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Focusing on development and investment, Jeremy Malensky possesses a passion for real estate that has not only propelled Dutchman to the top of the industry, but has enabled the company to expand its focus and foster a vision for the communities it serves. As a real estate developer and investor, Jeremy has been in the forefront of some of the most significant land transactions and developments in St. Charles County over the past 10 years. However, Jeremy is known for much more than his business acumen; he consistently makes time to give back to the community, attend local government meetings and build solid relationships with leaders and clients. He is intense, committed, and always ready for a challenge, perhaps a reflection of his five-year stint in the U.S. Marine Corps. After obtaining his CCIM designation at the early age of 25, Jeremy has participated in partnerships with land owners and investors, and has performed an integral roll in the success of Dutchman Realty. His achievements go far beyond his years. In fact, he has become one of the most sought-after real estate sales and development professionals in the area.
With her engaging personality, her energy and enthusiasm, and her unwavering dedication to customer service, it's no wonder that Dee Bax has developed so many personal and long-term relationships with her clients. And because of her achievements, Dee Bax has consistently been one of the top performers in St. Charles, Lincoln and Warren County commercial real estate, helping bring growth and leadership to the area. Her success in residential real estate is unparalleled as well. Dee's business philosophy focuses on education and relationship-building, both with clients and with members of her team. After more than 25 years in the industry, Dee's passion for real estate has remained unwavering, as she works to put together deals that best meet clients' needs. Dee also firmly believes in giving back to the community, and her involvement in local causes is well-known and recognized. She has received numerous honors for her success and has been involved throughout the community and within the industry in organizations such as World Entrepreneurs Organization, St. Charles County Land Use Task Force Master Plan 2010, Land Trust for the St. Charles County Parks System, Frontenac Bank Board of Directors, Crisis Nursery Board Member, and member of the Windsor Community Church. Through her dedication and vision, Dee remains at the forefront of the growth and success of St. Charles, St. Louis, Lincoln and Warren Counties.
The Dynamic Shane Edgar joins the Dutchman TEAM as a committed and passionate real estate professional. He brings with him over a decade of commercial real estate experience with a diverse background as he's represented Buyer's, Seller's, Landlord's & Tenant's in every area of the industry. He was previously with one of the largest Brokerage, Development & Construction Companies in St Charles County. While with that company Shane developed a strong background in retail development and leasing. His proven track record is supported by successfully assisting National Clients with Build-to-Suits in single tenant NNN investment properties. Over the past 3 years Edgar was responsible for over 30 MILLION in sales and is looking forward to continuing his success with Dutchman and serving our clients as the Real Estate Professional.
While Nina Matteson's title indicates her responsibility for Dutchman's accounts payable and receivable, her value to the company and to our clients goes much further. Perhaps most important, anyone who calls or visits Dutchman always gets an enthusiastic and cheerful greeting, thanks to Nina. For many, she is the first contact with our company, and an important reflection of our philosophy to treat everyone with friendliness and courtesy. Prior to joining Dutchman five years ago, Nina was a longtime corporate secretary and accounting liaison with clients for a prominent consulting engineering company. In addition, she is a licensed real estate professional. Nina also is committed to giving back to the community, and is a Certified Emergency Response Team member.
John Hanneken is a key team member in the growth and expansion of Dutchman Development & Construction. As project manager, he oversees the company's residential construction, as well as commercial construction of all types, including office, medical, retail, industrial, warehouse, day care and institutional projects. A 22-year construction veteran, Hanneken has owned his own construction company and has served as project manager for one of the area's larges homebuilders and for a major development company. As Dutchman's project portfolio continues to grow, John will help ensure our tradition of state-of-the-art construction coupled with incomparable customer service.
As Controller, Christine Kastberg is responsible for the accounting and finance functions of the company. Her responsibilities include interacting with the bank, CPA firm and members of the company to ensure they have enough information to complete their jobs. Christine brings more than 25 years of experience in Accounting, Finance and Cash Management with stints in both Fortune 500 companies as well as small entrepreneurial businesses. Her attention to detail is a benefit for both the company and our clients. Christine uses her free time to coach youth soccer.
As Director of Marketing Jackie's primary responsibilities are focused on, marketing and advertising campaigns, social media, tracking sales data, planning meetings and trade shows, maintaining databases, preparing reports, creativity, target mailing, website management/design, and most importantly a definite team player in the office while assisting in reaching the companies goals. Although she is a master of many talents Jackie is responsible for ensuring the company's success through the most dynamic marketing techniques used in real estate. As the marketing world is changing daily Jackie's dedication and commitment to her work is a huge part of the reason for Dutchman's success.
Jackie joins Dutchman as a college graduate of University of Missouri Kansas City and a licensed sales person with over 10+ years of experience in property management, marketing, leasing and sales. She has had the opportunity to work for some of the largest and most influential Developers, Management Companies and Contractors in the St. Louis Metropolitan area. With her tenacious attitude and ability to creatively find solutions, Jackie has consistently maintained a reputation as a leader in her industry. As a native to St. Charles, Jackie possesses many passions and talents in life. Over the years she has prided herself on developing long successful relationships with clients and friends. In her free time she loves the enjoyment of City life while still making time to spend enjoying the outdoors and at her family farm.
Denise is an accomplished real estate professional with 25 years of commercial real estate experience. She has a diverse background as it includes representing Buyers, Sellers, Landlords and Tenants in every area of the industry. Denise's successful career began with one of the largest commercial real estate companies in St. Louis County, where she was awarded multiple Top Seller awards for her accomplishments. Over the years Denise has developed a strong background in Buyer/Tenant Representation within the commercial development and leasing sector, and is well respected throughout the entire commercial real estate industry.
Before joining Dutchman Realty, Jim spent 23 years at Anheuser-Busch, a Fortune 500 company, in various executive management/leadership roles in sales, marketing and operations, including a stint as the Executive Assistance in the President's office.
Jim is regarded as a resourceful problem solver, with a strong commitment to excellence, who can slice through bureaucracy to get the job done. Jim owns a variety of real estate and has the innate ability to see real estate through the eyes of an investor and owner. This unique ability creates a win/win that gets the deal done.
Dian joins Dutchman with a solid background in the legal and financial systems of commercial real estate. She has experience with all aspects of these fields, from creating and examining legal documents to developing operating budgets for a vast inventory of property assets.
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Date: December 19, 2012
by: Jen Blanco | Sports Editor
LAKEWOOD RANCH — Amanda Baar isn't afraid to test the limits — even if it means getting aggressive with her opponents.
In the middle of her final season, the Lakewood Ranch High senior defender takes pride in knowing she is one of the only players standing between her opponent and the goal.
"I love defense," Baar says. "I love the thrill of knowing you're one of the last players on the field. I love to know that the reasons shutouts happen are because of us and the goalie."
It is a position Baar was thrust into two years ago, and it's one she's grown to appreciate. After all, it's not easy to mask your mistakes when all eyes are on you.
"I was extremely nervous," Baar says. "It puts so much weight on your shoulders because if you mess up, you're the last person there. It scares you. You can't afford to make silly mistakes because it's a lot more noticeable when you do.
"I just keep telling myself don't let them by me," Baar says. "I love to play aggressive. I love to shove and push … that sounds horrible."
Baar began playing soccer when she was 4 years old, after her parents signed her up at the Braden River Soccer Club. She quickly found enjoyment in the sport and has been playing for the Rage, along with Lakewood, ever since.
"I love being outside and it was something to do, too," Baar says. "I love being on a team. I'm not so much about playing individual sports."
Three years ago, Baar fractured vertebrae in her back. She was forced to sit out her freshman year. After wearing a back brace and undergoing six months of rehabilitation, Baar returned to the field for her sophomore season.
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"I knew how much I loved to play, and I wanted to get back as soon as I could," Baar says. "It would scare me to go up against (other players). I didn't want to do it all over against. I trusted my doctors, but it definitely altered my physical shape."
Two years later, Baar admits she still feels pain from time to time as a result of her injury, particularly when she lands hard on it during games, but she is no longer afraid to be aggressive.
"I'll be done after this soccer season, so I'm just going to go out and push myself," says Baar, who hopes to attend the University of Florida.
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"I think this is such an amazing group of girls," Baar says. "I love them all half to death. We're so close and everyone is so nice and likes each other. We have such a good record right now, and I definitely think we'll go far."
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My supply tanked after I returned to work, and my LO prefers the bottle to my boobs. I also have been white knuckling at times it without my anti-depressants for over a year . I feel it's time to let go of my ideal mother/baby bond through BFing, and it's also time I went back onty my meds. I know I did a good job keeping this up for more than a year, but I still feel guilty. I'm not sure why.
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Congrats to you. My little one was born on the 11th of October in 2011 and was never able to breastfeed. I've been pumping ever since. I also am white knuckling it through PPD and PPA but it's not my time yet to quit. Don't feel guilty, you've done amazing. I wish I had been able to breastfeed!!
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You did great mama, considering the long NICU stay and dealing with depression without meds-over a year! You need to pat yourself on the back for a job well-done You will always have a bond with your child, no matter how he is fed
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Wow! You are amazing for BFing for that long and dealing with depression and the NICU stay.
I'm currently stuggling with depression and low milk supply and I feel SOOOO guilty. So I can relate with you on that. I agree with PP.
Kudos! Pat youself on the back and hold your head high. You earned it.
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I aslo went through something similiar - ( my breast milk supply doesn't seem to be enough. Lately, my son to become an aggressive feeder.)
Breast feeding is only at night - (my goal was breast feed for a year - just like you - ( You did it and be proud!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
You rock!
Thank you ladies. I feel a bit better about quitting BFing. It was worth the effort so far - my son has never been sick since he came home. GL with those who are still BFing!
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Core Seminar - Held Monday mornings from 9:30-12:30, this weekly seminar provides fellows with a theoretical framework for trauma treatment, as well as a rich case study population drawn from the experiences of a diverse practitioner pool. Faculty and guest lecturers are invited to speak on a wide range of theoretical approaches and treatment options. This seminar is led by Bessel van der Kolk, M.D., Margaret Blaustein, Ph.D., and Elizabeth Hopper, Ph.D., and includes presentations by many of the Trauma Center faculty.
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Todays news was a "non event" we already knew it was 502, the price action was PURE MANIPULATION!
Just sayin....
Sentiment: Strong Sell
You can go back into your mud huts now dopers!!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
LIAR! (and we know that you know that we know you are!)
Exact Sciences lowers earnings 187% in Q3
Nov 3 2014, 13:08 ET | By: Mamta Mayani, SA News Editor Contact this editor with comments or a news tip
Exact Sciences (EXAS -0.3%) Q3 results: Revenues: $0; R&D Expense: $9.1M (+30.0%); SG&A: $22.2M (+318.9%); Net Loss: ($32.1M) (-186.6%); Loss Per Share: ($0.39) (-143.8%); Quick Assets: $211.1M (+58.4%).
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Actually truth, they weren't fudging numbers, they were DOUBLE, TRIPLE AND QUADRUPLE Billing multiple clients ordering the same test on the same individual - as IF they had performed the test multiple times and actually hadn't - This according to the "whistleblower" from what I read.
Exactly why its going to take around 4 years for this company to "go it alone".
Can you say greedy=stupidity?
Hey wait a gosh darn minute! I thought I was the REAL farrker!!!!
At least thats what the mental midget mstevens has been telling the board for years!
And guess what clown child? I just bought 10,000 new shares of SQNM at 3.29 to add to the collection I bought at 1.92 a while back.
Why don't you join me for the ride. It's looking to be an EARLY CHRISTMAS for the longs (by ThanksGiving)
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Bitter angry fat middle aged female. Which one describes you?
Why must you hate the man because he's successful. If we are to believe you, you've made gazillions on this stock, yet you obsess on this "kid"? Methink there's trouble in YOUR paradise?
Sentiment: Strong Sell
We don't need no stinkin suicide jumpers from this pie in the sky tower. Not today anyway.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
If this was the 18th century and they walked together down the sidewalk below my penthouse on the 2nd floor? I would pull all of "chamber pots" from each of the bedrooms and dump them on their sorry heads. I would instruct my neighbors to do same. Perhaps they would then "get the message". If I was in ancient Greece I would dump the erns from the "vomitorium" on them. These vermin "leak" bad information by innuendo and further more, they have been wrong more often than right. I just bought 10,000 shares between 5.02 and 5.10.
So haaaa!!
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Hope and pray cheerieboi, but as I've warned you: It is highly unlikely that this stock will ever cross 20.00 again. I hate to be the one to break the bad news to you, but longs here are actually shorts. They're in the game of "bamboozle", that's their stock and trade. Don't be the next victim.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
What are you clowns going to do with your 55 million shares?
Im sure the shorts would like to buy them from you at 2.00 per share.
With all due respect senior,
Isn't this the same bs n blather we were reading when the stock was trading above $23.00 per share?
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Patrick Henry has all but destroyed this company IMO - and apparently the BOD thinks so too.
Time to let someone more capable take the helm. This is what we mean by "strategic alternatives" ....
The whole lot of you pumptards got REEEEEEMED today Ha Ha Ha!!
So sorry.
You should have listened to the wise ones on this board. We tried to help you to help yourselves but nobody wanted to listen. And the sad part is that it's not over. We've got another deluge of bailing doperbabies coming and it could get VERY ugly. VERY!
What a pity...........
Sentiment: Strong Sell
How infantile. The entire board realized that he meant the next trading day, but you low IQ aspbergers types always seem to have trouble...lol (at you my friend, at you!)
I tried to help you. Over and over I warned you about the silver tongued devil with a pickle in his pocket.
But no, you wouldn't listen.
But don't go feeling too sorry for yourselves. There's a few of the lads that got "taken advantage" of as well.
Not to worry, soothing Aloe Vera does wonders for a chapped #$%$
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Also, one more thing: Did you see the news on ILMN? You may want to take them off your companies to emulate list. Apparently some tiny outfit has come up with a sequencer that is 30x faster than theirs!!!
Hey! Why did you leave me off of your list? I see most of my esteemed colleagues are represented yet somehow you've failed to acknowledge my "work".
We tried to warn you clowns!
How low will she go this time? 20? 18? 12?
Oh yes, ANYTHING is possible when it comes to over hyped bloated stocks!


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I, personally, would like to know what thoughts you yourself have to share concerning your own stylistic predilections.
You, my good man, are completely awesome. Time after time your characters genuinely scare me, not with the hard, fast, screaming kind of fear, but with the chilling, slowly-creeping-up-one's-back-into-one's-brain kind. Each is unique (Arceus knows I can't match that :P) and creepy in their own way.
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I, personally, would like to know what thoughts you yourself have to share concerning your own stylistic predilections.
For as long as I can remember, I've had a fascination with villains. Maybe it's their awe-inspiring visage as figures of power. Maybe its their ability to relay countless emotions into the audience, whether they be fear, anger, respect, or even guilt and sympathy. In any case, they were almost always my favorite characters in a piece of work.
T'was this interest in villains that began my, ahem, long and dark spiral. See, in reality, I'm actually quite a cheery person, so my writing style was not the result of some kind of pent-up rage. I started seeing that there were loads of different villains, from intellectual to chaotic to sympathetic to sadistic to human to monstrous...the list goes on. And, I wanted to know just how many there were out there, and if I could write them efficiently. So, I started writing, and up until a bit after I joined here, I was fairly, how you say, "n00b"ish. My villains were pretty sub-par, for the most part...
Then Zaar happened. And I know just how much you all love that character.
I base my characters around a single pivotal quirk in their personality or backstory, which drives the majority of the rest of their design. A theme, if you will. Zaar's is sadism, Dusza's is philosophy, Vlam (old character who I may or may not bring back) is arson, Ruby is heartbreak, and so on. I normally add more aspects to flesh them out further, but those motifs are up front for the majority of the time.
One weird thing with my conceptualization is that I tend to base my characters off of songs. Honest truth.
Vlam was based on I Am The Arsonist by Silverstein, a very, very angry song that tells the story of a man who is driven insane with rage when his wife ends up getting with one of his friends, or in Vlam's particular case, his brother. So, in a blinded frenzy, in the middle of the night, when both of them are sleeping, he bathes the house in gasoline, and lights it ablaze, killing them both.
Ruby was based on Façade by Disturbed, which speaks of a woman who is in an abusive relationship that she can't muster up the willpower to get out of, even as she contemplates attacking her beloved. In Ruby's case, though, she does attack her love, and is inexplicably wrought with grief not soon afterwards.
I've noticed that quite a few of my characters seem to embody different elements of insanity, or are otherwise mental disorders that could very well lead to insanity;
Zaar - Sadism
Wildcard - Mania
Ruby Loria - Paranoia
Dusza Koning - Depression
Claus Abendroth/Marek Thorn - Dissociative identity disorder (Split personalities)
Oh, and btw, do you write poetry?
Interesting, I have also always found my central focus in any story to be the villain(s). Aside from the obvious fact that they, more often than not, drive the plot, I've always found villains to be easier to relate to than heroes - there's something more believable about someone who allows themselves to be identified by tragedy than by virtue. A good villain usually has an understandable, and believable, motivation, while a good hero seems to be identified more often than not by the lack of adequate motivation.
Lately I've been feeling rather lazy about my tendency to focus on villains and anti-heroes, since the reality is that I've just always found crafting a credible hero to be more challenging.
@Piximon Yes, I do write poetry. I have a few posted through my blog, written when inspiration hit me upside the head. I love writing poetry; I find it to be one of the best forms of writing when it comes to conveying emotion.


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Following in 2005 a call for application by the European Commission, the Consortium of the Joint Master's course in "Global Studies – A European perspective" came into existence and in 2010 funding was approved for a further 5 years.
The founding members of the European Master in Global Studies (EMGS) Consortium comprised besides the University of Leipzig three leading European universities, namely the prestigious London School of Economics and Political Science (UK), the University of Vienna (Austria) and the University of Wroclaw (Poland).
In 2007 the EMGS-Consortium established partnerships with four well-known non-European Universities that are the Dalhousie University (Canada), the Macquarie University (Australia), the University of California at Santa Barbara (USA), University of Stellenbosch (South Africa) which allows to offer to European students to study for one term at one of them.
In 2010 the Consortium was extended to the Roskilde University (Denmark), the Fudan University (China) and the Jawaharlal Nehru University (India) covering an even broader geographical area and academic scope.
Students choosing the programme study at two different European universities, at each for one academic year. After having successful completed the programme they are able to analyze processes of globalization in various academic ways and are thus well-prepared for both, academic positions dealing with global phenomena and jobs in supranational agencies and non-governmental organizations, as they are ready to work as intercultural mediators and in the fields of development cooperation, economy, management and beyond.
The EMGS-consortium holds a winter school and a summer school every year, which consists of workshops and lectures offered by the teaching staff of all our Consortium universities. During these events student groups from the different places come together to get to know their colleagues and to experience the transnationality of their study programm.
A further annual highlight in the EMGS-Consortium schedule is the Graduation Ceremony that is organized every November celebrating the successful completion of the Master degree and handing out the graduation certificate.
Thanks to the Erasmus Mundus programme the EMGS-Consortium is in the favourable position to offer for some selected students full-time grants.
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Hospitals push to go farther with involuntary meds billBy Neal P. Goswami
Vermont Press Bureau | February 05,2014MONTPELIER Vermont hospitals are seeking changes to Senate legislation that would streamline the states procedures for involuntary hospitalization and medication of psychiatric patients.
The hospitals hope to further smooth the way for medicating certain patients against their wishes.
Jill Olson, vice president of policy and legislative affairs for the Vermont Association of Hospitals and Health Systems, asked the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday to allow a petition for involuntary medication of a patient to be filed at any time, rather than just jointly with an application for involuntary hospitalization, as the proposed legislation reads.
Under current law, an order for involuntary medication cannot be sought until the involuntary commitment process is complete.
Olson said physicians are required to file a petition in court for involuntary hospitalization within 72 hours after a patient is admitted. However, it may not be possible to determine by then if involuntary medication is also needed, she said. Under the proposed legislation, a hospital could miss the opportunity to apply for medication if the need wasnt evident right away.
Under the hospitals proposal, a petition for involuntary medication could still be submitted before a judge considers the petition for hospitalization, Olson said.
(Physicians) do want to be able to file a petition for the medication in advance of the full hearing, but they dont want to have to do it jointly,she said. Her group represents all Vermont hospitals.
Olson also outlined groups of patients she said should be fast-tracked through the hearing process. Anyone who is demonstrably dangerous to others or themselves, or those for whom a previous petition for involuntary medication has been granted, should be considered by the courts in a faster statutory framework, Olson said.
The hospital association didnt offer any specifics for a fast-track framework, which isnt contemplated in the Senate bill.
Finally, Vermont hospitals want to leave it up to judges whether to grant a stay during an appeal of a medication order, rather than having a stay be automatic, as it currently is.
The Department of Mental Health also has no way under current law to petition to have a stay lifted during the appeal process, Olson said.
Appealed cases can take as long as six months to be resolved, she said, and patients are not receiving needed treatment during that time.
It creates flexibility and discretion for the judge where currently there is none, Olson said.
The Senate bill includes no changes to the automatic stay.
The legislation, S.287, looks to speed up the process the state uses to determine if psychiatric patients should be given medication against their will. Hospitals and the Mental Health Department say some patients need treatment sooner than the system allows.
There are some patients for whom time is the enemy and the longer they wait the sicker they get, Olson said.
But mental health advocates say the proposal to fast-track some patients undermines the rights of Vermonters struggling with mental illness.
Jack McCullough, director of the Mental Health Law Project, said the hospitals have requested the change in the guise of narrowing the scope of people who could get expedited hearings.
But they dont narrow anything at all, McCullough said.
Rather, the change requested Tuesday seeks to expand the list of people who qualify for expedited hearings, he said.
Anyone whos in the hospital involuntarily should meet criteria for being both mentally ill and dangerous. So theyre saying, Well, were only going to apply this to people who are dangerous. Thats not any restriction at all. Thats everybody, McCullough said.
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Gov. Butch Otter told his Water Summit in Burley today that he's making Dave Tuthill, who's been serving as interim director of the state Department of Water Resources, the permanent director. "We can't achieve long-term solutions with temporary, interim initiatives. And we can't achieve long-term solutions with a temporary, interim director," the governor told the assembled water users and policy experts.
Otter said the summit, which includes 19 invited representatives of surface water users, ground water users, spring water users, municipalities, county assessors, industry, utilities and domestic well users, will help figure out how to deal with conflict over water use involving the eastern Snake plain aquifer. The state's responsible, he said, because it approved water rights beyond the capability of the aquifer to meet. "For that, and for all the people who did that, I'm sincerely sorry," Otter told the group, which plans to hold part of its meetings today behind closed doors. "But we have to play the hand we're dealt, and we haven't been dealt a very good hand."
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed long-term care insurance policies, focusing on: (1) the extent to which state standards and long-term care insurance policies meet the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) standards; (2) whether such standards and policies adequately address consumer protection issues; and (3) whether minimum federal standards are needed.
GAO found that: (1) although NAIC model standards for long-term insurance provide greater consumer protection, consumers are still vulnerable to considerable risks because many states have not adopted key NAIC standards and NAIC standards do not sufficiently address several consumer protection issues; (2) NAIC standards do not address definitions of covered services, eligibility criteria, or grievances; (3) NAIC standards do not protect consumers from inappropriate prices, unpredictable premium increases, limitation on policy upgrading, and incentives for insurance sales abuses; and (4) although insurers adopted NAIC standards more quickly than states, their policies often did not meet such recent NAIC standards as disclosure, inflation protection, and home health care.
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Still craving more Planet Asia after checking out the West Coast underground mainstay's currently-featured single, Golden State? We've got you covered. Flash Backs, the latest leak off DJ J-Ronin and DJ Snips' forthcoming compilation album finds the Fresno resident lacing an old-school Thorotracks instrumental with gritty yet nostalgic lyrical fire. Complete with guest bars by Timbo King and Hell Razah, this joint is just one of many quality cuts slated for inclusion on the M.O.P.-hosted All Elements Vol. 12, which has yet to receive a drop date. Watch for Planet Asia's latest solo album, Black Belt Theater, to hit store shelves and online retailers February 28.
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Day 1 – Learning Swift As part of the 15-Day Code Challenge that I've come up with, I'm learning about 15 new technologies in 15 days. The first is Swift, Apple's new coding language. I've always liked developing for mobile, but I haven't had the time to explore and play around with Swift until today. In this post I'm going to go over my experience learning Swift and building my first app. For this blog post, I have been primarily reading the ebook that Apple released. It's a great resource and I highly recommend it for learning Swift. Step…READ MORE »
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Independent Appeal: Victims of a terrible war receive pioneering help in Gaza - and across the Israeli border
Monday 01 January 2007
The moment that changed three-year-old Mohammed Kulab's life for ever came when he was buried in the rubble of his home after an Israeli shell exploded during an incursion into Gaza's southernmost town of Rafah in March 2004.
It wasn't only that both his parents were killed; it was also that trapped and starved of air, Mohammed, until then a normal, healthy one-year-old, suffered brain damage. By the time he was pulled out of the wreckage of his house he was in a coma.
Mohammed only came out of the coma after being transferred for three months to the Israeli Ichilov hospital in Tel Aviv.
Mohammed suffers from cerebral palsy as a result of the oxygen shortage that terrible day, and requires constant attention from his grandmother, Etas, 47, a woman who lives in one of the poorest areas of the Khan Yunis refugee camp.
"It's no more than my duty," she explains without fuss. She talks to Mohammed, who has a slightly crooked, winning smile, without ceasing. "What's four?" she asks. Mohammed holds out four fingers. "What does Arafat do?" In cheerful imitation of the late Palestinian president, he puts his outstretched hand to his forehead in a military salute. "What happened to you?" Here Mohammed points his index finger at the side of his head and makes a mock-angry face.
The exact nature of the disaster which crippled and orphaned Mohammed isn't clear even today. Local health workers and his extended family say his father, Awni Kulab, was a Palestinian policeman and the house was hit by Israeli shells. Reports at the time said that Mr Kulab was a leader of the armed militant Palestinian Representatives Committees faction and the Israeli military said an accidentally exploded Palestinian bomb was to blame.
Across town, 23-year-old Fawzia Abu Ims'ad lies in Nasser hospital with her right leg bandaged below the knee. She says that four years ago she was walking home when two Israeli soldiers started shouting at her. "They said dirty words," she says. "I don't look at them or say anything. I just kept walking." Then, she says, the soldiers shot at her twice.
The first bullet missed her, but the other hit her leg, smashing into the bone. Ms Ims'ad was also transferred to Israel, and spent 22 days in Tel Hashomer hospital where she says she had 15 separate operations. With the prognosis looking grim, doctors there secured her written permission to amputate the right leg. Then when she was under the anaesthetic and they could see more clearly the nature of the injury, they changed their mind.
When Ms Ims'ad came round they had the greatest difficulty in persuading her the leg had not, after all, been amputated. "I was very happy," she says. "I couldn't believe it."
Not that it has been easy since. Ms Ims'ad, a lively and attractive young woman, whose marriage prospects in a deeply conservative society have nevertheless almost certainly been impaired by her injury, is back in hospital because her leg had developed an ulcer. She badly wants to be transferred back to Israel - or possibly Egypt - because she has little confidence that the doctors here can treat her leg as well as those in Tel Hashomer.
But she complains that Nasser medical team aren't even bothering to fill in the forms for a transfer because they say the Hamas-led Palestinian Authority wont be able to refer her out of Gaza because of the international boycott. This may mean, she fears, that her leg could still, after all, be amputated.
But if Mohammed's life, and Ms Ims'ad's leg, were saved in Israeli hospitals, it is a project for rehabilitating the war disabled which has helped to give them hope of living anything like a normal life.
Using the skills of paramedics at the Al-Wafa Medical Rehabilitation hospital in Gaza City, the Gaza Community-Based Rehabilitation Programme (which is funded by the Welfare Association, one of the three charities in the current Independent Christmas appeal) started up soon after the second intifada in September 2000. It serves those disabled by the conflict. At the same time, it provides Al Wafa physiotherapists and occupational therapists with something valuable to do.
They had previously been prevented from getting to work by the Israeli-operated Abu-Houli checkpoint in central Gaza.
Now the project provides support for between 375 and 500 war disabled people a year in southern Gaza and hopes to extend to the north of the Strip. It gave Mohammed a walker; and provided vital training for his grandmother and her family to look after him. Its therapists helped Ms Ims'ad to walk despite the "dropped foot" problem resulting from her injury.
The project's occupational and physical therapists also worked hard with brain-damaged Sari al-Bardaweel, badly injured, and initially paralysed, by shrapnel from a tank shell. His unemployed father, Khaled, says the shell struck Sari's head and neck as they were both sitting one evening three years ago with friends in the yard of a house a few doors down from their own.
Sari, who is now 13, has no memory of the attack. He was one of the brightest and sportiest members of his class until his injury. After brain surgery at Gaza City's hospital he was gradually coaxed back to being able to walk and talk by the paramedical team. Now, although Mr Bardaweel says his son still has learning difficulties and easily gets irritable, he goes regularly to school and can think about the future. "I want to be a policeman in the national security force," the boy says without hesitation.
Al Wafa's Akram al Satari, who co-ordinates the programme, says it adopts a "holistic approach" to its clients. It provides aids in the form of wheelchairs, and training in basic needs such as dressing and going to the lavatory. It also offers health education for the patients and the carers.
But above all, he says, both its therapy and its campaigning in the wider Gaza community is aimed at ensuring that the disabled victims of the conflict are being rehabilitated "not as an act of charity but because it is their human right".
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Super new to programming.
Anyway, let's say I have a script that does something simple, like tells you the number of words you typed into a box (upon hitting a submit button) written in Ruby using Sinatra.
If I wanted this text box to show up on a webpage, like mysite.com/simple_app how would I set that up?
I apologize for the super noob question, but I have no idea where to start with this.
I checked out this question (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9489803/how-to-turn-ruby-script-into-a-web-app) and since I already have working w localhost in Sinatra, I'm kind of wondering what's the next step.