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Jack Savage's Forest Journal: The rise and fall of Souffle the mouse
As I stumbled still half asleep into the kitchen in search of a cup of coffee, I saw that a cereal box, presumably empty, was rocking back and forth on the kitchen counter on its own. Not sensing an earthquake, knowing that Toasted Oatios could not spontaneously come to life, I deduced that somebody was inside the box - and that somebody was likely a white-footed mouse who has been living rent-free in our kitchen long enough to have garnered a name, "Souffle."
Souffle is not the only mouse in our house. It's not uncommon to look up and see a whiskered nose peering down from the beams of our "old, rural home." Last Wednesday night, I'm pretty sure, I saw three of them up there in little lawn chairs wearing fake beards and watching the Red Sox on TV over my shoulder. I didn't scatter them, but I was ready to cut them off after the seventh inning if they got rowdy.
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When the economy began to take a downturn, it hit me and my growing family hard. I know for a fact that I wasn't the only one being affected. Many who were working with me in the town where I was born were struggling with the challenges of a changing climate in the aviation industry. My wife was fortunate to be in a career at the time that allowed her to work from home; it was one of the benefits of the pioneering age of social media. She could literally work from anywhere in the country. Read more
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Time flies. It seems like just yesterday I stepped foot on campus to start classes. Now, two years after transferring to Regent University, here I am as a graduate from the College of Arts and Sciences. In this video, I reflect on where God has taken me over the past few years and dream in expectations of where He will take me next.
In the summertime, Regent takes on a new personality. Classes slow down and the buzz of student activity dies down to a quiet hum. As the heat outside goes up, it seems life in general has started to cool down.
By the time the school year was coming to an end, most of my peers had already begun buzzing about what they planned to do with their summers. The majority of them were headed back home, setting out to see past friends, work old jobs, and loaf around as much as possible. Others were going out to complete internships – boosting their resumes and gathering new life experiences. Another group chose to leave the country, spending their free months travelling the world and serving the Lord through missions.
I, on the other hand, had opted for a different path. Read more
How Gravity Impacts Relationships
I am not a scientist, or even a Science major. In fact, I have to say a big "Thank God!" to the fact that Regent University offers transfer credits so that I do not have to take another science class ever again. Now that we've established that I am not an expert on the subject, let me tell you one thing I do know.
Science impacts your relationships. Specifically, gravity.
Gravity is what holds us all down on the Earth. It is the force that makes it easy to lift a feather but not a TV. Gravity pulls at us every day. Read more
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May 1, 2014 was set aside as a National Day of Prayer. Many people throughout the country took time out to specifically pray for numerous personal, social, spiritual, and political issues on a local, regional, and global level. This day of prayer came right at the close of another scholastic year, and just two days before many of my fellow students received their various and well-earned degrees of higher learning. While many in our nation may question the merits of an actual day being set aside for prayer, I for one can fully appreciate it, and have come to value it greatly; both as a believer in Christ, and as a student living on campus here at Regent University.
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Here's more from Hollywood Experience 2014 student, Alicia LeBlanc, who sums up the highlights of a busy first week in Los Angeles:
Pre-trip: I came to the Hollywood Experience having already made the decision and steps to move to L.A. in a few months. What I was hoping to gain on this trip were some tools and advice for next steps to take as far as getting started in the industry and settled.
Saturday, May 10 – We arrived in L.A.! I feel very welcomed by the amazing folks at our apartment complex. Also, I'm learning how to pronounce "La Brea." Read more
Grad Season
Coming out of grad season, college students everywhere are both reflecting and looking ahead. There are many lasts and many firsts to be had as the year transitions into summer and lives are moving and shaking in between.
This was my first semester as a Regent University student. I didn't know that many people, but I made an effort to be involved in more than just classes. UnChapel, the student led Thursday night Chapel service, was a great opportunity for me to grow spiritually and meet other students. Although I have not yet found a particular niche within the student body, UnChapel gave me the opportunity to see what fruit four years of undergrad could bear. Read more
The Hollywood Experience
I can't believe it's been a year since I went on Regent's first Hollywood Experience. With all that's happened since then, some days it feels like another lifetime. But seeing photos and hearing stories from this year's crop of students studying in Los Angeles, it feels like only yesterday I was walking those Miracle Mile streets, sitting in that L.A. Film Studies Center class, and dreaming those big Hollywood dreams.
This year, several students are sending us posts from the trenches at the 2014 Hollywood Experience. Our first blogger is SCA alumna Alicia LeBlanc ('11), MFA in Script & Screenwriting. Read more
Changes on the Home Front
May. That lovely month where college students all across the nation make their way home. The hassle of packing, finishing finals, and traveling are all a part of the university experience and home becomes that light at the end of the tunnel for many of us. For the past two years, I have made the trek from Regent University all the way back to my hometown of Valdez, Alaska, for the summer break. My excitement is focused on seeing my family again, so the journey goes by fairly quickly now. Read more
Back to the Basics: A Season of Thanksgiving
The e-mail from Regent University's Director of Marketing and Communications read, "Congratulations, Bloggers! I am pleased to welcome you to the family of blog contributors for 'Out of the Ordinary,' the new Regent student blog" (March, 2012). I remember that day well. I was ecstatic. I wanted to try out my writing hands, kind of like one's "sea legs." In my blogs, I had, and still have, a two-fold purpose that I wanted to accomplish.
The first was that I wanted to bring glory to God in each blog. I knew that the temptation would be strong to wander off of that purpose and pursue some sort of agenda. I asked God to keep my writing aligned with His purposes. One thing that I have learned in this time of blogging for Regent is that if one earnestly desires to bring glory to God in whatever it is he or she is doing, He will accept it as praise and worship and use it for even mightier things!
The second purpose that I wanted to accomplish was to fulfill the blog objective which ". . . is to highlight how your education and experience at Regent is reflected in all areas of life." (Tocquigny, March, 2012) Wow, what a privilege that a great university like Regent would ask me to talk about my education and experiences, and how it has transformed my life, if I only had the time and opportunity to expound on that.
As an online student, I haven't even visited the campus yet; however, I look forward to visiting some day and meeting the great faculty, and hopefully fellow students, who have guided my education and experience at Regent. In all of this, I want to take the time to say "thank you." First, I want to thank Jesus for what He has done for me personally in His saving grace. I became a Christian in 1995, and these last 19 years have been amazing. I am a truly transformed man, and am continually being transformed from glory to glory (2 Corinthians 3:18).
Second, I want to thank Regent and everyone who is associated with the university. From the school's founder, Dr. Pat Robertson, through every dean, department head, instructor, faculty member, fellow student and alumni; the people of Regent University have embraced the Gospel of Jesus Christ and are always looking for innovative and tangible ways to share that Gospel worldwide. By God's amazing grace in so many ways, this has been a truly wonderful educational experience!
Regent University Associate Director of Marketing and Communications, personal communications, March 06, 2012
Student Blog Contributor Guide. Tocquigny: A Measured Approach. March 8, 2012, Regent University.

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Potential Landing Spots For Free Agent Dwight Howard
Here we go again. Dwight Howard's free agency is going to be a hot topic in the NBA world for a few weeks to come, and despite his past antics, he is sure to command a lot of attention.
Howard made a lot of enemies with how he treated the Orlando Magic. He forced Stan Van Gundy out of his job, and was a thorn in the side of the Magic fans.
No matter where he ends up going, Howard is the type of player that every team wants when he is at his best. Athletic centers are hard to come by, and he has the ability to be the top one in the league.
Howard will be the highest paid free agent and will need to be accommodated in order to join a squad. The key to his situation is whether or not he wants to play for a contender. The way the league seems to be going, teams can't afford to give him both. If he wants to be paid like a superstar, his new suitor might find themselves strapped for cash and unable to put adequate pieces around him to contend for a championship immediately.
Some of the biggest news regarding his free agency is that Howard recently added a couple of new teams to his list that he would play for. Howard is wise to include other teams because he will drive up the asking price. The San Antonio Spurs are one of the latest additions, which may seem like an odd fit. If there's a coach who can get Howard to fall in line and do as they please, Greg Popovich is the guy.
David Fouty is a columnist for RantSports.com. Follow him on Twitter @davefouty
Houston Rockets
Howard has been mentioned in the same sentence with the Houston Rockets many times this season. It seems like a good fit to throw him in the mix with James Harden, but it may not work well with all the money and playing time the Rockets owe Omer Asik.
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The Brooklyn Nets would have a lot to do to clear room for Howard, but they are certainly still interested.
Brooklyn would have to complete a complex sign & trade to get at Howard, but sources say they are willing to do whatever it takes.— Steve Kyler (@stevekylerNBA) June 13, 2013
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The Golden State Warriors seem like a great fit for Howard. Andrew Bogut did play well as the Warriors center last season, but they can't count on him to log the same amount of minutes Howard would. With the emergence of Stephen Curry and the Warriors in the 2013 playoffs, Howard would be able to contend for a championship immediately.
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The San Antonio Spurs recently emerged as a possible landing spot for Howard. While it may seem like a strange fit, the Spurs are going to need to get a new big man sooner or later as Tim Duncan nears the end of his career.
San Antonio has just $32.8 million in salary commits and could have as much as $26 million in capspace in July.— Steve Kyler (@stevekylerNBA) June 13, 2013
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After all is said and done, Howard could end up re-signing with the Los Angeles Lakers. He knows that they are willing to do whatever it takes to be a contender, and a long-term deal would assure Howard of plenty of opportunities at a title.
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Staff Writer | May 08,2014The city will pay out $250,000 to settle a pair of lawsuits stemming from the flooding in 2008 and again in 2009.
The Board of Aldermen voted several weeks ago to settle with the owners of Three Tomatoes Trattoria for $30,000 and a group of plaintiffs connected to downtown office buildings for $220,000 following a mediation session, but details of the settlement were only recently made public.
The state of Vermont, one of several co-defendants, also settled, agreeing to pay $20,000 to the restaurant and $115,000 for the other set of plaintiffs, which was made up of O.R. Parker, LLC; Hulett Realty, Inc.; John A. Russell Jr.; Sam Frank Inc. and Mead Building Inc.
We consider it a fair and good resolution to that case, said Assistant Attorney General Micaela Tucker, who represented the state. It avoids the cost of continuing litigation.
Neither of the plaintiffs lawyers immediately returned calls seeking comment Wednesday. Attorney Joseph Farnham, who represented the city through the Vermont League of Cities and Towns, declined to comment as the case was continuing with remaining defendants Marble Valley Regional Transit District and DuBois and King.
City Attorney Charles Romeo would only say that the bulk of the settlement would be paid by the citys insurance policy through the VLCT and that only a $500 deductible would come out of city coffers.
Three Tomatoes Trattoria owners Robert Myers, Allen Frey and James Remain filed their lawsuit in 2010. O.R. Parker, et al, were included among the defendants, but soon brought their own lawsuit against their fellow co-defendants. The status of the remaining parties was not immediately clear from court documents released Wednesday, but all claims against the city and state were dropped.
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Royal Rumble 2014 is barely in the books now, but Jake Roberts, who publicly campaigned for a spot in the big match, has revealed that he has started training for Royal Rumble 2015. The WWE legend feels that it would provide some closure to be able to work one final match for the company.
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BJ's Wholesale Club, Inc. recently announced a partnership with Crestview Elementary School through the organization's Adopt-a-School (ADAS) Program, which assists schools by providing funds to enhance educational programs and curriculum objectives.
BJ's offers two versions of its ADAS Program: "Giving" and "GRADES".
Schools participating in the "Giving" program receive a one-time donation to use toward discretionary programs such as field trips and special events, reading enhancement programs or other educational needs. The program also provides a complimentary BJ's Membership and invitations to BJ's-sponsored events that promote good citizenship or help build learning skills.
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host a candlelight vigil of remembrance and hope Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the University of Richmond, outside the Cannon Chapel. The public is invited to attend and join MADD to honor victims of impaired driving crashes, while helping to remind the community to be safe during the holidays. > Read more.
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Among participants at the Seventh Annual Coordinators2Inc Golf Tournament and awards luncheon Oct. 3 were (from left) Rebecca Ricardo, C2 Inc executive director; Kevin Derr, member of the winning foursome; Sharon Richardson, C2 Inc founder; and Frank Ridgway and Jon King, members of the winning foursome.
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The Cultural Arts Center unveils a new exhibit – "Sizing Up!" – Nov. 20-Jan. 18 in the Gumenick Family Gallery.
Artist Chuck Larivey has spent the past three years "sizing up" – creating large-scale oil paintings that are designed to engage their viewers in a monumental way by using size to captivate them and make them a part of the artistic experience.
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Dipset's Cam'ron has decided to embrace the South by recording his next set of music projects in Atlanta.
For Cam, he has yet to record a solo effort from the South region.
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He recently said a group project from his crew, The U.N., would be dropping later this year.
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Cam also reconnected with Jim Jones earlier this month, showcasing a Dipset reunion.
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Last year, Cam explained why he took a hiatus from the rap scene.
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I think thats the perfect plan for BJ. Florian and Huerta are both vewry talented fighters but they are no where near the caliber of Penn, I believe either of them would would be an easy win for BJ. That along with a rematch with GSP and the chance to have a 2 belt holder are great reasons for him to move to WW. The first fight with GSP was great and he was dominatiing the first few rounds but then gased and lost it for himself. Now that both fighters have improved considerably (both mentally and physically) this could very well be one of the best fights in the history of MMA. BJ penn is more focused then he has ever been in his career which is resulting in a dangerous MMA weapon who is in great shape, has great cardio, and is training twice as hard. Then again GSP has gotten much much stronger from his win over Kos to when he beat Serra…This is will be an unbelavibe fight, two extremely well rounded fighters at the top of their game…
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new years is a long time away. i hope penn gets a fight in before then.
Well the UFC has screwed themselves by putting grade A+ fighters in there b- weight classes. The 155lb. Div. was tore apart by B.J and now they cant get a contender b/c everyone is beating eachother. They are all on the same level as each other except for Penn. And the Middleweight division didnt have a chnce against Anderson Silva lol. He beat every fighter that was considered a world caliber fighter and beat them easily. Now they have nobody but Bisping to even challenge Silva and now they have only an overrated Britt. to challenge him for a blockbuster fight.And for it to be huge it would have to take place in U.K. Okami is good but I dont think he has fans. Seriously he lacks the star power. The definetly need to go out of the Org. and pick up some top middleweights instead of being uptight pricks and putting in fighters that are just okay and calling them challengers just to save a buck.
It wouldnt make since for them to risk B.J losing before the GSP fight. Which is gonna be HUGE. I cant wait for it. Fitch is good but if GSp is on that night there is nothing fitch can do to him.
GSP VS BJ damn that would be crazy and i think GSP would take that
It will be Penn vs. GSP and GSP will win more convincingly his time around.
I think Penn is the best fighter in the world behind Anderson. I think Penn will win GSP. No doubt about that.
I think a GSP VS Anderson would be more interesting, since GSP had good size for 185
kash…. i couldnt of said it better…. penn all the way


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I Don't Like Drunks
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 186 People
They tend to be loud,they have nothing sensible to say, they act or are stupid, they are selfish and self-centered, many of them don't have the sense to stay out from behind the wheel, they puke on the carpet, burn my chairs with their cigarettes, and pass out on my floor, they excuse themselves...
paulie138 66-70, M 1 Response 0 15 hrs ago
When I'm sober, drunks irritate the hell out ofme. When I'm drunk, sober people irritate the hell out of me.
Pearl41 41-45, M 1 Response 0 Aug 30
Is anyone else scared of drunk people?I am terrified of men, and found others, but not about drunk people? I get panicky and suck. As a child occasionally my father would drink with my aunts and uncles and it would terrify me. When a friend mentions drinking I can barely talk to them. I'm also scared of men. I have...
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HATE ItWere you ever stuck in a line with someone that stunk so bad lke dirty booze you wanted to puke? Did you ever see your neighbor fall off his tractor so drunk he couldnt stay on? HAHA!!!! I live that nightmare everyday of dirty boozeee smelling peeeps almost...
Neveah 16-17, F 2 Responses 1 Jun 13, 2008
Working in the convenience store I see a lot ofdrunk people every day and I don't see much positive things from it. Ordinarily nice people act like jerks, start fights, threaten employees, get arrested... Some old people have to come several times per day to buy their beer and must spend almost their whole days wage on it...
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RainbowWolf13 13-15, F 0 Aug 31
I don't like to be drunk.It's the worst feeling ever
LucyPerez 36-40, F 3 Apr 15
I've never fit in. And I'm okay with that.I remember my best friend telling me that when she turns 18, she is going to get extremely drunk on her birthday. I begged her not to but ultimately it's not my decision what she does with herself. I'm sad to say she is depressed and does drugs currently :( Anyway, I've never...
WintersSoldier 18-21, F 1 Jul 5
Unless the drunk is me.I can't handle drunk people when I'm sober, they annoy the **** out of me.
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I am on an amazing nyc vacationfor the first night and my boyfriend got so drunk in the bar of our hotel room while I was in the shower. He was so drunk that three hours later he got up to finally get out of his suit and pee'd all over the rooms floor. I can't stand this, I already want to go home! Why...
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He told me he wish I was dead...I said "you are such a loving husband" 🔫
Starrmoonchild 36-40, F 2 Responses 1 Apr 12
When I was a kid, I was verbally assaulted by adrunk man. I've been leery of alcohol and those who abuse it ever since.
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Orson Charles describes himself as "excited and nervous" about this week's NFL draft because he doesn't know what to expect.
That's common for draft prospects, but pegging when the former Georgia tight end may go has more than the usual amount of uncertainty after an eventful few months since his departure after his junior season.
Charles skipped running at the NFL combine in February, posted an unimpressive 40 time at Georgia's Pro Day in March, was arrested days later in Athens for driving under the influence of alcohol and switched agents two weeks before the draft.
All of which has a player considered by some a potential first-round prospect at one point now expected to go later, but how much later remains to be seen. The draft begins Thursday with the first round and runs through Saturday.
The arrest was "bad timing" for Charles and caused teams to do additional homework on him, said draft analyst Mike Mayock of the NFL Network.
"You really don't know if it's affected you or not," Charles said from an apartment he's staying at in Boca Raton, Fla., where he's training for the draft.
"I think for Orson Charles, he was kind of one of those guys, you thought maybe late first, early- to mid-second then he gets pushed down a bit," ESPN's Mel Kiper said. "Now he's back up. I think he's in that second or third round, Day 2 discussion."
Mayock said that the 6-foot-2½, 251-pound Charles, who had 45 catches for 574 yards and five touchdowns as a junior, "looks like a wide receiver and he's not going to get much bigger.
"You're talking about a guy that can't play in-line. He's going to have to be an H-back, move kind of guy and now you've got off-the-field concerns. I think he was probably considered a late second-round pick. I think he's down at least a round now into the late third round and I think other teams have pushed him down further."
Charles, a first-team All-SEC pick, has addressed his arrest with NFL teams.
"That was my first incident ever," Charles said. "I've never been arrested or dealt with the law. At Georgia, I went to class, I did everything the coaches asked me to. It was just a one-time mistake. I've definitely expressed that to the (NFL) coaches."
Charles said the most difficult part of the arrest was having to tell his mother.
"She actually found out and she just broke down crying," Charles said. "I never heard my mom cry before. Just hearing that, it just broke me down in tears. I definitely had to overcome this. It definitely made me a stronger person. It definitely made me wise, as far as who I have in my circle and the choices that I'm going to make in the future."
Charles wasn't considered a player with character issues at Georgia. Draft analyst Nolan Nawrocki of Pro Football Weekly said Charles' leadership ability was commended inside the program where he was a team offensive captain.
"If it wasn't for the late DUI and the average Pro Day workout (including a 4.75 40) where he showed very tight in his drills, there's a chance he'd go in the second," Nawrocki said. "I think he can still get up in the second round, but when you weigh all the potential risks, he's a player that can slide. More teams would like to get him in the third round now."
Charles returned recently to Athens to accept an award for making the SEC Academic Honor Roll and spoke with Georgia coach Mark Richt, who told him not to let the DUI define him and that people would judge him by how he responds to the adversity.
Charles parted ways with Impact Sports and agent Sean Kiernan earlier this month in what the agency described as a split in "the best interest of both parties." A five-day waiting period was waived.
Charles said the agent switch came after consulting with his family.
"We thought it was best to go in a different direction," he said. "Not taking anything away from that agent, but we definitely felt we should go with a different agent because in my situation, I definitely did have something I needed to take care of."
Charles is now represented by Joel Segal of Lagardère Unlimited. Charles said Segal has experience working with "kids that have incidents and still tries to keep them up as a draft pick and not letting them fall."
Segal also is representing Florida's Chris Rainey this year and his clients include former Bulldog Justin Houston and former Gator Percy Harvin.
Harvin dealt with a report of a failed drug test before the 2009 draft, but remained a first-round pick. Rainey was suspended in 2010 after being charged with aggravated stalking. Houston reportedly tested positive on a drug test at the combine last year and was a third-round pick.
"I would love to go in the first, I would love to go in the second, but I would love to have the opportunity," Charles said. "I'm just giving everything to my agent and praying about it because you never know what will happen."
Charles, who had personal workouts with the Jets, Eagles and Buccaneers, planned to return home to Tampa for the draft and will gather with family either at his church or at his home.
"I'm opening another chapter in my life," he said. "I get to start brand new."


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Thank the Fed for 'Stagflation'Submitted by northstar on Tue, 03/11/2008 - 17:10
Another dandy from the American Free Press:
The cure for stagflation and the economy in general is to stop the Fed from inflating. However, since the nation's central bank has no real supervision or public oversight, it is not likely to do so. Thus, the only way to counteract the problem is to abolish the Fed and return to a sound monetary system based on a metallic (gold) standard as presidential hopeful Ron Paul has consistently spoken about throughout his campaign and over the course of his distinguished congressional career.
Economic growth can only come about through genuine savings, not via the printing press. Savings provide the crucial resources for capital investment and the payment of wages during the lengthy periods of production.
Until there is a fundamental change in the current monetary and banking system (a return to sound money), genuine long-term prosperity will be an illusion.
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Hospitals' Fear of 30-Day Penalties May Speed Hospice Admissions
Cognizant of the penalty, not to mention the public reporting and notoriety, hospitals across the country are taking steps to beef up their hospice and palliative care programs.
"There's no doubt that hospitals are aggressively pursuing palliative care and hospice strategies for their patients," Kupfer says. "And there's no doubt they're aggressively hiring physicians to be able to provide much more rapid evaluation for palliative and hospital care… and have made it part of their strategies for reducing readmissions and also, therefore, mortality."
Overall, Kupfer is "questioning the morality" of using financial incentives to make doctors and hospitals do what they should be doing anyway, giving the right care at the right time.
So what should we do instead? Do we throw out all of our incentive programs and not require quality measurement in how we deliver care? Kupfer thinks peer review should come into play.
But for me, that's not going to cut it. We've had peer review for a very long time. It hasn't worked.
Maybe, just maybe, the recognition that hospice care is more important should prompt these conversations earlier, before that moment of confusion and crisis when the patient is back in the hospital, and no one knows what to do.
Cheryl Clark is senior quality editor and California correspondent for HealthLeaders Media. She is a member of the Association of Health Care Journalists.
Comments are moderated. Please be patient.
James Sinclair, M.D. (6/27/2013 at 4:10 PM)
Excellent point and counter-point. CMS will soon be making public outcomes data regarding our own patient's 30 day mortality rate from agressive intervention such as last chemotherapy given. If peer review could put pressure on us to see our failure in appropriate hospice referral then I agree we wouldn't need payer oversight.
Michael D. Fratkin,MD (6/14/2013 at 9:08 AM)
If the effect of the ridiculous 24 hour timeframe is that hospitals dig deeper to resource and staff Palliative Care programs, I can live with the social engineering of the federal guidelines. It seems more likely, at least in my neck of the woods, that already strapped community hospitals will just try to lean on their underfunded, understaffed, and under-resourced Palliative Care "Teams" (I am a "team" of one) to impossibly improve this metric. The desired outcome is to accelerate the conversations that define patient and family desires and values to occur prior to the initiation of any treatment plan....at admission. The culture change required to give time and space for this discussion at the moment of admission is vast. It's not going to be successful putting a Palliative Medicine provider into every hospital admission process. Rather, it will be nessecary for the incentives to favor the TIME it takes to have these conversations at admission by the admitting physician/provider. The pace, pressure, workloads, lean staffing, rising documentation requirements, and the quantification of 'quality medical care' all work to speed the admission process up and pull the provider from the central human dilemma of our patients understanding the reality of their circumstances and choosing their own path. The solution awaits us at the bedside if our systems can accommodate another 15-30 minutes to meet these people on their own terms rather than in terms of their role as data in an industrial medical machine.
T R Patterson (6/12/2013 at 4:18 PM)
As an HPM doc who practiced so far 35 years, I feel there is merit in the claim that incentives will be followed by actions. Anyone who doesn't see this has not watched medicine evolve. BUT, the real question, I feel, is WHY are doctors not asking questions that raise end of life care and getting answers long before the terminal hospitalization. A large percentage of elderly patients, and those with life limiting diseases are KNOWN to be at risk well before. We as doctors have allowed (encouraged?) the myth that we can fix anything and extend life for over two generations! Are we surprised now when no one wants to ration care or allow death to be a natural part of life? We must get directives before the crisis develops- it is too hard in a crunch for most patients and families to suddenly confront death when they have been misled for so long that it won't happen.
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