2003 during a hiking trip in the Adirondacks, and he now splits his time between Champlain and Montreal. Todd Moe spoke with him by phone about his music, career and the nagging question, "Who's Charlotte?" Go to full article
Bombay garment factory closes, 75 to be laid off
by NCPR News
Mar 28, 2007 — Seventy-five workers in Bombay -- between Malone and Massena -- will lose their jobs this summer. Gildan Activewear, based in Montreal, will close its Bombay plant there on August 17. Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
Rediscovering the "Corn People" of the St. Lawrence Valley
by Brian Mann
Feb 23, 2007 — Five centuries ago, the St. Lawrence valley, from Watertown to Quebec City, was ruled by a culture that modern anthropologists call "the corn people." When the first French explorer Jacques Cartier arrived in 1534, he found bustling towns and well-ordered fields. A few decades later, when Samuel de Champlain reached the same area, the corn people were gone. Their villages were empty. Their fields were abandoned. A new exhibition in Montreal explores the mystery of their disappearance. But as Brian Mann reports, some members of the Mohawk community say the scientists and historians have the story wrong. Go to full article
Dion chosen as Canada?s new Liberal leader
by Lucy Martin
Dec 04, 2006 — Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin stepped down as head of the Liberals after the party lost to Stephen Harper's Conservatives, last January. It's taken almost a year for the party to elect a new national leader. This past weekend, 4,600 delegates converged in Montreal. Ottawa correspondent Lucy Martin reports on the conventions surprising outcome. Go to full article
Future of Music Policy Summit Convenes in Montreal
by Greg Warner
Oct 06, 2006 — It's been said that music is a great way to get rich and a bad way to make a living. A forum this weekend in Montreal is trying to change that. The fourth annual summit of the Future of Music Coalition brings together players from all aspects of the music industry in the United States and Canada.
Much of the focus is on technology. How the web can level the playing field for musicians hoping to get their music heard. Jenny Toomey organized the event. She was formerly in the band Tsunami. She told Gregory Warner that the early days of internet music were turbulent, then there were lawsuits and lean years. But now she's optimistic. Go to full article
Much of the focus is on technology. How the web can level the playing field for musicians hoping to get their music heard. Jenny Toomey organized the event. She was formerly in the band Tsunami. She told Gregory Warner that the early days of internet music were turbulent, then there were lawsuits and lean years. But now she's optimistic. Go to full article
Heard up North: From Montreal, taxidermy inspires sculpture
by Comvox
Aug 30, 2006 — Nader Hasan, a 25-year-old artist from Montreal, talks about his use of taxidermy in his sculpture. Go to full article
Northway bus crash kills 5, injures dozens
by NCPR News
Aug 29, 2006 — A stretch of the Adirondack Northway, between Keene Valley and Elizabethtown, was closed this morning after last night's Greyhound bus crash that killed five people, including the driver, and left nearly three dozen others injured. Todd Moe spoke with Brian Mann about the crash. Greyhound info line: 800-972-4583 Go to full article
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• On the possibility of signing free-agent wide receiver Randy Moss, particularly since Moss knows McDaniels from their time in New England together.
"We haven't really gotten into it that deeply on receivers. Certainly (McDaniels) having first-hand knowledge of a particular player, or any of the players, is going to be helpful. And anybody that has been in his system becomes a little bit attractive."
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The National Union of Students votes to approve a motion supporting three University of Birmingham students.Written by James Phillips on 4th August 2014
The Guild of Students has been awarded silver 'Be a Champion' status by the National Union of Students (NUS) for its work in supporting the 2012 Olympic Games, it was announced today.
In a statement on its website, the Guild said, 'We have demonstrated our commitment to the Games throughout the year, with a number of activities delivered and supported by four enthusiastic ambassadors.'
The statement went on to say that, 'Events have included a sponsored 2012 laps of the athletics track, a better, faster, stronger bike challenge, and Olympic themed sports night at the Union. Students have also been able to access opportunities for paid and volunteering roles at the Games via the 'Be a Champion' section on the Guild's website.'
The Guild's Vice President for Sport, Tim Smith, has said that the awarded status 'is a fantastic achievement for the Guild.' He added that, 'Our four ambassadors, who volunteered their time to ensure all students had the opportunity to be involved in the run-up to London 2012, should be extremely proud. With just four weeks to go to the main event, on behalf of Birmingham students, I can say we can't wait!'
"'With just four weeks to go to the main event, on behalf of Birmingham students, I can say we can't wait!'
The 'Be a Champion' scheme has accredited 42 students' unions overall. The programme aims to promote Olympics-related activities among students, and encourages students' unions to appoint Ambassadors to support engagement with the games.
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ANGOLA, LA - When Burl Cain walked into Angola state penitentiary 16 years ago he walked into almost a century of history.
"It was a bloody place and it was violent," he recalls. "There was predators and prey of predators, and it was unsafe for all of us, including the staff."
Today he walks freely, without guards. It has been nothing short of a cultural revolution and one he attributes to a simple thought.
"It just came to me that moral people aren't criminals," he said. "If I can get these guys to be moral, I make this place safe and we'll calm it down."
And over time Cain's moral rehabilitation took hold. He started GED classes and trade schools, and he built an extension of the New Orleans Baptist Theological seminary and eliminated the 'lock up and feed mentality' that existed for decades.
It did calm Angola, dramatically, but it also had another purpose.
"My job is to correct deviant behavior, and I'm not doing it if I don't really try to correct their behavior so when they get out again they don't hurt you," he said. "It's all about that."
The majority of men who come to Angola never get out. But for those who do, there's a 50 percent chance they'll be back. Cain is now on a mission to cut that recidivism and ultimately to cut the number of victims in our state.
He's having success with a new program that was actually started by two New Orleans criminal judges: Judge Arthur Hunter and Judge Laurie White. They went to Baton Rouge to help change the law allowing them to sentence non-hardened criminals to a re-entry program at Angola. It's a tough program where criminals have to to learn a skill that will earn them a good living and they have to learn to be a good human being.
Burl Cain knew just who could teach these guys - some of his lifers.
Shelby Arabi came to Angola on a life sentence for second-degree murder. He is head of the automotive technology program at Angola and became a master certified instructor to do it.
He oversees other instructors like Dana Jackson who's been here 12 years on a life sentence for possession to distribute heroin.
"If I can never go home, then I feel like these young guys coming through here, then if I can give them something and say, look man, you don't have to sell drugs, you don't have to steal, you don't have to do any of this. I'm going to show you this and when I show you this and you get certified, then you are guaranteed to make good money and you don't have to commit crimes anymore," said Jackson.
If it is giving direction to the inmates, it has given purpose to the lifers.
"I have a son out there," said Arabi. "My son is 27 years old now, or soon to be 27 years old, and I was kinda vacant from him for the most part of his life, so it's a chance for me to maybe take on a father role to some of the younger guys and maybe brought a change to their life to prevent them from coming back to prison."
George Vortish, 25, was sent to Angola for second-degree battery.
"I used a lot of drugs and I had got released from prison once before in 2007 and I got in a fistfight in the French Quarter," he said.
Judge White gave him a shot at the re-entry program and he has soared, completing the auto service certification and more.
"I studied this test for four months and passed it along with my GED at the same time," he said. "I amaze myself sometimes with the things I know, the things that I learned."
Vortish credits his teacher and mentor, Damian Bode, who has been in Angola 10 years on a 40-year sentence for armed robbery.
"Once I got to know George personally, we built a bond in the relationship," recalled Bode. "It was just more than mechanics and putting in bolts and turning wrenches. I don't want him to come where I'm at."
Thirty-year-old Jonathon Garner of New Orleans arrived here with a five-year sentence for selling drugs.
"I couldn't really pay the bills and I didn't have any skills, so it was hard for me to get a job, so I turned to drugs," he said.
Garner is studying to be a certified electrician. He is motivated to be self sufficient and to be a father. He also wants to address concerns that once he gets out, he could break the law again.
"I'm not only getting the opportunity to become someone in life, the program also changes me inside," he said. "It teaches me a lot of things about life."
And he is learning about life from these lifers who live in the dorms with all those in the re-entry program. The mentors have been trained in counseling, some getting degrees.
Sidney Deloche, who came to Angola in 1978 as a convicted rapist, is now a minister of a prison church and is in charge of the mentors.
"Our job in this dorm with them is 24/7," he said. "We live with them. We have classes with them every day."
George Gillam, 33, has spent half his life in prison for first-degree murder. As a mentor, he has a strong message.
"I think all these guys pretty much have the same story. We learned violence. It's a learned behavior. Selling drugs, it's a learned behavior and you learn it from peers," Gillam said. "If I had just changed, hung out with smarter kids, better kids I wouldn't be in prison today."
Haywood Jones has spent 13 years in Angola for second-degree murder. He is now a mentor. He says helping the younger inmates change begins with building trust.
"When you see their heart and where they are at, you gonna be able to help them in those areas to be productive in society and to be productive in life," he said.
Two new prisoners from Orleans Parish arrive to enter the new program - Efrem Harry and Edward Wiley. Both say they want out of the criminal life.
And that is the first step for all these prisoners in the re-entry program.
"It is all about being responsible and accountable, you see, and if we can get these young men to be accountable and become accountable, then they can go back into society," Deloche said. "These guys have another chance and we have to convince them that they have what we wish we had."
Cain believes the re-entry program is a weapon in breaking the cycle of crime. He sees hope in the eyes of prisoners who understand they have a second chance and he sees a sense of purpose in those who will never leave Angola, but understand they have helped another human being.
But, he says the biggest victory of the program would be fewer victims on the streets of New Orleans.
Fifty percent of prisoners who get out of prison today, return to prison within three years.
That's according to the Pew Center, which recently partnered with Governor Jindal to study our criminal justice system and to offer suggestions on how to reduce the number of repeat offenders.
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Beyonce and Jay-Z headed down to Florida yesterday to check out the pieces at Art Basel in Miami Beach. This couple has always enjoyed a vacation in the sun, and Beyonce deserves a break more than ever after all of her time spent promoting and performing. Now it's time for B to sit back and see what happens at the box office when Cadillac Records hits the theaters today — judging from Buzz's review, Beyonce's great in it. Even if the movie isn't a hit, Beyonce should give herself a pat on the back for being one of the hardest working celebs of 2008.
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redchick152 5 years
SMOKIN HOT SHOES!!!!!!! i'm not a big fan, but i think this is the prettiest i've seen her looking lately.
redchick152 5 years
SMOKIN HOT SHOES!!!!!!!i'm not a big fan, but i think this is the prettiest i've seen her looking lately.
Womenfest 5 years
Art Basel was just coming to the art world's attention when I lived in Florida and it was an informative impressive event. J & B look so happy together!
aprild 5 years
Love this couple!! & She looks beautiful. These 2 work their butts off and keep grounded at the same time...no irritating trainwrecks here!! :) Seriously, these 2 are awesome!!!!
Glittersniffer 5 years
I think Tina might be a little bitter about Kanye's comment, no? Just showing B she's the one in control or something, iunno, mebbs I'm just silly :3I so wish I could pull that much of a necklace off...it'd look like a bib on me!
Glittersniffer 5 years
I think Tina might be a little bitter about Kanye's comment, no? Just showing B she's the one in control or something, iunno, mebbs I'm just silly :3 I so wish I could pull that much of a necklace off...it'd look like a bib on me!
lilflowa 5 years
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Beyonce and Jay-Z were at the Tina Tuner concert in Newark NJ at the Prudential Center last week. My friend works there so the tickets were free, anyways it was supposed to be hush hush that they were there. It was Tina's bday so when she came back after her intermission she announced to the crowd that she just had the best bday presents.....one a visit from Beyonce herself and two a visit from Jay-Z. The crowd went wild. It was funny though how they wanted to be incognito, but Tina herself blew their cover!!
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LolaSvelt I completely agree with you...you can tell that she is trying so hard to be all perfect and everything she is so annoying & such a big show off.
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i love jigga and b together! a great couple :D
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The problem with Beyoncé is that she just wants to win an oscar. I don't think she really has a passion for acting. It would be a shame to see her win an oscar while actresses like Penélope Cruz, Viola Davis and Taraji P. Henson who are competing in the same category as her would lose.
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She looks stunning! Love this couple :)
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She looks lovely.
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Beyonce carries herself well.
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Beyonce carries herself well.
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This couple just makes me so happy....makes me feel weird..
TADOW 5 years
TADOW 5 years
tiabia 5 years
She looks fabulous!!!
tiabia 5 years
She looks fabulous!!!
ilanac13 5 years
it seems like a lot of folks are in miami right now - i used to love to go to Art Basel - i hope that everyone's having a great time there.
missangelique999 5 years
Love her dress.
missangelique999 5 years
Love her dress.
shantejam 5 years
She looks good.
shantejam 5 years
She looks good.
Frank-y-Ava 5 years
I could use Beyonce in the summertime when all those flies come to town.
hokiepokie 5 years
She looks fantastic in that outfit.
Black-Velveteen 5 years
That color blue looks awesoome on her. Loving the Loubs as well.
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Chesterton Humberts Salisbury Rural Department held their first Land Auction on 21st June at St Leonards Hotel near Ringwood.
Over 60 people turned up to bid on the lots which ranged from 3 acre woods to 19 acre grass fields. Bidding was brisk with 5 of the 7 lots sold (one prior to auction) - all for sums above their Guide Prices.
David Pardoe, Director of Chesterton Humberts Rural Division in Salisbury, who organised the Auction comments, "The turnout on the night and the strength of the bidding on these lots of amenity land and woodland demonstrate clearly the demand for such small parcels which, of course, are priced at a level that many people can reach. "
Charles Lucas, Director of Chesterton Humberts Rural Division in Marlborough, and the Auctioneer on the night, comments, "Land is still seen as a safe haven for investors and the small amenity parcels particularly reinforces the point that auctions are a proven method of sale for these unusual lots."


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Well fellas, I'd like to sit here and say that these Katherine Heigl bikini pictures are hot but I'd be lying to you. Girl has a fat ass and some nasty thighs. Now I know she has a big mouth and a bad attitude in general, and that she's not well liked in the blogging community. But that never bothered me since I've always considered her a hot piece – that is, until these photos showed up. That said, Katherine needs to quit smoking and take some fitness advice from our very own Susana, or just shut the hell up.
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In May 2013, more than 200 playgrounds across central and eastern Oklahoma were damaged or destroyed in one of the nation's worst outbreaks of severe weather.
The month of March came in like a lion, indeed, but not because of the weather. The month began with a roar as a group of the largest and most influential pharmacy associations and chains came together to form the Patient Access to Pharmacists' Care Coalition, or PAPCC, in an effort to secure formal federal recognition of pharmacists as healthcare providers.
Recent research suggests that point-of-care testing for infectious diseases in community pharmacies could not only benefit patients but could also represent an opportunity for pharmacy as they look to strengthen their foothold along the front lines of health care.
Message to federal health plan payers from community pharmacy: We have the systems in place and the professional expertise to help millions of patients to better their health outcomes at a lower cost. Message to pharmacy from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and its Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services: Prove it.
The American Pharmacists Association Foundation and software company IQware Solutions have teamed up to create core components of an IMPACT Healthcare Innovation Hub, a new data aggregation and reporting tool that will integrate clinical and economic data.
AstraZeneca on Wednesday launched Nexium Direct, a program that provides eligible patients the option of having brand-name Nexium delivered directly to their home.
The American Pharmacists Association's Academy of Student Pharmacists has named Phillip R. Oppenheimer, who has led University of the Pacific's Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences for almost two decades, as the 2014 Outstanding Dean.
A recent audience-research study conducted by Nielsen found that among Cardinal Health's digital advertising network for retail pharmacies, called Pharmacy Health Network, half of viewers surveyed (49%) indicated that they felt encouraged to discuss a product or brand they had seen on Pharmacy Health Network with their pharmacist, and 48% indicated that after seeing ads on Pharmacy Health Network, they felt motivated to discuss those products or brands with their physicians.
The legislature is mulling a bill that would alter the structure of Florida's Board of Pharmacy, raising from one to three the number of seats for pharmacists representing both smaller and larger pharmacies, according to the Associated Press.
The American Pharmacists Association has announced the selection of the 2014 Awards and Honors Program recipients.
The American Pharmacists Association has completed its 2013 Pharmacy-based Influenza and Adult Immunization Survey and found an increase in the administration of numerous vaccines by pharmacists, a growing network of patient referral relationships and steps being taken toward improved documentation practices, the Association has announced.
Demonstrating pharmacists' increasingly important role in the delivery of healthcare services, more than 400 community pharmacists, pharmacy executives, pharmacy students and other pharmacy advocates from 40 states participated in the 6th Annual NACDS RxImpact Day on Capitol Hill this week.
Wellness empowerment. Even before Rite Aid's big announcement last week, officially unveiling its newest program, the Rite Aid Health Alliance, those two words more or less reflected every major initiative happening at the company over the last few years: the Wellness stores; its Wellness+, Rite Aid's health-based loyalty program; the Wellness Ambassadors in its stores… It's always been about engaging patients in wellness, and empowering them to take steps to improve their health and well being. The Rite Aid Health Alliance takes that commitment down to the "atomic level of patient engagement," Rite Aid chairman and CEO said last week, at a live event at one of its Buffalo stores.
Through the program, Rite Aid pharmacists together with a new patient care position in Rite Aid stores, the Care Coach, work directly with patients with chronic conditions and poly-chronic conditions to help them meet specific health improvement goals, as outlined by the patient's physician. Care coaches, who are specially trained in behavior change to help patients address health issues related to lifestyle, work with patients to take their physicians' recommendations and "break them down into sizeable, understandable milestones," Jocelyn Konrad, VP healthcare initiatives for Rite Aid, told DSN. Rite Aid's Health Alliance stores can "become an extension of the physician's office," she said. "It's going to be a different experience for the patient. Whatever [they] need to understand and be motivated, we will work to provide it."
Citing pharmacist-administered medication therapy management, recognition of pharmacists as healthcare providers, the need for fair and accurate pharmacy reimbursement in state Medicaid programs and other pharmacy services, the National Association of Chain Drug Stores has sent a statement to lawmakers urging them to consider pharmacy provisions within the "Fiscal 2015 Budget," released by the administration last week.
A survey by the National Pain Foundation of more than 300 people who live with chronic pain is shedding light on how chronic pain sufferers are treated by their healthcare providers.
Bipartisan legislation that would designate pharmacists as healthcare providers under the Medicare program was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday. The bill would amend The Social Security Act of 1935 to enable pharmacists to work to their full capability by providing underserved patients in the Medicare program with services not currently available to them.
Wilkes University has announced that Colleen Herman, a student in Wilkes University's Nesbitt College of Pharmacy, has won the "Know Pain Know Gain Pharmacy Patient Counseling Competition" administered by the Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association.
Rite Aid introduced a new program, dubbed Rite Aid Health Alliance, which is a health management collaboration among various healthcare providers that provides comprehensive care and support to individuals with chronic and poly-chronic health conditions, and helps them achieve health improvement goals established by their physicians.
It's finally happening. Pfizer has placed the ball at the line of scrimmage. And based on the X's and O's to come out of its Lipitor OTC actual-use study, Pfizer will be making its run with its eye on the ultimate prize — a successful Rx-to-OTC switch of a statin.
Only this time, the Food and Drug Administration may not be as quick to sack Pfizer's switch attempt. With the advances and pervasion of health technology in the self-care space by way of smartphones and tablets; with the evolution of the pharmacist as a healthcare professional able to practice at the top of their license; and with the adoption of diagnostic tests like a cholesterol panel that can be physically administered in the pharmacy, consumers may finally get it right when self-selecting a statin.
Because it's the consumer actual-use studies that have scuttled just about every statin switch attempt in the past. In the last switch of Mevacor, FDA advisory panelists determined the statin was safe enough for the self-care space. And it was effective. It's just that the consumers who would be right for an OTC statin didn't appropriately self-select. And if they can't appropriately self-select, what's the point, really?
McKesson Pharmacy Systems & Automation on Friday announced that EnterpriseRx — its cloud-based, centrally hosted pharmacy management system — earned top honors as a Category Leader in the 2013 Best in KLAS: Software and Services report.
Eden Sulzer, director of Cardinal Health's Women in Pharmacy initiative, on Tuesday will discuss the unprecedented opportunity female pharmacists have to assume community pharmacy ownership roles during a panel discussion at the 2014 International Women's Day Forum, taking place at the United Nations.
To provide pharmacist a detail description of each step in the comprehensive medication review, the American Pharmacists Association has published How to Conduct a Comprehensive Medication Review: A Guidebook for Pharmacists, the association has announced.
Wegmans blogger Mary Ellen Burris, SVP consumer affairs Wegmans, earlier this week outlined the grocer's services for those patients who speak English as a second language or who don't speak English at all.
Health Mart, a franchise of more than 3,200 independently owned pharmacies across all 50 states, on Thursday kicked off the 2014 Health Mart Healthy Living Tour at Pharmacy Development Service's Independent Pharmacy Business Growth Conference in Orlando, Fla.
As one of the most accessible healthcare providers in the community, pharmacists are an ideal resource for consumers on the risks of illegal Internet drug sellers. That was a key message that the National Association of Chain Drug Stores stressed in a statement submitted to a congressional panel.


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This is according to the BBC anyway, who took on the challenge of trying to make sense of an industry rule. The answer, in short? It's still very much a man's world.
It's a topic that I've actually never really given much thought to to be frank (and you likely haven't either). Then again, I'm a dude, so maybe that's partly why.
But it's worth discussing: How much would hearing a woman's voice in the trailer for the next Michael Bay movie, for example, affect the audience's reactions to that trailer?
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Black Sun Tzu | May 5, 2014 2:16 AM
Well, Uma Thurman's Kill Bill worked, right? Even though the chic from Oliver Stone's Savages (Correct me if I'm wrong) deeply sucked. I guess is a matter of voice charisma, really. But being realistic, if it's an action flick, not quite sure a female voice would work as well as a male, even though I would place a bet on Angelina Jolie. But then, she's no ordinary chic!
Alias | May 3, 2014 9:13 PM
Interesting subject to think about. However, is this REALLY any different than so many areas of society, or the entertainment business for that matter? How come men are still, generally hosts of game shows as opposed to women? (Meredith Viera and that British broad are the only women, probably in history, to ever host a gameshow). ... I've noticed in recent years the Oscars have used a female announcer (not sure about the other major awards programs, such as the Tony's, Emmy's or Golden Globes). ... Men still only do color commentary for sports; while women are relegated to being cheasy sideline reporters asking stupid questions that provide no insight whatsoever to the game. Most radio hosts, particularly national, are male. Outside of Dr. Laura, who is no longer on terrestrial radio, most readers would be pressed to name another well known nationally syndicated woman with a national presence on radio. ... I could go on. ...But there are too many similar examples to count in which women aren't being presented the same opportunities as men to perform in particular arenas.
And I don't think it would be all that jarring to hear a women's voice attached to a trailer. After all plenty of men have gotten used to watching women report on ESPN and that seems to be working out just fine.
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"the big bad word is gravitas" - google 'babes in boyland diamond serious' - this article reminds me of In A World... a film with Lake Bell about the voiceover industry and women.


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The recent suicide of actor/comedian Robin Williams has put a spotlight on suicide and depression. However, older adults who suffer from sleep problems are at even greater risk of suicide, according to a recent study published in JAMA Psychiatry.
Researchers investigated the relative independent risk for suicide associated with poor subjective sleep quality in a population-based study of 14,456 community-dwelling older adults (age 65+) during a 10-year observation period. They compared the sleep quality of 20 suicide victims with the sleep quality of 400 similar individuals during that time. Participants with dysfunctional sleeping patterns had a 1.4 times greater chance of death by suicide than well-rested people.
Even after adjusting for depressive symptoms, they concluded that poor subjective sleep quality appears to present "considerable risk" for severe suicidal behaviors 10 years later. Risk increases among patients with multiple illnesses.
"This is important because sleep disturbances are highly treatable, yet arguably less stigmatizing than many other suicide risk factors," lead author lead author Rebecca Bernert, Ph.D., an instructor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences and director of the Suicide Prevention Research Laboratory at Stanford University said in a statement.
When comparing poor sleep and depression as independent risk factors, sleep disturbances were a greater predictor of suicide than depression. The combination of the two increased risk dramatically, according to the study.
These findings mesh with previous research on the association between sleep disorders and suicide risk.
Suicide is a major health problem, ranking as the 11th leading cause of death in the United States and accounting for about 30,000 deaths each year. There were an estimated 8,618 suicides among older adults in 2010, according to the Administration on Aging, or about 14.9/100,000, as reported in this New York Times article. Incidence is particularly high among older, white men (30.3/100,000).
The burden of chronic disease, social isolation, loss of a loved one, and other factors have been suggested as independent risk factors for suicide. The American Foundation for Suicide Research has a good breakdown of suicide rates in 2011 (most current data available) by age, gender, race, and region.
Bernert noted that the study results present an important opportunity for physician and family intervention and suicide prevention efforts. Older adults are known to visit their primary provider in the weeks and months prior to taking their own lives. Additionally, family and friends may already be aware of ongoing sleep disturbances. This may present a unique opportunity for risk detection.]]>
Reporter Rachel Cook took a long and detailed look at the career of one Bakersfield, Calif., dentist and ended up with a series called "Dental Dangers," recently published in The Bakersfield Californian.
The stories examine a history of complaints and lawsuits against Robert Tupac, who, as a board-certified prosthodontist, specializes in the restoration and replacement of teeth. Over three decades, more than a dozen of Tupac's patients claimed his shoddy work left them with troubles ranging from bone loss to drooling, Cook wrote, and some patients reported that it would take thousands of dollars worth of corrective work to undo the harm.
In her reporting – done as a 2013 California Health Journalism Fellow – Cook described a state dental board system that allowed the alleged problems with the dentist to pile up outside public view. "A potential patient searching for competent dental care would never know about many of Tupac's alleged professional shortcomings — or those of any other California dentist — without undertaking extensive and often difficult research," Cook wrote.
"That's because the Dental Board makes dentists' complaint files almost completely inaccessible to the public, an agency practice that severely limits the state's patient protection system's value to consumers. The Dental Board and state law also don't mandate that all dentists who are on probation notify their patients," she noted.
Cook wrote that her efforts to investigate Tupac were further hampered by the reluctance of Tupac's patients to talk with her about their experiences, nondisclosure agreements signed in some court settlements, and the lack of information available through civil court records. Tupac declined to respond to the reporter's questions. His attorney, in a letter that ran with the series, defended the dentist, saying that competitors are behind the allegations.
In response to complaints about the care received by two of Tupac's dental implant patients, the California Office of the Attorney General filed a formal complaint on behalf of the Dental Board of California, alleging Tupac was grossly negligent in his work. Those allegations were the focus of an administrative hearing last fall in Los Angeles, where the state Attorney General's Office worked to "establish that Tupac was careless in his treatment of two patients, resulting in pain and great expense," Cook wrote.
"The Dental Board alleges Tupac failed to appropriately plan for the patients' care, altered their treatment records and allowed an employee to do work outside the scope of her license, including removing a patient's implant."
At the time of Cook's stories, the Tupac case was "inching toward closure," she wrote, with a final hearing scheduled to begin.
"An administrative judge will offer a proposed decision after the conclusion of the hearing. But ultimately, the fate of Tupac's license will be decided by members of the Dental Board, which is comprised of eight dentists, five members of the public, one registered dental hygienist and one registered dental assistant. The board members can adopt the judge's recommendation or change it," Cook noted.
Even as Tupac's case was being weighed, some people were pushing for change in California's dental board system. Cook spoke with Tina Gomes, a San Fernando Valley woman who said her own terrible dental experience drove her to advocate for a new law requiring dentists to inform their patients if they are being disciplined by the dental board.
"We can choose our dentist but we're not really choosing our dentist if the dentist isn't revealing his or her actual harmful pattern," Gomes told Cook.
Read additional stories in Cook's series here and here.]]>
Georgia has a new task force targeting Alzheimer's disease and related dementias. The recently published Georgia Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias State Plan lays out a strategy for addressing the needs of patients in terms of care and prevention, the impact on caregivers, and the costs associated with the disease.
The task force is led by James Bulot, Ph.D., director of Georgia's Division of Aging Services. According to Bulot, 40 states have dementia plans at various stages. The Georgia plan assesses the risk for citizens in the state and takes inventory of services available to Georgians. It also outlines the importance of finding gaps in resources available on a state level.
Bulot believes the Georgia plan will be different because he'll hold the task force accountable for progress. Unlike other plans which may be updated every five or 10 years, the Georgia plan will be continually modified to reflect changing scientific knowledge and statistics.
"You've got to visit it often," Bulot said. "We'll be moving systematically through the plan, scratching things off the list and moving on."
Public response so far has been positive.
"We're hearing, 'it's about time,'" Bulot said.
Moira Keller, a clinical social worker at Piedmont Healthcare in Atlanta specializing in geriatric care, has seen an increase in cases of dementia for years. For those over the age of 65, Alzheimer's is the fifth leading cause of death.
Of the Georgia dementia plan, Keller said, "I think it's wonderful. I think it's just absolutely necessary because dementia is an epidemic."
One gap Keller identified was the need for more conversation surrounding Alzheimer's. Bulot hopes that the statewide plan in Georgia will do just that: raise attention, awareness, and start conversations, not only among the public, but within government agencies.
The plan takes into account resources provided by state agencies, nonprofits, and other organizations. It also details the needs of patients, families, and caregivers, giving agencies a roadmap to how they focus on Alzheimer's and dementia within their organization.
"Many departments are working together, and you can see an immediate improvement," Bulot said. "When you get the right individuals at the table, talking about ideas, it will benefit the population as a whole."
Focus on caregivers
Almost all of Keller's clients have a form of dementia. She assesses whether they are able to function alone, managing daily activities like eating, getting dressed and paying bills, despite cognitive impairments of the disease. When they can't, that's when caregivers come in.
"Families really twist themselves inside out. They retire, quit their jobs, and make so many sacrifices in order to be there for loved ones. That comes at great financial hardship for those families," Keller said.
For this reason, a major emphasis of the state plan is the support of unpaid caregivers, who provide 90 percent of long term care, according to the CDC and this report from AARP.
This amounts to 17.7 billion hours of care per year, without any compensation. Keller said, "They just want more options for getting a break, because it's hard work."
One of the goals of the plan is to "create funding mechanisms to support family caregivers to keep their family member with dementia at home longer." Support includes providing reimbursement for personal care services, specialized medical supplies, and respite.
The issue of funding will be handled through resource sharing among agencies and maximizing financial resources already available. The task force will also seek out new funding opportunities. According to Bulot, $3 million in additional funding has already been acquired for their initiatives.
The ultimate goal, Bulot said, is to "serve more people, with more efficiency, and achieve better outcomes for Alzheimer's patients and their families."
One such efficiency is using volunteer members of the task force. Bulot emphasized that Georgia has no budget for completing dementia initiatives. The plan relies on the work of experts around the state who are passionate about improving the lives of patients and families.
"And it's impossible to find any family in Georgia or the U.S., or the world, who's not affected by dementia," Keller said. "One of the really good things is that [the plan] is going to promote more public conversations about dementia."
Reporters covering aging and long-term services and supportscan compare their state's plan to others – both overall and by specific category. Your state's department of aging should be able to tell you how frequently the plan is assessed and revised, what programs are in place, what's working, what's not, and which cities or counties are best prepared for the age wave.
If your state is does not have a plan, why not? What are they doing to get ready?]]>
Earlier this month, AHCJ called upon ACGME to release details about residency programs with less than full accreditation, as well as the rates at which graduates of residency programs pass their board certification examinations. ACGME posts decisions on favorable or less-than-favorable accreditation status but not the reasons for them.
Replying to AHCJ's Aug. 5 letter, ACGME executive director Thomas J. Nasca, M.D., wrote that the organization would not provide the requested information, citing the confidentiality of ACGME's review and decision process.
AHCJ president Karl Stark said he was disappointed by ACGME's response.
"The whole of medicine is growing more transparent," Stark said. "Doctors and hospitals are getting rated. Even Medicare is getting in the act, releasing data on spending and quality and penalizing hospitals for poor hospital readmission rates and low patient satisfaction. It seems the ACGME's sense of secrecy is behind the times."
Stark noted that Medicare publicly releases details on hospital deficiencies in electronic format, which AHCJ has made searchable at www.hospitalinspections.org.
Defending ACGME's current system of limited public disclosure, Nasca wrote:
"The accreditation status of each accredited program is posted on the ACGME public website. However, ACGME maintains the citations as confidential for reasons that are intrinsic to the ACGME accreditation process. Standards can be judged not to be fulfilled by the program, but the magnitude of infraction of the same standard may have different significance in various settings. Merely counting of deficiencies is not the mechanism used to assess overall substantial compliance with standards."
Sharing information about problems, Nasca added, "would have a chilling effect on ACGME's ability to receive and provide full and frank information and evaluations."
With regard to pass rates on board certification examinations, Nasca suggested that AHCJ request this information directly from individual medical specialty certification boards. "While the ACGME utilizes this information in its accreditation decisions as a component of assessment of quality of educational outcomes, it is not ACGME information. ACGME is not free to share such information," he wrote.
AHCJ's call for greater transparency in graduate medical education dovetails with the position of the Institute of Medicine, which last month decried the "striking absence of transparency and accountability" in the graduate medical education system (GME) system.
"The most fundamental questions about GME financing and program outcomes cannot be answered," the Institute of Medicine committee wrote in its report. "These include, for example, questions regarding the bottom-line financial impact of residency training programs on teaching institutions, how GME public funds are used for educational purposes, the extent to which residents are trained in community-based settings, the specialties and demographic characteristics of funded trainees, the practice locations of recent trainees, whether recent trainees accept Medicare and Medicaid patients once they enter practice, and the quality of care delivered by these physicians."
Reporters across the country have written about training programs with problems, but their stories have been unable to provide basic details about the problems at those facilities. These include stories in the St. Louis Post Dispatch and the State Journal-Register in Illinois.
AHCJ, particularly through its Right to Know Committee, will continue to push for transparency in graduate medical education, Stark said.]]>
People whose socioeconomic status is low are more likely to act in ways that harm their health compared with those higher on the ladder of income and social stature. On average, they smoke more, exercise less, have poorer diets, and more often ignore health advice and fail to comply with treatment. As a group, they are even less likely to use seatbelts.
Researchers have proposed many theories to explain why this is so, and these involve more than the inability to pay for goods and services that promote health.
Investing less in health behavior may be a positive adaptation to socioeconomic deprivation, according to a theory inspired by evolutionary biology. In other words, it's like deciding to spend little on car maintenance when you live in a neighborhood of rampant car theft. Living under threat of high mortality from outside causes may set a limit on how much energy it is worth to put into lowering mortality from internal causes.
So far, there is no grand unified theory that accounts for all social, psychological and political forces that press on people on the lower rungs of the socioeconomic ladder. In an informative review, Fred C. Pampel, Patrick M. Krueger, and Justin T. Denney break down the evidence for and against nine major pathways by which socioeconomic status shapes health behavior. Learn about those pathways.]]>
After a hint from her own dentist, Sheila Hagar started looking into concerns about the rising numbers of Medicaid kids getting braces in Washington. Hagar, who is medical and social services reporter for the Union-Bulletin, in Walla Walla, sought sources and found statistics that made her jaw drop.
"We should be taking care of people who really have a need," a frustrated Walla Walla orthodontist, Thomas Utt, D.D.S., told her. "While his office – Walla Walla Orthodontics – is authorized to treat Medicaid-eligible children with braces," Hagar wrote, "Utt grits his teeth at what he sees as misuse of funds and a lack of clarity over just what 'medically necessary' means when it comes to correcting kids' teeth."
Here, Hagar tells us more about how she tackled the reporting that led to her July 5 package "State Foots Skyrocketing $27 Million Bill for Braces" and what she is learning about orthodontic benefits under Medicaid. She also shares some wisdom on what to do when no one is returning your calls on an uncomfortable subject. Read how she did her reporting.]]>
The data could be a good starting point for reporters who want to pursue authoritative stories about their local nursing homes.
The data now contains 16,806 such deficiencies as recorded by CMS. Deficiencies are characterized by their severity, "A" being the least severe and "L" being the most severe. AHCJ pruned down the data to include just the most severe of the deficiencies, letters "G" through "L." These range from an "isolated incident of actual harm" to "widespread immediate jeopardy to resident health or safety."
Under its star rating system, CMS gives nursing homes between one and five stars. According to the CMS ratings web site "nursing homes with 5 stars are considered to have much above average quality and nursing homes with 1 star are considered to have quality much below average." Each nursing home is given an overall rating, as well as three specific ratings: health inspections, staffing and quality measures.
The AHCJ version of nursing home data is derived from a large file that is split up for easier use by members.]]>
The Bronx has ranked as the least-healthy county in New York State for several years running. The news team at WNYC wanted to find out if the Affordable Care Act or other recent policies were having any impact.
Heart disease, diabetes and asthma are unusually prevalent in the borough, where people also struggle with high unemployment and poor housing.
"People in the Bronx have excellent access to health care. So why are so many of them so sick?" one of the resulting news reports asked. Others explored the links between education, employment and health; whether housing should be considered health care; and how neighborhood conditions shape food choices.
WNYC reporter Amanda Aronczyk was new to health reporting when she got the assignment. We asked her to share how she juggled all the moving parts to sustain the deeply reported series that aired in June.
"The assignment was to report a series on health and health care in the Bronx between January and May, with an airdate at the beginning of June," Aronczyk says. "I had about month to propose a package of stories." Read more…]]>
According to the Congressional Budget Office, in 2009, the federal and state governments spent more than $250 billion, combined, on health care benefits for the 9 million dual eligibles. There is growing concern about the high costs of dual eligibles and the type of care they receive. They may be treated by a variety of health care providers who are not coordinating their care, potentially increasing costs and worsening outcomes.
Many states are already struggling to meet current Medicaid demand, and as boomers age, more stress will be placed on an already fragile system. Learn more about dual eligibles and what issues to look for in your state with this tip sheet.
Megan Sandel, M.D., M.P.H., an expert on the impact of housing on child health, says journalists would do well to broaden the conversation about health care to include questions about social support – especially support for safe, affordable and stable housing.
Sandel has contributed a tip sheet that includes key stories to pursue and critical insights on the housing-as-health-care trend.
Find out why housing has an enormous impact on educational attainment and economic stability, how unequal enforcement of health and safety codes creates disparities and what the three essential elements of healthy housing are. See the tip sheet now.


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David Banks/Getty Images(CHICAGO) — The Green Bay Packers walked into Soldier Field prepared for battle and walked out NFC North champions.
The Packers won the division for the second-straight year by defeating the Chicago Bears 21-13 on Sunday.
Packers Clinch NFC North With Win Against Bears
David Banks/Getty Images(CHICAGO) — The Green Bay Packers walked into Soldier Field prepared for battle and walked out NFC North champions.
The Packers won the division for the second-straight year by defeating the Chicago Bears 21-13 on Sunday.
No Knee Issue For Cutler
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Packers Blow By Lions
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Green Bay rushed for 140 yards in a 27-20 comeback win over the Lions on Sunday night at Lambeau Field.
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The Minnesota Vikings (5-2) topped the Arizona Cardinals (4-3),…
Packers cruise past Rams, 30-20
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Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 342 yards with three touchdown pa…
Rodgers, Packers Rout Texans
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Aaron Rodgers tied a franchise record by throwing six touchdown passes, and the Packers (3-3) s…
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Getty Images/Hemera(NEW YORK) –MLB ALCS Game 2: The Detroit Tigers blanked the New York Yankees, 3-0. (Tigers lead the series, 2-0)
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Packers' Cedric Benson Out at Least 8 Weeks with Lisfrank Injury
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What to consider when building a start menu?
Hi people.
Im now wanting t sit on Ps5 and design myself my first Start menu. Ive been fiddling with windows stlye maker andhave looked at the locations of the start menu stuff but am still a little un-clear. Ive noticed that some start menus are broke up into different pics and sizes etc. I have a idea on how i want my start menu to look like but no idea how i set it up to all work together?
What size should start menu's be ( in pixels ) and what things do i need to know to be able to get this right. Im a comeplete novice to this so all comments welcome.
I did have a mess about yestuerday and mnged to change the background colours and texts font and colours etc in explorer. Even got my start menu to change but all i did was put the full size imiage in the panels boxes so it didnt sit right at all.
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EVENTS: Honda celebrates 50 years of the S-Series
Honda's first passenger car went on sale in October 1963. That was 50 years ago, and the S-Series was a screamer. You know the story: While the rest of Japan's burgeoning auto industry was assembling crude beasts of burden, Soichiro … Continue reading
EVENTS: 2013 Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 06 —Gladiators and Flagships
For the final installment of our 2013 JCCS tour, we present a rarefied selection of automobiles. Some have been sent into battle for their respective marques. Others were made to be proud standard bearers.
EVENTS: 2013 Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 05 — Less is More
There's no replacement for displacement? Bzzzt, that is incorrect! The answer is weight, or lack thereof. This year's JCCS had plenty of small wonders (including motorcycles) that warrant attention. They might not roar when you goose the throttle, but they're … Continue reading
EVENTS: 2013 Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 04 – Rolling Stock
Purists will be pleased. This year's JCCS had significantly more bone stock cars on display than any previous show. And they weren't of the standard variety of, say, a 2000GT or Datsun 312, though those were well represented. We're talking … Continue reading
EVENTS: 2013 Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 03 — Mad Tuning Styles
The Japanese Classic Car Show showcases a wide variety of makes and models, but perhaps even more diversity can be found in the subject of this week's QotW — the multitude of tuning styles. Not only are there differing genres … Continue reading
EVENTS: 2013 Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 02 – Diversity
The sheer size of this year's Japanese Classic Car Show was unprecedented. Organizers Koji and Terry Yamaguchi told us that registration filled up in just a matter of weeks and that there were over 100 people on the waiting list, … Continue reading
EVENTS: 2013 Japanese Classic Car Show, Part 01 – Debuts and Historic Cars
With the Japanese Classic Car Show closing in on a decade, the theme of its 9th holding could be summed up in one word: More. More cars, more rarity, more stock survivors, more booths, more people, and more staggering Nihon … Continue reading
QotW: What's the best 1960s JNC for vintage racing?
So the secret is out. This is the subject of our teaser pics last week and the car our friends at JDM Legends built and brought to JCCS. We were honored to have this replica of the legendary Prince Skyline … Continue reading
EVENTS: Japanese Classic Car Show this Saturday
There are only five days to go until the 9th annual Japanese Classic Car Show. The exhibition at Queen Mary Park in Long Beach, California has been hugely influential event since its inception in 2005, a driving force in the … Continue reading
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For nearly a decade, Mazfest has brought Mazdafarians together to commune for a fun day at the racetrack. Coordinated by Xtreme Speed track events and MOCC, the event blends together a cheap way to get on the track with an … Continue reading