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I woke up this morning with a text from a friend about Radiohead's new album The King of Limbs was released a day early and they have a new music video. I quickly headed over to the site to be amazed that not only did they make a music video for the track Lotus Flower but it features Thom Yorke dancing with choreography by Wayne McGregor. For all of you who don't know who he is, McGregor has the post of resident Choreographer of the Royal Ballet based in London. One of the world best dance institutions. Any real fan of the band knows that Yorke is a crazy muppet of a dancer with tons of soul who looks like hes on acid. McGregor really captured his movement style and added some of his signature loose limb style which ended up being a great collaboration. I have had the chance to meet McGregor a few years back when he set a Chroma on the San Francisco Ballet. He is a very intelligent man with his own unique style and it was great chatting with him as he offered me some good advice while i was starting off my career.
Yet again the Radiohead nailed it in the head and in-cooperated two of my favorite things. Music and dance!
For more on McGregors work you can you can download Entity through Tendu Tv and watch or rent it on itunes. Clearly the band is a fan.
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Labels: contemporary dance, music, Radiohead, the king of limbs, wayne mcgregor
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- Charley said...
I didn't think Thom could get more amazing, and here he goes again. Man can dance! Yorke/Mcgregor collaboration= artistic moments that make life worth living.
- February 18, 2011 at 10:27 PM
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Radiohead made a dance music video!
- February 19, 2011 at 3:31 AM
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If you've seen Entity or want to download it, we've started an open discussion about it at my dance site. It's the first selection for a project we've titled Terpsichorus which aims to facilitate regular book-club-like conversation about dance film, documentaries, and biographies. All are welcome, regardless of dance exposure or experience.
- February 24, 2011 at 2:22 PM
- Getting ready to TAG said...
Nichelle this sounds wonderful. Please leave a website link in the comment box so i can check it out. I also make dance videos and would love to take part in the discussions.
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Last year, the Department of Energy (DOE) granted Cheniere Energy a permit to export liquefied natural gas (LNG) from a terminal at Sabine Pass in Louisiana. The terminal is currently used as an LNG import terminal, but the company has plans to convert it into an export terminal, with exports beginning by 2015. The permit has been challenged by the Sierra Club, but is expected to be approved.
However, there are about 15 total other permit applications outstanding, with only the one permit accepted. After approving exports from the Sabine Pass terminal, the Obama administration put a hold on further approvals until a Department of Energy study on the economic implications of exports is completed. That study was originally due out in March, then the DOE said it would be released by the end of the summer, now the study is expected before the end of the year. (Read more: Investment Opportunities in Natural Gas)
Complicating the picture further, there have been 18 permit applications to export LNG to countries with which the US has a Free Trade Agreement, of which 13 have been approved and 5 are pending.
When looking through all this, it was not clear to me why the Department of Energy needs to approve the building of export terminals for LNG. After all, there is no federal permit necessary to export coal or, for that matter, almost any other good or service (note: crude oil exports require a permit too – I will cover that in a future post).
History of Natural Gas Imports and Exports
After some digging, I learned that, under the Natural Gas Act of 1938, the Federal Power Commission (now defunct, with its powers transferred to the Secretary of Energy or the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission) was given jurisdiction over interstate trade of natural gas. As part of this act, it was made illegal to import or export natural gas without a permit. The law says the Department of Energy "shall issue" such a permit unless it finds the proposal to "not be consistent with the public interest."
The reason for interstate regulation for natural gas when the bill was passed was that natural gas was a 'natural monopoly' similar to electric utilities or phone companies and therefore required government regulation. Because of the high infrastructure costs of building pipelines (akin to building power lines or telephone lines), the sellers of natural gas could exert monopoly power since they were usually the sole seller of gas to customers.
Exports to countries with which the U.S. has a Free Trade Agreement are subject to a lower level of regulatory scrutiny. Under the Energy Policy Act of 1992, Congress deemed that exports to countries with which the U.S. has a free trade agreement "shall be deemed to be consistent with the public interest, and applications for such importation or exportation shall be granted without modification or delay." This provision was inserted to bring the US into compliance with the provisions of NAFTA, then being negotiated among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. (Read more: What's So Bad About Exporting Gasoline?)
The Energy Policy Act of 2005 further updated the Natural Gas Act to include regulation of LNG import and export terminals – a technology that did not exist when the original legislation was being considered in 1938. The legislation included certain provisions meant to speed the approval process for LNG terminals. Ironically, the reasoning at that time was that the U.S. was due to begin importing LNG, and they would need to rapidly build new terminals.
So – while companies require a permit to export natural gas, coal was never considered for such regulation because it is not a 'natural monopoly.' On the contrary, coal companies in the 19th Century suffered from the monopolistic tendencies of the railroad companies, one of the major factors leading to the creation of the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) in 1887, and the ensuing 'Trust Busting' progressive era, led by Teddy Roosevelt.
It is interesting that a legislative history regarding monopoly power has created very different regulatory regimes for the exports of coal and natural gas. Each deserves government scrutiny to determine what is in the national interest, but current law only gives an opportunity for such scrutiny to gas exports, giving a regulatory boost to coal exports over gas. My preference would be to give gas exports a priority over coal, but current law leaves it with gas.
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While I think the vast majority of the Gazette staff are professional and do their best to be fair and objective, the writer of this editorial and one or two others, which I will not name, have shown they are incapable or unwilling to do the reporter's job the way it is supposed to be done.
First, response time can be a problem especially when you only have 145 officers dealing with the crime (which is declining in several major categories) and social problems they have to deal with. But, certainly - that is little consolation for the poor woman whose house was burglarized.
The response from the officers is what it was - unprofessional, immature, and contrary to the direction the leadership and officers are trying to take the Department.
what bothers me most about this editorial is the leadoff line - "Won't things ever change?" To say that one or two unprofessional clowns counterbalances all the the positive work by the PD leadership and members is unfair, and its' unrealistic." In a department of over 200 people, 145 sworn - there are unfortunately going to be a few jerks whose comments or performance will be substandard - cops are human (although I wouldn't call the two unnamed officer cops) and they are going to make mistakes or in this case intentionally do and say stupid things. And, it's been addressed and I see nothing from the leadership down there that leads me to believe they will not address this. But the editorial writer wants to take this one incident that occurred and assert that because there are still isolated acts of stupidity and immaturity - the Department will never change. It's a problem and it has been dealt with.
You know, while an editorial is an opinion, it should still be fair and objective. The writer has something in common with those officers, they all fall short of what a professional should be.


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Somebody pinch me because we had another wonderful wedding this weekend with Brittany and Chris at the Saratoga National Golf Club! It was another chilly day on Saturday, but just like last weekend, nothing seemed to curtail the bride and groom or wedding party when it came to photo's no matter how cold it was outside!
Entering the suite at the Hilton Hotel, the room was filled with a very happy bridal party and Brittany seemed very calm while waiting for Michael to give her the okay to put on her wedding dress! After all the initial items that are very important to this wedding was captured in photo's, now it was time for the most important item, Brittany and her gown!
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My top 5 Prospects in Boxing today....
1) Saul Alvarez
+ Very Hard Puncher
+ Good Combination Puncher
+ Good Size
+ Effectively Aggressive
+ Cuts the Ring off Well
+ Nice Jab
- Has face Eurobums and Mexicanbums as well
- Needs to step up competition
- Cardio can be a problem in the deeper rounds
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2) Gary Russell Jr.
+ Amazing Hand Speed
+ Fast Combinations
+ Pretty tough fighter
+ Fast and fluid footwork
+ Pretty Good Technique
- too young too to judge at this point- Is early in his career
3) James Kirkland:
+ Raw Knockout power
+ Aggressive
+ Good Body puncher
- Lacks any kind of defense
- Shaky Chin
- Blocks punches with his face
- limited foot work
- limited technique
4) Fernando Guerrero
+ Powerful Puncher
+ Good Range
+ Good technique
+ Good footwork
- Has not faced top competition
- Chin and will not tested yet
5) Deontay Wilder
+ Good Power in right hand
+ 87 in reach and 6'8
+ Very Athletic
+ Good speed
+ Tons of potential
- Needs to polish his technique especially his jab
- He just has the look of a guy with a glass jaw
- Extremely raw
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Saul Alvarez isn't a prospect. I'm a big fan, but as a world champion, he should be classed as a legitimate title holder, thus shouldn't be able to to sidestep tough opponents using the 'too green' excuse.
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Not a big fan of either list really. Especially if The Black Russian isnt on either.
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Bronsr amd saul alvarez arent prospects, they're contenders
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Luis Garcia, Alexei Acosta and Mike Perez, my 3 favorites anyway.
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Deontay Wilder is f*ckin terrible
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Gennady Golovkin
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saul alvarez is a hard puncher but cant stop a very poor welterweight in matt hatton?
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Due to extremely high demand since the May announcement that Disney on Ice Presents Frozen is coming to Richmond, another performance date has been added. The newest show will be Monday, September 22.
The Academy Award winning tale is a story of two royal sisters named Elsa and Anna. After Elsa reveals her powers she runs to the mountains to hide. Anna embarks on her quest to find her sister with Kristoff, his reindeer Olaf, and a snowman named Sven that she encounters along the way.
This performance is interactive, allowing audiences to sing along with the songs and watch the story unfold right in front of their eyes.
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The tickets have been selling rapidly causing the production to add an additional show on Mon, Sept 22, 2014 7 p.m. Tickets start at $20 and can be bought online, by phone at 800-745-3000, or at Richmond Coliseum Box Office.
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CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy Academy split their series with Real Salt Lake-Arizona this weekend.
Christian Chavez and Jorge Ruiz scored for LA's Under-18 side as they picked up a 2-1 victory over RSL-AZ's U-18 squad. Sam Gleadle tallied the lone goal for the RSL youth squad as the Galaxy U-18's moved to a 16-5-3 record for the 2013-14 USSDA campaign.
Although LA's U-18's earned a win against their RSL counterparts, the Galaxy U-16's weren't as lucky as they fell 1-0 to Salt Lake. Tate Schmitt scored the only goal of the match as the Galaxy U-16's fell to 16-2-6 on the season.
Both teams return to action on Saturday, May 10 when they face Nomads SC at StubHub Center's Field 5 at 10:00am.
CARSON, Calif. -- The Villarreal family may have yet another talented son starring for the LA Galaxy soon.
In my latest piece for LAGalaxy.com, Galaxy U-18 forward Jaime Villarreal talks about his recent academy success and his older brother -- and LA Galaxy Homegrown Player -- Jose backs him for success. But the elder Villarreal isn't the only player to heap praise on Jaime as his Galaxy Academy and Galaxy II teammate Oscar Sorto is also very high on Jaime.
"I think that he's a good player. He's smart with the ball and playing really well," Sorto told LA Galaxy Insider after training with the U.S. Under-21 team on Tuesday at StubHub Center. "His attitude has changed from when I first met him because he seems to want it more now. He's in shape and taking his soccer more seriously. I think that he has a great future ahead of him."
But does Sorto think that Jaime is a bit better than his older brother?
"I don't know yet. Jose has way more experience right now than Jaime, but you never know. In the future, the younger brother is always stronger," Sorto said with a smile.
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy Under-16's earned their first victory at the GA Cup on Tuesday with a 2-1 win over Toronto FC.
Dylan Smith and Jorge Ruiz tallied as the Galaxy U-16's knocked off Toronto FC who had fallen to RSL's U-16 earlier in the week. The Galaxy dropped a 2-0 result to Stoke City on Sunday in their first match of the tournament.
The Galaxy U-16's return to action on Thursday when they face Real Salt Lake at 4:00 pm PT.
CARSON, Calif. – Contests between the LA Galaxy and Chivas USA are always heated even at the academy level, but the claims of a Chivas youth coach last week added extra fuel to the fire.
Prior to the Galaxy's clean sweep of Chivas' U-14, U-16 and U-18 sides, Rojiblancos U-14 head coach Brian Kleiban told the club's official website that he turned down the same gig with LA to replace the departed Greg Vanney who left to lead the Toronto FC Academy. Kleiban's side suffered the widest margin of defeat as LA's U-14's defeated Chivas 4-0 on Saturday.
Following the match, I spoke to Galaxy Academy Director Peter Vagenas about the results at each age level and the "collaborative" effort ongoing between himself and coaches Mike Munoz and Ante Razov to lead the team in a piece on LAGalaxy.com. Vagenas later elaborated on the search for what he describes as one of the Academy's most vital posts.
"I assure you that I've done my due diligence and I've spoken to many different people about the possibilities of working with the team. That being said, there's been a long list of candidates and it's not something that I take lightly," Vagenas told LA Galaxy Insider. "I can make an argument that it is as important of an Academy position as there is. In that sense, I'm going through and continuing to make sure that we find the right person.
"I will continue to do so, but I have not yet found the right person," added Vagenas. "We have unique and high standards for all our coaches in the academy and rather than force a square peg into a round hole, I'd rather exhaust all my options and make sure that we get the right individual to lead our young men."
CARSON, Calif. -- The LA Galaxy announced on Thursday that they have signed their latest Homegrown Player, Bradford Jamieson IV.
A Los Angeles native from Culver City, Jamieson is a former U.S. youth international and NSCAA All-American who has scored three goals in 11 appearances for the Galaxy U-18 side during the 2013-14 U.S. Soccer Developmental Academy season. Prior to signing with the Galaxy, the 17-year-old had committed to the University of California, Berkeley.
"We are thrilled to add Bradford Jamieson IV to our roster and continue our tradition of signing local players to the Galaxy," LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena said in a club statement. "Bradford is a talented forward who will continue to develop and grow as a player within our system."
My conversation with Jamieson for LAGalaxy.com is below.
Ahead of the all-important 2014 season, LA Galaxy club President Chris Klein took a moment to speak to Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl about the upcoming season, the Galaxy Academy and a number of other topics.
Check out the interview below.
The formation and implications of LA Galaxy's USL PRO side LA Galaxy II have been at the forefront of the conversation among American soccer circles over the past week.
Whether it was LA Technical Director Jovan Kirovski's assertion that the project will be duplicated league wide or head coach and general manager Bruce Arena stating that the team will have a chance to close "black hole" that has existed in American player development.
On Friday, new LA Galaxy II head coach Curt Onalfo joined the conversation with an interview by NASN's Jason Davis to discuss the project.
During the interview, Onalfo revealed that Galaxy II players will be training as early as Tuesday while also stating that the team will be loaning as many as seven Galaxy first team players to the USL PRO side. Onalfo also mentioned that he opted to for the position with Galaxy II rather than take the head coaching gig with Chivas USA.
Listen to his interview which starts at the 30 minute mark below.
Bruce Arena: LA Galaxy to be "guinea pigs" with USL PRO project as they seek to bridge development "black hole"
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy made MLS history on Wednesday by becoming the first team to operate a lower division club with the foundation of USL PRO side LA Galaxy II, and head coach Bruce Arena fully expects the rest of the league to follow in the club's footsteps.
On Thursday, USL PRO unveiled the Galaxy II's schedule for the upcoming 2014 season which will begin with their March 22 match against the Los Angeles Blues. Following LA's training session, Arena stated that the creation of LA Galaxy II was a necessary step in the development of the American soccer player.
"We've lacked the next step for academy players or our players that are just outside of our first team. We've had a bit of a black hole in our development. This makes everything more natural," said Arena on Thursday. "A young player can go from the U-18 to the USL team to the first team for those players that need those steps. That's a majority of players so it'll be a benefit for us."
Arena also cleared up a few logistical questions noting that teams will train separately and that he will have "a lot of freedom" as they loan LA first team players back and forth between Galaxy and Galaxy II.
For all the confidence, Arena admits that the experience won't be an easy one, but one that the club expects to pay dividends in the future.
"It's definitely the future," said Arena. "We're going to be guinea pigs in the first year, it's not going to be easy but it'll be good going forward."
CARSON, Calif. – There was a time when youth players in the U.S. turned to the U.S. U-17 Residency program to develop the best and brightest, but according to LA Galaxy Technical Director Jovan Kirovski, those days may be coming to a close.
On Wednesday, the club announced the creation of a USL PRO team LA Galaxy II which will serve as yet another path to develop young players for LA's first team. During my Q&A with Kirovski – who was one of the spearheads of the USL PRO project — for LAGalaxy.com, the Technical Director was asked about whether the Galaxy Academy could one day surpass the development that players receive at residency.
"We're at that stage now. We feel like we have quality coaches who are just as good if not better than [Bradenton], we have a USL team that no one has. With young kids, it's better to be at home and be close to your family. When I left to go to Europe, I had nothing like this," Kirovski told LA Galaxy Insider. "Now we have coaches in place, we have teams in place, and just a place to develop young local kids to be close to their family. It's an ideal set up and way different than before. Back then, going to Europe made sense, but now, I'm not so sure."
And Kirovski was quick to note that it is the league's development that is the reason that players of all age are choosing to stay in the U.S. rather than head to Europe.
"We're moving forward," said Kirovski. "If you look at how far we've come in the last 10 years in terms of the fan support in places like Seattle, Portland and L.A., the new clubs coming in, the resources put into Academies league wide and companies like AEG investing in the USL PRO team and the Academy. We're moving forward. It's still going to take time, but we're going in the right direction."


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Three families volunteer to help create a tribute to the nation's "most extraordinary fighting men"
OCEAN CITY ŌĆō Spread out across the sand on the Seventh Street beach on Thursday, Aug. 2, the sand sculpture reading, ŌĆ£50th Anniversary of the U.S. Navy SEALsŌĆØ sent a simple, but powerful message.
Honoring the unit established five decades ago by President John F. Kennedy to operate in any environment, sea, air and land, the first such patriotic tribute of its kind will be used as a prototype as celebration continues across the nation.
ŌĆ£This is what it means to be an American,ŌĆØ said Carmella LaSpada, founder of No Greater Love, a nonprofit, humanitarian organization founded in 1971.
ŌĆ£We are dedicated to ensuring that those who died for our freedom will never be forgotten. We provide a sense of history, about what it means to be an American,ŌĆØ LaSpada said. ŌĆ£We will be doing this in many other places, and we will use this sculpture as a model. WeŌĆÖll say ŌĆśThis is what we did in Ocean City.ŌĆÖ WeŌĆÖre going to use what we have done in Ocean City to bring the country together.ŌĆØ
The sand sculpture was nearly derailed when, at the last minute, LaSpada was without a sculptor. She enlisted the help of an old friend, city publicist Mark Soifer.
ŌĆ£Mark told me that Ocean City was having a sand sculpting contest the day before we planned to do this,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£So I came down and we started asking families if they would like to help. I knew I would find a family to do it. One minute I had no one and within a short time I had three families that were at the contest that were all here together, who volunteered to help. It was all about timing.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£Everyone was so happy to help,ŌĆØ she said of the collective Cichon, Voigt and Hughes families of Hillsboro and Bloomsbury, NJ and Doylestown, Pa., respectively.
ŌĆ£It really shows their pride in America, and thatŌĆÖs what weŌĆÖre all about,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£To have families volunteer shows you what America is all about. They are so happy, look at this, itŌĆÖs just wonderful.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£You canŌĆÖt buy this kind of enthusiasm and passion. It sets a fire; these are people that really care about America.ŌĆØ
Diane Hughes said her large group, 17 strong, including a dozen children, was ŌĆ£more than honoredŌĆØ to help.
ŌĆ£We had a lot of fun in the sandcastle contest on Wednesday, and to come back again and do this, was such a nice thing,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£The kids were so helpful, everyone worked together. We feel so good about helping, what a nice memory to take home with us.ŌĆØ
Ocean City, she said, has always been special, but with the sculpture now, in a sense, traveling across the country, being viewed and copied by others, Hughes said the families feel ŌĆ£very good.ŌĆØ
LaSpada said she was thrilled with the effort.
ŌĆ£This is action, not just talk, action,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£These three families spent three hours here today. They came together and worked very hard. This is the way it should be. They are good human beings, good Americans.ŌĆØ
LaSpada said Navy SEALs are extraordinary fighting men, elite warriors and ŌĆ£very, very special peopleŌĆØ deserving of the highest honor.
She said she chose Ocean City to begin the year-long celebration for a few reasons, not the least of which is Ocean CityŌĆÖs own Mark Baum, a former Navy Seal and 31-year veteran of the Ocean City Beach Patrol. Baum served in Vietnam and presently is the chief of operations for UDT-SEAL Association for New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania, an organization which raises money for the families of deceased members of special warfare teams.
ŌĆ£We give the SEALs confidence, that their families will be taken care of in a time of crisis,ŌĆØ Baum said. ŌĆ£There is no greater thing that a Navy SEAL can do than take care of their fallen comrades.ŌĆØ
Baum recently organized the U.S. Navy SEAL Challenge, a run and swim on the beach in Longport to help raise funds for the families of the SEALs. He attends funerals, recruits new SEALs, screens applicants and organizes drives to help assist SEAL families in need.
Baum said he was ŌĆ£very movedŌĆØ by the sand sculpture, especially because the year-long anniversary crusade begins in his hometown.
ŌĆ£This really means a lot,ŌĆØ Baum said. ŌĆ£I canŌĆÖt believe the SEALs are 50 years old. The organization was 6 years old when I joined.ŌĆØ
Baum grew up in Ocean City, graduating Ocean City High School in 1965. After graduating Southern Mississippi University, he joined the Navy, eventually becoming a member of the elite Underwater Demolition Team.
ŌĆ£I wanted to be a Navy frogman,ŌĆØ he said.
Part of SEAL Team 2, serving on the East Coast, Baum spent six years in active duty before joining the reserves. He worked for the OCBP before and after the Navy, retiring in 2007.
He credits the OCBP, and the late former Capt. George Lafferty for his Navy success.
ŌĆ£I was a lifeguard before I joined the Navy,ŌĆØ Baum said. ŌĆ£I started when I was in high school, in 1963 under Capt. Lafferty. The OCBP was the place where boys and girls became men and women. The OCBP prepared us to go to war and we didnŌĆÖt lose one lifeguard at war.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£If it hadnŌĆÖt been for the beach patrol, and Cap Lafferty, I wouldnŌĆÖt have made it through the Naval training. Captain was a great man, I canŌĆÖt say enough about what he did for me. He ran the beach patrol like the military. He made a man out of me.ŌĆØ
Baum said that when it came time to join the military at the height of the Vietnam war, he did not think twice about joining the Navy.
His former eighth grade teacher, Delphine Schmidt, inspired him.
ŌĆ£We read a story in the ReaderŌĆÖs Digest,ŌĆØ he said. ŌĆ£The story was about Navy frogmen. She made it seem so interesting, and she helped give me the confidence that I could do it.ŌĆØ
Baum said he never dreamed his Navy career would last this long.
ŌĆ£I love what I do,ŌĆØ he said of his work with the SEALs. ŌĆ£After that storm came through in June, I put in nine days, 130 hours doing security for Atlantic City Electric. We were there to secure the site and the supplies. We were at the Atlantic City Race (Course), with 400 trucks and 250 linemen working 16 hour days. It makes you feel good to be a part of something like that.ŌĆØ
LaSpada said she was destined for a television career, but fate intervened. While organizing a USO tour in Southeast Asia as a White House special projects aide, she met a wounded medic who would change her life.
During a battle in Vietnam, she explained, the young medic desperately tried to save 35 of his wounded comrades, but each of them died in his arms.
Though he survived, his spirit was broken. LaSpada sat by the medicŌĆÖs bedside, and he asked her to promise she would do something so that each of the men who died, and their families, would not be forgotten.
No Greater Love was born.
ŌĆ£If you ask a child what Memorial Day is about, they say itŌĆÖs the day the pool opened,ŌĆØ she said. ŌĆ£Our mission is to make sure people understand history. Our heroes died so that we can have the freedom to swim on Memorial Day, but we cannot forget them, we have to give back.ŌĆØ
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Geronimus, Arline T., Margaret Hicken, Danya Keene, and John Bound. 2006. ""Weathering" and age-patterns of allostatic load scores among Blacks and Whites in the United States." American Journal of Public Health, 96: 826-833.
Objectives. We considered whether US Blacks experience early health deterioration, as measured across biological indicators (e.g., cardiovascular, metabolic, immune) of repeated exposure and adaptation to stressors.
Methods. Using National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey data, we examined allostatic load scores for adults aged 18-64 years. We estimated probability of a high score by age, race, gender, and poverty status and Blacks' odds of having a high score relative to Whites' odds.
Results. Blacks had higher scores than did Whites and had a greater probability of a high score at all ages, particularly at 35-64 years. Racial differences were not explained by poverty. Poor and nonpoor Black women had the highest and second highest probability of high allostatic load scores, respectively, and the highest excess scores compared with their male or White counterparts.
Conclusions. We found evidence that racial inequalities in health exist across a range of biological systems among adults and are not explained by racial differences in poverty. The weathering effects of living in a race-conscious society may be greatest among those Blacks most likely to engage in high-effort coping.
DOI:10.2105/AJPH.2004.060749 (Full Text)
PMCID: PMC1470581. (Pub Med Central)
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The Republican congressman hosted an overflow crowd at the Bucks County Courthouse. He wants to repeal the law to end what he called "job killing mandates" and replace it with a free market approach.
Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick, who has pledged to repeal the Democrats' health care reform law, heard from his constituents Monday night about their desires for health care.
In no particular order, here's what they'd like to see: control the cost of pharmaceuticals, doctors and insurance companies; replace the legislation in a transparent way; become a champion for the public option; make insurance companies cover us and fix how they operate; totally privatize the system but make it affordable; support a single-payer system.
More than 200 8th District constituents - split about equally for and against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act - listened to a mostly tame discourse for 90 minutes in the Bucks County Courthouse. The crowd was so large on this frosty January night it pushed Fitzpatrick's second town hall event in eight days from the community room to a large first-floor courtroom.
Prior to the gathering, Fitzpatrick organized a 30-minute prayer service for the victims of the Arizona shooting in which several local religious leaders of different denominations spoke.
Several prominent Democrats, including Neil Samuels, executive director of the Bucks County Democratic Committee and Doylestown Council President Det Ansinn. Allen McQuarrie asked questions of the newly sworn-in Republican, who made national news last week for not being on the House floor when the swearing-in ceremony took place.
"I had an exciting week," Fitzpatrick said. "You may have read about it."
Fitzpatrick left no doubt where he stood. He wants to repeal the law to end what he called "job killing mandates" and replace it with a free market approach that gives small business the same advantages as large corporations, includes malpractice reform, and allows consumers to shop across state lines.
He also supports keeping the popular portions of the current law, such as keeping young adults on their parents' plans and allowing individuals with pre-existing conditions to maintain their insurance.
"There's nothing in the bill that dealt with cost containment," Fitzpatrick said. "There's nothing in the bill that dealt with keeping us healthy. + I want more free market principles that make our health care the best in the world."
Several in the crowd pushed Fitzpatrick on why he's so set on repeal without any replacement legislation.
One man said Republicans did nothing to fix the system when they had "massive power."
"Now something is done and you're saying we've got to repeal it."
Ansinn, who said his company saw its rates go down this year after a decade of increases, asked, "What's this urgency to repeal without developing an alternative?"
Fitzpatrick said the mandates that force everyone to purchase insurance, increased regulation on businesses and $500 billion in new taxes, make repeal necessary now.
He also told Ansinn he was the first small businessman he heard from whose rates went down. "You should bottle it and sell it," he said.
Asked if he'd give up federal insurance lawmakers have access to if his repeal effort is successful, Fitzpatrick said he has opted out of the federal plan. He'll be covered by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, where his wife is a teacher.
"I did not want that question to interfere with my ability to do what needs to be done or limit the confidence you have in me," he said.
Fitzpatrick concluded the meeting by saying: "I'm not here to tell you that I'm prefect. But I surround myself with smart people, I listen to my constituents. In the end we need a bill that serves the American people, not big insurance companies, and not the government."
Gary Weckselblatt can be reached at 215-345-3169 or firstname.lastname@example.com.