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With these European governments having no viable plans for excavating their economies from debt, and with the bankers capable of instantly sabotaging any plan with more debt-market fraud (even if there was a plan); lending these economies more money (and calling that a "bailout") is still more suicidal insanity. All that is accomplished is to increase the size of these debts -- and interest payments on those debts -- still further.
This systematic looting can only possibly result in the complete bankruptcy and total destruction of each of these economies, as has almost been completed with Greece. Now these Financial Fascists want to both accelerate their economic rape, and to tighten the choke-chains of debt around the throats of these governments.
This is the real impact of the new "unlimited bond-buying" announced by the European Central Bank, since (as the dust settles) we now see there are strings attached to yet more loans to these economies. Specifically, the ECB wants to strip these nations of what little economic sovereignty they still possess, and be able to mandate increasing levels of austerity with each new round of suicidal bond-buying.
The "problem" (as the Fascists see it) is that the closer they drive these nations to outright bankruptcy, the more reluctant these Traitor Governments become to simply submit to more of this rape -- as we now see in Greece. Rioting in the streets will do that to you. Thus what the ECB's unlimited bond-buying is really aimed at is to change this current system of governments voluntarily submitting to rape to a model of forcible economic rape.As Europe descends into financial fascism, and the European Union has devolved into nothing but a vehicle for economic slavery; all we hear from the mouths of these Traitor Governments (most notably France and Germany) are calls for even greater "financial integration" "financial integration" (i.e. ceding even more sovereignty). No longer are the Fascists merely content to let "the Fox guard the hen-house." What they really want is to simply force the hens to live in the Fox's house. All that maintains a veil over this forcible destruction of Europe's economies is the propaganda of the West's media Oligarchs. Only now do people begin to see the idiocy of allowing 90% of the West's mainstream "news" to be controlled by a handful of multi-billionaires.
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19 May 2013 11:13am
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Premiership final: Pontypridd v Llanelli
Pontypridd helped themselves to five tries on the way to winning the Principality Premiership play-off final victory over Llanelli in emphatic fashion at Sardis Road with a stunning 47-15 victory.
Ponty were In front from the fifth minute when Simon Humberstone kicked the first of four penalties. Thereafter, the first half was a procession of Pontypridd scorers with Llanelli finding the hosts too hot to handle.
Humberstone doubled Pontypridd's advantage in the 10th minute after a spot of obstruction on the touchline and six became 13 after referee Ian Davies penalised Llanelli at scrum time. A quickly taken free kick created the space and captain Chris Dicomidis galloped 30 yards for Humberstone to convert.
A penalty after 17 minutes from Jordan Williams did give the Scarlets some hope, but their joy was short-lived as Pontypridd added a second try of the afternoon via the talented hands of Humberstone. Quick ruck ball was worked into the hands of the outside half and though Llanelli appeared to have held up the outgoing pivot, he was driven over the line for a try he duly improved.
Try number three and the touchdown that was to bring an end to any feint hopes Llanelli might have had of emulating their feat two years ago, arrived seven minutes before the interval. Llanelli hooker Kirby Myhill overthrew at a line out on half way and allowed Wales Sevens star Rhys Shellard to score a quite outstanding individual try.
The openside, who was celebrating 100 appearances for the Valley Commandoes collected at the tail of the line and brushed off three paper thin tackles before outstripping Llanelli's cover to touch down for a try that Humberstone, once again, converted. With the final kick of the half, Humberstone extended the advantage by three with another penalty, from in front.
Humberstone's next, following a late tackle from Williams, three minutes into the second half, put 30 points between the sides, but after their most impressive passage of play, just short of the hour, Llanelli finally found their way over the Pontypridd try line. There were nine phases in the build-up before Nic Reynolds was sent in at the posts courtesy of a smart, try scoring pass from fellow centre Chris Keenan.
It took Pontypridd precisely two minutes to register their latest response. An incisive break from 40 metres out, from full back Adam Thomas, created the gap and Matthew Nuttall did the rest for Humberstone to once again convert. It was to be the pivot's final piece of action as he was immediately given a welcome break.
To their credit, Llanelli struck back once more with Kristian Phillips touching down with eight minutes remaining. However, it was Pontypridd who had the final say - replacement Darran Harris swatting to one side two tackles to score his side's fifth and final try.
Tries: Dicomidis, Humberstone, Shellard, Nuttall, Harris; Cons: Humberstone (4), Flanagan; Pens: Humberstone (4)
Tries: Reynolds, Phillips; Con: Lewis; Pen: Williams
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Your expenditures hold the key to how well you do when dollars are scarce. If your family does not follow a spending plan, this is the time to start. Family input is essential, so is being both realistic and flexible. Here are some suggestions:
Before making purchases above a certain dollar amount, discuss the potential purchase with other family members.
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It's the hose that grows jobs in Taylor County.
MicroHose is expected to be manufacturing its patented "hose that grows" by early next year, creating 125 new jobs.
Armed with $3 million in state Kentucky Rural Economic Development Act incentives, work to ready the MicroHose facility on Industrial Drive is under way. Unveiled locally in July at a Campbellsville/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce luncheon, the 6-foot MicroHose expands to 30 feet through water pressure. A 10-foot hose will expand to 50 feet.
State Auditor Crit Luallen released the audit of the 2008 financial statement of LaRue County Clerk Linda Carter. State law requires the auditor to conduct annual audits of county clerks and sheriffs.
The audit found that the clerk's financial statement presents fairly the revenues, expenditures and excess fees of the LaRue County Clerk in conformity with the regulatory basis of accounting.
FreedomKentucky.org, a new Bluegrass Institute wiki, offers a user-friendly tool for Kentuckians to provide and review information on public policies and to hold local governments and school districts throughout the commonwealth accountable.
About 80 LaRue Countians attended the third Lincoln Bicentennial One-Cent Coin release in Springfield, Ill., Aug. 13.
Although the ceremony lasted only 30 minutes, most stood in line for hours to receive rolls of newly minted pennies honoring native son Abraham Lincoln.
In all, about 2,000 people crowded the lawn surrounding the historic Old State Capitol for the event, according to Jana Prewitt, public affairs officer for the U.S. Mint.
The Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park will host a bicentennial celebration on Labor Day, Sept. 7.
Music will be provided by Anne Milligan. Living history presentations will be provided by costumed interpreters from Frazier International History Museum at 11 a.m. by Eric Franz; and 2 p.m. by Zoe Jackson.
Franz portrays Lincoln, reflecting on his life up to his election as an Illinois State Representative.
The Lady Hawks varsity soccer team won its first game of the season 6-1 Monday against Monroe County.
The team has struggled as it has been hampered by a small roster and injuries.
The team has 17 members – mostly underclassmen.
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Lil Wayne Confirms That He Is OK? "I'm Good Everybody…"
Lil Wayne (or someone from his camp?) just posted a message to his Twitter, and he's confirming Mack Maine's previous updates that he is alive and well.
I'm good everybody. Thx for the prayers and love.
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Oven-baked risotto
Cooking timePrep: 5 mins - 10 mins Cook: 25 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Cook this simple storecupboard risotto in the oven while you get on with something else – the result is still wonderfully creamy
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Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 517
- protein
- 22g
- carbs
- 63g
- fat
- 20g
- saturates
- 10g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 0g
- salt
- 3.38g
- 250g pack smoked bacon, chopped into small pieces
- 1 onion, chopped
- 25g butter
- 300g risotto rice
- half a glass of white wine (optional)
- 150g pack cherry tomatoes, halved
- 700ml hot chicken stock (from a cube is fine)
- 50g parmesan, grated
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- Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Fry the bacon pieces in an ovenproof pan or casserole dish for 3-5 mins until golden and crisp. Stir in the onion and butter and cook for 3-4 mins until soft. Tip in the rice and mix well until coated. Pour over the wine if using and cook for 2 mins until absorbed.
- Add the cherry tomatoes and the hot stock, then give the rice a quick stir. Cover with a tightly fitting lid and bake for 18 mins until just cooked. Stir through most of the Parmesan and serve sprinkled with the remainder.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, September 2005
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well it turned out really tasty.my kids already had dinner but still managed a plateful!i did a lower fat version...instead of bacon i dried fried some ham.i added 1 leek,mushrooms,garlic.instead of cherry toms i added Sainsbury's TTD sun blush mediterranean toms in oil and oregano(which are lovely on their own with crusty bread!)1 tbsp tomato pure.i didn't add any cheese but when it came out of the oven i added half a cup of water just to loosen slightly.
served with crusty bread and what was left of the bottle of wine..:) :)
i'll def be making it again..
mmmmm.. i'm going to attempt to make this tonight with just a slight variation and will leave a comment after on how it all goes!!!!..have always wanted to make a risotto and like previous comments,it's either too time consuming with the adding of the stock or its just the unknown.i'm quite interested to see how the oven method goes...fingers crossed. :)
Lovely dish! I swapped the tomatoes for leeks and added garlic, and it was delicious! One problem though was the chicken stock -I used the right amount of cubes to get 700ml of stock, but found it dominated the dish. Next time I'll make it a bit weaker - or try fresh stock. But I definitley will be making it again.
Just made this for tea and loved it! I wasn't sure I could fry in the casserole dish I was using so I stir fried chicken/salami/onion and courgette in a small pan then added to the rice/stock/wine and chucked in a cup of frozen peas and sweetcorn. Cooked for 40 mins as the casserole dish was cold when I put it all in and worked perfectly. Very easy, lovely and creamy - would make 2/3 of the recipe amount next time though as this was too much for 2 with all the extra bits I threw in. Great recipe, thanks!


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It's Southwest Louisiana's version of "Dancing With The Stars." This year's Mad Hot Ballroom didn't disappoint.
Eight local celebrities were paired with dance professionals to compete for the trophy.
The annual gala and dinner raises money for "The Whistle Stop Ballroom Dancing Classrooms" program, which teaches local fifth graders how to dance.
This year's teams featured:
Dr. Kipp Ardoin and Amanda Yellot (WC Swing)
Dean David and Angela Peck (Rumba)
Michael Flurry and Lauren Morris (Disco)
Britney Glaser and Robert Miller (Smooth Waltz)
Nomica Guillory and Daniel Gonzalez (Salsa)
Mary Beth Huber and Edward Marsh (Cha-Cha)
Brigitte Johnson and Marcus Bebee (Two Step)
Lauren Monroe and Dr. Tyson Green (Freestyle)
Marcus Bebee has been teaching dance for 22 years and this is his fourth year participating in Mad Hot Ballroom. He and his partner are looking to two step their way to the title.
"We are going to go out there and win, entertain and have fun," said Brigitte Johnson.
The dancers and instructors have been practicing their routines for more than six months. All have day jobs and said it wasn't always easy to find the time, but well worth it.
"I don't have a dancing background. But I have never missed an episode of 'Dancing With the Stars.' I'm a dancer wannabe. I'm looking to go out there and dance for my supporters ... and the kids and for Edward. He has been such a great teacher," said Mary Beth Huber.
KPLC's own Britney Glaser stayed up late and dazzled the crowd with a smooth waltz - making it look very easy.
"I've been told every week -- it's like you're dancing in a pool of maple syrup. You can never stop moving in the syrup," said Britney.
Dr. Tyson Green took home the trophy last year. This year, he is the pro and dancing with Lauren Monroe.
"It really was fun. Tyson is a great instructor. And we meshed really well and we've been working really hard. Hopefully, we bring a great performance. We are really excited and want to please the crowd," said Monroe.
Even though they didn't take home a title Michael Flurry and his partner impressed the crowd. Flurry was originally dancing with instructor Lauren Morris, who two days before the event, broke her toe while practicing. Flurry's wife, Lauren, stepped in at the last minute.
"She is a dancer and had watched us practice the routine. So, it was easy for her to step and learn the entire routine in a day," said Flurry.
Taking home the trophy was Brigitte Johnson & Michael Bebee.2nd Place: Lauren Monroe and Dr. Tyson Green3rd Place: Nomica Guillory and Daniel GonzalezPeople's Choice Award: Mary Beth Huber and Edward Marsh
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We call this fabric "Snuggle Fleece". It will keep you warm, but is not as hot as microfleece (close up it looks a little like sheep's wool).
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The light meter simply has no clue what it is metering. Unless you want to shoot a gray card or something equivalent you'd have to find out the relative albedo first to get an idea of how much you have to correct the reading or rely on guesswork. Thats more trouble then taking an incidence reading in the first place, nothing gained but an opportunity to make mistakes.


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Former Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon developers working on comedy RPG
By Tracey Lien on Sep 20, 2013 09.20.13
EdenIndustries, a Canadian indie studio that consists of developers who have worked on games like Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, Guacamelee and Waveform, launched a Kickstarter campaign today to help it finish its comedy role-playing game, Citizens of Earth. The game, of which there is already a playable demo, puts the player in the role of Vice President of the World. Players will have to recruit ordinary citizens into their party, each with special skills based on their stereotypical roles within society. Some of the kinds of characters the player will be able to recruit include the town barista, the local baker, school teachers, yoga instructors and, of course, your mom. The player's party will travel around the world map under the Vice President's guidance to help him save the world...
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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon 'ScareScraper' multiplayer detailed in new gameplay video
By Michael McWhertor on Mar 06, 2013 03.06.13
In a new video, Nintendo offers a preview of the four-player multiplayer mode coming to Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon for Nintendo 3DS. In the game's "ScareScraper," up to four Luigis can play together as they capture ghosts, race to find the exit or defeat boss ghosts. Nintendo shows off Dark Moon's Hunter, Rush, Polterpup and Surprise gameplay modes, and certain game modifiers like difficulty and number of ScareScraper floors, in the video above, which also purports to show the local and online multiplayer features of the 3DS game. Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon will be available for Nintendo 3DS on March 24 at retail and Nintendo's eShop.
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By Jenna Pitcher on Feb 22, 2013 02.22.13
A Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon story introduction video released today tells of how Luigi is called upon by Professor E. Gad after his friendly ghosts turn sinister by King Boo's hand. Armed with an ethereal vacuum cleaner, the Poltergeist 5000, and the Dark-Light Device, Luigi must capture ghosts from five mansions and restore the Dark Moon. The puzzle-centric game uses the Nintendo 3DS's gyroscope and accelerometer in gameplay. Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon features multiplayer via LAN, Wi-Fi and Download Play. Multiplayer modes include Hunter, a team-based timed capture ghosts mode; Rush, a competitive race to the top of a tower; and Polterpup, hunt and capture ghost dogs before the time runs out. The game's official website is live here. Developed by Next Level Games and Shigeru...
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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, Nintendo's 3DS sequel to the 2001 GameCube title, will feature a local and online multiplayer mode for the first time ever, Nintendo announced via press release. The game's multiplayer will support up to four players, though additional systems and games might be needed. Dark Moon includes "Hunter Mode," where players must enter the ScareScraper and track down different ghosts as a team before time runs out. Fallen teammates can be revived, and if the group works together well, extra upgrades and bonuses will be earned. Players can also choose difficulty and how tall the ScareScraper runs, from five to 25 different levels, with a boss at the top of every tower. Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon will launch exclusively for Nintendo 3DS on March 24. The game will be...
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A man facing forgery charges has been linked to several burglaries in Livingston Parish.Detectives say recovered $15,000 worth of power tools and lawn equipment from David Gordon's home and several pawn shops.Gordon, 33, was arrested on forgery charges on February 24th.If you have any information, call Crime Stoppers at 344-STOP.
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Seriously, is the Golden State Warriors pair disrespecting the TBL in this ESPN promo ad…? Deron Williams played there, you know…
Shout out to heinnews for the tip.
Seriously, is the Golden State Warriors pair disrespecting the TBL in this ESPN promo ad…? Deron Williams played there, you know…
Shout out to heinnews for the tip.
This one's semi-viral, so you may have seen it already. If not, do check out the Amazing Spiderman (Who is this mysterious webslinger, anyway?) playing some serious one-on-one streetball. Let's see Bruce Wayne do this…
Shout out to heinnews for the tip!
This one is billed over at the fantastic Live Leak as a "parenting funny fail", but this father of three sees absolutely no problem here. Well, excepting that the daddy in question appears to be a Boston Celtics fan…
As one of the world's most prestigious protracted workouts for youth ballers, the Adidas Eurocamp will certainly produce innumerable highlight clips at which to gawk in the leadup to the NBA Draft (not to mention Europe's 2013-14 seasons) … but BallinEurope may already have a favorite.
Courtesy Hoops Fix, here's Edgaras Ulanovas of Lithuania showing how to flick in a three-pointer … from about three-quarters the length of the court – if a half-second too late to count.
Attempting to distract the free-throw shooter into missing the gimme has been proven ineffective perhaps millions of times since Dr. Naismith set down the rules – though this showing put forth by Legadue's Basket Brescia Leonessa fans could well be the finest effort with the stratagem to date … ah, Italy!
Is Vassilis Spanoulis throwing down a gauntlet? As the Euroleague official website leads its interview with The Captain by describing him as having "taken his place among the all-time greats of basketball by leading Olympiacos Piraeus to just the second Euroleague repeat title in the last two decades," the below picture appears on the site's front page.
Given that Olympiacos' trophy was taken in Britain, does anyone else sense a subliminal message here, perhaps to the rest of the 'League…?
The entire interview with Spanoulis may be found here.
The eminently quotable Sonny Weems was in fine form before his club's matchup with Olympiacos in Euroleague Final Four play. See below for his talk with media members in which he downplays the revenge factor going into tonight's game (of course, Sonny was not one of the half-dozen players who ended up on the wrong side of the big league's biggest championship upset ever) and speaks of the difference between playing for CSKA Moscow and Žalgiris Kaunas.
And finally, for those who assume that any player worth his salt would automatically eschew European basketball for the NBA, watch to the end for a hint on Weems' future with the Red Army. (Hint: CSKA fans should be stoked indeed…)
"Du willst Per Günther dunken sehen?" (or "Will you/we see Per Günther dunk?") is a 68-second clip featuring Allan Ray and Pooh Jeter bringing the trash talk and the 185cm (6'1") point guard's strong willingness to jam.
Poor Per. And yet there's a method to the seeming madness of this method. The club has announced that, should the Ratiopharm Ulm Facebook page receive 20,000 fans (could they mean "likes"?), Herr Günther promises to successfully dunk it through. Though perhaps he should recall what happened directly after ol' Billy Hoyle pulled off the slam in a guaranteed victory…
Yesterday, Sannti (a.k.a. Savas Birdal) basically won Twitter and the entire internet yesterday by posting the one Euroleague bracket guaranteed to be 100% correct – not to mention encapsulating in a single image at least one team's entire 2012-13 season. Click here to experience the genius.
Goran Dragic only appeared in 55 games with Shaquille O'Neal in the 2008-09 season, but it appears he learned a lesson pointed enough to be well summarized in 141-character Twitter length. And here it is:
"@espo: @goran_dragic What was the best lesson @shaq taught you?" Be your self and always pass him the ball:) lol
— Goran Dragic (@Goran_Dragic) April 3, 2013
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1. Bring 5-1/2 cups water in a medium saucepot to a boil; add 1 teaspoon salt. Stir in rice and simmer, covered, until water is absorbed, 25 to 30 minutes. Remove from heat and let stand, covered, 15 minutes. Transfer to a bowl and let cool slightly. Toss in parsley, roasted pepper and scallions, for salad.
2. Whisk together vinegar, sugar, remaining 3/4 teaspoon salt and the pepper in another bowl. Whisk in oil in a slow stream until thickened and emulsified, for vinaigrette. Add to salad and toss to coat. Serve at room temperature. (Can be made ahead. Cover and chill up to 2 days.)


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|Emergency Medicine
|EM1s spend time in the UNMC ED to achieve proficiency in the history and physical examination skills relevant to emergency medicine while gaining familiarity with the time management skills necessary to care for multiple patients in the acute setting. In this initial phase in training, the resident must develop an approach to the evaluation and management of common ED presentations, and the emphasis is on this process.
|Pediatric Emergency Medicine
|A rotation is done at the Children's Hospital ED to achieve proficiency in the history and physical examination skills relevant to pediatric emergency medicine in a dedicated pediatric environment.
|The resident will assume responsibility for pre-, intra-, and post-operative care of patients requiring airway management & anesthetic administration as directed by the supervising faculty or resident. The Department of Anesthesiology staff will provide supervision of all patient care & determine the appropriate level of resident involvement based on experience and demonstrated ability.
|EM residents have the opportunity to rotate on the General Cardiology. Cardiology is a fast paced environment that will allow for great experience. Residents will be scheduled for home call while on this rotation and will work closely with the Cardiology fellows and faculty.
|Internal Medicine
|The resident will participate in the medical evaluation and management of each assigned patient admitted to the internal medicine service from the ED or hospital clinics as well as patients requiring consulting evaluation in the ED or on the inpatient wards. Resident responsibilities for each assigned patient will include initial history and physical examination, differential diagnosis, and diagnostic work-up and treatment planning. All patients evaluated by the resident will be presented to internal medicine faculty.
|Ultrasound & Radiology
|The Emergency Ultrasound rotation is designed to provide the resident with training in performance and interpretation of bedside ultrasound examinations. The resident will learn indications of bedside ultrasound, how to obtain the ultrasound windows, and image interpretation. In addition, the resident will gain experience in performing procedures under ultrasound guidance. Additionally, the resident will be assigned education modules that teach the interpretation of commonly utilized diagnostic radiographic examinations such as chest x-ray, abdominal x-ray, skeletal x-ray, and head CT.
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|The resident will function as an intern on the OB/GYN service with primary responsibility for performing the initial evaluation of patients presenting to clinics, inpatient wards, labor and delivery, and the emergency department. Procedural competence will develop through increasing responsibility for normal vaginal deliveries during the course of the month as determined by OB/GYN faculty.
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|The resident will serve as an EM1 resident in the ED, but will evaluate and manage patients presenting with musculoskeletal complaints. The resident will present all patients to EM faculty. The resident will also attend weekly Hand and Trauma clinics.
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50 Ways to be a Good Social Media Citizen
A lot of people tell me that they really find it hard to know how to be a helpful entity in the online space. There is so much contradictory advice, and then each situation seems to be a little bit different- different enough that you're not really 100% sure what the right move is.
It is with these folks in mind that I thought I would compile 50 rules that I live by. Now, I'm making the perhaps overly optimistic assumption that I am considered a good social media citizen, but beyond that hurdle, I think you might find at least a few of these ideas helpful. So here we go!
- Write as if your grandmother could see everything you're saying.
- Read what you've written before you hit "send" or "publish."
- Act as if people will be able to find what you've said anywhere. Because they can.
- Ask if you'd say what you're tweeting face-to-face.
- Offer others the benefit of the doubt.
- Do not build yourself up by pushing others down.
- Accentuate the positive.
- Remember that pointing a finger means three are pointing back at you.
- Always try to be helpful.
- Do not be afraid to show emotion, but don't bleed all over the Internet.
- Do not assume anyone is less knowledgeable than you.
- Don't judge a person by their avatar photo.
- Make "the ask" sparingly and with purpose.
- Say thank you more than please.
- Try to connect with one new person every day.
- Make sure your blog readers/commenters know you appreciate their time.
- Do not take your valued connections for granted.
- Read before sharing.
- Read carefully before arguing or bashing.
- Walk your talk.
- Only say what you are willing to stand by.
- Do not assume anyone will read your words in your intended context.
- Remember that shining the light on someone else is twice as powerful as shining the light on yourself.
- Be proud but not a braggart.
- Accept criticism if it is offered thoughtfully and kindly.
- Offer criticism with kindness and care.
- Stand up for someone if you see they're being treated unjustly.
- Do not set people up for failure with trick questions or false dichotomies.
- Do not follow others blindly.
- Do not ask that others follow you blindly.
- Do not be afraid to change your mind.
- Always look for something to learn.
- Do not ignore a person just because they do not have a big online footprint.
- Don't worry too much about your Klout score. Clout carries you further.
- Write from the heart, edit with your head.
- Be willing to forgive other people just as you want to be forgiven.
- Before jumping into a fray, make sure you are 100% familiar with all sides.
- Remember that people can't hear your tonality. A joke may not seem funny to others.
- Go above and beyond in supporting others now and then.
- Do not look for black or white. More often than not there's a grey area.
- Be open to new perspectives.
- Embrace the opportunity to meet people with differing views and opinions.
- Acknowledge that you don't have to know everything.
- Accept defeats and victories with equal amounts of grace.
- Remember that social media is a piece of the pie, not the whole pie.
- Focus on quality, not quantity.
- Don't forget that most Twitter "followers" are spambots or empty accounts.
- Do not tag others on Facebook unless you wish to be tagged.
- If there's a question about whether you should share something publicly, don't share it publicly.
- Be kind out of your own desire, not out of a desire to get popular.
These rules work pretty well for me. What rules would you add to the list? Let's see if we can make it to 100!


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The first of many school bond votes in the region is underway right now in Bottineau.
Voters there are being asked to support an 18.9 million dollar bond that would allow for the construction of a new pre-Kindergarten through 5th grade school east of Bottineau.
This morning as the polling location at Bottineau High School opened up, it didn't take long for the line to start stretching very long.
It was hoped close to one thousand people would cast ballots today.
18-point-9-million dollars equals out to about 230 dollars per year in new school taxes for a 100-thousand dollar home with ag and commercial land seeing just a few dollars more than that.
So what will happen when the votes are counted up?
Superintendent Jason Kersten says he can't pin down what he thinks voters will do.
(Jason Kersten - Bottineau Superintendent) "Each day is different. There are days that I feel pretty good about it and there are days where I am not so sure it will go thorough. Anytime you are looking at a 60 percent level to pass compared to a simple majority...it takes a few more votes so it is tough to say."
So why the vote?
Superintendent Kersten says the district wants to replace the aging pre-K through 2nd grade school on Main Street.
With a successful vote today, the district would transition 3rd, 4th, and 5th grader out of the current high school building to the new school.
It would also mean a better learning environment for the growing district.
(Jason Kersten - Bottineau Superintendent) "Our PK through 2 is an older building and is in need of a lot of repair. It is one of those things that we really need a new building and also because of the growth that we have seen. We have seen some increase in our elementary numbers over the last couple of years."
Polls are still open to vote in Bottineau at the High School.
They close at seven tonight.
Truck still considered to be a "vehicle of interest" in fatal crash.
A two-year-old child was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Minot this evening.
They ask if you have any information about the incident that you contact them at 852-0111.


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As a certified yoga instructor, Peggy Hall developed a program called "The Yoga of Eating," which takes the principles of "awareness, breath and calm" from yoga and applies them to the act of eating.
The result?
Peggy says you'll experience peace of mind and a smaller pants size -- without dieting! Here's how it works:#1 Before eating anything: Wash your hands...and take three slow deep breaths as you do so. This helps you prepare your mind for the experience of eating and automatically prevents mindless noshing on anything that is at hand.
"As you do this, think about what it is you're hungry for -- what would really satisfy you not only physically but emotionally, too," says Peggy. "If you really want a homemade cookie instead of carrot sticks -- that's ok! As long as you follow along with the next step, you'll find peace of mind instead of guilt and weight gain!"#2 While you're eating: Feel a sense of gratitude for the food, for those who took part in providing it (the farmer, baker, the cashier who sold it to you).
Peggy explains that taking a moment of gratitude puts you in the mood to really enjoy and benefit from the experience.
"Focus on the food," she says. "The colors, texture, aroma, presentation. Remove all other distractions and put your full attention on the act of eating."
Peggy says it's important to chew completely, savoring the flavors, temperature, texture.
Tell yourself: "This is so good. This is exactly what I need. This is nourishing my body, mind, skin, energy."
And if it doesn't -- stop eating it!#3 After eating: Wash your hands again. Peggy explains that this "bookends" the eating experience and signals to your brain that it's time to turn your attention to other things.
"This one step can be the difference between mindless snacking and taking in excess calories and true nourishment," Peggy says. "If you want to eat more, fine, but wash your hands again and go through the entire ritual." Peggy says that over time, you'll find that you more naturally and effortlessly seek out those foods that truly nourish you -- mind, body and spirit!
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Product #: 514805 Lyman #: 7631692 UPC #: 011516816924
Product Information
The Lyman 2500 Pro Magnum Case Tumbler is perfect for a high volume reloader. The time tested and proven, heavy duty motor now has features which improve the air flow to the motor. This improved circulation increases the amount of cooling on the motor allowing extending the life of the motor. The 2500 comes with a massive bowl which has a two gallon capacity, large enough to tumble 1000 38 Special cases while holding 7 lbs of media.
Technical Information:
Voltage:110 Volt
Bowl Capacity: 1000 - 38 Special Cases
Bowl Size: 13"
Media Included: No
Media Capacity: 7 lbs
Features: Improved circulation around the motor
Note: Tumblers are not designed for tumbling loaded ammunition
Technical Information:
Voltage:110 Volt
Bowl Capacity: 1000 - 38 Special Cases
Bowl Size: 13"
Media Included: No
Media Capacity: 7 lbs
Features: Improved circulation around the motor
Note: Tumblers are not designed for tumbling loaded ammunition
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Posted: 4:33 pm Wednesday, July 14th, 2010
HCA: "Hoping to Cash in Again?"
By Stacey Singer
According to the Associated Press:
"…Private equity firm KKR & Co. LP, the parent of private equity firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, launches Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange.
It plans to register 204.9 million common units worth about $1.93 billion and said it may later raise about $500 million in a share offering."
Meanwhile, even as Kravis' equity firm heads to Wall Street, one of its biggest holdings, hospital giant HCA (via its interest in Hercules Holding), is heading to Wall Street, too. This could mean a big pay day for Kravis and many of his Palm Beach clients.KKR PEI Investments and private equity investments (via two KKR investment funds) together put KKR in control of more than 8 percent of HCA, ccording to KKR's media fact sheet on HCA. (That's as of June 30, 2008)
A report on CNBC today says HCA is expecting its initial public offering to bring in as much as $4.5 billion. Over the next several weeks it will be making presentations to potential investors. Language in its SEC filings suggest that certain employees will be granted performance incentive shares. It doesn't indicate which employees, or how much.
What will all this mean for HCA's hospitals? Since KKR and the other equity investors bought HCA in 2006, the top brass have been mostly occupied with the ledger and the legal issues.
The hospital company had spent eight years under the watchful eye of a Corporate Integrity Agreement with the Office of Inspector General at the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services.
(This stemming from the Columbia/HCA Medicare fraud case.)
The vote to proceed with the IPO came less than a month after the Corporate Integrity Agreement signed off on HCA's final report, closing the chapter on the fraud repayment.
According to Modern Healthcare, if the SEC approves HCA's plans to go back to the stock market, it will represent the third time HCA has gone for an IPO since it was formed in 1968.
Perhaps HCA stands for "Hoping to Cash-In Again?"
Or perhaps you have a more creative idea?
About the Author
Stacey Singer has been writing about health, science, biotech, consumer issues and government for nearly two decades. She's the founder of a non-profit group called Journalists in Transition which supports mid-career media professionals. In the 1990s she was a founding staffer ofThe Moscow Times, an English language newspaper that chronicled Russian life after the breakup of the former Soviet Union. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, her education has focused on both science writing and American industrial history.
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Hey RBR-ers. I am definitely liking the new logo. Would you be able to produce it on a t-shirt to sell by chance? I am sure I would not be the only one to purchase one. I am not sure if the site has tried to sell anything, becuase i am sure e-commerce can get cumbersome. We RBR faithful who check the site religously would be proud to spread the good word of RBR by wearing an official shirt.
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Maury Allen: Mets Are Wimps
I've never heard of Maury Allen, but according to his bio he was a New York Post sports columnist for 28 years and has authored 30 books. In this piece (via BBTF), he criticizes the Mets for being wussies, giving it the old "back in my day, men were men!" approach. Here's a sample: The latest to go down for the count was All Star third baseman David Wright who took a pitch on the cocoanut (sic) and is now resting comfortably on the Mets disabled list. Yeah, screw that Wright guy. He only got hit in the head by a 94 mph fastball. Talk to me when he's hit by a 103 mph heater courtesy of Nolan Ryan. I'm guessing Maury Allen would only be satisfied if Wright was resting uncomfortably on a bed of nails. While speaking with my father recently about Jim Rice's own version of this concept, I asked him if I too would one day deliver "back in my day" soliloquys. He responded: "Yes, you will. No matter how much you think you won't, you will."


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Here are your Houston Texans that made the Pro Bowl.
Houston (4) Brian Cushing, outside linebacker
* Andre Johnson, wide receiver
DeMeco Ryans, inside/middle linebacker
Mario Williams, defensive end
*Denoting starter.
Schaub gets the snub behind Manning, Rivers, and Brady but who didn't see that coming?
Via http://www.nfl.com/probowl/story?id=09000d5d8155c2fa&template=with-video-with-comments&confirm=true
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Here's how it works: We've set aside a special wholesale area within our 10 acre facility where you can find a mix of basic, hardy plants. These will include mainly popular shrubs and trees at sizes no smaller than 1 gallon. You won't find that rare paeony or lavatera in the wholesale area, but you may find pyramidalis or laurel and mainstream plants like that. The idea is to offer a range of hardy and low-maintenance plants at wholesale prices, to help you landscape a space quickly on a limited budget.
Wholesale Plants
Classic continues to support our "do it yourself" customers with the opening of our new wholesale plant area in Spring of 2010. Why wholesale? Because we are confident that once you visit our nursery, you'll want to return for all of our great deals, join our color club and consult with our knowledgeable staff.
So, here's the deal. All plants in the wholesale area are marked at retail prices, but are identifiable with special wholesale color tag. You simply buy a minimum of a dozen of the specially tagged plants in any mix and you can buy them for up to 50% off retail. That's it! The discount is calculated when you checkout. Actual selections, varieties and may vary and supply will change frequently. Because of the special discount prices, no warranty is offered on wholesale materials and purchases cannot be combined with other offers. Delivery & Installation services are additional.
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Hospital campaigners fear 'new fight'
Six months ago they were celebrating victory in the battle to keep children's heart surgery in Southampton - tonight campaigners fear they may be facing a new fight.
A High Court judge has ruled that last year's nationwide review into heart services was "fundamentally flawed". The case was brought by mothers in Leeds where the cardiac unit is due to close.
Southampton had been chosen as one of seven centres of excellence - but will it remain one? Kerry Swain reports and speaks to concerned mother Claire Keating.


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A Staunton camera collector is sharing his passion with the world, in the form of gear he's collected over more than four decades.
Dave Schwartz has been in the photography and camera business since 1968. He started out as an employee of a small shop, but bought the business a long time ago.
For those 44 years, Schwartz has been collecting cameras. Now those cameras are officially on display at the Camera Heritage Museum.
"It's the only camera museum in the United States that's open to the public with this many cameras," Schwartz said.
There are more than 2,000 cameras, and it all began with a camera that cost Schwartz an entire week's pay plus an advance.
"My boss at the time says why do you want this piece of junk?" said Schwartz. "I said I thought it was pretty."
Since then, Schwartz has added many notable cameras to the museum's collection. These include:
Schwartz believes the detail in many of these cameras is true craftsmanship. "I've got cameras in here that are 160 years old that work," he said.
But Schwartz can't say the same about today's cameras. He says some of the parts wear out all too soon. As for the future of photography, Schwartz believes the digital era is just getting started.
"We have not even begun to see where computers are going to be at," Schwartz said. "We're still in the infancy of the computer age."
Schwartz says there are another 700 cameras waiting to be put on display. The museum is welcoming donations so it can expand. Click here for more info on the Camera Heritage Museum.
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First let me say thank you to all who gave advice on what to expect while at Grant Field. All the advice was put to good use and was on the mark!
My friend who is a Tech fan (go figure-I've tried to convert him) goT tickets from a Tech season holder who wasn't going to be able to make the game and we sat on the 50 yard line on the 3rd row. The view was amazing, expect for being surrounded by Tech fans. Most of them seemed all to happy during the first quarter and most of the second. A few observations/questions:
1. Tech's game day in stadium experience was a bit confusing. The GT band would start playing, and no more than 10 -15 sec into them plying the stadium music would start to pump up the crowd. This was the standard instead of the accidental occurrence.
2. This wasn't the first time I've heard/seen the Red Coat Band- but WOW-by comparison it was no comparison.
3. Thankfully I was surrounded by mostly good spirited Tech fans who were naturally excited for the first half, and were obviously heartbroken by the end of the game but willing to shake hands and call it a day.
4. The first quarter, our team looked shell shocked and confused. Mainly the offense- I'm guessing due to being on the road, Mason's first real game and trying to find the groove. They had me worried though-have to be honest.
5. Props to our O line, Mason had LOTS of time. I haven't had time to watch the TV broadcast of it but the O line was strong for most of the game. Tech fans were frustrated/impressed by the amount of time he had to make plays.
6. As half-time approached and the Dawgs put together a nice drive it was funny to watch Tech fans and hear the comments of , "This is what we do-play maybe a half of good football and blow it." Even the could sense the collapse coming.
7. Very impressed with Conley, Mason, and Morgan (who basically was the offense for what seemed like most of the game.
8. Someone made the comment in my last post about how poorly designed the stadium is- you were 100% correct on this one. Going to the men's bathroom was annoying given the walking grade level. Also, the only place to see scores from around the nation was in one place (conveniently behind us).
9. The biggest two pops from the crowd during the video entrance was the 1990 NC and the 2008 UGA/Tech game.It was sad on many levels....
10. One the last play of the game when the ball was batted around I had PTSD flashbacks to the Auburn game and how snake bitten this season has been and hoping a Tech player wouldn't catch the ball. You could not only see the heartbreak but hear it as well as the signs of "Worth the Wait" and "THWG" began to litter the stadium floor.
11. The game ended as the Bama/Auburn game had just ended and virtually everyone was surprised Bama lost and was happy about it. I'm not a fan of Saban by anymeans, nor do i have any love lost for Auburn. Who has apparently made some type of backroom deal with the man downstairs to get so much luck in one year.
It was a great game to see and a better outcome. GO DAWGS!


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Tue, 03/15/2011 - 8:25am | by cyclecyborg
I am signed up for two cat4 races up in colfax (n. or auburn) this Sunday. I am entertaining idea of a hotel room sat night or driving up day of (more likely the later). I would be leaving from and returning to San Mateo. Is there anyone interested in carpooling up and back?


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Linus Omark uses a short-side stick fake to fool the Blues and Sam Gagner gets the easy goal. Omark's ability behind the net is something the coaching staff should use to bolster the Oilers' anemic power play. It's not like a power play or offense operating from behind the net is new in Edmonton. Wayne Gretzky's office has been empty since Doug Weight was a part-time office worker ten years ago. What did Gretzky do back there?
He would park and wait for a teammate to shake his defender. This was especially effective on the power play. He was good at it, simply because most defensemen wouldn't dare leave their post to pinch down and attack him, knowing they could fall victim to a classic Gretzky deke. More times than not, they would leave him alone, allowing him plenty of time to strategize. He would also use the net as a screen to hide the puck from the opposition.
Omark has shown the ability to do the same and it's about time the Oilers used it to fix the power play. The current system of forcing the puck to the point or giving the puck to Ales Hemsky and watching is certainly not working, and Omark is creating more, much more than Hemsky at this point. Run the power play from Gretzky's office and see what happens. It can't get worse than 12%, can it?


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Grove City, Fla. — Father Bartholomew (Richard Francis) Larkin, O.Carm., died January 16, 2013. He was 82. Father Bartholomew was born to (the late) James Joseph Larkin and (the late) Theresa (Fitzgerald) Larkin on December 22, 1931, in Salem.
He is predeceased by his brother Father John Larkin, O.Carm., and survived by his brother William. Father Bartholomew entered the Carmelite Order in 1950 and was ordained a priest in 1954. Among his assignments: teacher, Dean of Students, and Prior of the Carmelite community at DeSales High School, Louisville, Ky.; teacher at the Carmelite Junior Seminary, Hamilton; vocation director for the Chicago Carmelite Province; pastor at the following parishes; St. Mary, Joliet, Ill., St. Therese, Cresskill, N.J., St. Patrick, Niagara Falls, Ontario, St. Mary, Closter, N.J., and St. Francis of Assisi, Grove City, Fla. He also served as assistant pastor at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, Newport News, Va., and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Louisville, Ky.
ARRANGEMENTS: Visitation will be held on Friday, January 18, 2013, from 2 to 7:30 p.m. at St. Francis of Assisi Church (5265 Placida Road, Grove City, Fla.) with a prayer service ending the visitation. The Mass of Christian Burial will take place at St. Francis of Assisi Church on Saturday, January 19, at 10 a.m. Interment at Venice Memorial Gardens. Arrangements handled by Englewood Community Funeral Home, 941-475-9800, email@example.com. Memorials in honor of Reverend Bartholomew Larkin, O.Carm., can be made to the Order of Carmelites, 1317 N. Frontage Rd., Darien, IL, 60561.


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Alright, so I'm a bit slow and couldn't figure out how to do a poll so I'm going to do this manually.
The game is on the line and we need a basket. Who are we going to?
Deron Williams - He's made clutch shots in the past and seems like he'd be a great option considering he can actually make the shot OR the correct pass (just like he did to Farmar last year.)
Joe Johnson - Quiet and clutch. This guy has a long history of making clutch shots.
Brook Lopez - Even our own Brookie has hit a clutch shot or two.
The Other Guys - Gerald, Teletovic, Brooks....
Or do we just run the offense and let the open man take the last uncontested shot?


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EDUCATION > Frequently Asked Questions
Because NEHA receives so many phone calls with questions about
continuing education and credential renewals, we have put together this
list of commonly asked questions and answers to make this process easier
for you. Click on the link below to reveal the answer.
Q: How do I enter
in my Continuing Education on the automated form?
A: "To submit coursework for CE credit, click on the appropriate link and fill out the provided form. The name, date (to be entered in DD/MM/YYYY format, i.e., 01/01/2013), a brief summary of the course, and the total number of hours you spent minus breaks, lunches, dinners, and business meetings are required. Please note: The total number of CE hours is subject to revision by a Continuing Education staff member.
NEW PROCESS: Once you have entered your course information, click on the "Submit" button. Your form will be sent to a Continuing Education staff member and you will receive a confirmation of your submission via e-mail. (The confirmation will come from the e-mail address,
email@example.com. Please add this e-mail address to your safe senders list.) This confirmation will restate the information you have entered into the form. Please review the form for accuracy and completeness."
What is my credentialing ID?
A: Your credential ID number is separate from your NEHA membership number and/or NEHA activity ID number. Your credential ID number can be found on your credential wallet card and credential wall certificate.
How do I know my CE Submission was
received/approved by NEHA?
A: If NEHA has your current email address on
file and you submit your submission using the online form, you will automatically receive a message confirming your submission.
Submissions received by fax, email, or mail will not
receive a confirmation of receipt.
CEs that have been approved/rejected can be reviewed
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My NEHA.
Q: How do I check the status of my continuing education?
NEW PROCESS: You can
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NEHA has implemented, which provides you with the ability to more easily manage, not only your continuing education, but also your personal profile and transactions with NEHA.
To access your My NEHA account, simply click on the
My NEHA link in the top navigation bar.
What if my email address/street address/personal information is not on file with NEHA or is incorrect?
A: You can contact NEHA's credentialing
department by emailing email@example.com
and request that your information be changed in your record. Once your
request is received it can take up to one business day to be changed in
our database and appear on the CE Submission Form.
Q: How do I send NEHA my supporting documentation for my CE Submissions?
A: Since you will be submitting your
submissions electronically, we will no longer require you to submit
supporting documentation (i.e. certificate of completion, course agenda,
etc). However, we do require that you keep a record of the supporting
documentation, as we will be randomly auditing individuals to provide such
documentation on a biannual basis (please see below where it outlines the
audit procedures and processes). Notice will be sent to individuals in
January and July each year if you are chosen for an audit. Those selected
for an audit will have 6 months to provide the appropriate documentation
to NEHA regardless of their credential expiration date.
Q: If I hold more
than one NEHA credential do I have to enter in the same course more than once?
A: No, if you hold more than one NEHA
credential you do not need to enter in the same course more than once. The
system will apply the CE hours appropriately to your multiple credentials.
What is the process and procedure if I am chosen for an audit?
Notice will be sent in January for those
whose credentials expire in the January 1 – June 30 window. All
those chosen at random will have until June 30 of that year to provide
their CE submissions, for their two-year credential period, WITH
supporting documentation (i.e. course agenda, certificate of
completion, etc) to NEHA.
Notice will be sent in July for those
whose credentials expire in the July 1 – December 31 window. All
those chosen at random will have until December 31 of that year to
provide their CE submissions, for their two-year credential period,
WITH supporting documentation (i.e. course agenda, certificate of
completion, etc.) to NEHA.
If you are chosen for an audit CE
submissions can be entered electronically but will also need to be
sent as a hard copy with supporting documentation.
If you are chosen for an audit your
credential will go into an active- in audit mode until the audit
window closes. For example if your credential expires 3/31/2013 and
you are chosen for the January 1 – June 30, 2013 audit, you will
have until 6/30/2013 to provide your credential renewal fees and
supporting documentation for CE submissions (that should still fall
within your two-year credential period of 4/1/11 – 3/31/13) without
being penalized.
Your credential will remain in the
active- in audit mode even after your expiration date, as you will be
in the audit process.
If an individual cannot provide
supporting documentation for a continuing education submission he/she
will not be given credit for those hours.
If an individual falls short of meeting
the minimum CE hour requirement for the credential and/or does not
submit the appropriate renewal fees, he/she will be entered into a
one-time grace period that can last for a period of up to two (2)
years from their credential expiration date. At the end of the grace
period all appropriate fees and continuing education hours must be
submitted in order to become active status.
If a candidate fails to submit the
appropriate fees and continuing education hours prior to the end of
the grace period, his/her credential is revoked. In order to re-obtain
the credential the individual must reapply and retake the examination.
If an individual has entered into a
grace period once and brings their credential up to date but then
fails on another occasion to fulfill the renewal requirements the
individual's credential is automatically revoked. In order for an
individual to re-obtain his/her credential once it has been previously
revoked, he/she must wait for a period of one (1) year to reapply and
retake the examination.
If an individual is chosen for an audit
in 2007 it does not preclude him/her from being chosen again for an
audit in 2009 (the next time the credential would be up for
expiration). Audit participants are chosen at random. Therefore it is
possible to be chosen for an audit more than one time.
The first audit notices were sent out
in January 2007.
Q: What is acceptable for continuing education credit with NEHA?
A: Conferences, seminars, classes,
lectures, online trainings, etc., are all acceptable forms of continuing
education if they are related to the environmental health field –
food, water, wastewater, air, vector and pest control, hazardous
materials and/or waste management, radiation, recreation, housing and
institutional health and safety, occupational health and safety, program
planning and legal aspects, or general environmental health and
scientific concepts, etc.
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undergraduate and graduate level are acceptable if they address
environmental health. NEHA grants 16 contact hours for each semester
credit hour and 13 contact hours for each quarter hour.
Q: What is the
difference between contact hours and CEUs? Which do I need to accrue for renewal of my certification?
A: One "contact hour" is one clock hour
of learning time. One CEU is equal to 10 contact hours. NEHA measures
continuing education in contact hours.
Q: If I have more than the required number of contact hours accrued within my renewal cycle, can I carry the difference into the next renewal period?
A: No.
The term "continuing education"
means just that. It is NEHA's goal to insure that the individuals that
hold a NEHA credential are continually educating themselves within the
environmental health field. Therefore, we do not carry
over continuing education contact hours from one renewal
cycle to the next.
Q: Can I enter in my continuing education online if I do not hold a NEHA credential?
A: No, the online submission is available
only to those that hold a NEHA credential. If you do not hold a NEHA
credential but would like NEHA to maintain your continuing education
hours we can do so for a fee of $7.50 per submission. You would complete
one CE Submission Form
per CE activity and submit it via fax or mail to:National Environmental Health AssociationAttn: Continuing Education720 S. Colorado Blvd., Ste. 1000-NDenver, Colorado 80246Fax Number: (303) 691-9490
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Produced by: Mark Mangold
Mystic Healer is the product of Mark Mangold from American Tears, Touch, Drive She Said, Flesh & Blood and now solo fame.
He is a class song writer that has helped out on records with the likes of Michael Bolton, Cher, Kiss and Bon Jovi.
This album is the result of many song writing sessions left over the years and has been re-recorded with the aid of a new vocalist Todd Googins.
The material was all written by Mangold with the aid of Jack Ponti, Michael Bolton, Al Fritsch, Tamara Champlin and Aldo Nova.
Guests come thick and fast on Mystic Healer. they include Al Fritsch, Chuck Bonfante, Randy Jackson, Bob Kulic, Tony Bruno, Michael Bolton and Tamara Champlin.
so as you can see it is quite an AOR love fest. But most importantly..to the songs!
Mystic Healer is classic Mangold style AOR and deeply rooted into mid to late 80's keyboard AOR. Lots of atmosphere and keys and guitars and backing vocals.
Crossed My Heart opens the album. Most would have heard this from the MTM sampler. One of the best tunes from the album, the songs soars in glorious pure AOR form.
If You Ever Fall is very Drive She Said, like many of the songs here.
A chorus that is big while not going over the top and a blend of keys and guitars that is quite rocky.
Tonight has that classic AOR anthem feel to it as it builds but when it gets there, the chorus remains fairly straight forward.
You Hold My Heart is firmly in AOR ballad territory. I cool moody ballad that is quite laid back, but with nice effect.
You Never Know With Magic is OK and Standing In The Line Of Fire is a good melodic tune.
I am The One and Never Say Never are also solid tunes. It is during this point however that I begin to feel like the tracks are a little too familiar and the same-ish.
The vocals of Todd Googins also begin to grate a little. While being an admirable singer, I feel that his sound is a little one dimensional and doesn't vary his voice, sound or delivery much.
The rest of the tracks are all solid enough, but like Isaid tend to blend into one sound.
This album disappoints me a little overall, although I think fans of pure 80's AOR and especially Mark Mangold's previous work will find plenty to like in this.
However I rate Mangold's work in Touch and Drive She Said both better than this.
Not bad, but not essential.
|ESSENTIAL FOR: All Touch, Drive She Said and Mark Mangold fans


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The Intensive Weekend MSW Program has locations in Southern, Central, and Northern New Jersey.
Classes are held in Mays Landing, Bordentown, Parsippany,
and Jersey City.
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