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"Our family spent about ten days at Hazel Mt. Haven this summer. The house is spacious and airy, with high ceilings and lots of windows. We specially enjoyed relaxing on the large deck. The kitchen and bathrooms were well-equipped with lots of dishes, silverware and towels etc, which worked well for us as we had friends and relatives visit us during our stay. Even with the extra people the house did not seem crowded. The location is lovely, with views of Old Rag and the sounds of the Hazel River nearby. Dick and Judy were great hosts, very helpful and accommodating. We can highly recommend this house - it is a great getaway in Rappahannock County."Guest: Desmond D. Date of Stay: July 2014 Review Submitted: August 18, 2014View listing
"We gathered family from Texas and from The Netherlands to celebrate my son's wedding in Fairfax VA. The home was perfect. There were 12 of us staying in the home and we had plenty of room to be together and plenty of room to spread out and find our own quiet spots as needed. My 86 year old mother took the downstairs room which had a futon in a room next to a full bath as her domain. It was perfect as she did not need to climb the stairs. The back door had only one step which also made it easy for her to come and go. The home was beautiful, immaculate and provided just what we needed to have a family gathering to celebrate. The neighborhood is lovely with nice, quiet and friendly neighbors (one who was playing on the street with her family took a family pic for us!) Many thanks to the owners. Their correspondence throughout the reservation process, as well as their quick responses to emails when we were on site were very much appreciated. This was my first attempt at using HomeAway. It was such a pleasant experience, I can't wait to use the service again. Highly recommend this beautiful home!"Guest: Mackie S. Date of Stay: June 2014 Review Submitted: June 30, 2014View listing
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In our annual HealthLeaders 20, we profile individuals who are changing healthcare for the better. Some are longtime industry fixtures; others would clearly be considered outsiders. Some are revered; others would not win many popularity contests. All of them are playing a crucial role in making the healthcare industry better. This is the story of Lori Swanson.
This profile was published in the December, 2012 issue of HealthLeaders magazine.
"There is a time a place and a way for a hospital to collect money but the ER isn't it."
For Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson, the case against Accretive Health Inc. started out as a straight-forward HIPAA violation investigation.
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As prosecutors began investigating the theft they also began to hear troubling reports from patients and Accretive employees about the company's business practices at three hospitals it had contracted with in Minnesota.
"I personally met with over 60 patients who were asked to pay money in the hospital. It was just unbelievable what was being asked of them," Swanson says. "There was a lady who just had her baby and she was literally told before you can take your baby home you have to put $800 on your credit card. She did.
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Sutter says Matt Greene might not crack Kings lineup when he returns
Apr 13, 2013, 9:09 AM EST
Matt Greene was an integral part to the Kings winning the Stanley Cup last season, but if he wants to help the team repeat as winners, he's got to show his coach he can play.
Darryl Sutter tells Jon Rosen of L.A. Kings Insider that he likes the way his lineup is playing and Greene won't just be given a spot in the defense's top six when he gets healthy because of what he's done.
"Well, first off, he's got to get cleared. He doesn't have one second of contact, so that's not even close. And, quite honest, if he's not ready to play three or four games, and if we made the playoffs, I'd have trouble putting him in for sure. He played, what, a few minutes of the year. So it's not about 'what you did'. It's 'what you're doing'. It's very simple. I mean, he's going to have to play three or four games, very simple, otherwise I could not be comfortable with it."
See, it's simple you guys.
With the way the Kings' defense is playing now it makes all the sense in the world to not go and mess things up. Jake Muzzin is having a career-year even in a short season, and acquisitions Keaton Ellerby and Robyn Regehr have fit in well.
Hey, maybe if the Kings do make the playoffs and go to the Cup finals again, Greene can pull a Simon Gagne and sneak into the lineup anyhow. I might be getting a bit ahead of things there.
- kingsforever - Apr 13, 2013 at 11:22 AM
Jake Muzzin is a rookie…"career-year" LOL
- blomfeld - Apr 14, 2013 at 1:08 AM
"maybe if the Kings do make the playoffs" ? …
Friends, like many of you I'm sure, I too found this bizarre statement by Yerdon to be extremely "provocative" and "incendiary" I mean seriously, just what in the hell in this guy talking about? But then it quickly dawned on me that of course, PHT is "the" place to go for all things hockey and "good times". And so like you, I too will "stand down" from any initial anxieties which I had upon first reading this headline …
executive summary: Matt Greene is to the Kings, what a transmission is to the car !
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Thornton's ability to find the silver lining when faced with difficult life circumstances has helped him stay proactive about assisting with the care of his 92-year-old mother and his 47-year-old son. Thornton's son has lupus, a chronic autoimmune disease that damages various parts of the body. His son also has rheumatoid arthritis, a chronic inflammatory disorder. The arthritis affects the lining of joints in a way that eventually leads to bone erosion and joint deformity.
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Letang to miss next two games with lower-body injury
Mar 28, 2012, 1:18 PM EST
Kris Letang (lower-body injury) won't play Thursday or Friday when Pittsburgh visits Long Island and Buffalo, respectively.
The Penguins' top defenseman missed last night's 5-3 home loss to the Islanders, and coach Dan Bylsma said this morning that Letang is still day-to-day.
Not surprisingly, the club hasn't been too forthcoming about Letang's exact ailment, but Pens GM Ray Shero said yesterday it wasn't a concussion. (Which is good, because you don't want a lower-body concussion.)
According to the Post-Gazette, Letang was injured Sunday versus New Jersey when "he went feet-first into the end boards awkwardly when he was tripped by Devils forward Ryan Carter."
- abrienza428 - Mar 28, 2012 at 1:46 PM
That fall into the boards did look pretty bad, but he got up quick and got back to the bench fine, which leads me to think he pulled something and should be OK. Let's hope so.
- Stiller43 - Mar 28, 2012 at 1:50 PM
Lower body concussion…does that result to a hard hit to your lower-body head? If so, no, nobody wants one of those.
Get well tanger and come back strong for the playoffs.
- jpelle82 - Mar 28, 2012 at 3:53 PM
letang makes the pens go, he better get back before the playoffs
- GenoPringles - Mar 28, 2012 at 6:24 PM
Fear not pens, all is well with tanger. The man is very vein, and wants to make sure his beautiful mane is intact come playoff time. Let's give him and his hair some space as they prepare for countless numbers of pictures holding up the Stanley Cup
- bobhpine - Mar 28, 2012 at 9:48 PM
He threw his back out giving it to sonny abata
- writeit22 - Mar 29, 2012 at 8:51 AM
OK Letang- you're still Champion and have given more fabulous plays this season- IWhen I see The Pens I see CHAMPIONS against all the odds. Best team ever.
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There may be big things on the horizon for the lore of EVE Online with the forthcoming release of a second novel for the game, "The Burning Life". The sci-fi novel is written by Hjalti Daníelsson (aka CCP Abraxas) who has written many of the EVE Chronicles -- short, gritty tales that show readers the various facets of life in New Eden.
The Chronicles have been a way of driving the game's lore forward for years, so we're wondering what to expect from The Burning Life. Could it possibly be tied in with the new directions that CCP Games wants to take with EVE's lore?
At this point we don't know have much information about the novel, or whether it will be tied in with an upcoming expansion as the Empyrean Age novel by Tony Gonzales was in 2008.
There are paperback release dates listed for 2009 in North America (Tor) and 2010 in Europe (Gollancz).
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See CCP favors Caldari theres a Raven on the cover! lol jk jk
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I've had the Empyrean Age book sitting around with 15 other books I ordered from Amazon a while back and Age hasn't yet made it to the front of my queue, so I can't compare the two author's writing style, but I have to say, Abraxas has good ideas and stories, but I think his style needs more time and polish before he should get into publishing novels that need to sell plenty of copies in order to justify the cost. His ability to show rather than tell and immerse the reader are not quite at the point I'd expect from a published author.
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SOCHI, Russia — T.J. Oshie was already a pretty famous guy, what with being an NHL star and all. But he's never experienced the kind of fame that last night's shootout heroics versus Russia brought on.
"It was very surreal," Oshie said Sunday following the United States' 5-1 victory over Slovenia. "I'm very humbled by it. It was a crazy night for me."
And you get the feeling all that "crazy" — which even included a congratulatory tweet from the White House — has been about enough for the 27-year-old.
"A lot of the focus has been on me, but yesterday was a good team win, and I had a lot of help out of [Jonathan Quick] back there behind me," he said. "It's fun, but we've got bigger things to worry about now."
Indeed, they do. The U.S. finished preliminary play undefeated. Next stop is the quarterfinals, where it's win or go home.
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Middleton, WI- Intelix LLC, U.S. manufacturer of audio/video equipment and software, recently announced the release of the DIGI-HDMI-IR, a professional-grade twisted pair extender which distributes HDMI and IR signals up to 150 feet.
The Intelix DIGI-HDMI-IR provides guaranteed extension of HDMI and IR signals up to 150 feet over standard Cat 5e or Cat 6. The unit supports standard HDTV resolutions, and is HDMI 1.3, 1080p, and HDCP compliant.
In addition, the DIGI-HDMI-IR features ESD protection, thereby safeguarding expensive source and destination equipment, and diagnostic LEDs on both the send and receive units. The system is powered on the destination side.
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