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Professor Andy Anderson is a partner with the Miami based law firm of Houck Anderson P.A. He is a Board Certified, Admiralty and Maritime Lawyer who has been practicing in the area of federal maritime and federal administrative law since 1976. Prof. Anderson is the past Chair (1995-1997) of the Florida Bar Admiralty Law Committee and the Admiralty and Maritime Law Certification Committee (1988-1999). He retired from the United States Coast Guard, following a 20 plus year career, in 1989 with the rank of Commander. Since then, he has been in private practice, practicing exclusively in the area of admiralty and maritime law. In addition to an extensive practice involving all areas of federal maritime and administrative law, Prof. Anderson has also been active in the Florida Bar, chairing both the Florida Admiralty Law Committee and Admiralty and Maritime Law Certification Committee, as well as serving, for the past fifteen years, as an adjunct Professor of Admiralty Law at the University of Miami, School of Law and has written numerous admiralty and maritime law articles.
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Sir Paul McCartney Awarded The French Legion Of Honour
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The French Legion of Honour is usually given out to individuals who perform great services in the country of France, including in the military or the arts. However, sometimes the French government changes it up and gives out the award to an American or another European for the hell of it. This year, Sir Paul McCartney has managed to earn the distinction for his services to the world of music.
The former Beatles and Wings musician was awarded the Legion of Honour on Saturday morning, at the Élysée Palace in Paris. The ceremony was a private one and featured a speech from the President, as well as actually giving McCartney the cool little medallion he earns with the distinction. The Legion of Honour comes for McCartney just six months after he hit another big milestone: getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
The list of French Legion of Honour inductees is decently long and really weird. Americans Jerry Lewis and Robert Redford both have been awarded the honor, as have British famous faces Sir Laurence Oliver and Queen Elizabeth II. Recently, actress Salma Hayek even earned the distinction. Yes, the woman who wore a "What the Frak" t-shirt on 30 Rock has her own shiny medallion.
The more interesting tidbits of the day were some of French President François Hollandes side comments during the ceremony. Apparently, the man is a Paul guy. The Guardian reported the news, stating the President actually told McCartney he favored the more happy-go-lucky singer over his more intense Beatles writing partner, John Lennon, back in the day. Theres no word on where Harrison or Ringo fit into Hollandes equation, but Im guessing they didnt really even compute.


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The anarchists that sank Greece into a near state of chaos late last year are now taking aim at the Church: Greece is seeing an unprecedented spate of terrorist attacks against churches. Among the churches that were hit, in one case during religious service, were the Athens Metropolitan Church, the Piraeus Metropolitan Church, and the Church of St. Demetrios in Thessaloniki. Greek media have described these attacks, the likes of which Greece has not seen even when the country was under occupation, as a "declaration of war against the Church of Greece." All of the bombs were defused in time and only one, at Agia Triada in Pireaus, caused minor damage. The organization "Conspiracy of the Nuclei of Fire – Commandos" along with "The Nihilist Faction" assumed responsibility for the attack and in a manifesto claimed "Religion is a mechanism of power that plays a particularly devious role in subjugating people." Authorities in Greece are taking the attacks very seriously, especially in … [Read more...]
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Months after her death, Elizabeth Taylor is still making a big impact and her prized jewelry collection is coveted by many who were willing to pay the high price.
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The sum includes the $11.8 million paid for a pearl necklace and more than $8.8 million for a diamond ring given to her by Richard Burton, according to The Associated Press.
Part of the proceeds will go to The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation, which she established in 1991 to help people living with AIDS.
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The pair had met in Italy on the set of the 1963 film "Cleopatra," and married for the first time in 1964. The two divorced in 1974 but remarried in 1975 before calling it quits again in 1976.
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Other sales of Taylor's art, clothing and memorabilia will be held later in the week. An online-only sale of some items runs until Saturday. Taylor's collection of impressionist and modern art is scheduled to go on sale at Christie's in London in February.
In 2002, Taylor wrote a memoir titled, "My Love Affair with Jewelry," in which she described the journey of her collection and how she came to own each piece.
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Name: James
Majors: International Business/Finance
Program: Temple UniversityJapan
Where: Tokyo, Japan
When: Spring 2006
Favorite Course: Japanese Elements II
Highlight: Mt.Fuji Trip
Best Excursion: Trip to Kyoto
Favorite Dish: conveyor belt sushi
Describe your most memorable experience while abroad.
I am very glad that I had a roommate who has relatives living in Japan. I was invited to spend some nights at his grandparents' place. The experience was amazing and memorable as well. Even though I had never met them before this time, I was treated like an honored guest, with a high level of respect. They prepared so much traditional food that my roommate and I couldn't finish it all. Out of all the delicious dishes, sushi and tuna sashimi were some of my favorites. At night, we moved the dining table to the side of the room and made our beds on the open area by putting thick blankets on top of the tatami mat. We could then sleep in the traditional Japanese manner. In addition, I did not miss the chance to practice my Japanese with the natives. His grandmother was a talkative person; she knew that my Japanese skills were limited, but she kept telling me stories and jokes to help me learn more. I often picked up what she said and added a comment or two to keep the conversation going, and she was always very excited when seeing me trying to speak the language.
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Hello Kayapati, Please I need your help with the following questions: 1) Can the facebook and any other social media open on a different page? Right know MY only working icon "FACEBOOK" opens up on the same page loosing the main website page (FM Real Estate Group). 2) The site doesn't look RIGHT on IE version 8, is there an unresolved issue? 3) Portfolio (3 columns): The size and color of the font doesn't follow the settings of the rest of the page. When I changed it on each portfolio page, the layout of the portfolio got messed up.Website: http://www.fmrealestategroup.com/
Tahnk you, Lili.
Open kaya_socialicons.php which is in "lib/functions/shortcodes"
and look at this code, where we added target=_blank, your file might be missing this.
$out .='';
can you link the portfolio page to look the issue?
Would you tell me exactly where I need to add the "target=_blank"? This is the code that I got from the lob folder <?php//short code for home page boxes function kaya_socialicons ($atts, $content = null) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( 'imgurl' => '', 'link' => '#', ), $atts)); if($imgurl!=''){ $out= ' '; $out .=''; $out .= ' '; } return $out; } add_shortcode('social','kaya_socialicons'); ?>
Thank you, Lili
1. please email me the file I will edit it and send it back to you.
2. Just now tested it in IE5 windows, I do not see any issue, can you explain where you see the issue,
3. I cam not getting what style missing here www.fmrealestategroup.com/?post_type=portfolio&p=220
1. I emailed you the code, I couldn't upload the file. 2. OK 3. http://www.fmrealestategroup.com/?post_type=portfolio&p=220 in this page the style, specifically COLOR, is different as the style on the other pages like http://www.fmrealestategroup.com/?page_id=47. Again when I tried to change the color or size, the portfolio got messed up. PLEASE HELP!
I didn't say the style is missing. I said "the text's style inside portfolio doesn't follow the general text settings (?!) Same thing happened on your portfolio template.
The style for Title is different and the style for links and different, we designed like this.
use this code for social icons:
<?php //short code for home page boxes function kaya_socialicons ($atts, $content = null) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( 'imgurl' => '', 'link' => '#', ), $atts)); if($imgurl!=''){ $out= '
'; $out .=''; $out .= '
'; } return $out; } add_shortcode('social','kaya_socialicons'); ?>
Thank you K. I replaced the code you sent me BUT now when you click on the FB social icon it opens the same page instead the Facebook page. I'm not sure if something went wrong in the code. Please would you review it? Thank you, LiliWebsite: http://www.fmrealestategroup.com/
some thing missing while copying the code, ok please send an email I will send you file.
Thank you for your response. I'm not sure what do you want me to email you? However the actual code, the one that replaced the previous one, is the one that you sent me. I've pasted the code below…..
//short code for home page boxes function kaya_socialicons ($atts, $content = null) { extract(shortcode_atts(array( 'imgurl' => '', 'link' => '#', ), $atts)); if($imgurl!=''){ $out= ' '; $out .=''; $out .= ' '; } return $out; } add_shortcode('social','kaya_socialicons'); ?>
Kayapati, please any comment about opening the social media (i.e. FB) on a different page?
please email me your file I will edit it and send it back
Hello Kayapati,
Thank you for updating the theme to support Wordpress 3.5. I spent many hours this weekend trying to figure out why the widgets and page name fields would not work for me. Your update fixed our issues.
2 Questions about Front Page Teaser Box Images:
1. I need to link the teaser image to a specific page on the site, but I do not see a url box to add that. Is there a way to add a link to the Teaser Box Image?
2. I would like to make the text underneath the heading of each of the teaser boxes to expand with your short code [accordions] but it looks terrible incorporated into the teaser boxes. Can you recommend how I could get the information to expand underneath each Teaser Box heading?
Thank you for your assistance.
Best Regards, Crystal
For the 1 query, we will implement it in coming updates.
for 2nd one, its a bit difficult.
Do you know why the map is broken? It's broken on my site and on the demo site.
did you update latest wp version 3.5?
If so , download latest updated globex theme and replace "lib" folder.
Is there a trick to putting a link in a teaser box? It seems to add characters to the a href and makes the url invalid.
Hello Kayapati,
This is a great theme, thank you. Is there a way to have toggle content expanded automatically? Perhaps a variable I can add to:
[toggle_content heading="Toggle Heading1"] Add your content1 here [/toggle_content]
Thank you! Crystal
you mean the first tab should be opened when load?
Yes, Kayapati. I want one toggle content default expanded but if user clicks + they can collapse it.
Thank you!
In that case you can use accordian shortcode.
For toggle also works, but need to make small changes in the custom.js
We do not want to use accordion because when user prints screen information does not appear. We want to use toggle and have one open by default.
Thanks! Crystal
try this:
Open custom.js and find this code:
and replace with this:
Any comment on my question? "Is there a trick to putting a link in a teaser box? It seems to add characters to the a href and makes the url invalid."
We are updating the theme and will update file in couple of days.
I'm seeing a messup on the blog page template. It replaces the sidebar with the footer. You can see it here: http://beta.bizingenuity.com/blog/
I'm using the "blog page" template and I've selected a sidebar as well. What else do I need to do?
It seems you are creating the post are missing some end tag elements. Hide all post and try with fresh then you will come to know the issue.
I did import older blog posts. There's no way to fix without creating new blog posts for this theme?
I did import older blog posts. There's no way to fix without creating new blog posts for this theme?
Any update on this?
there is no updates till now, we will update it soon.
I've updated to WP 3.5 and updated the lib folder from the updated theme but the images for the home page slider, teaser boxes and portfolio section have all disappeared.
When I try to update the images on the portfolio I get an error. Can you tell me how to fix this please?
I updated the theme, did you get latest files?
Yes I downloaded the latest files yesterday and it made no difference! It looks like I cannot add media to any page, post, portfolio etc while this theme is active. It works fine when I use the Twenty Eleven theme.
Is there something else I can try?
can you email me your website url and admin access
I have just downloaded the files again and updated the entire theme and it now works
Thanks for you help.
When I add a caption to a picture on a post, the caption content becomes the teaser text. Is there a way to use the caption, and bypass it's inclusion in the teaser?
If it's a custom CSS solution… could you point me in the right direction conceptually? I tried to use boxes today with custom CSS and the entire post disappeared… I am unsure of how to build the box.
Thanks for your GREAT support.
Not getting clearly, do you mean the shortcode teaser boxes?
I solved the problem.
However…today out of nowhere… pictures are missing in the teaser section. Why is this happening?
today out of nowhere… pictures are missing in the teaser section. Why is this happening? www.teamorlando.org
I downloaded the latest theme again, and replaced the lib folder again….no change.
can you re create the teaser boxes?
Hi, I've just purchased your nice theme BUT i've seen on your updates list the following entry:
- Updated On Sept 5th 2012 (Version 1.2 ): Added one more text field for Frontpage teaser box icon link, now you can link icon to any where
I can't see somewhere the field to add link on teaserbox icon !!! Where it is ?
Please provide some help about it !
we are updating theme, it will be done with in 2 days.
Oh great news !! Thanks for support. I've noticed also that there were not the ability to add br tag when we fill out the adress field of contact info widget. Something else, is there a way to translate the Email Us button in contact page? I edited the file template-contact.php without being successfull.Thanks once again !
I have a problem with the portfolio. I have make from 4 – 5 rows. And I have test it on my server and it works ok. But now I have upload the website by my client and now get the image a link the first 4 pictures are ok, but after these 4 when you click on the picture you see the images on a page from the image that is standing before this row.
Can you help me to fix this…
can you show me your website url to see the issue clearly?
Hello, I am trying to figure out how to make the icons on the Home Page Teaser Columns link to a page-is this possible? (If its not on the front end options, is there somewhere I can change the html of it?) Thank you
we have added an option in recent update, so you can get the latest files, let me know if you still face the issue.
hello, thank you-I did as you suggested and now I see the link field, but it still doesn't work. I input a link and save the changes, but when you click on the images they just re-direct to the home page..
you need to the absolute links like this:
The link on the first one that I am trying is: http://www.weprintprescott.com/quick-quote.com Am I doing something wrong with it? Thank you again for your help!!
oops, sry added an extra ".com" in there by accident, its "http://www.weprintprescott.com/quick-quote"
just now theme is update get latest files and update theme, then the teaser icons link should work.
I am assuming I just update the "lib" files? I did this and it is still having the same issue..
So far I have:
-Replaced all lib files -Updated links to full link (http://weprintprescott.com/quick-quote/) -Cleared cache (both browser and theme)
you do not see the option to give links for teaer box icons in Theme Options page?
Yes, that is where I am putting the links-I put the link there, then click save changes, but the icons still all just redirect to the home page when clicked.
while giving the link, you need to put like this:
This is the link I am putting in: "http://www.weprintprescott.com/quick-quote
can email me your wp admin?
okay, just did-thank you!
I forgot to tell you that you also need to update "slider" folder along with "lib" folder.
Let me know still face the issue.
Okay, updated the "slider" file as well, but it's still not working..
Hello, have you been able to find a solution for this issue? We really need to go live with this site by Friday..
Please download latest files which were update 22hours back and try updating complete theme, if still face then please provide your wp admin we will check it out.
I have made changes to this theme that will be lost if I update the entire theme-are you sure there's not another way?
what are the changes you made?
in this case replace "lib" and "slider" folder.
Hi Can you please provide a changelog file with any updates – as I (we broadly) would hate to loose any custom mods/changes already implimented! Thanks… PS, It's still a great theme…
download the latest files and replace "lib" folder, did you make any changes in the lib folder?
Wow – the whole of the lib folder content was changed..? I've replaced the lib folder, and not sure if I'd made any "mods" – but nothing appears to have changed (broken), have added the link URL's in the "new" fields – but after hitting "update" – they don't appear to have made any difference (don't link to the inputted page/post)...??? Any ideas..?
Can you email me your wp admin?
Hi everyone!
I would like to know how does Globex wordpress theme get on well with woocommerce plugin. Are they compatible? Do I have to edit code or sth to make them work?
Thanks in advance!!
not tested this plugin.
Could you please have a go in order to test it ? I would appreciate it very much!!
Hi, I tried to add the slider and testimonials shortcodes on a page, and the content appears twice.Here is the code of my page:

Nos partenaires

[portfolioslider category="formations,divers" width="223" height ="223" auto="true" scroll="2" imglink="lightbox"]

Nos clients

[portfolioslider category="pharmacies,groupements-gie" width="223" height ="223" auto="true" scroll="2" imglink="lightbox"]

Quelques témoignages

[testimonial title="Ibrahim-Yves" imgurl="http://templatesden.com/TF/WPCMS/globex/files/2012/08/testimonial1.png" imagelink="#"]Add Testimonial Content Here[/testimonial]

[testimonial title="Maître Jean" imgurl="http://templatesden.com/TF/WPCMS/globex/files/2012/08/testimonial1.png" imagelink="#"]Add Testimonial Content Here[/testimonial]

And here is the link of my page: http://www.pharmathink.fr/references
As you will notice the navigation of the slider is not working ! And let me tell you that I did'nt make any change to the core files of your theme.
Can you provide some help ?? Moreover, what about the updates you were talking about last week ?
Best regards !
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CONCORD, N.H. — Three months after Michael Addison was sentenced to die for killing a Manchester police officer — New Hampshire's first death sentence in 50 years — the New Hampshire House of Representatives has voted to repeal capital punishment.
The bill needs approval by the New Hampshire Senate and Gov. John Lynch. Lynch, a Democrat, said he would veto the bill if it reached his desk.
"There are some crimes so heinous that I believe capital punishment is warranted," Lynch said after the vote.
Michael Addison was sentenced to death in December for killing Manchester police officer Michael Briggs in 2006. No execution date has been scheduled because Addison is appealing the sentence.
Law enforcers, led by Attorney General Kelly Ayotte, who prosecuted Addison, have lined up against the repeal.
Yesterday, the House voted 193-174 to send the death penalty repeal bill to the Senate.
"It's unbelievable, this liberal agenda up here," said Seabrook state Rep. Mark Preston, a Democrat who professes not to be as liberal as many of his House colleagues. "I don't believe it passed. I never thought I'd see the day in New Hampshire when a repeal of the death penalty would pass. I spoke with (Seabrook state Reps.) Koko and Amy Perkins, and they said they didn't vote for the repeal either. "
Preston said that during yesterday's debate, state Rep. Robert Cushing Jr., a Hampton Democrat, spoke as he has many times in the past, hoping to persuade his colleagues to repeal the death penalty.
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OBJECTIVE: A survey of hospital-based nurse executives was conducted to determine the extent, approaches, and outcomes of nurse navigator (NN) programs.
BACKGROUND: Nurse navigators are distinct from other recognized healthcare roles. Navigators most commonly focus on a single health condition with the goal of improving the provision of specified health services for an individual patient.
METHODS: An 11-question Internet-based survey was e-mailed to 580 nurse executives in Texas.
RESULTS: Of the respondents, only 24% implemented any type of NN program. Most of the respondents with navigators rated these programs as successful. Most of the NN programs served cancer patients. Sixty percent implemented noncancer NN programs, with most reporting quality improvement as the main outcome measure for patients with conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and high-risk obstetrics.
CONCLUSIONS: Opportunities exist in demonstrating the value of NN roles. To increase support for the role, nurse executives should develop the programs to meet the clinical, marketing, and financial objectives of the organization and targeted patient populations.
An increasingly complex healthcare system stresses patients' ability to successfully navigate their care services without assistance. Although a role of the professional nurse is that of care coordinator, nurse navigator (NN) roles are being designed to facilitate patients' progress through the treatment process, payment mechanisms, and healthcare organizational structures. The role of the NN has the potential to remove or mitigate barriers to care, such as managing paperwork, interfacing with insurance companies, serving as coordinator for the healthcare team for indicated services, and helping the patient to understand treatment and care options. Published literature most prominently recognizes the role of NNs in caring for patients diagnosed with cancer1-8; however; the impact of an NN for other conditions and populations is less well understood.9-11
In December 2012, a survey was administered to hospital-based nurse executives (NEs) in Texas to determine the extent of implementation of NN roles and to identify the associated evaluative approaches and outcomes.
In 2012, Texas ranked 40th of all US states in selected health process and outcome measures and showed a strong indication of declining in the future, as compared with other states, according to the United Health Foundation.12 Given this performance, researchers sought to understand how leaders in Texas hospitals were supporting the role of NNs to improve health.
In 1990, Dr Harold Freeman developed the 1st NN role at Harlem Hospital in New York in an effort to expedite diagnosis and treatment while facilitating access to care for patients with abnormal breast screening results.2 The literature suggests that patients with cancer are the most likely to receive the services of an NN.13 Several national initiatives, including the Patient Navigation Research Program sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and American Cancer Society, have supported expansion of the NN role in cancer care.1 In 2001, the President's Cancer Panel recommended increased funding for community-based programs, such as patient navigator (PN) programs, to provide information, screening, treatment, and supportive care. The Patient Navigator Outreach and Chronic Disease Prevention Act of 2005 authorized federal grants to hire and train PNs to help patients with cancer and other serious chronic diseases access screening, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up care. In 2006, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services funded 6 demonstration projects to help minority Medicare patients overcome barriers in screening, diagnosis, and treatment through the use of navigators.1
Although NN programs most commonly target cancer patients, the literature supports that opportunity exists to extend NN programs to other chronic diseases.3 Populations suggested include patients with HIV,9 asthma,10 osteoarthritis,11 and high-risk obstetrical care.14 However, few studies have been published profiling the incidence and outcomes of these noncancer populations related to the care of NNs.
Although there is limited long-term, well-constructed research in this area, initial evaluation of navigator programs suggests improved patient outcomes. In 1 study, disease screening rates, adherence to diagnostic services after identification of an anomaly, and treatment improvement increased.1 In addition, an analysis of evaluations of NN programs from 2000 to 2010 identified improved patient satisfaction, positive changes in patient attitudes, increased understanding of the disease process and patient perception of more timely and accessible treatment.3
There is no single definition of a nurse (or patient) navigator. A review of the literature suggests 2 foci: (a) the provision of specified services to provide care and (b) removal of barriers to care.1,15 Wells et al1 suggests that the role of a PN, regardless of the professional discipline, can be operationalized as providing any service that assists patients in overcoming obstacles from screening to treatment, as well as coping with treatment and follow-up. According to Wells et al,1 PNs are responsible for (a) overcoming health system barriers, (b) providing health education about the disease from prevention to treatment, (c) addressing patient barriers to care, and (d) providing psychosocial support. It is acknowledged that the PN role has much in common with the scope of other healthcare professionals that also facilitate patient transitions through the care process and improve access to services.1 To contrast the roles, the case manager may be oriented toward complex care coordination, and an NN is typically targeted toward a single health condition. An NN typically removes or diminishes specific health system barriers particular to an individual patient (Table 1).1 A number of disciplines have skills consistent with the navigator role, including nurses, social workers, health educators, and laypeople.1 Education and background for navigators are reported to range from lay navigators16 to advanced practice nurses.17 This study focused on NN, consistent with the findings of Case,3 that the role of the navigator, in cancer care, corresponds with the conceptual perspectives of nursing.
The work to establish a distinct role for the NN supports the recommendations of The Institute of Medicine (IOM) to reconceptualize the nursing profession as "health coaches, care coordinators, informaticians, primary care providers and health team leaders."18(p30) Suggesting that the US healthcare system must shift from the acute care setting to the community, the IOM implores nurses to develop practice opportunities in a greater variety of settings, including primary care medical homes and accountable care organizations.18
The institutional review board of the university affiliate of 1 of the investigators approved the study. The sample of 580 NEs was extracted from a database compiled by the hospital survey unit of the Texas Department of State Health Services, Center for Health Statistics. A series of 3 e-mails were sent to all NEs included in this list, requesting their participation in an Internet survey hosted by Zip Survey. The e-mails included the name and contact information of the investigators, the purpose of the survey, the rationale for surveying regarding the NN role, and the potential benefits of this online survey. Survey responses were collected anonymously, ensuring no more than minimal risk for participants.
The investigator-developed survey contained 11 questions pertaining to the participant's job title, hospital organization size and location, the existence of an NN program, and the primary objectives of the nursing organization. Four subsequent survey questions were posed only to those participants who answered affirmatively that their organization implemented a noncancer NN program. Noncancer NN programs were the subject of interest because of lack of published literature and the potential for improved care in other diseases. These questions pertained to the patient populations covered by the program, the main rationale for developing the NN program, the duration of the existence of the NN program, and program evaluative measures. All respondents who had implemented NN programs were asked about the program's success, as determined by objective measures. For the purposes of the survey (Supplemental Digital Content 1, http://links.lww.com/JONA/A262), an NN program was defined as a program that "assists a patient to overcome barriers to screening, diagnosis, or treatment to achieve timely and effective care."
Of the 580 Texas NEs surveyed, 76 completed the survey (13.1%) (Table 2). This sample of Texas acute care hospitals reflects the make-up of US hospital organizations, where 35% of the nation's hospitals are defined as rural.19 The organization size varied from acute hospitals of 500 beds or more (4%; n = 3), 499 to 300 beds (12%; n = 9), 299 to 100 beds (28%; n = 21), and fewer than 100 beds (57%; n = 44). The American Hospital Association categorizes hospitals sizes differently, but our survey contained similar numbers of hospitals in the United States with fewer than 100 beds (54% vs 58%) and US hospitals considered "large" (8% vs 4%).19 The remaining 6 organizations (8%) in the sample included a pediatric orthopedic specialty hospital, an inpatient rehabilitation hospital, 2 critical access hospitals, a psychiatric hospital, and a long-term care acute care hospital.
Of the 76 respondents, only 24% (n = 18) implemented any type of NN program. Of these, 8 NN programs served cancer patients, 6 served cancer patients and another patient population, and the remaining 4 served other patients diagnosed with other diseases besides cancer (Table 3). According to the NEs surveyed who implemented NN programs, 16 considered the programs to be "successful" (89%) as determined by objective measures, and the remaining respondents (11%; n = 2) had not yet generated outcomes from the programs. No respondents reported that their program results were unsuccessful or made no difference or achieved mixed results. See Table 4 for the characteristics of implemented NN programs.
Of the 10 NEs who implemented noncancer NN programs, the main rationale for developing the program included "increase access to diagnosis and treatment" (n = 3), "decrease cost of care" (n = 1), and "improve quality" (n = 6). Most of the noncancer NN programs (70%; n = 7) (Table 5) measured quality of care to assess their programs, including disease screening rates, patient retention in treatment, patient satisfaction scores, physician/staff satisfaction scores, patient-reported symptoms, and patients' scores test evaluating understanding of disease processes. Surprisingly, only 2 noncancer NN programs formally measured access to care (eg, adherence to diagnostic follow-up care services, time interval between diagnosis and initiation of treatment), and none actually measured cost or charges of care services.
Results suggest that, to some extent, NEs in this sample have a nebulous understanding of the NN role. Of the 58 participants who responded that their facility had "not implemented an NN program," 7 (12%) answered that, although they have not implemented an NN program, they do have a team of nurses whose main objective is to improve the experience (timeliness, effectiveness) of an individual patient. According to Wells et al,1 timeliness and effectiveness are key factors of NN programs, as compared with case management or patient advocacy roles. It is unknown whether these teams could be classified as NNs, case managers, patient advocates, or a combination of roles.
These results represent the 1st application of the described survey instrument. Although the authors reviewed all individual questions for understandability, no established reliability statistics verified that the questions would evoke consistent responses. In addition, the unstable validity of some of the survey questions was apparent in the results, specifically when the subjects without NN programs indicated that they employed a team of nurses whose main objective essentially agreed with the main characteristics of NN programs (improve individual patient care experience). Finally, the unexpectedly low response rate for this study (13.1%) may limit the generalizability of the results. Although true of most surveys, this possible nonresponse error may influence the study results given the diversity of hospitals, both in size and mission, in a large state containing disparate regions, such as Texas. Despite these limitations, the results of this survey provide a glimpse of the penetration of NN programs and the understanding (or lack of understanding) of the potential of the NN role in improving patient care among NEs.
The literature suggests expansion of NN programs. Our results demonstrate that these roles have a minor presence in Texas hospitals, with only 1 in 4 hospitals reporting at least 1 position for an NN. In response to the changing dynamics of healthcare outcome measurement, NEs should work collaboratively to establish national standards for education and consistency in this new role and monitor outcomes on large scales.
Certification and accreditation criteria for these roles should be developed to support professional and patient excellence in this new care coordination component of practice. Current certification programs for individuals seeking specific PN competencies include the National Consortium of Breast Centers20 and the Harold P. Freeman Patient Navigation Institute21 programs. In addition, the Committee on Cancer accredits more than 1500 healthcare organizations in the United States, and to meet the continuum of care services standard for accreditation by 2015, centers must offer patient navigation services.22 These criteria and programs need to be enhanced to extend beyond cancer care to other vulnerable populations. The continued implementation of NN roles with distinct competencies will help establish the contribution of nursing in this new aspect of care.
It has been suggested that some organizations have supported the development of NN roles as a component of marketing to patients.23 Nursing leaders must harness this support and add the professional nursing measures focused on specific patient populations that will demonstrate our value in this emerging field. Additional research is needed to understand the factors associated with the implementation of NNs from multiple aspects to encourage wider program adoption.
Published data reporting the financial benefits of the NN roles are sparse. In an era of resource constraints, decreased inpatient length of stay, and increased complexity of care, the NN roles may be well positioned to deliver improved patient satisfaction scores that impact reimbursement and the provision of cost-effective, high-quality care. To this end, future research regarding financial impact of NN programs is warranted.
In this study, none of the 10 noncancer programs reported measuring financial outcomes (costs or revenues) for their NN programs. Although not conclusive because of the small size of our survey sample, our results suggest that NEs may lack information regarding the return on investment of the NN programs. Although a workgroup of the American Cancer Society National Patient Navigator Leadership summit published examples of financial cost measures to assist in implementation,24 no discussion regarding the potential incremental revenues of NN programs has been found in the literature to complete the financial profile. By tracking and reporting financial measures, such as cost and incremental revenue, in addition to patient outcome statistics, nurse leaders can leverage the unique training and experience of NNs, as suggested by the IOM, "to enable the full economic value of [nurse] contributions across practice settings."18(pS-3)
Moving forward, a more complete understanding of the role of a distinct NN role, including competencies, expectations, measures, and the extent to which they improve the outcome of patients and populations, is essential to improving patient care through the full potential impact of nursing practice.
The authors acknowledge Lea Ann Biafora, MS, RN, Cancer Patient Advocate and Healthcare Navigator, for her guidance in this project.
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3. Case MAB. Oncology nurse navigator: ensuring safe passage. Clin J Oncol Nurs. 2011; 15 (1): 33-40. [Context Link]
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10. Black HL, Priolo C, Akinyemi D, et al. Clearing clinical barriers: enhancing social support using a patient navigator for asthma care. J Asthma. 2010; 47 (8): 913-919. [Context Link]
11. Jacobson J. Panel discussion: issues and strategies for nurses caring for adults with osteoarthritis. Am J Nurs. 2012; 112 (3): S52. [Context Link]
12. United Health Foundation. America's Health Rankings. 2012 ed. Minnetonka, MN: United Health Foundation; 2012. http://cdnfiles.americashealthrankings.org/SiteFiles/Reports/Americas-Health-Ran. Accessed February 6, 2013. [Context Link]
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26. Robinson JC. Case studies of orthopedic surgery in California: the virtues of care coordination versus specialization. Health Aff. 2013; 32 (5): 921-928.
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The money spent in Iraq could have granted the united states with universal healthcare for its citizens twice over. Your thoughts...
McCain--"We could be there for up to 100 years until we get the job done."
I agree that I don't think either is qualified to be president of the US,
Quote from: Duthsty Rhothdes on July 29, 2008, 06:43:08 PMI agree that I don't think either is qualified to be president of the US,Since when has being qualified for the job held anyone back.
I think Obama will surprise a few people. I am not a democrat and wasn't that keen on him initially but he is maturing fast and sometimes a new approach is required. The world, and US in particular, is at a crossroads right now. I think our standing in the world and foreign policies will be much improved with Obama in the White House. Toby Blair was very inexperienced and lack real economic policies when he came to power but he didn't do such a bad job.
The thing that makes me laugh is the same people that are bashing Obama probably loved Bush eight years ago. He was basically clueless on foreign policy and half the time appears to be a couple of IQ points short of being an imbecile.


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The family of an Omega Protein worker killed on the job Monday is demanding the company explain how he died. The company confirmed that Christopher Hebert, 24, was involved in a work related accident at the plant. But the actual cause of his death remains a mystery.
Investigators were at the plant Tuesday hoping to find the answers Heather and Evan Hebert are desperate to know.
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The Heberts said Christopher worked at the Omega Plant for three years, and bragged about his job. So the news that he suddenly died at work was shocking.
"How did it happen? Why did it happen? Where was somebody else when it happened?" Hebert's brother asked.
Moss Point Police Chief Keith Davis is assisting in the investigation into Hebert's death. Davis said his team, along with federal and company investigators are searching for evidence to answers those questions. According to the company, Hebert was preparing for the upcoming fishing season when something went tragically wrong.
"He was working on a piece of equipment there onsite, and we are still trying to determine how he ended up in the position that he was found in," Chief Davis said.
As the family anxiously awaits specifics on the accident, Hebert's sister wonders if there was some way this death could have been prevented.
"We want answers, and we need answers. Because everyone is grieving, but there are also people that are very, very, mad right now."
Last year, three men were killed aboard an Omega Protein fishing boat called the Sandy Point. The Sandy Point collided with a 660-foot container ship in the Gulfport ship channel.
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They have released the "2011 CWE/SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Errors" list, a list of the most widespread and critical errors that can lead to serious vulnerabilities in software. They are often easy to find, and easy to exploit. They are dangerous because they will frequently allow attackers to completely take over the software, steal data, or prevent the software from working at all.
The list is a must-read for all software developers, be it web developers, enterprise or whatever. Security is often neglected when developing software and this effort is a nice reminder that there are people out there trying to find holes and vulnerabilities in our software.
I am reposting the "Brief Listing of the Top 25″ below for your quick reference:
- Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an SQL Command ('SQL Injection')
- Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an OS Command ('OS Command Injection')
- Buffer Copy without Checking Size of Input ('Classic Buffer Overflow')
- Improper Neutralization of Input During Web Page Generation ('Cross-site Scripting')
- Missing Authentication for Critical Function
- Missing Authorization
- Use of Hard-coded Credentials
- Missing Encryption of Sensitive Data
- Unrestricted Upload of File with Dangerous Type
- Reliance on Untrusted Inputs in a Security Decision
- Execution with Unnecessary Privileges
- Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
- Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal')
- Download of Code Without Integrity Check
- Incorrect Authorization
- Inclusion of Functionality from Untrusted Control Sphere
- Incorrect Permission Assignment for Critical Resource
- Use of Potentially Dangerous Function
- Use of a Broken or Risky Cryptographic Algorithm
- Incorrect Calculation of Buffer Size
- Improper Restriction of Excessive Authentication Attempts
- URL Redirection to Untrusted Site ('Open Redirect')
- Uncontrolled Format String
- Integer Overflow or Wraparound
- Use of a One-Way Hash without a Salt
SQL Injection is the number one, no surprise there. There are also some other classic errors, like Buffer Overflow, Cross-site Scripting, Use of Hashes without Salt etc.
I hope that at least some errors will be prevented after reading this list. So, don't forget to share!
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This 162 page guide will cover topics within the field of software architecture including: software architecture as a solution balancing the concerns of different stakeholders, quality assurance, methods to describe and evaluate architectures, the influence of architecture on reuse, and the life cycle of a system and its architecture. This guide concludes with a comparison between the professions of software architect and software engineer.


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|High school lists fourth-quarter roll
The Three Lakes High School honor roll for the fourth quarter of the 2010-'11 school year is as follows:
High honors
Freshmen: Alexis Bellman, Larissa Gartner, Julie Jacob, Aaron Kohn, Natalie Miller, Taylor Patterson, Taylor Pitlik, Jacob Ribbe, Lindsay Schoff, Karlie Stefonik, Aaron Tomasoski, Jordan Wales, Cassandra Wilkowski, Sonya Westfall and Abby Zielke.
Sophomores: Kelsey Briggs, Cathrine Meeder, Cassandra Millard, Leah Mohr, Kira Peters, Brigette Schmidt, Paige Steinbach, Caitlin Vreeland-Griffin, Brooke Welch and Indigo Yeager.
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Our old pal Isaac Newton spent his whole life trying to prove that Up was Up, and Up pressed Down on things that were Down.
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Jan von Holleben's photo series, "Dreams of Flying," cleverly switches Up with Sideways by having neighborhood kids lie on their sides amid props on the ground around them.
We guess von Holleben figured that kids spend most of their time crawling around in the dirt anyway, so why not make the best of it?
Bucking gravity, his photographs recreate wondrous scenes from our childhood dreams – taking us back to a time when our grandest ambitions were to explore jungles, walk the moon, and blaze across the Sahara on doggie-back.
The results are imaginative and brilliant. And, taking a page from von Holleben's book, we're now off try this for ourselves! All we need is a ladder, some kids, and a camera… Viva la Sideways!
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3Michelle Williams' Daughter Matilda Is Very Excited for 'Oz, The Great and Powerful'
Michelle Williams is adorable, so it only stands to reason that her daughter Matilda – who she had with the late Heath Ledger – is also adorable. Michelle has always spent a lot of time with Matilda and taken her to movie sets wherever possible, and Oz, The Great and Powerful is no exception. Turns out, she's pretty excited to see the film now because she knows what's going to happen and wants to see it all come together on the big screen.
From People:
"She's dying to see it. She's very excited," the Oz The Great and Powerful star, 32, told PEOPLE during its Wednesday premiere in Hollywood.
"[Director Sam Raimi] really welcomed her on set and he made a very kid-friendly space. She witnessed so much of it being made so she's really excited to see it come together."
An avid fan of the original The Wizard of Oz, the 7-year-old has been known to skip over the scarier scenes — "She runs out of the room when … the baboons start to fly," says Williams — but promises to be brave for the newest flick.
"She said, 'Mommy, don't worry, I won't be scared because I know how everything happens," says the actress.
I always wonder what kids of celebrity parents must think about their careers. Most stars say that their kids don't really "get it" and that to them, they're just Mom or Dad, not such and such the Hollywood actress or whatever. I love this kid. I love that Jason Segel loves this kid. I love everything about this little makeshift family and I don't know why but I don't think it matters.
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It matters because it DOES work. Just seeing any family as happy is this one obviously is-Segal adores them mom and daughter-be it "intended" or "makeshift" or whatever is a miraculous thing. It happens, but not nearly as often as it should.
Michelle and Jason-just go ahead and get married already, please? Jason looks about svelte enough for a very nice suit, and the season is upon us!
I agree they make an awesome couple :)
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No complicated techniques here; just some easy to follow advice to make you a meatloaf master.
Fat is Your Friend
No matter which meats you decide to use, the right ratio of lean meat to fat is a critical factor in determining the texture and moisture of your meatloaf. An 80% meat to 20% fat ratio is the generally accepted formula. Some cooks use 30% fat, but there is a fine line between juicy and greasy. This is the reason most cooks choose ground chuck, since it has this ideal fat to meat proportion.
Vegetables are Your Other Friend
By adding finely diced or pureed aromatic vegetables to your mixture, you are adding additional moisture into the meatloaf. Not only does this make your final product juicier, but it also adds lots of extra flavor.
How Much Filler is Killer?
As you may have read in our "All About Meatloaf" article, breadcrumbs were originally added to the meat out of necessity to stretch it. Some recipes from the 1930's actually called for a 50% ratio of breadcrumbs! Todays meatloaves contain much lower percentages, usually between of 15 and 25%.
Use a Digital Thermometer to Determine Doneness
Cooking times for meatloaf just don't work. How does that cookbook know exactly how thick you shaped your loaf, or if your oven is properly calibrated? A thermometer takes away all those variables. Cook your meatloaf to an internal temperature of 155 to 160 degrees F., and you will be rewarded with a moist loaf every time.
Slow and Low is the Way to Go
Some recipes have you cooking your meatloaf at temperatures as high as 425 degrees F. I agree with noted food authority Alton Brown that the ideal oven temperature for a moist meatloaf is 325 degrees F. Too hot ovens will reduce the cooking time, but tend to dry out the meat.


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The yellow rose of Texas has never smelled so sweet. That was the type of game that creates rivalries. State pride on the line, 0-2 Cowboys in the earliest 'must win' game in recent history with the seasons' hopes pinned to a Week 3 match-up against an undefeated, offensive juggernaut. The stage was set. The Cowboys win!
Was there ever any doubt?
It was a dominating victory. Houston's only TD, most of their points, and nearly half of their offensive yards, came in the 4th quarter with the Cowboys well in control of the game. I am still feeding off the Sunday high. A sight for sore eyes. Romo was accurate (76% 284-2) and 2 for 2 in Red Zone attempts, Buehler was 2 for 2 with 40 and 49 yard fieldgoals, we almost established a running game, the O-Line allowed no sacks against Super Mario & Co., Roy's elusive redemption was at hand, and the Defense sacked and pillaged for a combined 4 sacks and 3 turnovers. How 'Bout Them Cowboys!?
And for all the fantastic play by these Cowboys on this dessert-sweet Sunday, oddly enough, the sloppy play was the delectable cherry on top. While the players, coaches, Joneses, fans, and media critics can all take a rest during the bye week, there is clearly a lot of work to be done. As my coach used to say about the game film "The eye in the sky don't lie. There's fixin' to be done." Another 8 penalties to make a game more difficult. Miles was nearly shut out. Barber only averaged 3.2ypc. The Defense allowed a 100 yard rusher for the first time in over a season. Dallas converted +30% of 3rd downs, but allowed Houston to convert (another) 3rd and 19 (nightmare) along with +40% of the rest. But the way this season has started, I am excited about having such a marred big-game victory.
I believe the Week 5 matchup with the Tennessee Titans will reveal to us whether Jerry and Stephen Jones will be looking for a new head coach while watching strangers play in Cowboys Stadium, or if 2010 promises a playoff run with hopes for homefield advantage in the Super Bowl. If the mantra "Try to get better everyday" is honestly lived and worked at Valley Ranch, then this should be a reallly fun season afterall. Come on, you're thinking it too.
"If we can handedly defeat a good team while overcoming all these mental errors...imagine what we accomplish with perfect execution."
With the bye week, the coaching staff and players will have extra time. Either they continue to work hard and fine tune (perhaps even review some of the basics) to effeciently win games and blow some teams out moving forward, or they will go on a mental vacation and eat all of the cheese and then prove us wrong. It seems too long to wait, but let's savor a BIG victory and hope they use the sloppy play as motivation to get back to work, because after Oct. 10th we'll know a lot more about the 'Boys in 2010 - and perhaps even 2011.


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NEW YORK — Union workers and Occupy Wall Street activists gave a rough welcome Wednesday to well-heeled Sotheby's clients as they arrived in limousines to attend an auction of contemporary art in New York.
More than 100 protestors screamed abuse and blew ear-splitting whistles as men in suits and streams of thin women in expensive jewels and high-heels entered the glass-faced Sotheby's building in Manhattan.
"Shame on you!" they chanted. And: "You don't deserve it!"
The demonstration was organized by unionized art handlers at Sotheby's, who say they've been locked out of the company during contract negotiations. Their numbers were bolstered by members of the Occupy Wall Street protest, which is centered on a camp in a park in the Financial District.
The atmosphere became hostile as enraged demonstrators yelled at the elegantly clad art collectors, forcing them to walk the gauntlet under escort of police and black-suited Sotheby's security staff.
A huge blow-up rat and another blow up effigy representing a "fat cat" clutching a worker dominated the sidewalk, while Sotheby's employees looked anxiously out from the glass-walled lobby.
"Art for the masses, not the upper classes," protestors yelled.
Protestor Ellen Friedland, who works for a non-profit group helping immigrants, said she came to oppose "union busting tactics…. It's another way to undermine working people in this country."
The deafening whistling, trumpeting and yelling penetrated into the Sotheby's building. But once up in the cavernous main auction room on the 7th floor, the only sound was that of the auctioneer selling Andy Warhols, Damien Hirsts and other mega-stars of the contemporary art market.
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No Heineman, no Johanns -- for the first time in a long time, Nebraska voters go to the polls with wide open races.
Sixty days and counting, will it be Pete Ricketts or Mike Foley or Jon Bruning or any of six Republicans running for governor in the most crowded race in recent history.
"It's a very unique time," Hall County GOP Chair Marty Klein said. "I'm 42 and my life in Nebraska, this is a very unique time for the state of Nebraska."
Fifteen Republicans are running for just three seats: governor, senate, and attorney general.
Klein said, "I believe it's always a good thing to have as many choices, as many candidates as we can get , exciting time for the Republican party right now."
With Governor Dave Heineman's unprecedented 10 year run coming to a close and Sen. Mike Johanns retiring, it has created wide open races across the board.
It also prompted Attorney General Jon Bruning to run for governor.
Four Republicans want to be the top prosecutor, including a couple with central Nebraska ties.
Doug Peterson said, "I bring the most experience, 28 years of practicing, two years in the county attorney's office in North Platte, three years in the Attorney General's office working for Bob Spire."
Then there's Deweese native Brian Buescher. He said, "I'm a native of south central Nebraska, I understand rural issues, I understand agriculture and ag is lifeblood of our state."
Throw in competitive local races and voters have a lot of homework to do. That's why a local Grand Island GOP meeting had more than twice the normal turnout.
Klein said, "People are wanting to get information and showing up today to listen to this slate of candidates, they're trying to figure out who they're going to vote for."
Klein, the local GOP chair says Republicans will get behind the winners in the primary, but until then, candidates will try to separate themselves from the crowd.
He said, "Many of them pledge they're not going to take things negative, I don't foresee our candidates being negative with each other, they're just going to distinguish themselves."
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Reopened Skipton bus station toilets to get £49,000 revamp (From Craven Herald)
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Reopened Skipton bus station toilets to get £49,000 revamp
10:00am Thursday 13th March 2014 in News
Closed public toilets in Skipton bus station are to be reopened with immediate effect by Craven District Council.
Councillors also gave the go-ahead for a £49,000 revamp after the deputy leader admitted the decision to 'permanently' close the facility last month had been a mistake.
Coun Richard Foster (Cons), who faced criticism from some councillors as to why the toilets had been closed in the first place, said the choice of toilets had been wrong and the decision to close them had also been wrong.
"These toilets were hellishly expensive to run. It was an error to put them in and an error to close them too," he said.
A door of one of the two fully automated toilets, had been vandalised along with some guttering and would need repair. The remaining one would be reopened immediately, he confirmed.
In the longer term, the toilets would be replaced with a total of eight, including two for disabled people, and a retail kiosk.
"We will put a building there that will provide more toilet facilities and also provide us with an income to offset the cost. We think this will be a proper, viable scheme," said Coun Foster.
Maintenance of the facility will be the responsibility of the council.
Coun Paul English (Lib Dem) questioned the likely take-up of a retail unit so close to public toilets and within close walking distance of other shops.
He welcomed the immediate reopening, but called for a delay on what to do with the site.
"Who is going to take up a kiosk in a bus station right next to some toilets. There is no rush, let's take a step back and think about this," he said.
Coun English said it was all rather "mysterious" that three weeks ago the toilets had to be permanently closed because they were too expensive to run, but now they could be reopened.
Coun Philip Barrett (Ind) asked that the council put out a statement on its website, retracting the earlier "permanent" closure one. He added that he had found nothing on the policy committee's forward planning list that mentioned the bus station toilets.
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I am extremely concerned that such an unprofessional and bumbling approach to running our Council must be costing us, the Council Tax payer, very much more than it should.
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These council nerds really know how to waste money. £45,000 for a revamp? The contractors must think they've won the lottery. Totally ridiculous amount of money, that could no doubt be better spent elsewhere.
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This week NBC announced that its weight-loss reality show, "The Biggest Loser," will return for its 14th season in January with two big changes. First, tough trainer Jillian Michaels returns after a departure from the show (and after becoming a mom of two). And for the first time ever, 3 kids will be among the show's participants. Two 13-year-olds and a 16-year-old will appear on the show, although they won't be competing for the Biggest Loser crown and $250,000 prize. Their progress will be featured in each episode, but the emphasis will be on their health instead of their weight. They won't be weighed on camera as the adults are.
NBC says that the kids' workouts will be age-appropriate and that a pediatrician who specializes in child obesity will work closely with the kids to "help them get healthy, achieve their personal goals and transform their lives." NBC says it hopes these kids will "serve as ambassadors of change who can inspire kids all over the country to get healthy."
What do you think? Inspirational, or inappropriate for kids this age?
- December 8, 2012 at 10:53 am(1) Susan says:
Children should not appear on reality shows, period. That's exploitation. Whatever anxieties and issues the children have could be effectively magnified by media attention, and the children could end up in real psychological trouble.
- December 10, 2012 at 3:52 pm(2) Grandma Kc says:
I have to go along with Susan — as big as the problem is this is exploitation and I think it is wrong. I think everything should be done to help a child maintain a healthy weight but to me it just seems wrong and I can only imagine the ridicule those children will receive from the peers.