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Finally, it's here. After its debut at last year's Pestival tasting and following a long development process to ready it for market, we're excited to share Anty Gin with the world.
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A joint venture between experimental Copenhagen-based Nordic Food Lab and the world's first gin tailor, The Cambridge Distillery, is introducing a new and somewhat different gin to the market.
Formica rufa, the red wood ant, are found in forests around the Northern Hemisphere, and are inspiringly sophisticated creatures. They communicate using a host of chemical pheromones, which allow them to form immense colonies housed in large mounds, and they defend their complex communities by producing formic acid in their abdomens and spraying it in the direction of any invader. Luckily for us, these very compounds hold great delicious potential. Formic acid (the simplest organic carboxylic acid, with the chemical formula HCOOH) is a very reactive compound in alcohol, serving as an agent for producing various aromatic esters. Furthermore, many of their chemical pheromones are the same volatile molecules we perceive as aroma. Through distillation of these wood ants, we can explore the tasty universe of these naturally occurring molecules and reactions, capturing the flavours of this fascinating species.
Over six thousand Formica rufa have been foraged and preserved by Forager, a team of wild plant specialists led by Miles Irving in the forests of Kent, UK. Each bottle of Anty Gin will contain the essence of approximately sixty-two wood ants. To support the distinctive flavour of the wood ant distillate and the characteristics of Bulgarian juniper berries, we have selected a handful of prime-quality, wild springtime botanicals to add complexity to the final blend: wood avens (Geum urbanum), nettle (Urtica dioica), and alexanders seed (Smyrnium olusatrum). In order to ensure exceptional quality of base alcohol, only 100% organic grown English wheat has been used for the spirit, and every distillation is carried out just one litre a time.
Our first commercial batch of Anty Gin will produce only ninety-nine bottles, at a retail price of £200 GBP (€250) per bottle. From foraging to bottling and labelling by hand with The Cambridge Distillery's 1924 typewriter, every step of the process has been done with a dedication to craft. And to share our excitement for the unique flavour of the Formica rufa, each bottle of Anty Gin will come with a 50 ml bottle of pure wood ant distillate.
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Brady Knowlton is very hands-on when it comes to noodling.
The 30-year-old Texan is pushing the state legislature to pass a bill which would make it legal to noodle, which is fishing with your hands.
Knowlton tells The Wall Street Journal he loves "the heebie-jeebies you get underwater, in the dark, with this little sea monster biting you." He also says that when he first tried noodling 15 years ago his arm resembled "the first stage of a chili recipe."
Knowlton's bill passed through the state house without much opposition, but getting it to become law sure won't be as easy as hook, line and sinker. The law, which is now in the state Senate, has met opposition from those who believe noodling is unfair, since they don't have a chance to get away when people grab their burrows. Those planted in the anti-noodling camp say when fish are presented with the traditional hook, they have the choice to bite it or just swim away.
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Grammy-winning rapper Kanye West and his G.O.O.D. Music crew's new Cruel Summer album cover has landed online and strikes a close resemblance to last year's Watch the Throne artwork.
Mr. West resorted to Twitter and unleashed the new cover art Thursday (August 2) afternoon.
G.O.O.D. Music's debut compilation album, Cruel Summer, isn't just a Kanye West album (pretty much everyone on the G.O.O.D. Music label makes an appearance), but Yeezy's influence is all over the cover. The piece (which looks like it was crafted out of clay) evokes classical art, much like West and Jay-Z 's gold-plated, similarly word-less Watch The Throne artwork . The bigger indication that West was the brain behind this cover? The fact that the Grecian woman's breasts are prominently displayed, a recurring image in Kanye's cover art. Wonder if he got Kim Kardashian to pose? Cruel Summer's release date has been pushed back from August 7 to September 4, which technically still falls in the summer season. It's a cruel summer, indeed, that would deliver such a chilly, colorless cover art. (Idolator)
Some bloggers have pointed out G.O.O.D. Music's decision to feature a nude female sculpture and questioned what impact it could have at retail outlets.
Cruel Summer, the collaborative album from Kanye West's GOOD Music collective, has been so frequently postponed — from Spring 2012 to August 7 to now September 4 — that the LP should just be dubbed Cruel Indian Summer to better reflect the season it's being released in. With little more than a month before Cruel Summer's comes out and still no track list to be seen, it appeared as though the disc would once again be delayed… until just minutes ago, when West dropped by Twitter for the first time in a month to unveil the sculpturesque cover for the Getting Out Our Dreams crew's album. While the image of a nude female statue fondling herself isn't as controversial as, say, a painting of Kanye f*cking an armless angel monster, the Cruel Summer cover will still probably have a tough time getting displayed at prude Walmarts. (Spin)
Yeezy announced the LP's title last fall after months of speculation.
Kanye West has apparently announced the title of the much anticipated G.O.O.D. Music album: Cruel Summer. While that's all the information he revealed surrounding the compilation, but he wasn't done there. Yeezy also announced that Cruel Summer is the name of a short film he's premiering on May 23 during this year's Cannes Film Festival in France. The film has been described as "a fusion of short film and art installation" and an "immersive seven-screen experience" in an accompanying press release. And after it debuts, Cruel Summer will be open for public viewing on May 24 and 25. (Complex)
In March, contributing producer Mannie Fresh hinted at the LP's near-completion.
"The cool thing about G.O.O.D. Music is it's a bunch of great ideas," Mannie said in an interview. "I'm one of them ideas. So some songs do go through that cycle. Some songs get to me like that where they'll sayd, 'Hey, see what you can do to this song. Hey, see what you can add to this song.' So it's a good opportunity, it's a good thing. [Kanye West] is trying to find the most talented producers, the most talented artists and put them all in a room and say, 'Go for it.' It's all energy. … In hip-hop history, when have we ever got along? It's a cool thing, we're sitting at the table, all of us get along on one accord, making good music. … It's pretty close, it's pretty close, I would say it's pretty, pretty close to being, you know, [finished.] Like I said, the songs are phenomenal, everything. It's an album that's all over the place. It's not just one thing." (MTV)


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Getting married in a few weeks....any advice for the day?
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It will go so fast just try to slow down and take it in. Good luck and congratulations
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Congrats! I agree with PP. Just go with the flow and enjoy the day!
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No matter what goes wrong or doesn't go as planned (LO pukes all over cute tuxedo before he puts it on, for example), just roll with it. All the screw ups are memorable, and you shouldn't waste any energy & time on fixing shit the day of. That's the best advice I got before my wedding. GL and congrats
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Make sure you have something to eat before and that something will be available after. You really won't be able to eat at the reception.
The place we got married at said they made the couple a picnic basket to take of leftover food and that bull was cheese and crackers! And it was to late to order room service.
The place we got married at said they made the couple a picnic basket to take of leftover food and that bull was cheese and crackers! And it was to late to order room service.
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Emergency kit with Shout wipes, safety pins, hair pins, deodorant, Advil, blotting paper, nail file, Kleenex.
And like others said, just try to enjoy it and don't stress about anything that goes wrong. It will all work itself out!
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Eat before going around to see all of your guests at the reception. And don't worry about making the day perfect, it just will be perfect. Congratulations!!!!!!
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Leading up to my wedding day, I became fixated on my hair style for the day - I just couldn't decide! I had hair trials, but didn't like anything. On the big day, I hated my hair and essentially ended up doing it myself. It really put a damper on the morning. So, if there's something you've been obsessing over, do whatever you can now (even if it might seem crazy to others, like having one last hair trial or something like that) to make sure it goes your way the big day, so that you can relax and enjoy it. Oh, and like others said - EAT! Congrats & have fun!
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"We commend Chairman Hastings for introducing legislation that will unlock the vast areas of the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) that have been off-limits since 2010 and require federal agencies to consider America's future energy needs in developing a national energy policy. We urge the House to approve the bill when it comes to the floor this week.
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Navy's plebe kicker Nick Sloan beat out five other kickers in preseason camp to earn the job as the kicker on field goals and PATs. Sloan finished his plebe regular season hitting 10-for-15 on field goals and was perfect on extra-points. Sloan was the first freshman kicker to start for Navy since 1996. He hit the freshman wall a little bit in the second half of the season. After being perfect in the first half of the year, he hit on only three of his last eight field goals attempts. While Sloan's had the exact same field goal percentage as Jon Teague in 2011, his kicking never cost the Mids a game. In fact in a close game against Indiana and both service academy games he was perfect. Sloan was a godsend to his team after the kicking struggles the Mids had during 2011, last years spring practice and with the uncertainty this summer over who would emerge. Sloan earned All-East honors.
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Groupon. Living Social. Deal Chicken. Voice Daily Deals. With so many online deal programs, you have to break down the massive list into categories to even tell them apart. Now, Miami restaurant lovers can join the money-saving club with a new program called Haute Dining, the brainchild of Buzzy Skl ... More >>
Last week, McDonald's workers in New York, California, and Michigan filed class-action lawsuits against the fast-food giant. They claim Mickey D's "illegally underpaid employees by erasing hours from their time cards, not paying overtime, and ordering them to work off the clock," according to the Ne ... More >>
After four years of flip nights, red headed sluts (the shot, duh), and U2 cover bands -- Brickell Irish Pub is closing its doors. This massive bar/eatery is going out in a blaze of glory with a "Last Call Closing Party" this Saturday night. See also: The Hoxton in Brickell Has Closed
Burger King is one of the largest companies with global headquarters in Miami-Dade. Which is, in theory, great for the local economy, but BK's practice of paying its restaurant employees low wages may not be so great for the American economy. A new study estimates that Burger King employees might co ... More >>
Michael Schwartz isn't sure about a few things. He doesn't know how many hours he works in a day, whether his employees think he's a good manager, or where exactly he's taking his restaurant group next. What he does know is this: a lot has changed since he landed his first restaurant gig 33 years ... More >>
Ashley Maddox, 28, is a waitress at Deco Sandwiches on South Beach. Before her shift began last week, she stood outside the Capital Grille with a few dozen others to speak out against the recently signed HB655 bill, which preemptively bans local governments from creating laws requiring paid sick tim ... More >>
The Restaurant Opportunities Center (ROC) of Miami is teaming up with other South Florida organizations to support workers and staging a protest outside the Capital Grille on Brickell Avenue at 1:30 today. It's not their first protest, but it is the first time the group is targeting others besides r ... More >>
With all the new pizzerias opening, it looked like Miami would become the new Manhattan, where every street corner sells hot and savory pies in one form or another. Which is why it's surprising to learn that the Lincoln Road pizzeria Sosta Enoteca & Pizzeria quietly closed Sunday, April 21. Read ... More >>
With a major flu epidemic going around the United States, have you ever wondered whether or not your server sneezed on your all-you-can-eat shrimp?A video, produced by ROC United, spoofs Red Lobster's commercials that spotlight happy employees serving seafood to even happier guests. In this video, a ... More >>
Lolita lights up Nemo's staid old space.Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar: South Beach cantina is all about fun, but food is more than an afterthoughtLolita Cocina & Tequila Bar has closed. The restaurant bar, which was known for its selection of over 100 tequilas, border town bordello decor, and ... More >>
Burger King has seen 105% fan growth on Facebook since January. McDonald's follower growth on Twitter has seen a 118% growth in the same period. Mickey Dee's also responds quickest to tweets than any other chain -- an average of 29 minutes.Compare that to Burger King, which takes over 60 hours to re ... More >>
As if restaurant giant Darden needed any more popular eateries in its catalogue, the good folks at the world's largest full-service restaurant group have just agreed to purchase Yard House Restaurants, including four in the South Florida area for a steep $585 million. It adds the loc ... More >>
Benihana, the Miami-based interactive dining chain, is being acquired by private equity group Angelo, Gordon, and Co.'s., in a deal that will take the publicly-traded restaurant company private.According to NASDAQ.com, Angelo, Gordon, and Co.'s will pay $16.30 per share in cash, approximately $296 m ... More >>
In an attempt to claw its way back into the number two spot for U.S. fast food sales, Miami-based Burger King is trying a hell of a lot of stale innovative campaigns.For instance, a new campaign has stellar celebs Jay Leno, David Beckham, Salma Hayek, and the over-used Sofia Vergara in ads that tout ... More >>
Tennessee-based Ruby Tuesday Inc. announced Wednesday that it will be acquiring Miami's Lime Fresh Mexican Grill for $24 million.The deal includes Lime's intellectual property rights as well as the assets of seven company-owned restaurants, and will offer Ruby Tuesday an opportunity for growth, part ... More >>
It may be the best athlete food endorsement since "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Slim Jim, or it could be the worst since Mike Tyson and Pepsi, but Dunkin' Brands Inc. announced Monday that LeBron James will promote pork donuts, among other products, in China and elsewhere in Southeast Asia, accord ... More >>
Yesterday evening, over 60 restaurant workers and Restaurant Opportunities Centers United supporters from several union and labor groups walked into the Capital Grille in Miami during the restaurant's dinner service, interrupting the bankers and power brokers who dine there to read a letter to ma ... More >>
Robert Irvine is the buff star of Food Network's Restaurant: Impossible, taking miserably failing restaurants and turning them into success stories. He's also the subject of many photographs at the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, most memorably last year when he provided his back as transpo ... More >>
Get burgers and fries your way, right away at Burger King, and you don't even have to show up. BK is now testing delivery service at a few Washington, D.C.-area locations. Customers can order two ways: by calling 1-855-ORDER-BK or through the delivery website.
It's wine time at Capital GrilleThe Capital Grille's Generous Pour promotion, which runs through September 4th, offers patrons the opportunity to sample up to nine wines picked by master sommelier, George Miliotes, especially for the event They include the Tarima Hill Monastrell, which is o ... More >>
Jeff McInnis is coming back to South BeachJeff McInnis, the cute Top Chef who left Gigi to the consternation of many Miamians, is set to open Yardbird Southern Table & Bar in Miami Beach. According to Melissa Trimp, marketing and public relations manager at 50 Eggs Restaurant Group in ... More >>
The Daily Beast opens up its latest little listicle with this supposedly stunning little factoid: "In Miami, there are twice as many Burger King locations than tanning salons." Of course, Miami is home to both the corporate headquarters of BK and the unofficial US capitol of natural sunshine, so ... More >>
Creative Commons photo via Robert Wade Actor/culinary communist Michael CaineBritish actor Michael Caine is known for riveting performances in dozens of movies including The Dark Knight, Inception, Austin Powers: Goldmember, and, perhaps most Oscar-worthy, A Muppet Christmas Carol. The sil ... More >>
Phase One of The Capital Grille's summertime Master Wine Tasting Event, which runs through September 5, includes Napa Valley wines such as Bancroft Ranch Merlot from Beringer Vineyards; a Cabernet Sauvignon from Sella & Mosca Marchese di Villamarina; and Pinot Noir along with other varietals ... More >>
With an estimated 14 billion hamburgers eaten annually in the U.S. alone (roughly 45 burgers a person each year), the burger has become one of the most celebrated American foods to date.This month is national hamburger month, a holiday that the nation's first fast-food hamburger chain White Castle h ... More >>
image via wellohorld's flickrAnd restaurant executives take to graffitiMorton's Restaurant Group, the company responsible for Morton's, The Steakhouse, must be cryin' like a New York stripper in her New York Strip after she only made $300 in lap dance money on a Friday night and her inner thighs ... More >>
EVOS has signed an agreement with Foodies Miami Inc.(headed up by Roland Rafuls and Rosana Emanuelli) for three franchise locations to be opened in South Florida "by early 2011". Which begs the question: What is EVOS? According to the release:EVOS offers a full menu of burgers, fries, and shakes tha ... More >>
Capital GrilleKing of meatsIn the ongoing battle for best white table cloth beef, the dining public has spoken. Walletpop.com reports that Capital Grille is a cut above, ranking No. 1 over its national rivals in a recent survey of 70,403 Consumer Reports subscribers.Other results of the dining tour ... More >>
Italian-Style Roasted Swordfish from Miami New Times on Vimeo. Ever wanted to make swordfish roasted inside parchment paper with tomatoes, olives, and capers? Chef Odel Arencibia from The Capital Grille Miami shows you how. This simple Italian dish has great flavor and aroma. Don't feel like doi ... More >>
Up till I shot this video, I had never seen a real-life truffle. I've shot in the kitchens of some fine, highly rated restaurants in Miami, but I've only ever seen truffle oil. This mac 'n' cheese recipe uses actual truffles baked right in to a crispy, hot, cheesy mass of creamy, delicious goodness. ... More >>
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When we're 84 -- considering the AARP Care Gap researchSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Mon, 09/02/2013 - 13:51
AARP's Care Gap report sets the table for innovation possibilities. Driven purely by population changes over the next several decades, AARP predicts that there will be fewer people in the age group (45-64) that can provide care to the baby boomer population when aged 80+. Based on this model, says the report, boomers at that age will likely have various disabilities and thus may need some level of care. What technology categories would be useful and likely in-market with this multi-year lead time to think about them? Of course, today there are millions of people who are 80+, but if you follow AARP's logic, today there seem to be enough available family members, home care, nursing home and assisted living aides between the ages of 45 and 64 to care for them (emphasis on available). If caregiving availability shrinks, what are the technology implications for those who would serve that future wave of baby boomers? >>> Read more . . .
Will Digital Health help close the Care Gap?Submitted by Laurie Orlov on Mon, 08/26/2013 - 13:05
Now that you know what Digital Health is, are you feeling better? Rant on: In my search for knowledge this morning, I watched a short graphical video provided by the founder, Paul Sonnier, of the LinkedIn Group called Digital Health. I watched to learn something and help shed light on one of the greatest mumbo-jumbo terminology taxonomies since the launch of three letter acronyms (TLAs) that were sported by IT professionals in the 70s and 80s. This fast-paced explanatory video was, naturally, titled "What is Digital Health?" Since there is no room for additional synonyms in the taxonomy entry on my blog, it was important for me to check it out. >>> Read more . . .
Decline of median income stats are in – will anybody notice the 65+?Submitted by Laurie Orlov on Thu, 08/22/2013 - 14:59
Consider the data, check elsewhere, and discard this report. This kind of thing catches my eye. You know by now which single age demographic income group saw a statistically significant increase in median income since the recession (supposedly) ended in 2007. The New York Times helpfully tells us – it was those 65-74 folk. Says the Times insightfully: "helped perhaps by the decision of some older workers to remain in the work force or re-enter it." A long way down in the article, we learn that the 5.1 percent increase for those 65-74 put them at a median income of $43,000 -- the national median rose to $52,100 in June -- even though in many cases the head of the household was retired. Guess those 65+ must be doing okay. >>> Read more . . .
For tech marketers -- functionality matters more than demographicsSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Tue, 08/20/2013 - 11:13
Life marches on – at the older end, baby boomers are on Medicare. A few years ago when I began writing this blog, a senior was a senior – 65+, albeit with the potential for a very long life. As boomers stomp into Medicare eligibility at 10,000 per day, they too have something in common with seniors. But we don't describe them as seniors. (How funny will that be in 10 years when they are 77?) Anyway, in a world in which women outlive men, in which there is so much buying power in the so-called world of baby boomers, shouldn't marketers get really excited about marketing to boomers? I mean they represent 80 million people. And according to the Forbes article about the Longevity Economy, the disposable income for Americans aged 50+ was more than $3 trillion. Hint, 50+ is the AARP designation for its membership and spans age 50 through the oldest old. Luckily, the youngest boomer aged 49 turns 50 next year – synchronizing boomers and AARP. >>> Read more . . .
Crisis avoidance with web cameras and other technology – why not?Submitted by Laurie Orlov on Sun, 08/18/2013 - 09:50
Why wait for a crisis to decide to deploy web cameras in senior care? Did you know that, according to the Administration on Aging, this is the year of elder abuse prevention? Perhaps it should be the year for webcam deployment in all senior care settings, especially now that that the Frontline story aimed an investigative spotlight at assisted living. So I heard a story this week about an elderly person abused by a home care worker – not surprising, really, when a care recipient is frail and no one is around except the care provider. The family subsequently placed a web camera in the home. According to a family member, it was quite a deterrent for the subsequent hires, made aware from the start about its presence. Plus, it was as an enabler for day-time check-ins while an adult daughter was at work. So why aren't web cameras ubiquitous in senior care settings – especially to observe care activities like entrances and exits of workers when residents are less mobile, in bed or stranded in wheelchairs? Your opinions are welcome: >>> Read more . . .
The Village Movement -- as it grows, grow the tech depth as wellSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Tue, 08/13/2013 - 12:53
Beacon Hill Village created a concept out of need... Last week a PBS broadcast was dedicated to the topic of aging in place within the pioneer community of the 'Village' movement – Beacon Hill Village, launched 12 years ago by Judy Willett to help seniors stay in their homes longer. That's not a small trick if you consider that Beacon Hill is a neighborhood of steep cobblestone streets, no easy-in subway stop, and --- argggh – every year, residents – most are in their 70's -- must cope with winter! Today Beacon Hill Village has 400 members who benefit from aggregated services that include "social clubs, weekly exercise classes and lectures, transportation to doctors' offices and grocery stores, and access to reduced-fee home medical care and home repair services." >>> Read more . . .
Social networks are too immature -- let's wait for the upgradeSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Sun, 08/11/2013 - 10:53
Has social networking exploded among seniors? What should you think when you read that 43% of the 65+ (n= 356) are using social networking sites? So let's get real -- that likely means Facebook, even though Pew wanted to throw in Twitter (and also LinkedIn and Google+). Today, 5% of the 65+ use Twitter and there's always a marketer who thinks one of the other new pet rock tools would be a good way to reach boomers. But as of 2012, few seniors were using Pinterest, Tumblr, or Instagram. So do you get excited and want to start marketing your senior products through Facebook ads? Stay calm -- we don't even know what 'using' means. Wolfram Alpha recently published a study – summarized in this article – about Facebook usage – 1 million Facebook users have opted in to let them look at this anonymous but interesting data set. While admittedly, this is a fraction of the Facebook population, one of their conclusions was: "Stacked against the U.S. Census, the age distribution on Facebook is extremely skewed toward younger people." Duh, no kidding. Good thing, too -- lurking on Facebook may not be so good for our mental health -- although some recommend it as a way for older adults to reduce loneliness. >>> Read more . . .
Why not apply Federal Regulations to Assisted Living?Submitted by Laurie Orlov on Wed, 08/07/2013 - 07:40
When the lights go on – much becomes visible. Warning – rant on. I have to ask, what do you think is the biggest fear of the Assisted Living industry? Is it PBS and documentaries about their industry? No, many have rationalized their own organizations or will be contemplating new ways to manage bad publicity and thus prepared, they moved on. Lawsuits? They are certainly an issue – and cost time and potentially substantial amount of money. But risk managers and lawyers are around to help avert through policy and procedures, training, etc. No – the real and pervasive fear of the industry is federal regulation. And how hard they work to avoid it at all and enormous cost – lobbying is vigilant and continuous to ensure that the industry remains within the regulatory (and wildly varying) domains of the states. >>> Read more . . .
PBS shines a bright light on Assisted Living – will change follow?Submitted by Laurie Orlov on Fri, 08/02/2013 - 10:56
By now, you've probably heard about or seen it. PBS' Frontline and ProPublica spent a year researching care, life and wrongful deaths in the largest of assisted living companies, Emeritus Senior Living. After the broadcast, some honest self-examination, but also those expected positioning statements and self-righteous comments emerged from Emeritus, industry observers, plus defensive responses from the industry lobbying leaders – ALFA and Leading Age. Larry Minnix (Leading Age) tells ALF executives to ask themselves, "What are your staffing levels?" Indeed. And we should ask as well. What should they be in an AL memory unit? He doesn't say. Read the Frontline attached interview with a regulatory agency CEO -- and how variations across state boundaries can be justified. Really. So shouldn't facilities be shut down after horrible incidents like these? Remember the Miami Herald series Neglected to Death? Not just one company (as in the Frontline story) but many organizations, large and small, throughout Florida, not just one incident but multiple. As with many incidents, company growth may slow a bit, organizations may consolidate under new ownership or new names, but rarely are they shut down. >>> Read more . . .
Healthcare has too much tech focus, too little benefit to seniorsSubmitted by Laurie Orlov on Mon, 07/29/2013 - 14:15
It's a new era – patient engagement – but does that include seniors? According to a recent health journal article, welcome to the era of patient engagement. What's that? "Empowering patients to actively process information, decide how that information fits into their lives, and act on those decisions is a key driver to improving care and reducing costs." Like many of the heavily-invested Health IT improvements over the years, patient engagement strategies offer the industry a feel-good approach to preaching to and reaching the converted – those tech-enabled individuals with a fetish for looking stuff up and tracking it (see Google Health). Ah, but those with the least access to technology may need the most engagement -- they're not likely to peer at their patient portals. At last Pew count only 13% of the 65+ even looked online for information as a diagnostic tool. And fewer than half of those followed up with a medical professional based on what they found. >>> Read more . . .


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text: The John Report: WWE TLC 2009 ReviewI watched the show tonight. I posted thoughts all night on my Twitter and Facebook pages, so what I'll do here is post those collection of thoughts and maybe add a bit more where needed. It's not going to be that in depth, though. All matches will have ratings on the five star scale, of course. The announcers were Cole, Lawler and Striker.- Christian over Benjamin in 18 minutes to retain the ECW title. Great ladder spot with Christian hitting a frog splash onto Shelton, who was laying on a ladder to end it. The worst part of the match came when Christian suffered a legit cut and they had a medic come out to stitch him up. This never would have happened before WWE went to PG. And it's fucking lame. Still, a very good ladder match from two guys that said they'd steal the show and they did. ****<!--more-->- McIntyre over Morrison in 10 minutes to win the IC Title. Too short for my liking, but I assume we'll get a longer rematch. Morrison hit Starship Pain although he failed to get the win because McIntyre's foot was under the bottom rope. Then they did some spot with a belt, the ref threw it out, McIntyre hit a cheap shot to the eyes of Morrison (same thing he did to Finlay once) and hit his DDT for the win. Match was fine. The ref wasn't very good. **1/2Vince congratulated McIntyre. McIntyre did a quick interview when Sheamus told him that he wasn't going to be the only one leaving with gold.- McCool over James in 8 minutes to retain the Women's title. They gave the girls nearly ten minutes, which his nice especially considering that Michelle and Mickie are among the better workers within the diva division. Good chemistry and a physical match. Michelle won after a distraction from Layla. Mickie turned around and Michelle pinned her with a boot to the head. I'm cool with Mickie losing because, as I wrote in my predictions, the feud should continue. This was as good as any divas match this year. Maybe the best. I'm too tired to think of others. **1/2- Sheamus over Cena in 16 minutes to win the WWE Title. It was okay. I really dislike the tables match concept because they expect us to get excited about Cena jumping off the top rope onto the guy through a table when we all know it's not happening. And why not just pick the dude up with a bodyslam through the table? It's a silly gimmick. That's all. The match ended with Cena going to superplex him, but Sheamus shoved him off and John went crashing through. Too soon for Sheamus? Maybe, but at this point I expect the title to move around every PPV. Post match they had Cena sell how broken up he was about losing. Never mind that he has held the belt twice in the past two and a half months. I guess they'll be having a rematch, maybe as soon as Monday's Raw. **3/4- Undertaker over Batista in 15 minutes to retain the World Title. Batista won with a lowblow, then a chair to the head. Long came out, said the match isn't over due to the lowblow. Match restarts. I guess only chairs are legal, but anything else is illegal. That's the good thing about making up a match like a Chairs Match. Nobody knows the rules, so you can bullshit your way into a finish. Thirty seconds after the restart, Undertaker won with a tombstone clean. They've had better matches. I think a rematch at the Rumble is very likely. **1/2- Orton over Kofi in 13 minutes. I was excited about this one. They did this cool spot where Kofi hops to the top rope quickly, then leaps off the top to the floor and Orton hits a beautiful dropkick. There was a point when Michael Cole said: "There's a reason why Orton is a six time world champion." Of course there is Cole, it's because WWE books too many title changes. Orton won clean with the RKO. Let's hope for a longer rematch because this was fun. ***1/4- DX over Jericho in 24 minutes to win the Tag Titles. It was fine. They did some cool spots like DX picking up a huge ladder and suplexing it onto Jericho. Then they did a spotfest with HBK hitting the vintage elbow (yes he said it), Jericho's Codebreaker, Hunter's Spinebuster and Show's spear. Everybody was laid out and for some unknown reason Big Show beat up the ladder. He did the KTFO punch to HHH, who had a chair in front of his face. Show put Jericho on his shoulders and walked him under the ladders although not before Shawn got back up. He superkicked him and Jericho went flying over the top rope, jaw first into the table. I assume he was supposed to crash through it, but was unable to get far enough. Hunter ended up holding one half of a ladder straight while HBK climbed to retrieve the belts (they had two of them hanging there) for the win. Some of the spots were good. It was just okay for a TLC match. ***1/4To end the show Michael Cole said we've got two words for you: "Good night." What a tool. Somebody punch him. Please.- Overall, I'd give the show a solid 7 out of 10. Not a bad match on the show. There wasn't a true match of the year contender, but the Christian/Shelton match was the match of the night and there was some newsworthy happenings with Sheamus, McIntyre and DX all winning belts. If you saw it you probably enjoyed the show. Not a bad way to spend three hours as a wrestling fan. Unless you love John Cena, I guess.I'll be back tomorrow with the 2009 WWE Johnny Awards and then on Tuesday with The Raw Deal, which will feature WWE's Slammy Awards.Thanks for reading.


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Here are some reactions from players, coaches and Marlins front office after Giancarlo Stanton was done signing a 13-year, $325 million deal on Wednesday.
Sound off: Interviews with Stanton, Hill, Redmond, Cishek and Koehler
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Ruggiano leaves practice early with a stiff lower back; starting pitching rotation set for first week of Grapefruit League action
JUPITER -- Center fielder Justin Ruggiano left practice early Thursday with tightness in his lower back and it is unclear if he will be ready to go when the Marlins open Graperfruit League action Saturday at Roger Dean Stadium against the Cardinals.
"My lower back kind of tightened up a little bit fielding ground balls," said Ruggiano, who hit .313 with 13 homers and 36 RBI in 91 games for the Marlins last season -- arguably the best surprise in a disappointing season.
"Instead of pushing it today being so early in camp I came in to see if we can't get it settled now. It's not fun. It's annoying. I'm frustrated and angry. I don't have a hold on why it keeps happening."
Ruggiano, a favorite to land the starting center field job, battled lower back pain last season. He also banged up his shoulder and didn't play again after Sept. 21.
"I know it's not that anything is wrong with my back," he said. "I had an x-ray and MRI on that so I know it's nothing structural. It's muscular.
"As soon as I can get back out there, I'm getting back out there."
Redmond has set his pitching rotation for the first eight games of the spring. Here is a look at the starters for each game:
John Maine will start Saturday against the Cardinals in Jupiter. Henderson Alvarez goes Sunday against Washington in Viera and March 1st against the Twins in Jupiter. Wade LeBlanc will pitch Monday against the Braves in Orlando.
Ricky Nolasco, Miami's projected opening day starter, will then pitch Tuesday against the Mets in Jupiter and again March 2nd against the Mets in Port St. Lucie. Nathan Eovaldi will go Wednesday against Washington in Viera and March 3rd against the Mets in Jupiter. Jacob Turner goes Thursday against the Cardinals in Jupiter.
> Redmond said former Marlins teammate Mike Lowell is scheduled to arrive in Jupiter Feb. 28. Lowell has agreed to serve as a guest assistant coach for a three-game stretch from then on. Redmond said he's still working to get Luis Castillo, the team's all-time leader in hits, to come and serve as a guest assistant coach, too.
"Luis is going to be a game-time decision," Redmond said. "He's either just going to show up someday or we're going to have to go down and get him."
> The Marlins wrapped up the second of two days worth of simulated intrasquad games. Shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria tripled off Alvarez and scored. Second baseman Donovan Solano had a couple of hits.
"A couple of those guys look like they're ready to go for opening day already," Redmond said. "I don't know how they do that. They come out swinging.
"We had a lot of good at-bats. I thought we pitched well, too. It was good to see [Braulio] Lara go up there and throw strikes. [Arquimedes] Caminero threw some nasty pitches. [Kevin] Slowey pitched well. Alvarez [did too]."
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Morrison set to begin month-long running progression on treadmill
JUPITER -- Logan Morrison's first steps toward getting back into a Marlins uniform begin this morning.
The first baseman, who had a second surgery five months ago to repair a torn patella tendon in his right knee, will start running on a treadmill for the first time in eight months on Thursday. Doctors, Morrison said, don't want him hitting or doing any other baseball activities yet. Just the treadmill.
"It's not going to be like 20 minutes first time. It's going to be like a minute," said Morrison, who will wear an anti-gravity bubble below his waist to put less weight on the knee. "Probably just like a jog with half my body weight."
Morrison said the treadmill work will progress for about a month -- assuming there aren't any setbacks. His agent told The Miami Herald earlier this week the hope is Morrison will be game ready by April 15th. Morrison said Thursday that remains the hope.
"I just know I'm running today on the treadmill and then after that I don't know what's going on," Morrison said. "They don't want me hitting right now because if it does get sore they want to know what is making it sore."
Morrison said the opportunity to get fully healthy is exciting. He admits he tried to rush his way back on the field too early after the first surgery in Dec. 2011.
"It's not always about being the tough guy, the guy who is going to be out on the field. It's about being able to help your team. If you're not able to do that, why be out there?" Morrison said.
"It was painful and a mental grind just to get out of bed [last season]. To go and face major league pitching wasn't fun either. I think the first time you go through it you think you're bullet proof. 'Yeah, it hurts, but it will get better.' Or, 'Yeah it hurts, but I can still play through it, still help the team win.' I wanted to help the people out on my team, but it didn't work out well."
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Stanton feels better, x-rays on neck negative, expects to play in spring opener Saturday
JUPITER -- Marlins All-Star right fielder Giancarlo Stanton was in good spirits Thursday morning -- and feeling better -- a day after being struck in the back of the head by a Jose Fernandez fastball.
"It all checked out fine," Stanton said of the precautionary x-rays taken on his neck after practice Wednesday.
"I was pretty loopy I must say yesterday. But for the most part I feel fine. [I'm] back. But we're going to see how much activity [I do] in the weight room. I'd like to at least get some hitting in today. It's probably smarter not to do much. I'll go according to what I'm feeling and what makes sense."
Stanton said Wednesday his vision was blurry for a few hours after getting plunked. The 23-year-old slugger said the ball got him just below the helmet, between the base of his skull and the top of his neck. But eventually, he said, that blurriness went away.
Stanton said he expects to play in the Marlins spring opener Saturday against the Cardinals.
Asked about the ball that hit him, Stanton joked: "I don't know. I think it's like half of a baseball now."
As for Fernandez, the Marlins' top prospect, he said he feels relieved Stanton is fine.
"It's still kind of tough, but I feel better that it's not that bad," Fernandez said.
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