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3 Obstacles to Higher Education Levels in Nursing
This is a huge problem for nursing and healthcare in general and we need to find a multitude of ways to fix the impending nursing shortage. With the looming disruption caused by retiring baby boomers, it's admittedly a bad time to call for a requirement that will limit the number of RNs.
That's not a reason to abandon it entirely. Nurse leaders can read the evidence as well as anyone. If we recognize that BSN nurses result in better patient outcomes, then let's start planning for how to get there. Some hospitals have a requirement that nurses obtain a BSN within a certain number of years after entry to practice. More hospitals need to start this.
We need to place higher value on further education and make it easier for nurses to work and study. Many hospitals offer tuition reimbursement, which helps make the prospect of further schooling manageable. Hospitals must ensure that education is emphasized and valued and that nurses are encouraged if they want to do this, for example by being flexible with scheduling.
The majority of RNs don't have a four-year degree. And most of these nurses are dedicated, accomplished clinical professionals. They point out that most new associate degree nurses have more clinical experience coming into practice than those with BSNs. It's arguable that associate degree nurses are actually better nurses in the first year of practice because they've had more clinical experience. But here's the rub. This isn't evidence, its observation. It's not scientific data collection and analysis of patient outcomes over the long term.
If you're not a nurse, you cannot comprehend the level of passion this topic engenders. I have been flamed by nurses for appearing to suggest that BSN-educated nurses are in some way "better" than associate degree nurses.
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Beth Freed, CCRN, MSN, FNP-BC (12/30/2012 at 7:09 PM)
In an ideal world, every nurse would strive to gain the highest education possible. Money, time, responsibilities, lack of support, raising families, caring for elderly/sick parents, etc can be blamed for not achieving these goals. It is easy on the outside looking in to downplay 'the whys', and unrealistic to think the only good nurses are BSN trained. I have former coworkers (ICCU) that range from having Associate to BSN education of whom I would trust my life because of their experience, critical thinking skills, caring, and compassion. In that setting, if you are not passionate about what you do, you do not survive. The focus needs to be on CONTINUED education in order to train already talented nurses to remain on top of their profession.
Christy (10/12/2011 at 3:30 PM)
I am currently working on my ASN in California. My sister-in-law has a BSN (also in California). She works with nurses who have graduated from the school I am attending and as far as she can tell, the major difference in education is management type classed required for a BSN. The program here is so impacted that most nursing students (myself included) must take additional classes while waiting to gain admittance to the nursing classes. I am currently taking psychopathology. A class not required, but relevant to my chosen profession. Next semester I will be taking organic chem and nutrition. Again, classes not required, but may aid me later in my studies. I can accept that "better out comes" happen with a BSN. Now find out why and incorporate that into an ASN program. Also, figure out a way to get more nursing students through school. I don't want to do the classes faster, I just don't want to have to wait 2 years to start. There is no perfect solution. If as a country we are worried about a nursing shortage, then we need to do what we can to get more qualified people the education they desire to become nurses.
KATHY MARSHALL (10/6/2011 at 9:23 AM)
Yes, nurses need to be educated at least to a BSN level. But I am not. Why? First, let me say I have over 20 yrs. experience and I have many "certifications" as well as "extra" college credits that don't apply to a BSN program. I have checked into numerous RN to BSN programs and have found the minimum # of credit hours I need to fufill the requirements for a BSN is 42. I work full time so part-time attendance is my only option. If I took 2 classes a semester (6 credits) it would take me 7 semesters (2 1/2 yrs with summer classes) and cost me about $17,000. During those 2 1/2 yrs there would be no time for vacations, etc. I am 54 years old. Although I'd love to get my BSN and work on a Master's, the requirements don't make sense to me, considering my past education and experience.
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Maybe it's because Rashied Davis came to the NFL from the Arena League. Or because he's 5-9. Or because he plays special teams. Or because he didn't play organized football until after high school. But whenever Davis makes a play, it always seems like he came out of nowhere.
Davis' career with the Bears has been marked by unflattering labels. He's the ''forgotten'' man. He's on the ''roster bubble.'' When minicamps opened the Mike Martz era last spring, one respected scribe handicapped each Bears receiver's chance to be among the top three this season, and Davis was last at 40-1. Even the complimentary ''overachiever'' tag borders on faint praise.
It always seems like he's on the fringe.
''That's because you guys put me on the fringe. Nobody else does,'' Davis said. ''I've never seen myself as a roster-bubble guy. Maybe a little bit last year. But no — you guys see that. In the locker room, they don't think I am. My coaches don't think I am. They haven't told me that.''
That attitude probably has as much to do with Davis completing his sixth NFL season than anything. Not only does he play bigger than his size, but he thinks bigger, too.
Whether it's closer to perception than reality, Davis is a much bigger — and more dependable — factor this season than he was last year, when he had just five receptions for 35 yards and his most noteworthy special-teams play was a penalty that nullified Devin Hester's 12th kick return touchdown in a rout of the Cleveland Browns.
Not only is he having his best season on special teams — he's fourth on the team with 16 special-teams tackles — but he's contributing on offense, too. Playing in place of injured starter Earl Bennett against the Green Bay Packers last week, Davis led Bears wide receivers with seven receptions for 63 yards. Hester, who had one reception for 16 yards, was the only other wide receiver to catch a pass.
''It's very important for me to contribute to the team, no matter what it is,'' Davis said. ''For me to do it on offense, it's great, to show that the old man can play a little bit, still.''
As much as any of the Bears' supporting players, Davis has a knack for making key plays that often are overshadowed:
† After the Minnesota Vikings took a 10-7 lead at Soldier Field on Nov. 14, Davis returned a short kickoff 32 yards to the Vikings' 49 with 3:09 left in the first half. That set up a touchdown that gave the Bears a 14-10 halftime lead en route to a 27-13 victory.
† In the fourth quarter of that game, he caught a 12-yard pass on third-and-six that led to a touchdown that gave the Bears a 27-13 lead with 8:37 to play. It was his first reception of the season and his longest since 2008.
† After Bennett suffered an injury against the Vikings in Minneapolis on Dec. 20, Davis caught a nine-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter that countered a Vikings touchdown for a 34-14 lead. The Bears won 40-14 to clinch the NFC North title. It was his first touchdown catch in 38 games.
† Against the New York Jets the next week, Davis alertly defended Brad Smith on a fake punt and helped force an incompletion that sparked the Bears to a 38-34 victory.
It sure seems like a rejuvenation.
''I guess,'' Davis said. ''I'm doing the same things this year I've always done. I'm a lot better on special teams. But I've always been a pretty good special-teams player.''
Davis acknowledged a couple of minor changes — one mental, one physical — that seem to have made a difference from the start. Though he was considered expendable heading into training camp, Davis made an immediate impact that erased virtually all the doubt.
''I trained in the offseason at the University of Arizona,'' he said. ''I decided I was going to lose six pounds and I lost eight, so I feel I'm a little quicker, a little faster this year.''
Davis also became a father when his wife, Dianna, gave birth to a son, Eli Rashied Davis, on Oct. 29.
''I'm a lot happier this year,'' he said. ''I just am. I just decided that I was going to be happy this year and not be upset by anything.''
If anything, players like Davis are a byproduct of the Bears' exceptional special teams, which motivates great athletes to go all-out for a largely thankless job.
''I'm a pretty good offensive player. I just don't play that much,'' Davis said. ''I excel on special teams. I love who I play for. I love who I play with. And I love coach [Dave] Toub. I guess you could call it a saving grace. I do my job and I do it as well as anybody in the league.''


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I love this. Just don't eat your half smoke IN the station, or risk getting a ticket!
I love this. Just don't eat your half smoke IN the station, or risk getting a ticket!
Yeah, I've been on vacation for the last week+ and am just getting back into the swing of things. The Mighty Pint opened Friday night in the old Madhatter space. It's owned by one of the guys behind 19th, the golf-themed bar across from the world bank, and several other partners.
I just made my first visit last night, and it's kind of a cleaned-up, stripped-down Madhatter. They exposed the brick on the walls, put in new benches and flatscreens and really opened the place up. (The upstairs is almost unrecognizable.)
The gimmick is that all beers and mixed drinks come in pint glasses -- they even sell 16-ounce PBR cans. Daily happy hour doesn't sound too bad: from 11 a.m.-7 p.m.,$3 Miller Lite pints and $6 pints of any mixed drink you want.
It involves as much walking as you want -- you certainly don't have to go to all 10 museums. If I weren't leaving town, then my two must-hit stops would be the Celebration of Textiles at the Textile Museum and Jazz day at the Phillips. I should also mention that there will be free shuttles stopping by the different locations.
Soon it will be going to a Nationals game to see Stephen Strasburg pitch but for now, it is visiting the Albert Einstein Memorial downtown - such a hidden gem that no one knows about!
You're good -- that is one of my favorite spots in D.C.
Sadly, it looks like Meridian Pint will NOT be open for the World Cup. Spoke to owner John Andrade (who also owns Asylum) and he says the American beer bar probably will be open by the 17th or 18th of June, but not in time for the first batch of games.
As for what to expect: Two floors, a great All-American beer list with a focus on smaller breweries like the Bruery, Lagunitas, Green Flash, Stone, etc.
As someone who grew up here, I was annoyed/disappointed by the Free For All moving indoors. But I think Screen on the Green has replaced it in some people's hearts. Who doesn't love Bond films under the stars with a [flask containing a] dry martini?
What time is optimal to get to Capitol Skyline on Sundays for Spike's pool party?
I haven't been this year -- was out of town for the first one on Sunday -- but last year you were fine if you got there by 1. Plenty of time for grilling and swimming.
Anyone go on Sunday and want to share details?
Please post this if you can. Thanks.
Sure thing. For those who haven't heard, D.C. United midfielder Devon McTavish announced that he has Crohn's Disease, and the team is holding a charity fundraiser at BlackFinn downtown tonight. $10 donation to charity is good for two drinks and a meet-and-greet with the team.
There's been a recurring theme these past few weeks of people wanting to drink in places they aren't technically allowed to drink. Should we be worried?
I'd add women who incessantly fan themselves while waiting for Metro, then continue on the train/bus as well.
Funny you should ask! Tomorrow's cover story in Weekend is all about our favorite kind of tourists -- our friends and family -- and the coolest places to take them. Great call on Jazz in the Garden (it's at the National Gallery of Art on Friday nights), and Hillyer is always fun. If you go to Eastern Market, go early to eat pancakes at Market Lunch (a tradition). Since your friend is around for a while, I'd also add an outdoor screening to the mix -- NoMa Summer Screen has DJs, food and movies, the (music-themed) U Street Movie Series starts Tuesday, too. If you want to hit a bar, I really like Churchkey in the middle of the day on a weekend -- sun shines through the window, but you get to be inside where it's air-conditioned (plus no line!). It opens at noon on weekends. U Street Music Hall is great even if you don't drink -- it's the best new place for dancing, hands down. As far as museums, the daily tours at American Art Museum are really a great way to get into the collection there. I just took one and actually learned a lot about significant pieces I used to just walk right by.
Yes, you should make reservations if you're going Thu-Sat. No standing is allowed, so once the bar and the couches are full, no one can enter. With a place like PX -- and a girlfriend's birthday -- I would rather be safe than sorry, you know?
Screen on the Green remains king, but there are so many film festivals in Washington nowadays, it's almost possible to forget it exists sometimes. From U Street to the Capitol Riverfront to Strathmore and Arlington, there are literally hundreds of outdoor screenings this summer.
Yes. It's running in next Friday's Weekend section, so it should be up by chat time next week at the latest, and I'm pushing for even earlier. I just have to, you know, finish writing it first. North Korea is a tough one. (I would watch them play Argentina at El Patio, a notoriously good Argentine hangout in Rockville, though.)
That password is only for the pre-sale, which lasts through today. Public on-sale for A Praire Home Companion begins at noon tomorrow. Check back then and you won't have to deal with a password. I'd be very surprised if you had any problems finding a pair of tickets tomorrow, since Garrison Keillor and Co. just did two shows at Wolf Trap in late May.
That sounds like one busy week. Just out of curiosity: Which doggie happy hour?
Dear GOGs, I think I've written 4 times in the last two months asking for information on bachelorette party ideas. I've tried to be witty, I've tried to be desperate, and so now I beg you to help. Here's the deal: I'm getting married this summer, my three best friends are getting married this summer/early fall, I'm invited to 11 weddings this year. I'm involved in 6 bachelorettes parties and I'm running out of ideas! Now, I know bachelorettes are annoying and I know Fritz isn't too keen on them but it's rite of passage (or so I've learned) and I need help!!!!
Well I can't say no to groveling, can I? Okay. Here are some ideas (that I'm totally stealing from the infinite bachelorette parties I'm going to this summer): Head to Alexandria for an afternoon at the Torpedo Factory followed by drinks at Chart House, then take a Water Taxi to the National Harbor for some dueling pianos. That is my approximate itinerary from last Saturday, and it was a success. Other thoughts: rent a bus and hit up some Virginia vineyards; if you aren't sure which ones to visit, check out Lavanya's top choices. Lastly, what about a goofy concert, dance party or comedy show? Follow it up with some bar-hopping and voila! You've got yourself a bachelorette party. I hope that helps!
This sounds like a very, very Washingtonian experience.
Yup. That's a good'un.
For mine, I'd add people watching downtown during lunchtime. Who are these folks that still insist that DC isn't full of attractive people?
Thanks, Ballston Dude. We knew we could count on you.
Me, too!
Depends what night of the week you want to go... I'd take Fly over Public, which does get a younger and intern-ier crowd. I'd also add toss Gazuza onto your list. Buddha Bar, too, even though it doesn't offer dancing.
Last time around, there was a GREAT Portuguese crowd at a cafe/bar called Espresso in Manassas. Bit of a drive, but the atmosphere was worth it for this non-Portuguese soccer fan.
Bachelorette parties at Josephine have gotten mixed reviews from readers in the past, so good to hear yours went well.
This is a tough one. I feel like if you hit any festival, you're probably not going to see much of that "consider the wine" approach. Crowds are kind of the price you pay. I have had some luck with the smaller festivals, the ones held by wineries. Tarara starts its summer concert series tomorrow night; I've asked plenty of questions about wine during a tasting festival there and gotten really thoughtful answers (though I'm pretty sure the other tasters wanted to kill me). Notaviva is planning a music-and-wine pairing event on June 26. And Bluemont has been doing live music on weekends as well. The downside to visiting just one winery festival is that you won't get the variety you'll see at Vintage Virginia, or get to taste the extent of what Virginia wineries have been doing in recent years.
Monaco remains my favorite dog happy hour, though Argonaut and Cantina Marina are close behind.
And I don't even have a dog!
Someone already brought this up, but I'd recommend checking out the Dupont Kalorama Museum Walk, or you could take advantage of free admission at the Corcoran, if you prefer. The WPArade is also Saturday down at the Riverfront, which should be a scene. You may want to check out Nightlife Agenda for some nighttime ideas -- the ice cream social and wild dance rumpus atComet Ping Pong sounds like fun.
I can totally get behind anything that involves charity and Scotch tasting.
Here's another suggestion for the desperate bachelorette.
Oooh, Saturday night makes it tricky, unless you want to start early (Say, 7-8 p.m.) or pay a lot of money. Places where I've been to privatish Saturday night parties that rocked include Science Club, the Reef (the first floor level, not the fish level or rooftop), Bourbon Adams Morgan, Cantina Marina, Cabanas at the Georgetown Waterfront...
Wayne Wilentz on Sunday at U-Topia would be my top rec. I'd also throw in Dr. Blues at the New Vegas Lounge for more Stax-ish blues.
Yeah, as I mentioned before, I found myself at the National Harbor last weekend. It was kind of cool to see the Awakening, but just not the same, you know?
No, it's the one in Old Town Alexandria. Don't know of any doggie happy hours in Dupont offhand -- can anyone help?
Got Plans? has officially turned into Missed Connections....
I'm thinking they will be on sale next Friday. It's at Merriweather, so it's an IMP show. This week IMP had a Belle & Sebastian show to put on sale. Similar audiences, they don't want to lose any $$. That's my theory, at least. So leave your calendar open a week from Friday, I'd say.
Couple that with Eastern Market, browsing the triple-stacked shelves at Capitol Hill Books, dinner at Matchbox, wrap it up with Belgian beers on the patio at Belga Cafe or the back patio at Lola's, and you have a great summer night.
I just hit the pool this weekend myself. For laps, I really think East Potomac is the best -- it's quiet, serious and long. But I was at Francis Pool this weekend, and there were a couple of lap lanes there, too (is that what you call them? I'm more a pool-goer than a swimmer). It was pretty crowded; I personally couldn't imagine getting in a workout. One note: Be sure to check the hours - the pools are open only weekends till June 20. So you can't swim on a weekday (at an outdoor pool anyway) till after that.
Actually, I love doggie happy hours -- the dogs can be nicer than the people at most happy hours in this town.
It's not in D.C., but Pusser's, which is located right on the water in Annapolis, would top my list. Strong rum drinks, an outdoor patio where you can tie up your boat... Actually, Naptown has a couple of good boating bars, including Boatyard Bar and Grill and Davis' Pub.
The barrel would actually be full of bourbon.
But no, no pets.
Open City or Luna Grill should fit the bill.
I love the Arboretum! There really are so many nooks to spend a little quiet time.
Ta-da! That's a great suggestion.
Yeah, I agree 100 percent with this one. I would say "better doggie happy hours than baby happy hours," but that might get me into trouble.
This sounds like the "What NOT to do with tourists" answer.
This is seriously good advice.
Bar opening soon at the corner of 11th and Park in Columbia Heights.
The quintessential string of DC outdoor events: Playing kickball in the shadow of the Washington Monument (adult kickball started here and is now a national phenomenon), drinking too much beer at the team bar (undoubtedly a DC institution with a porch like Kelly's Irish Times or Adams Mill), grabbing a jumbo slice (legendary in DC), and running to catch the Metro before it closes on a weeknight.
You had me until the words "Jumbo Slice." Never, never do that on a weeknight. Or any night.
Information keeps coming out and disappearing but I expect it to be at Merriweather. It's a largely Live Nation-promoted tour, but the local stop is one of the few non-Live Nation dates. At least that's what I remember reading recently. So that would lead me to believe it's a MPP thing. No word on tickets, etc. But Sarah McLachlan, Court Yard Hounds, Indigo Girls and Cat Power should all be playing.
Oh wow, I'm sorry. If he's a low-key beer-drinking guy, what about going to a Nationals game? You guys could get some good tickets and take in the game while enjoying each other's company. We'll be adding more events to the Going Out Guide as it gets closer to Father's Day, but you could look into this cruise as a potentially cool option.
Lavanya and I were just talking -- we like the sound of the Beer, Bourbon and Barbecue festival, which should be Dad Heaven, from the music down to the BBQs firing up. Spend the afternoon there, then get a boat from National Harbor to the Nationals game.
I did my share of jumboslicing when I was like 22. But never again. (The fact they're like the most unhealthy food in the world doesn't hurt.)
Much better food at Shwarma King, Old City of Jerusalem, Astor (until 4 a.m. on Fri-Sat), etc.
That's fine. I agree with a lot of what you're saying here. But these dog-friendly happy hours, with treats and water for the dogs, and drinks for people, are targeted for dogs, and they're a great way for people with dogs (and for dogs themselves) to mix and mingle.
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struts-site project (see details at the bottom of this page) and perform export:
If build will fail try again - don't use
clean, the exporter is going to update only outdated pages. After successful export, commit updated files into
Now you should be on
release/X.X.X.X branch (
git status supposed to confirm that). You must push changes to remote repo as the Release plugins will push changes to remote as well (it's already done after publishing release).
Tag the release by using the "release:prepare" goal of Maven:
For a dry run, add
-DdryRun=true. If you do a dry run, use
mvn release:clean to clean up after you have looked at the output.
When prompted for the SCM tag name, follow this pattern: STRUTS_2_3_[PATCH_VERSION]
Follow the link to get more information about performed operation by release plugin.
Follow the link to get more information about performed operation by release plugin. After this step the artifacts will be hosted by Nexus.
If you need to run perform again, (or in a different box), do:
Next, log in to Nexus and close staging repository.
To simplify testing, the assemblies have to be moved to the
/www/people.apache.org/builds/struts/$VERSION dir.
After closing repository in Nexus, check if the release files are available from staging repository as bellow:
In order to move the assemblies login to people.apache.org and execute the following code:
After this step artifacts are available for test here https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/struts/
Send a short e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com informing about the new packages and to give people enough time to test the distribution (actual bits). Wait around a week before posting Vote. If no show-stoppers reported, start a vote thread for build quality designation.
It doesn't matter if the bits will be accepted or not, development continues Switch to
release/X.X.X.X branch and execute the below command:
-n option is need to avoid tagging the release, the Maven Release plugin did that already. If the release branch was published to the remote it won't be deleted locally, it must be done manually after removing branch from the remote:
This will remove the branch from the remote, now we can merge once more the release branch (when on
develop) and remove it
Now both
master and
develop branches should be up to date with the changes introduced by the release.
Post a release/quality vote to the dev list (and only the dev list). The example mail is on Sample announcements page.
If the vote result is for an ASF release (i.e. not test build), update site, announce. If the vote result is for GA, push to central.
After the vote, if the distribution is being mirrored (there was a favourable release vote) copy the Sources and Binaries:
Log in again to Nexus and release the repository, it will be automatically replicated across Maven Repositories
See Releasing a Maven-based project for further details.
Remove the old files from under
/www/www.apache.org/dist/struts/ to synchronise only the latest version with peers. All the files from
/www/www.apache.org/dist/ are always mirrored to
http://archive.apache.org/dist/struts/. You can use the below command:
cd /www/www.apache.org/dist/struts/ find . -type f -name "struts-2.3.x*" -exec rm -f {} \;
x is the previous version to remove (or one more previous to keep current and one version back).
Wait 24 hours before proceeding.
Check out site src code
jekyll build
jekyll serve -w you can check the generated site at http://localhost:4000
Commit the changes and the generated content
Now the changes must be deployed to production which is basically a separated Subversion repository, you check it out with command below:
It's a good idea to keep that working copy to be used with future releases. Right now copy content of
struts-site/content to
struts-production, then commit changes. Next step is to update exported wiki pages. With current approach the pages are kept in
struts-production/release/2.X.x/docs where
X is the current branch (ie. 2.3.x, 2.2.x and so on). Simply remove the whole content from under
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Just want to say a Big Thank You to Double Negative, Framestore and The Mill for the fantastic help you've given our students on the first stage of our industry mentored classroom courses here at Escape Studios.
Escape Studios Launches New Search Function in its eLearning Platform
Over the past couple of weeks we've been busy working on our online learning system. "Really? I haven't noticed any difference", I hear you say... Well, it is true that most of the work carried out has been "under the bonnet", so you might not have noticed anything. The reason for sharing this with you today though, is that this work is enabling us to bring to you a number of new features and enhancements.
Autodesk Media 2012 Announcements!
So Autodesk are at it again with a complete update of all their product line for Media and Entertainment. The update for Maya looks very good, with multi-threading in nucleus - a big plus! Check out the video at the top of this page - it shows the work being done on liquids . The viewport technology begun with viewport 2.0 in 2011. Obviously it was not that great in 2011 but it's a different story with this new 2012 version. All the good stuff is now in there: screen based ambient occlusion, motion blur, depth of field, they are all in the viewport.
Nvidia Cleans up at the Oscars
There may have been only one winner for the Best Visual Effects award at the Oscars, but it was the top line-up of nominees that gave NVidia a real cause to celebrate.
BBC to Broadcast New Dinosaurs Documentaries
The BBC have announced that they are to broadcast a new series of famous dinosaurs documentaries. This will be a much shorter series than the original Walking with Dinasaurs - only 3 programs - but will feature all the 3D and visual effects wizardry you would expect from this program. According to Broadcasting News, it will feature photo-realistic fight scenes to give a "whole new perspective on dinosaurs".
Winners of our Satisfaction Survey Announced
First of all, I want to take the time to thank you all for taking part in our recent satisfaction survey. More than 2,400 of you took part, and over the course of the following weeks, I will be sharing the results of our findings with you.
Skillset TV Fund Bursaries available for Training
If you are a freelancer or a professional working in post-production, you can save on our courses with funding from Skillset. The level of funding you receive depends on whether you're employed or work as a freelancer, and could see you save as much as 80% on our online self-directed courses.
HeyUGuys speaks to Union VFX's Special Effects Guru, Tim Caplan
Have you seen the interview with our friends at Union VFX (the company behind the visual effects for 127 Hours) on HeyUGuys? With the Oscars around the corner, it's good to get an insider's view on one film that's up for a few gongs.
New 18 Week composting course launched
I'm really pleased to announce a new addition to our full-time classroom courses - Compositing Professional. This course builds on the amazing success of our 12 week compositing for production course and adds an additional 6 weeks of advanced training. This extra time will give students the opportunity to develop skills to really set them apart from other juniors looking to enter the industry - covering subjects such as compositing for stereoscopic and the advanced techniques needed to work with high end 3D visual effects. Part of the course includes a dedicated project week where you'll be able to work on your showreel and make sure that it really stands out from the crowd.
Please getting in touch with training team or come along to one of our open days to find out more.
A New VFX Outfit to Watch
Currently wowing audiences everywhere, and hot off the back of its Oscar nominations, Danny Boyle's latest film 127 Hours is something we've been keeping a particular close eye on. Obviously we're fans of Mr Boyle's work (personally, I can't wait to see the Olympic opening ceremony), but in this case we're more interested in a small team of people working behind the scenes.
Escapees make it to Autodesk's Education Showreel
We're never prouder than when our escapees get the recognition they deserve. This usually comes in the form of a first job with a top post house or commendation from the professional community for a perfectly executed shot, so when we found out that some of our escapees made it to the Autodesk 2010 Education showreel, we were beaming.
Online versus classroom
A couple of weeks ago we asked our friends on Twitter and Facebook where they stood on online learning versus classroom courses. The range of opinions put forward was fantastic, with arguments from both sides no doubt strong enough to sway those who like their perch on the fence.
Escapees to work on Halo Fan Film
Escape Studios has been approached to help with some of the CG and VFX work on an exciting new, non-profit project called Operation Chastity.
Amazing Showreel from Displace Studios
Here's a link to a fantastic reel from our friends at Displace Studios, they worked with us earlier this year to create some eye popping 3D brand furniture for our new website and other collateral. They did an amazing job for us and I wish them every luck with this new venture.
Thank you technology customers!
Last night we had some of the finest brains and talent in Soho out for our Technology Christmas drinks.
We just want to really thank all those who came along and hope you enjoyed the evening.. We certainly did and it was great to see so many new and familiar faces!
The wait's finally over – CG Whiz 2010 shortlist
We said it was going to be tough to judge and we were right. The entries for this year's CG Whiz competition blew us away (quite literally!) and the quality of the reels overall impressed each and every judge.
The Amazing Flying Festo Manta Ray
Have any of you been watching Wallace and Gromit's new program on BBC1? It's basically like a new version of Tomorrow's World with Wallace acting as the presenter and Gromit taking the role of the funny side-kick.
First Look: Costumes of 'Tron'
Disney's Tron Legacy is due out on December 17th, and I have no doubt that many of you will be eagerly waiting for that date.
Escapee Alumni Company Roll Call
I was just looking over some of the people in our alumni group on LinkedIn and it was great to see the amazing list of companies Escapees are working at. To the have the CG industries peppered with so many people from our courses is a great feeling and we'd love to hear from anyone who isn't in the group so we can see where you are and what you've been up to.
CG Whiz competition reaches the half-way mark.
We've just blown the half time whistle on the CG Whiz competition and thought it might be time for a team talk; a chance to touch base with everyone and let you know how it's all going.


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Nokia XL approved in China, could be launched there soon
The Nokia XL was approved by China's Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center several days ago, so Nokia has the green light to start selling it there.
Since China is the world's largest smartphone market, Nokia probably hopes to ship a lot of XL handsets there - especially since the Nokia X was sold out within 4 minutes after its Chinese launch (though this does not tell us how many units were sold).
Nokia XL resembles the Nokia X in many aspects. However, the XL is larger, as it sports a 5-inch WVGA display. Other differences include a 5MP rear camera, 2MP front-facing camera, and 768MB of RAM. Check out our Nokia XL hands-on for more.
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this is the only Nokia X series smart phone I think would sell well in the USA especially if it were given at least 1 gig of ram and a 720 HD screen. Microsoft will by the end of April
be in charge of the future of the 3 Nokia X-smartphones. I think they are Microsoft's best way to get Android Fans and users to purchase and use Microsoft services but Microsoft has to put into the Nokia x phones forked OS the API's and data that WILL ENABLE the
Nokia 3 X phones to access and use Google play store apps, Chrome browser and Google services. Of course Microsoft will tell it's X phones customers they will loose their X phone's
warrantees if they remove the Microsoft/Nokia's UI and it's system tiles. some Android Fans will hate this however they will reluctantly accept using the X phone's UI which microsoft should change to look more similar to the standard Windows 8/8.1 UI so it is consistent with the UI Microsoft now use's on all it's software. PS they need to change the shape of the tiles they look too homely to most people.


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WJON News On-Demand – Monday, 8/25/14 – Midday
WJON News On Demand: Friday, 8/22/14 — Weekend News
In this weekend's WJON News headlines:
- Man with permit to carry defends himself from potential knife attack.
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Peter Bell (Australian footballer born 1976)
- For information about the former St Kilda player named Peter Bell, see Peter R. Bell.
|Peter Bell
|Personal information
|Full name
|Peter Francis Bell
|Date of birth
|1 March 1976
|Place of birth
|South Korea
|Original team
|South Fremantle Football Club
|175 cm / 81 kg
|Playing career1
|Games (Goals)
1996 – 2000
2001 – 2008
North Melbourne
123 (120)
161 (128)
286 (250)2 (2)
1 Playing statistics correct to end of 2008 season.
|Career highlights
Peter Francis Bell (born 1 March 1976) is a former Australian rules footballer for the Fremantle Football Club and the North Melbourne Football Club. He played as a rover (or follower). A former captain of the Fremantle Football Club, Bell was twice named as a member of the All-Australian Team. He was an acclaimed ball-winner and had more than 30 possessions in a game on 39 occasions in his career.
Early life[edit]
Bell was born in Cheju Island, South Korea, the son of a Korean mother and an American father. In 1979 he was adopted by an Australian couple. Bell spent his formative years in Kojonup, Western Australia. He was educated at Aquinas College, Perth[1] and the University of Western Australia, where he obtained a Bachelor of Laws.[2]
AFL career[edit]
Fremantle (1995)[edit]
In late 1994, Bell, who was at that time playing with the South Fremantle Football Club in the West Australian Football League, became one of the first two players signed by Fremantle, which made its debut in the Australian Football League the following year. He won the best and fairest award at South Fremantle in 1994.
Despite kicking two goals with his first two kicks in AFL football, Bell failed to make an impression on Dockers' coach Gerard Neesham, who regarded him as too slow a runner to be a successful AFL player. Bell was selected for only two games in 1995.
North Melbourne (1996–2000)[edit]
He was delisted at the end of that season, worked hard to improve his leg speed, and was picked up in the 1996 Pre-season draft, by North Melbourne, where he achieved regular selection and acclaim for his courageous, energetic and skilled performances under coach Denis Pagan. Bell was a premiership player with the Kangaroos in 1996 and 1999, and was named an All-Australian on the bench in 1999. He scored four goals and had 31 possessions in the 1999 Grand Final to be one of the Roos best on the day. In 2000 he won the North Melbourne best and fairest award, the Syd Barker Medal.
Fremantle (2001–2008)[edit]
At the end of 2000, Fremantle sought his return and Bell was traded back to his original club. As it happened, 2001 was a disastrous season for the Dockers, culminating in the dismissal of coach Damian Drum. Bell won the Doig Medal for the Dockers' best and fairest player that year, and was one of the very few shining lights in a season where the Dockers recorded just two victories. These two wins were in part due to outstanding performances from Bell, who gathered thirty-eight possessions and two goals against Hawthorn in round 18, and forty-four disposals and three goals against Adelaide in round 22. The following year he was appointed captain and in 2003 the club made the finals for the first time. Bell was once again an All-Australian, this time as a follower.
He continued his good form into 2004, winning another Doig Medal. However, Fremantle's team performances were not as good, and in both 2004 and 2005 they narrowly missed making the finals. 2006 started poorly, but Bell was a leading player in Freo's record setting 9-game winning streak to finish in the top four for the first time, and also a member of the team that beat Melbourne in the second semi final to record Fremantle's first ever finals game win.
Despite offering to hand over the captaincy to Matthew Pavlich in 2003,[3] he remained captain for five seasons until the end of the 2006.
At Subiaco Oval, enthusiastic supporters ring a bell (a play on his name) whenever Peter Bell gets a possession. He was president of the AFL Players Association from 2003 until the beginning of 2007.
Peter Bell announced his immediate retirement on 7 July 2008,[4] having played his last game in the club's Round 14 loss to Essendon. He played 286 games with North Melbourne and Fremantle.
- ^ Crikey - Famous alumni on Latham's hit list
- ^ Wilson, Caroline (30 March 2003). "Bell tolls in Fremantle and beyond". The Sunday Age. p. 14.
- ^ Wilson, Caroline (30 March 2003). "Bell calls for new captain". The Age. Retrieved 14 August 2009.
- ^ Pike, Chris (7 July 2008). "Bell calls an end to a glittering career". AFL.com.au. Retrieved 14 August 2009.
External links[edit]
- Peter Bell's statistics from AFL Tables
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Adrian Fletcher and Shaun McManus
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|Succeeded by
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|Preceded by
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COLLIER COUNTY, Fla.- Jill Wheeler is turning a dream into a reality.
"This has been a project in the making."
The project is the Wellfit Girls Challenge.
"To empower, inspire girls, teenage girls into leaders," said Wheeler.
Like 18 year old Maria Guerrero. "I decided to join this group because I wanted to challenge myself physically and mentally."
And they'll be setting their feet to it in less than a month. Guerrero and 10 other girls will travel to Peru where they'll hike ancient Indian sites like Maccu Picu, explore the region, and take part in service projects. A big part of their challenge has been physical.
"Getting their overall fitness up where this journey they're going to take is still going to be a challenge but they can make it through," said Andrew Miranti.
It'll also be an emotional challenge. For some, it's their first time on an airplane. But in order to make the trip, they still need help from the community.
"We need warm clothes, still finances to get the girls there," said Wheeler.
And even before they leave, the girls can already see a change within themselves.
"Empowering because we're all working together and everything."
"I want to be able to do show I can do whatever I want to do if I set my mind to it."
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Change My Password Again?
This article comes about because of a recent thread on the security-basics mailing list regarding password crackers. Akin to this topic are the passwords themselves. The average user has a mildly uncomplicated password; generally not even a combination of upper and lower case characters or even any numbers. The fact of the matter is that passwords are an important piece of the security puzzle. More times than not, the average user is the one that you are working for.
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Driver's license checkpoints set
Tennessee Highway Patrol will hold driver's license checkpoints in Hamilton County between June 12 and June 18.
These checkpoints are meant to enforce state driver's license laws and protect the roads from unlicensed drivers.
The number of checkpoints and their locations will depend on manpower availability and weather conditions.
Suspect charged in meth bust
A Hixson man was jailed on meth-related charges after the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office raided a meth lab on a petition to abate public nuisance Thursday, according to an arrest report.
Matthew Jason Phillips, 20, of 7513 S. Dent Road, was charged with initiating the manufacture of meth, possession of drug paraphernalia and criminal conspiracy.
He was found inside the St. Johns Road lab in a bedroom with Danielle Ledford, who faces charges of initiating the manufacture of meth, possession of drug paraphernalia, criminal conspiracy to manufacture meth and criminal conspiracy for theft.
Ledford's small child also was found in the lab along with Kim and Brenton Douglas Ledford. Brenton Ledford faces the same charges as Danielle Ledford.
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I suppose the paper already has Perla on standby for this one. I'm sure they will be discriminating against lots of poor illegal aliens by asking to see their driver's license.
You can expect to see lots of Mexican taxis from Whitfield County during this period. Dalton has more taxis per capita than any town in the country - probably more than Atlanta. They are flocking here from all over the US, and not even taking the time to change the names painted on their doors - for example, the Rio Verde Taxi Cab Company, apparently from from Utah. I'm sure they are all following all of the rules, getting proper licenses, paying their taxes, etc.


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Tiger Woods Text Messages: Flat-Out Ridiculousby Free Britney at . Comments
Even for a guy we knew cheated on Elin Nordegren with eight mistresses (and counting) Tiger Woods surprised us with the content of these text messages.
At times dirty and at times emotionally vulnerable, his texts and emails to mistresses Jaimee Grubbs and Rachel Uchitel paint quite the portrait of the man.
One second, Tiger's jealous of Rachel's romantic past and worrying about being just "number f--king five" on the list of famous men Uchitel has been with.
The next, he's writing "what kind of present your naked body" when Jaimee mentions a birthday gift. There's just know telling what Tiger Woods will say!
What was Tiger Woods thinking? Thanks to his leaked text and email correspondences with Jaimee Grubbs and Rachel Uchitel, we actually kind of know the answer!
Earlier this afternoon, we published a helpful list of Tiger Woods' women with pictures as a cheat sheet for those who can't keep track of his mistresses.
Now here's a compilation of the emails and text messages compiled by Us Weekly, Radar Online, In Touch Weekly and other sources over the past week.
We can't sum up the highlights or do these justice, so just read on ...
Text Messages Between Tiger Woods and Jaimee Grubbs
July 20, 3:04 p.m.
Tiger: Hey Sexy I can't come out this week. Something came up family wise
Jaimee: That's okay I hope everything is fine … would have liked to see you
Tiger: We will make it happen
July 26, 11: 22 p.m.
Jaimee: I drove out for the night to surprise a friend with a present for there birthday
Tiger: what kind of present your naked body
Jaimee: haha no a watch I slept alone
Tiger: alone with him that is
Jaimee: haha I wish
Jaimee: miss u
Tiger: now that's hot so who is your new boy toy
Jaimee: no new boy toy … still running dry… been on 2 real dates in the pat 2 months :(
Tiger: I need you
Jaimee: then get your tight ass over here and visit me! I need u
Tiger: I will wear you out soon
Jaimee: how soon? I got a new piercing
Tiger: really. Where
Jaimee: I just sent u a pic of it … is on my cheek below my eye … implanted a little diamond
Tiger: send it again. I didn't pick up on that
Tiger: you just need some attention from me
Tiger: do you have a boy friend (8:45 p.m.)
Jaimee: I don't even have someone I am dating … no … u can be my boyfriend ;)
Tiger: then I am
Jaimee: I wish
Tiger: quiet and secretively we will always be together
Tiger: when was the last time you got laid
Sept. 30, 3:38 p.m.
Jaimee: if we hang out on a Sundway we can watch desperate houswives again haha
Tiger: oh god
Jaimee: take a break from watching boring old golf
Jaimee: I mean the amazing sport of golf ;)
Jaimee: [more than an hour later] babe I was kidding
Tiger: I know sexy
Oct. 1, 6:06 p.m.
Jaimee: is it orange county time yet?
Tiger: oh stop :)
Jaimee: hahaha I know … but you canceled on me last time so the anticipation is killing me … im finding myself watching sports center … haha j/k it isn't that bad
Tiger: its never been that bad
Jaimee: very true … I only watch football
Tiger: Figured you would say that. Big black guys.
Jaimee: u are my first, last and only black guy! U should feel special
Tiger: why do I not believe that?
Tiger: [later, in response to Jaimee's mention of a date who was "full of himself"] you kinda like that for some reason which is weird why you decided on me.
Tiger: having an asian mother and a military father you cannot and will not ever be full of yourself
Jaimee: I have fun with u, you always make me smile and I am not afraid to be myself or say anything to u … the day I met u I thought u were going to kick me out a few times but for someone reason you didn't and u have told me numerous times I talk to much but slowly as I get to know u iI think your absolutely amazing
Tiger: you are wrong I'm bone thugs in harmon
Oct. 15, 6:40 p.m.
Jaimee: Something wrong babe?I was excited to sepnd time with u this week
Tiger: I will you Sunda night. Its the only night in which I am totally free but I have to leave at 530 Monday morning to drive up to the valley for an outing for one of my sponsors. See you at 8 pm on Sunday in newport
Tiger: don't text me back till tomorrow morning. I have to many people around me right now
Oct. 18, 3:40 p.m.
Tiger: send me something very naughty
Jaimee: some things are worth waiting for lol … besides im at work
Tiger: go to the bathroom and take it
Jaimee: haha ur too much
Oct. 18, 11:38 p.m.
Jaimee: are u leaving me cause your wife is still in newport :( I am lonely now … i like falling asleep in your arms
Tiger: sorry baby I just can't sleep. Its just a problem I have.
Tiger: she is not here. They left this morning
Jaimee: well I appreciate you not wanting to wake me up but if y couldn't sleep I would have rather sat up and talked to u more … find out why I keep falling more and more for u ;)
Tiger: Because I'm blasian :)
Tiger: I'm sorry babe. Im already home.
Jaimee: I'm putting my underwear back on … thats a no no … come take them off
Tiger: :) you are too funny
Nov. 26, 11:16 a.m.
Tiger: happy thanksgiving to you
Jaimee: u too love
E-mails Between Tiger Woods and Rachel Uchitel
E-mail 1: "I know it's brutal on you that you can't be with me all the time. I get it. It f---ing kills me, too. I finally found someone I connect with, someone I have never found like this. Not even at home. You want someone to witness your life. I want you to lay next to me, lay on me or wherever you want to lay. F--k. Why didn't we find each other year's ago. We wouldn't be having this conversation. Never thought I would care and be as emotional as I am with you. You bring a side of me I never thought existed both good and bad. I don't like feeling so vulnerable. It bothers me a lot. I'm much tougher than this."
E-mail 2: "You don't have to answer that e-mail. I just wanted you to know what's going on inside me."
E-mail 3: "I don't know if this is going to work. I though I was getting to know you, but it feels like I'm just another person who happens to be famous. Everytime I think about it, I get a lump in my throat. Some of the other parts of your past really get to me. I don't know what person I was falling for so hard. The one I got to know on the phone, e-mail, text and in person. I am so confused, because what my brain is saying and what my heart is saying are two different things. Is it the Rachel I know or the character? That's what's hard. It guts me to think I've fallen for the wrong one and will be number f---ing five on that list."
E-mail 4: "I need you here [at the Australian Masters in Melbourne]! Just pack and get organized. Sorry if I hurt you."
Response from Rachel Uchitel, who said she wasn't flying across the world to be with: "someone who doesn't want and need me. I have some pride, too, you know."
"You broke my heart. You made me remember what real hurt is."
E-mail 5: "Get yourself together and get on the flight. We can fight down here and have make-up sex." (Uchitel did travel to Melbourne)
I don't think the topic itself is very tsncroveroial. Mania is a fact of life for many people. But many more people have no idea what it is, what it is like living with mania, or what the prognosis is for people who have it. I tried in this film to illuminate those things in an engaging way. The narrative has some surprises, and comes to some interesting conclusions.
Stop hating..all of yall searched for his text messages..so apparently you are interested in Tiger Woods. He was tapping those asses..but was DUMB to put it in writig..You NEVER write it down Tiger. Take it to the Grave. But nobody tied those White Girls hands...they came of free will. They seemed to want that Money and that Big Black Cook !!!!
Tiger is now more famous as a practitioner of peniscraft than he ever was as a golfer. He's just going to be viewed as a walking dick for the rest of his life.
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh that is good shit... makes me remember my single days hhaha
good cunt tiger you cracked it
They all need to leave Tiger alone! So what if he cheated. Who are you all to judge? It's a personal matter and all these women with no brains..they only want money..and also why did Tiger apologized in public. The only person he needs to apologize to his family and only his family. Not even to these women..because hello he wasnt alone..it takes two to tango. These women are nasty TARTS... Millions of other men are cheating and only because he's a celebrity they make a big deal out of it..yes cheating is wrong but come on Tiger is not the only one and besides...its really time that media in The States pays attention to the crisis in the country! And yeah i agree what Dee wrote.. who says that the text messages and emails are real..so come on!
Tiger is rich and therefore has done what 99 per cent of all males with money will do. Wrong? Maybe. Getting caught is what's preventing most men from going down the same path.
Tiger Woods, an American Hero and a statement of the true family values of America when you look under the skin of the cosmetic so-called Christian values.
Tiger is a STRIAGHT PIMP.....why have one when you can have them all...with all the travelling he does what man would be faithfull....NONE it never happens and if your husband tels you other wise he is a liar!!!!!!A man not with hios wife even at a grocery store is lookin for what he does not have at home it is sad but true... we where not ment to be with just one person no other animal is so y would we be.


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I was toying with that idea a few months ago, but due to our design and the code of our site we cant do it.
The head hs tasked me with coming up with more inventive ways to advertise the school using technology, has anyone thought off using or use a smart phone app? What other things do you use to advertise
Thanks for your input.
I was toying with that idea a few months ago, but due to our design and the code of our site we cant do it.
If you're actually going to use it for something that needs those devices, e.g. special QR codes on your school letters blahblah I could get it. Again if you're giving it a full login/access school files etc for students I get it. But as an item just to copy new items from a website, and put into an app?
Guess it depends what you're looking to do with it. If it's just a one off thing I wouldn't bother. If you'll be using it, and updating it regulary, e.g. electronic prospectus, videos from projects/trips, school diary/homework etc I'd say sure sounds good
I was thinking it can display school info, contact details maybe even timetables, students parent selects year group etc and it displays their timetable, I am just throwing ideas out there Link it to twitter feed so info pops up
If done right, the HTML5 app caches itself onto the device and uses local storage to function without internet connectivity, but if connectivity is found then it should grab (for instance) your site's RSS feed and update that into the local storage database... generally whatever generates your RSS feed can be rewritten to provide a JSON feed in parallel. Therefore, update the website, and the app will update itself via the JSON feed once for new content, then run it all locally.Ok it's slightly more slicker on it's native devices than a mobile site. But then it's a completely different item to update everytime (unless you're linking it to a mobile site, which then kind of defeats point).
We also hope to leverage our use of Moodle / Parental Logins to use the app to provide access to Timetables, Rewards & Behaviour Info, Attendance, Assessment data etc. This is all readily available via our VLE as it currently stands, so the data behind all that again just needs knocking up into a JSON feed so that the app can update itself as and when there are any changes and add it into local storage.
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In coming weeks, a Costco outlet is expected to begin to take shape at the northwest corner of Lima and Progress roads.
Costco Wholesale Corp., of Issaquah, Wash., closed on a land purchase from Menards a week ago. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed. The Allen County Assessor's Office listed the Menards property at $2.2 million.
Preliminary site work has been going on for weeks at the property, where a $25 million to $30 million 150,000-square-foot store will be built.
The retailer will create 200 jobs, half of them full-time, company officials said.
The Costco store will reside on the former grounds of Seyfert Foods Inc. Costco, a membership warehouse club, will carry various foods and merchandise, much of it in bulk sizes.
Three WellPoint directors resign
Three of WellPoint Inc.'s 11 board members have stepped down, citing personal reasons for their decision to depart about six weeks after a new chief executive officer took over at the second-largest U.S. health insurer.
Lenox Baker, Sheila Burke and Susan Bayh resigned from the board effective immediately, Indianapolis-based WellPoint said in a regulatory filing. Each of the directors resigned for personal reasons and there were no disagreements or disputes between the company and any of the named directors which led to their resignation, WellPoint said.
WellPoint ousted Angela Braly as chief executive officer last August amid shareholder complaints about declining enrollment and the insurer's disappointing stock performance. Joseph R. Swedish, a former hospital administrator, was hired to replace her and began March 25. The insurer last month reported first-quarter earnings that topped analysts' estimates and Tuesday affirmed its annual profit forecast of at least $7.75 a share including investment losses of 5 cents a share.
Dollar General hosting job fairs
Dollar General will host a career fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at its 9149 Lima Road location.
The Goodlettsville, Tenn., discounter says it is seeking to hire 10,000 new employees in May. The company has more than 300 locations in Indiana, including at least 44 in northeast Indiana.
The job fair is one of about 170 nationwide that the company is hosting. Candidates are encouraged to bring résumés and visit Dollar General's website for specific openings.
The company lists $16 billion in sales in 2012 on its website.
Honda to produce Acura NSX in Ohio
Honda's new version of its Acura NSX sports car will be produced at a new plant inside one of the automaker's former facilities in central Ohio, the automaker said Tuesday.
The new $70 million plant, called the Performance Manufacturing Center, will be inside the former North American Logistics facility and adjacent to Honda's existing factory in Marysville. The new factory is expected to employ about 100 skilled workers drawn from existing Ohio operations, with mass production expected to begin in 2015.
Gov. John Kasich and local officials were in Marysville for the formal announcement.
Honda's third auto plant in Ohio will be only a few miles from the Honda R&D Americas Inc. Ohio Center, which it said is engineering the Acura NSX for production.


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But support was really patient with me and i managed to get a more than decent site.
Big plus for the open source code, i had some preferences and just needed the forum for guides as where to go for changing whatnot in the code.
I am thinking about a classified ads website and when i get the time for it, i will definitely be using something from The Factory.


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William H. Macy is the first to admit that he's played his fair share of losers. His latest role, as the alcoholic, drug-addicted narcissist Frank Gallagher — the single dad of a dysfunctional six-kid family — on the Showtime series Shameless, adds to the list of hapless characters Macy has portrayed on screen and stage.
While Frank certainly has some serious problems, he's not all bad. He's funny, smart, surprisingly literate and hardworking at running all of his various scams. Macy says that while he enjoys acting out Frank's dark side, it's the good qualities that make him sustainable as a character.
"I can let myself go in a way that I've rarely done in my career," he tells Fresh Air guest host Dave Davies. "I'm less guarded as an actor.
"That said, I also find it quite challenging sometimes. Some of the stuff that I'm given to perform is so despicable. And I feel that it's important that the audience always feel that Frank is redeemable, somehow, someday. Otherwise my behavior would be completely boorish, and I think they would kill me off on this show. I'd be unwatchable."
Part of what makes Frank Frank is that he always looks like he's just fallen out of bed. Hygiene is not this man's hobby. For example, in order to get Macy's hair to look properly disheveled, Macy's hairdresser puts so much styling product in it that "I fear someday my neck will snap. The sheer weight of [product] will pull it over."
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On playing drunk
"The whole notion of playing drunk, to my mind, is a bit more of a parlor trick and … less acting art. I just happen to be pretty good at doing a drunk. It's more important that I concentrate on the scenes because it's very easy to just want to turn into the clown. … [B]eing a drunk, it's very easy to show off. … The physicality of it, the slurred speech, the way you stare at something, the way you focus and unfocus your eyes."
On being criticized for his diction early in his career
"It happened a lot of times. I still don't understand it, but … I learned my aesthetic from Dave Mamet, and one of the things that drives him crazy — and by extension me crazy — is to go to the theater, or for that matter go to the movies, and not be able to understand what the damn actor is saying. It puts me in a rage. I'm a writer myself, but irrespective of that, 'What did you say? I want to know what you said. I paid my money and, you know, you got a microphone shoved up your nostril! Can't you enunciate enough for me to understand?'"
On "good actors" versus more unpredictable actors
"Some actors, they're … 'good actors.' And then you get these other actors who are completely not 'good,' meaning they're not team players. They're just all over the place. They're hard to get to the set. They're unpredictable. They never do the same thing twice. You don't know what they're going to do. They, a lot of times, give the best performances. They're great. And I fall into the category of the 'good actor.' And I'm trying to do less of that, and be outrageous."
On how much he wanted the role of Jerry Lundegaard in Fargo
"I auditioned for a smaller role, and they said, 'That's really good. You want to read Jerry?' And I said yes, and so I went out of the room, spent 20 minutes, came back in, read Jerry. And they said, 'That's real good. You want to work on it and come tomorrow?' I said yes. … I was up all night. I memorized the whole script. I wanted this role, so I went back in. They said, 'That's real good, that's real good. We'll be in touch.' And then I heard through my agent that they were in New York auditioning, so I — jolly, jolly — got my a- - on an airplane and crashed the audition. And I was making a joke — and luckily it landed — but I said, … 'I'm afraid you're going to screw up your movie and cast someone else in this role.' And they went, 'Hahaha,' and I said, 'No, seriously, I'll shoot your dog if you don't give me this role.' And I think Ethan (Coen) had just gotten a dog."
On how he prepared for his sex scenes with Maria Bello in The Cooler
"When I looked at them as any other scene — Where does it start? Where does it change? What changed? Why is it in the movie? — they became much more doable, because I had something to act. … There was a place to put my attention, other than the fact that I was simulating sex in front of five Teamsters."


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Best Apples for Homemade Apple Sauce?
- Dommy Jun 7, 2007 10:57 AM
Okay... for the cookbook of the month project, I've decided to do Edna's Apple Sauce. It sounds so easy and yummy and we LOVE apple sauce! :)
My question is though...what apples would work best? My favorite are Pink Ladies... they have the right balance of sweet and tart... but should I use a particular 'apple sauce kind?' Her recipe just calls for 'apples'. But I'd like a nice sweet and tangy sauce with a good body. Not watery...
Any help would be great! And of couse I will report back! :)
I like good old NY, VT etc. Macintoshes for applesauce. I make mine in the microwave and do not need to add any water to it.
How about a combo of Pink Ladies and Granny Smiths?
I grew up with homemade applesauce, and one of my favorite desserts from childhood, my mother would shred some leftover challah and brown it crispy it butter in a skillet, put it hot onto a bowl of warm applesauce and put a dollop of loosely-whipped heavy cream on top. We called it "crumby applesauce" but it was anything but crummy.
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I use a combo also but I use Fuji and golden delisous and a few granny smith You
have to have a sweet/tart to make good applesauce.
I've made applesauce just with local McIntosh, adding a few strips of the peel for a slightly pink color.
Maybe this is a stupid question, but why are you making applesauce when apples aren't in season? Or is this a post from the S. Hemisphere.
For my own taste, mcintosh are too fibery for sauce-- i go for a mix too, but most jonagolds (or paula reds, if you can get them!). for a little extra tartness, cortlands, mutsus, or granny smith can be added, but all of these hold up in cooking, so sometimes need a little extra help breaking down at the end (mashing, blending, or foley food mill, depending how chunky you like it). At this time of year the options are quite limited...
The absolute best apple for sauce can be hard to find; it's the Northern Spy and tends to be available only on a limited basis for a few weeks early in October. If you find a supply, go for it (and tell me where you found them)!
I've used Golden Delicious, Fuji, and several others. They all worked quite well but I prefer Granny Smith hands down.
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I'm sorry! After this particular project (I think this WAS my last cookbook of the month), I started my serious work in my masters program... I JUST graduated this may, but immediately began writing (about food!) for the blog of our local alternative weekly....
I still cook, but also since then got myself a husband who takes care of the lion's share. After a year or so haitus, we are also hosting our first dinner party next month! :) I still reference this board constantly, but since it's been a while since I've cooked anything 'grand', I have been quite for quite a bit, I hope to get back into the groove, especially with the holidays around the corner! :)
And as a LONG delayed follow-up, I went with Fujis and the apple sauce was DELISH!


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Sacramento fire Capt. Michelle Eidam says one of the employees was evaluated and released at the scene. The other was taken to the hospital, although she did not know the person's condition.
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'Davison and Milbank show how the Fresh Expressions and Emerging Church movements have compounded mistakes in soteriology and ecclesiology, generating a flight into segregation, and a flight away from tradition... [They] have produced a book of breathtaking contrasts. In terms of mood, it is simultaneously dour and lively; serious, yet amusingly and deeply ironic; punchy, yet wise; thoughtful, yet discursive... this book is something of a tour de force that really does need engaging with. It should be widely read, studied, and meditated upon: deeply.'
Andrew Davison is Tutor in Doctrine at Westcott House, Cambridge. Before that, he was part-time Tutor in Doctrine at St Stephen's House in Oxford and junior chaplain of Merton College. He has written on prayer and on apologetics, and in praise of the parish and its significance for mission.
The Revd Dr Andrew Davison is Fellow and Tutor in Christian Doctrine at St Stephen's House, Oxford and Junior Chaplain at Merton College, Oxford. He is the initiator of the 'Returning to the Church' project. The Revd Dr Alison Milbank is Associate Professor in Theology and Literature, University of Nottingham and Priest Vicar of Southwell Minster