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The finances of the Sunrise Health Region continue to flow in the red.
The Region's 2014-15 operating expenses are more than operating revenue by $862,652 through to April 30 of this year, heard the Region's Board at its regular meeting held in the city June 25.
The numbers were impacted in the revenue side by a shortfall of $591,572 from what was budgeted, which is a 3.2 variance on the year-to-date (YTD) budget.
Total inpatient and resident services were over budget by $417,236, which is a 5.7 variance on the YTD budget.
Christina Denysek, Vice President of Strategy and Partnerships who represented President & CEO Suann Laurent ,who was away team leading a rapid process improvement workshop for surgical services in the region, said wages remain an area the SHR is monitoring in terms of running over budget on the expense side. She said while regular hours and wage-driven premium hours (overtime) are now operating in the green, with sick time "we are still higher."
When the Board turned its attention to May numbers, the situation worsened, with expenses over revenue climbing to $913,730 on a YTD basis.
The cost over-run showing in May was in spite of the revenue shortfall shrinking to $170,000 on a YTD basis in May.
Lawrence Chomos, SHR Board chairperson said the change in numbers could be based on "anomalies" within a budgetary year. As an example the payment of insurance premiums can happen in a month and impact budgetary numbers for that month. In the case of the May numbers, the detailed report will not be available until the Board next meets in September.
Chomos said it is not unexpected the budget remains a struggle,
"Last year we were in a deficit position." he noted. "We knew it was going to be tough."
Chomos said the Board will have a better feel for how the current operations year is going when they meet in September, with about a third of the year over, allowing trends to be better recognized.


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by Graham Peebles
Writer, Dandelion Salad
Repost from October 5, 2013
December 19, 2013
Given the choice few people would leave their families and friends and migrate from their homeland. The tens of thousands that pay unscrupulous 'agents' and criminal gangs to transport them hundreds or thousands of miles (often across borders), are compelled to do so to find work and to earn money to support themselves and their loved ones at home. The Middle East and North African (MENA) countries are some of the destinations of choice for both men and women seeking work, women look for domestic work and child-care, whist employment in the construction industry, is the goal of the tens thousands of men from South East Asia living in stifling poverty.
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November 29, 2014
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In the wake of Tuesday's officer-involved shooting in Haysville, and the high profile officer-involved shooting of unarmed Missouri teen Michael Brown, local law enforcement is speaking out about how these incidents impact those who wear the badge.
Richard LaMunyon was a part of four officer-involved shootings during his 30 years with Wichita Police. Twice, the suspect died. Once the suspect went to jail. Once he was shot in the hand.
"I've been on both sides of it. I know it's an emotional thing," LaMunyon said.
For 13 years, LaMunyon was also the department's top cop, overseeing several instances where situations turned fatal.
"One thing you have to keep in mind, police officers deal with people at their worst, their absolute worst," LaMunyon said. "They come into a chaotic situation. Their job is to bring calm, protect people, protect themselves."
The retired chief says using deadly force is always a last resort, and never an easy decision. It requires assessing the threat, the scene and the well-being of those nearby, he says, all in a matter of seconds.
"If an officer has to use it, deadly force, it impacts that officer. It's not something like on TV where they just put it in their holster and go again. This is a very serious thing," LaMunyon said. "It's the last thing in the world an officer wants to do or be involved in."
Any officer who uses deadly force is put on administrative leave while the investigation is ongoing.
In Wichita, the police department will do an internal investigation, and the Sedgwick County District Attorney's office and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation will do outside investigations.
LaMunyon says in his experience, the vast majority of officers are found justified in using deadly force.
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Can this year's Minnesota Independent Film Fund winners marshal their scripts to the screen?
Queer indies broke ground at San Francisco's gay/lesbian film fest. But will they come out in the Twin Cities?
Writer-director Sara Moore wants Homo Heights to make 'em laugh.
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What's Boca Raton doing for the Presidential Debate about a month from now?
The city is about to launch a media blitz, plans seven related events including a free U.S. Air Force Rock Band concert this weekend, and without fanfare posted a red "A Community United" banner on its website that links to other sites and includes a beach cam. The third and final President Debate is at 9 p.m. Oct. 22 at Lynn University in Boca Raton.


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- Design for how people learn Julie Dirksen. LB 1060 D599d 2012
- E-learning and the science of instruction: proven guidelines for consumers and designers of multimedia learning Ruth C. Clark, Richard E. Mayer. LB 1024 C5921e 2011
- E-learning by design by William Horton. LB 1024 H8231e 2012
- Essentials of online course design: a standards-based guide Marjorie Vai and Kristen Sosulski. LB 1044 V128e 2011
- Handbook of online learning editors, Kjell Erik Rudestam, Judith Schoenholtz-Read LB 2395 H2361 2010
- How learning works: seven research-based principles for smart teaching Susan A. Ambrose [and others] ; foreword by Richard E. Mayer LB 1025 H8471 2010
- Interprofessional e-learning and collaborative work: practices and technologies [edited by] Adrian Bromage … [et al.]. LB 1044.87 In619 2010
- Introduction to rubrics: an assessment tool to save grading time, convey effective feedback, and promote student learning Dannelle D. Stevens, Antonia Levi ; foreword by Barbara E. Walvoord. LB 3063 S8441i 2013
- Learning on demand: how the evolution of the web is shaping the future of learning by Reuben Tozman. LB 1044.87 T757L 2012
- Make it stick: the science of successful learning Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger, Mark A. McDaniel. LB 1060 B8771m 2014
- Mastering the instructional design process: a systematic approach William J. Rothwell and H.C. Kazanas HF 5549.5 R848m 2008
- Preparing instructional objectives: a critical tool in the development of effective instruction Robert F. Mager. LB 1027.4 M192p 1997
- Rapid video development for trainers: how to create learning videos fast and affordably Jonathan Halls HF 5549.5 H193r 2012
- Teaching digital natives: partnering for real learning Marc Prensky ; foreword by Stephen Heppell. LB 1027.23 P926t 2010
On Wednesday, October 1, from 2:30 – 3:30, Academic Affairs will be hosting an event on the 6th floor of the library. Please note that the gathering may raise the noise level in the library during this time. We apologize for this inconvenience.
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On Tuesday, September 30, 1980, 20 University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine students gathered at Henry, Nebraska, on the Wyoming border, at 6:40 a.m. to begin the 480 mile, "Run to 101."
The students, almost all of whom are native Nebraskans and in their second year of medical school, relayed an official Olympic torch across the state, from Henry to Omaha, to symbolize the statewide importance of the College of Medicine's first 100 years. The students covered approximately 80 miles per day.
Other students drove to a number of towns along the runners' route to talk to high school students on health career opportunities available at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Dinners were planned along the "Run to 101″ route in Scottsbluff, Ogallala, North Platte, Kearney, Grand Island, and Columbus in honor of the College of Medicine.
The students arrived at the medical center campus on October 5, at 4:15 p.m. At this time the eternal flame of the centennial sculpture was lit.
Front Row (left to right): John Lortz, Brad Rodgers, Kevin O'Dell, Dennis Bozarth, Garth Asay, Doug Treptow, Doug Ebers, Norma Jean Fuelberth
Back Row (left to right): Mike Murphy, Ed Fobben, Jeff David, John Skoumal, Doug Long, Jay Matzke, Richard McChane, Jerry Wolford, Scott Haswell, Scott Howe, Evan Blanchard.
The latest issue of Focus on Friends, the newsletter of the Friends of the UNMC McGoogan Library of Medicine, is now available. This issue includes a message from the library director, stories on the library's involvement in digital archiving and publishing, collaboration with the School of Allied Health Professions, and news from around the library.
What are the Friends?
"The Friends of the McGoogan Library are dedicated to preserving and enhancing the level of services for all of our users, understanding that, without supplemental funds, even the basics are difficult to sustain." —–Leon S. McGoogan, M.D. (1900-1993)
Friends of the McGoogan Library of Medicine share a belief that the library is the heart of the educational, research and clinical accomplishments at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Started as an informal group in 1979 by Dr. Leon S. McGoogan, whose generous spirit was matched only by his commitment to excellence, the Friends group provides the extra support required to keep up with the complex demands on the library.
For more information about the Friends and to learn how to become a Friend of the Library, visit http://www.unmc.edu/library/about/friends.html.
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Need a little motivation to get you through all these tests?
Feeling a little lonely and think a study buddy could help?
Don't trust yourself to study as long and as hard as you need?
These problems are all easily solved! All you need is to adopt a study dragon. Study dragons are extremely supportive; all you have to do is try your hardest. But. (Dun-dun-dun, says the scary music cue.) But, if you do not try your hardest, if you slack off even though you know deep down you should be studying instead of playing that video game, your dragon will know. And because they are carnivorous and breathe fire, the dragon will light you on fire and eat you.
Now, if that's not motivation, we don't know what is.
The History of the Study Dragon
Study dragons love being part of the medical sciences field because that's where they were originally created. Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Kara who had osteosarcoma. (It's okay, she's healthy now!) A McGoogan Library staff member named Steven traveled halfway across the globe several times to sit with her in the hospital. Steven was best friends with Kara's dad, so he went to remain calm and supportive during treatments, and to sit up with Kara all night long so her parents could sleep. When they got bored, they did crafts—and poof! Suddenly they were surrounded by Guardian Dragons.
Kara and Steven made Guardian Dragons during her treatments and gave them away to the other children in the hospital to watch over them.
Steven brought the dragons back to the library. The dragons realized that the health sciences students needed their support, too. Going through school can be difficult, lonely, frustrating, and a plethora of other negative emotions—but it's all going to be worth it. The study dragons invaded the library to remind you that it'll all be okay, because there are people who are going to need your help; just keep trying your hardest!
Adopt your dragon (or a sheep) at the Ask Us desk—and do try not to spill condiments on yourself over lunch.
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November 7 - February 8, 2015
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6:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Members Only Preview 5:30 to 6:00 p.m.
Jennifer Angus is best known for her installations composed of thousands of insects pinned directly to walls in repeating patterns that reference both textiles and wallpaper. Her recent work explores the narrative through works in which insects are anthropomorphized. This exhibition is a kind of over the top Victorian fancy, filled with bell jars, cases and dioramas that will cause the viewer to reconsider their relationship with both insects and nature.


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It may well be that in its fourth installment, Universal Pictures' 'Fast & Furious' franchise has finally hit its top speed. According to preliminary estimates by Media by Numbers, the Vin Diesel/Paul Walker/Jordana Brewster/Michelle Rodriguez street racing vehicle cranked out a shocking $72.5 million dollar payday over the weekend.
To put that in proper context, CNN reports that this figure is the best April film opening ever, blowing away 'Anger Management' at $42.2M, and it easily dusts the opening weekend of 'Fast 2 Furious" ($50.5M), previously the series' best outing. Perhaps most jarring is news that the $72.5M earnings would make it the best opening for a car-related movie ever.
One thing's for sure – with a showing like this, we're betting that Hollywood execs are already on the phones this morning commissioning scripts for a fifth film – if they don't have a drawer full of 'em already.
Are you planning on seeing 'Fast and Furious?' Take our poll after the jump. Thanks for the tip, Daniel!
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The man that the St Martinville Police Department sent a press release on asking for assistance in identifying has been arrested and charged with attempted burglary.
Police say the man was identified as 24-year-old Rusty Jean-Louis. Louis was observed on video footage allegedly attempting to break into an ATM machine at the MidSouth Bank located in St Martinville, according to police.
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Lincoln Street near Washington is temporarily closed after a stormwater sewer leak washed out the soil underneath a Union Pacific rail line earlier today, public works officials said.
Drivers and pedestrians are encouraged to take alternate routes to avoid Lincoln, between Santa Fe and Washington, until the road is reopened. The soil provided important support under the tracks for both rail and vehicular traffic.
Lincoln is closed at Mead. Only local traffic can access Lincoln between Santa Fe and Washington until further notice. City of Wichita and Union Pacific Railroad officials are assessing conditions to determine appropriate repairs. The affected section of Lincoln is likely to remain closed for at least several days.
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Restaurant with Live Music
I am looking for a place to go on Friday night for a double date. We are looking for a place with a lively atmosphere, good food and live music. Any suggestions?
Thank you!!
Don't know if you're into Latin jazz, but the Jazz Standard has pretty good food (same kitchen as Smoke Restaurant, upstairs). Fri night's act, DAFNIS PRIETO SI O SI QUARTET is recording a live album that night, so that always encourages an audience to be lively.
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That is a good suggestion. Thank you. I was hoping for a place with more contemporary music (mainly because I deal with Jazz and classical all day at work) Something like City Winery would be great. Unfortunately though, I have Celiac and have a hard time eating at City Winery.
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Cuba has decent food and great live Cuban bands: http://www.menupages.com/restaurantde...
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i think this might actually be your best suggestion, saltyD. i've been to cuba once and didn't like the food or atm (too loud for real conversation)... but i think i may be in the minority. i've seen a number of credible posts favoring this place for food, drink and music. might be worth a look.
Jules - on St. Marks Place - might be of interest. French bistro with live music every night. It's usually a jazz combo. The food is decent - not remarkable - bistro food and the prices are fair.
i went to boom a few years back in soho. they had a live music. it was really cute and yummy.
I wouldn't say that the food at Blue Note is particularly excellent, but they do serve it. And the club sometimes draws great acts (many non-jazz). There are a number of items on the menu that should, theoretically, be gluten free (i.e. a fruit and cheese platter, roasted salmon, steak, salads w/o dressing).
Acme Bar & Grill serves edible southern / cajun fare and has some fun, generally lesser-known indie rock-type acts downstairs. Again, the menu lists some grilled items that might work for you, though the danger of cross contamination from barbecue sauces that contain gluten might be high. I'd call and ask about this in advance.
Cornilia St. Cafe in the W. Village. Upstairs is just dinner and downstairs is an intimate performance space where there are different types of performances every night...i think their website has the schedule. You can order food downstairs too (that's what i've done). Only consideration is there is often a cover, but its totally worth it for a great environment and above average food.
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If Cornelia St. Cafe's food is above average, only barely, in my opinion. I find their food very boring. I liked their old, Italian-influenced menu better. However, their performance space is good, though rather small, and I've heard good music there.
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Thank you all so much for your suggestions! I really appreciate it! This was my first Chowhound post and a total success. I will certainly be back!
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Let us know how the date goes and where you all ended up! Have fun.


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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday apartment in El Raval - Ramblas family apartment
Apartment 2 double bedrooms and a convertible bed
In this warm and comfortable apartment you can sleep up till five people and is located in the area Raval (old centre). The two double bedrooms are comfortable. There is a kitchen with all domestic appliances like an oven, microwave, fridge/ freezer and a toaster. In the living there is a comfortable sofa. The bathroom is complete with shower, toilet and sink. There are wooden floors through the whole apartment. The Ravaldon apartment is perfect for families or a couple of friends who wants to stay in a spacious apartment and on a walking distance from the attractions in the old centre of the city of Barcelona.
Keywords: 2 bedroom apartment in the city center of Barcelona. nearby the Ramblas, plaza universitat, MCBA museum and plaza Catalunya
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- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
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We had a wonderful time! The location and apartment were perfect and clean. The bedding was great and we really didn't have a single complaint. Thanks to Judit for making our holiday so easy and fun!


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Oil gained in New York, paring this week's decline after a European Central Bank pledge that the euro will survive reassured investors and better-than-forecast U.S. data underpinned confidence in the world's biggest economy.
Futures rose as much as 1.7 percent after ECB President Mario Draghi signaled that officials are prepared to do whatever is needed to preserve the euro and act on surging bond yields that are tearing at the seams of the 17-nation currency bloc. Orders for U.S. durable goods climbed more than projected in June and fewer Americans than forecast filed for unemployment insurance payments last week.
"The biggest problem of this market is a lack of trust, and Draghi's comments are bringing the back that trust, and with it, confidence," said Eugen Weinberg, head of commodity market research at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt, who predicts any further gains in oil will be capped by "plentiful" supplies.
Crude for September delivery rose as much as $1.47 to $90.44 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange and was at $90.19 at 1:46 p.m. London time. The contract yesterday rose 47 cents to $88.97, the highest close since July 20. Prices have lost 1.4 percent this week.
Brent oil for September settlement on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange rose $1.51 to $105.89 a barrel. The European benchmark crude was at a $15.70 premium to the New York contract. The spread closed at $15.41 yesterday, the widest in seven weeks.
New Measures
Economists said Draghi's comments suggest the ECB may be preparing to unveil new measures to fight the crisis as potential bailouts for economies the size of Spain and Italy threaten to overwhelm Europe's rescue funds. The euro gained 1.3 percent to $1.2313 after losing 0.3 percent to $1.2118.
U.S. bookings for goods meant to last at least three years rose 1.6 percent for a second month, a Commerce Department report showed today in Washington. The median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News called for a 0.3 percent gain, the Commerce Department said today in Washington.
Applications for jobless benefits decreased by 35,000 in the week ended July 21 to 353,000, Labor Department figures showed today. Economists forecast 380,000 claims, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey.
Technical Support
Oil in New York has technical support around $86 a barrel, along the lower of two so-called leading span lines that define an "ichimoku cloud" on the daily chart, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That's an area where buy orders tend to be clustered. Crude started a descent in early May to an almost nine-month low after falling out of an ichimoku cloud.
Gasoline stockpiles rose 4.1 million barrels in the week ended July 20 to 210 million, the highest in three months, the Energy Department report showed yesterday. Distillate inventories, a category that includes heating oil and diesel, climbed 1.7 million barrels to 125 million, according to the Energy Department.
"Our industry continues to see significant price volatility as a result of economic and political developments," Peter Voser, chief executive officer of Royal Dutch Shell Plc (RDSA), said today in the company's second-quarter earnings statement.
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November 28, 2014
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has vetoed a bill that would have banned abortion in West Virginia after 20 weeks.
The Democratic governor said he vetoed the legislation because of constitutionality issues raised by his legal team and attorneys for the Legislature.
The bill resembles a law struck down in Arizona that the U.S. Supreme Court later decided not to reconsider.
Because of the legal penalties it includes, Tomblin said the medical community thought the proposal would unduly restrict the doctor-patient relationship to the detriment of the health and safety of expectant mothers.
The bill sparked days of debate about fetal pain and women's rights before passing both Democratic legislative chambers overwhelmingly.
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday condo in Pike/Pine - Room with a View
1 Bedroom, 2 Bath Penthouse condo with Fabulous View in the Heart of Downtown
Live like a Seattleite. In the heart of downtown Seattle, our location is rated a "walker's paradise" with a 96 out of 100 walkability score. Next to the Washington State Convention Center, 8 blocks from the Pike Place Market, near all major medical facilities (ie. Virginia Mason, Swedish Hospital, Polyclinic, Harborview Medical Center, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center) and the central business district, our location is ideal whether you are staying in Seattle for business, vacation or medical treatment. Our one bedroom penthouse condo has a king bed in the bedroom plus a sleeper sofa and two twin beds in the living area. This condo also has two baths and a spectacular city view. All amenities including wireless internet are included. Portable air conditioners are provided in the condo May through September. We have a Blu Ray DVD so bring your Netflix or Amazon Prime account and never miss your favorite show. This condo will sleep up to six guests.
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We are a small family run business managing several downtown furnished condos. We pride ourselves on our personal service and will meet you at the building, get you checked in and answer any questions you may have. We are also available to you anytime during your stay. Whether planning a short term or extended stay in this magnificent city, Seattle Suites is here to help you make your visit a memorable one.


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Word Slider is iOS game for iPhone and iPad. Supports iOS 7. It has 8 different languages (English, Spanish, Bulgarian, Danish, Italian, French, Russian and German). It has built in Game Center and Banners for your ads. Social Networks are also available. The game is all about finding a words by sliding your finger across the screen.
The Game is completely translated in 8 languges with option to easy add more.
English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Danish, Bulgarian, Russian
Normal Mode: You have 2 minutes to find as much words as you can.
Extreme Mode: 2 Minutes to find as much words as you can while distractions are trying to slow you down. They can be changing the color of the letters, shaking letters and falling stars from the top of the screen.
Free Version: In free version the player has 60 seconds to play, there will be banners at the top of the screen, after finishing a round he will be not able to see all words in the grid only the biggest one and there will be no Combo words (What is combo words please see below).
Full Version: Every feature that Free version does not support the is available here in full version.
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Do you have a photo that captures the "Spirit of America?" The Observer is seeking submissions for its first online photo contest, "Spirit of America," on YourObserver.com. Upload your photos that celebrate America's birthday, the Fourth of July.
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This. Thank you. Guys in the independents turn down WWE or TNA contracts, or opt out of them, left and right, because they don't want to be made into "superstars", they want to be WRESTLERS.
Sure, they'll wrestle a dark match or two once in a while for WWE for the payday, but that's it. I can respect a guy from the indies that goes to WWE or TNA, because they want/need to make more money. Money's always good. But when a guy stays in the indies because they love the SPORT of professional wrestling and not the BUSINESS of professional wrestling, you have to respect that.
I highly doubt Independant wrestlers earning piss poor money opt out of mainstream contracts left, right and centre. They probably don't get offered contracts in the first place because Vince knows they wouldn't draw a dime.
There is no 'sport' in professional wrestling. Sport is competitive. Wrestling isn't. Results are pre-determined. It's just a form of entertainment. It's a BUSINESS.
Yeah, he drew money, but he also loves the sport of professional wrestling and that's why he did it. Who do you think draws the money that the independent promotions bring in? The guys that go out there and wrestle and put on good matches. Ric was one of those guys back in the day, when there wasn't a lot of money floating around the wrestling world.
So John Cena doesn't love the business then? He's arguably the most passionate wrestler in the company and he is without a shadow of a doubt the most hard working.
This is getting unbearable, I wish I could help you guys realize that wrestling is not just a business. Sports Entertainment is a business. WWE is Sports Entertainment with wrestling on the side.
Wrestling is 'just' a business. Yeah, you're supposed to be entertained by it, that's what draws you in to watch it in the first place, but the only thing that really matters to Vince McMahon and all the other promoters out there is making money.
Example: You were supposed to get Triple H vs. Randy Orton & Ted DiBiase (which has sports entertainment written all over it) last week on RAW, instead there was no match and you saw Triple H handcuffed to a rope while Randy Orton DDT'd and kissed Stephanie. The fans are totally fucked out of a main event. First, a WRESTLING show would rarely have a handicap match, let alone have one as the main event of it's show. Second, even if they did, they'd actually have the match and try to make it a good one. Lastly, I hope you get your ass kicked by some wrestler one day.
That's called storyline development. You know (well clearly you don't), building a feud. It's just a week or two before Wrestlemania and they did a perfect job of putting Orton as a sadistic and merciless wanker. Your elitist views that WWE isn't a wrestling show is laughable. Just because you may or may not like the product, doesn't mean it isn't wrestling.
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Blue 9 - Never Again
- livetotravel Sep 12, 2006 05:39 PM
Had lunch there today - what a mistake - I was still holding on to old memories - but this romance died today!
The cheesesburger was just OK - way too greasy and drippy - and put together with everything falling out. And it was luke warm.
The fries were old, greasy stubs from the bottom of the fryer bucket - little hard-as-a-rock pieces that were disgusting. Did I say greasy?
And the coup de grâce for me was that the premises were absolutely filthy - from the entrance to that part of the kitchednI could see. I mean really filthy - dirty food-stained floors, seats and tables, a garbage can out of a horror movie, dirty floors and counters in the service area and kitchen. Looked like a ad for how a restaurant should not be run.
No way this could be franchised - it's a dump.
I agree that the burger is pretty mediocre. On my last "visit," I walked out b/c of the 2 employees behind the counter, neither of them was paying any attention to me or the person in front of me for a good 5 mins as they figured out how to cash out the register.
Yeah, that place is a dump! Maybe I missed out when it was good, but I found the burgers lame too.
too bad, they had promise at one time...sounds like the original owners have diverted their attention to other pursuits
If they have no qualms about letting their customers see how dirty the public areas are, you can only imagine how disgusting the kitchen must be (the part you couldn't see).
blue 9 is pretty popular with the nyu crowd though. I had Thai the other night and was waiting in front of Montien which is two doors down from blue 9. A couple guys with blue 9 uniforms on were busy hooting and hollering at me and my friends in front of their establishment . Maybe that's why their floors are so dirty.
I swore off the place after the last time I went because it was filthy, and no big whoop to boot.
Drunk NYU students probably don't care about all the grease, or about the dirtiness. When you're drunk, ANYTHING tastes good, I suppose.
I was definitely NOT at all impressed with Blue 9. The only burgers I'll have in the city are at Corner Bistro (takeout preferred) or the Roquefort Burger from the Burger Heaven chain.
I don't like the burger at Shake Shack either. No flavor. Just grease.


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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday home in Süssau
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, big terrace, playground, suitable for 8 people
Our in 2012 newly built house is located in the small town Süssau, only about 1800 meters from the Baltic Sea. This beautifully furnished home has 4 bedrooms and a large living and dining area.
The house is accessible both in the lobby and on the terrace with the wheelchair.
The ground floor has a wheelchair accessible bedroom with extra large double bed, TV and enough space for a wheelchair.
The bathroom on the ground floor is handicapped accessible and navigable by wheelchair.
Toilet seats, grab bars, hair dryer and Badstuhl are available.
Upstairs are 2 bedrooms with double bed and wardrobes. Both bedrooms are equipped with TV. Furthermore, a bedroom with 2 single beds and enough space for all the children need that. Books, games, radio with CD + cassette player are available.
The spacious bathroom is equipped with 2 sinks, hairdryer, bath and large shower.
In the utility room there is a washing machine, a dryer, an iron and ironing board also.
The kitchen has a fridge-freezer (hence anglers plenty of room for your 'catch' have!) All kitchen appliances such as toaster, kettle, coffee machine, microwave, blender, egg cookers, waffle irons, etc. are of course available. Dishes, etc. are available for 8 people.
The living room has a TV set and a DVD player and a music system. And for television muffle are several books available.
Even at the very young we thought. There is a high chair, a cot with bedding and a bottle warmer. Children plastic tableware is located in the kitchen.
Behind the house is a terrace with garden table and chairs. The terrace is easily accessible for wheelchairs via a large sliding door. Friends for a barbecue grill with barbecue cutlery is available.
For fun and games, you can use the extensive grounds. A giant toy with 2 slides, three swings, climbing frame, 2 sand boxes and suspension bridge fulfills every desire for children. PLEASE NOTE: The game device is approved only for children up to 14 years.
The garage (60sqm) offers enough space for your vehicle and what you bring anything like that.
In front of the house there is a ramp, so that even disabled or Rollstulhlfahrer get in without trouble.
Our concierge will hand you over the keys on arrival. If you have any questions or requests, it is zur. you with help and advice Side.
We wish you and your family a wonderful and relaxing holiday in our house. We would be pleased with us when you submit a review for your holiday and recommend our villa to new guests.
Have fun and relax well.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Low Allergen Environment
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair accessible


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Evie Manieri's Blood's Pride is the first book of The Shattered Kingdoms, an engaging, action-packed, and "highly imaginative" (Kirkus Reviews) series of fantasy novels with epic scope and "the perfect mix of romance, family ties, betrayals, and agonizing dilemmas" (RT Book Reviews).
Rising from their sea-torn ships like vengeful, pale phantoms, the Norlanders laid waste to the Shadar under cover of darkness. They forced the once-peaceful fisher folk into… (mehr)
Unfortunately, Blood's Pride suffered from inconsistencies throughout the novel and a clear vision of what kind of story it wanted to tell, whilst the stakes did not come across to me as high or fearful.
Simultaneously sweeping and small-scale, and equal parts tragic romance and slow-burn insurgency, Blood's Pride lacks that vital spark for long enough that I can't recommend it wholeheartedly... all the same, bring on Fortune's Blight.
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Carolina Park, Mt. Pleasant South Carolina
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Carolina Park is a 1700 acre mixed residential and commercial community in the town of Mt. Pleasant. Carolina Park Blvd., a 1.25 mile road runs parallel to Highway 17 and will make the interior lots accessible to the builders of the first residential units. When completed, the road will link to the Park West subdivision which is already connected to highway 41 through Dunes West. Carolina Park is built around the "smartgrowth" concept in which residents may work, shop and play within their community without having to go out onto highway 17. The developers had hoped on having the first residents moving into their homes by the fall of 2007 but building of the first homes was delayed until 2008. 1745 residential units are planned for Carolina Park with single family homes starting in the $400,000 range. There will be a mix of National, regional and local builders.
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The New Entrance To Carolina Park. Photo Taken Jan. 20, 2007
Carolina Park Is Located Adjacent To The New Wando High School
According to the developers of Carolina Park, the 1750 residential units will be built on 1000 acres of the tract. There will be 140 acres of parkland and recreation open space as well as 220 acres of marsh and wetlands. Commercial building will be constructed on 340 acres, with heavy buffering seperating the residential neighborhoods. 850 single family homes are planned in the center of Carolina Park. There will be 545 "estate sized" lots available of at least 1/2 acre, each with marsh views and some with Wando River deepwater access. These lots will be available for custom built homes.
250 apartment homes as well as 100 town homes are planned for Carolina Park.
There will be more than 1.3 million square feet of retail and non retail commercial space seperated into three distinct commercial centers. The Community Shopping Center will be located on Park Avenue, the main street in Carolina Park. The center will house high end retailers, entertainment facilities, restaurants and a luxury hotel.The Central Retail Center will be home to a major grocery strore, drug store, restaurants and miscellaneous retail shops.The Boulevard Commercial Center will be locate near the entrance to highway 17 and will have a bank and professional offices in addition to a children's learning center. The Business Park at Carolina Park will be a class A campus setting with the potential of generating more than 10,000 new jobs.
Roper St. Frances Hospital is in the process of building a new 85 inpatient bed facilty in Carolina Park. The facility will have outpatient and inpatient surgery, intensive and critical care units as well as imaging, laboratory and a pharmacy. Roper Hospital broke ground on their new Mt. Pleasant facility in May of 2008. The "Children's Center" at Carolina Park is an early childhood education center for children ages 1-5. It opened in August of 2007. It is adjacent to the new Wando High School. The childrens center sits on 3 1/2 acres and has a private drop off area adjacent to their 18,000 sqft. facility. It is the only pre-school East of the Cooper to achieve National Association for the Education of Young Children accreditation. Palmetto Presbyterian Church has started construction on their new facility in Carolina Park.
Photo of Children's Center taken on June 13, 2007.
Above photo taken June 14, 2007
The Childrens Center At Carolina Park Web Site
Carolina Park donated 80 acres of land to the town of Mt. Pleasant for a passive park as well as 54 acres for an active park consisting of a ball park and eight soccer fields.
Carolina Park Is Not Far From The Isle of Palms and Sullivan's Island Beaches, The Charleston Historic District And The Charleston International Airport
The following article appeared on the town of Mt. Pleasant web site in 2005
Carolina Park vision shown at ED committee
Carolina Park principals share vision with new Economic Development Committee MOUNT PLEASANT, SC (January 18, 2005) – At a recent Special Economic Development Committee meeting, principals in the 1,600-acre venture known as Carolina Park shared their vision with committee chair Joe McKeown and committee members Joe Bustos and Bobby Utsey. Ben Marino and Stacey Hornstein who have partnered their respective companies, CDM Charleston Co. and Republic Properties, in the Carolina Park venture focused discussion on the 340-acres of economic development inventory located in the south portion of the tract, near the East Cooper Airport. "We are very excited to be moving forward with this project," said Marino explaining the general lay out of the tract. "Our goal is to provide premier campus type locations to attract the very best corporate tenants to Carolina Park. High-end relocating and expanding operations seek out communities and locations that offer a desirable quality of life and low impact commutes to attract and retain key employees." The 340-acre economic development site will be bordered by 240 multifamily homes, 100 townhouses, and by 6,000-8,000 sq. ft. single family properties. "Working where you live and living where you work is of great benefit to both employees and employers and we have made a conscious decision to include affordable housing opportunities in close proximity to this development," said Marino.Town Economic Development Coordinator Myles Stempin stated that, "the development plan for Carolina Park will provide prime site location opportunities and clustering for our target sectors: office-based/information service operations; technology, science and research and development; and advanced technology-based manufacturing, production and assembly." The class A development plan includes high visibility property along US 17 to attract corporate and regional headquarters. Wetland areas will be incorporated in the corporate campus scheme. A major improvement to the existing airport road will become a dynamic feature of the new business park. "We plan to create the same type of entrance as the Wando High School, a four-lane roadway with buried utilities and conduits," said Hornstein. Stempin added, "While the principals plan to develop their Carolina Park brand and advertise nationally, the economic development business recruiting efforts are have already begun and involve the South Carolina Department of Commerce, Charleston Regional Development Alliance, Metro Chamber of Commerce and Charleston County, in addition to the Town's marketing efforts."Both Marino and Hornstein discussed clustering as a marketing tool. "By strict standards a cluster is a major group of like-minded businesses at a particular geographic location. Under this strict definition, only half a dozen of such clusters exist in the US – Raleigh-Durham Research Triangle, Boston, Washington D.C and San Diego to name a few. We well know that we must diversify and offer a range of locations to all types of high-end economic development prospects."To keep this project attractive to the very best companies more than 40 percent of the 1,600 acres will be dedicated green space, with a 15-mile trail coursing through the project. A 100 ft buffer will help maintain the character of Mount Pleasant. "We plan to give 20 acres for a new elementary school, two and a half acres for a new fire station and police substation and four acres for a library. Additionally, we will give 110 acres to the town for a passive or active central park," said Marino.
Carolina Park Updates
On August 16, 2007, construction started on the mile long Park Avenue Bvd. in Carolina Park which will connect Carolina Park with Park West and Dunes West. The road is expected to open in late 2008 and will offer relief to high traffic areas like Highway 17 adjacent to Wando High School. New residents of Carolina Park will be able to travel from their community to I-526, via Highway 41 and Clements Ferry Rd. Approximately 1750 residential units are planned for Carolina Park with single family home prices expected to start at about $400,000.It is hoped that the first residents will move in during Spring of 2009. More than 1/3 of the acreage will be used for office buildings and light manufacturing facilities. Roper Hospital has broken ground on a 85 bed full service hospital near Wando High School. The Childrens Center at Carolina Park opened on August 20, 2007. It is a private preschool for ages 1-5. Construction was expected to begin in January 2008 on Palmetto Presbyterian Church.
On January 28, 2008, Carolina Park released it's first three building lots available to the public. They have been priced between $147,500 and $155,000. The lots are about 1/4 of an acre in size. Reports indicate that lot prices will start at $127,500 with acreage up to .5 acres.
According to a recent news article in the Moultrie News, there is no minimum buidling time requirement. However, the construction must meet the ARB Guidelines. The purchaser can select from a preferred builder list or bring in their own builder as long as the builder goes through the cerified Carolina Park Builder approval process. It is anticipated that the custom builder section of Carolina Park will open in February, 2009.
Phase 1 of Carolina Park will include 22 lots in Palmetto Forest and the Tidewater neighborhoods.
Construction of the new Palmetto Presbyterian Church is expected to begin soon.
Updated Photos Of Carolina Park Taken April 1, 2008
The Above Photos Of Carolina Park Were Taken April 1, 2008. About 150 Building Lots Have Been Marked. In June It Was Announced That The First Four Custom Builders Have Been Selected To Build Homes In Carolina Park. They Include Advanced Builders, Allen Custom Homes,Nielsen Construction And South Atlantic Builders. Construction Of The First Homes Is Expected During The Summer of 2008.
Updated Photos Of Carolina Park Taken June 2008
Sintra Corporation Visitor Center Under Construction - Photo Taken June 2008
Hot Off The Press - November 7, 2008
I just learned today that Brentwood Homes will be the first 'tract" builder constructing homes in Carolina Park. Brentwood Homes hopes to start construction of two spec homes in the next few weeks. The two homes will be priced in the $420,000 to $450,000 range. The smaller of the two will be approximately 2213 sqft. with 4 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths. The larger and more expensive home will be 2624 sqft. with 4 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. Brentwoo homes builds homes throughout the Charleston area. In 2006, Brentwood became the largest "green" builder in South Carolina, committing that all homes built in Charleston would meet the EarthCraft House standard. Brentwood Homes has built over 1000 homes in the Charleston area. As of June 2007 they were building in Coker's Crossing in Goose Creek, Highlands Plantation in Summerville, Hunt Club in West Ashley, Indigo Palms and Oak Terrace Preserve in North Charleston, and Summertrees, located on Johns Island. In mid summer of 2009, Brentwood Homes was taken over by Crescent Homes.
Brentwood Homes Starts Construction Of The First Of Three "Spec" Homes In Carolina Park
Single family home on lot 65 in Carolina Park under construction December 8,2008
Brentwood Homes has started construction of the first of three "spec homes" planned in Carolina Park. The first two story home is located on Lot 65. It will be a 4 bedroom 3 1/2 bath two story home of approximately 2624 square feet. The Rutledge Plan has a formal living room, separate dining room, family room and loft area. It also has a first floor master suite. It has been listed at $432,200. The photos below were taken on December 8, 2008. See photos and information on Carolina Park on my Charleston Real Estate Web Site and/or search for homes for sale in Carolina Park. It is anticipated that the time of construction for a new Brentwood home in Carolina Park will be about 6 months.
February 2009 Photo Update
First New Home sale In Carolina Park
Recent Spec Home Almost Completed In Carolina Park By Brentwood Homes. Crescent Homes Has Taken Over the Operations Of Brentwood Homes.
Contact Joe for floor plans of this and other new homes to be built by Brentwood Homes at Carolina Park. Joe can represent your interests as a "buyer agent" at no cost to you on any Brentwood?Crescent home in this new Mt. Pleasant residential community.
A Photo Diary Of The Progress Of The Brentwood/Crescent Homes Subsection at Carolina Park.
New Homes For Sale In Carolina Park
Building Lots For Sale In Carolina Park
Carolina One Real Estate Has Started To Release Building Lots In The Tidewater & Palmett Forrest Neighborhoods Of Carolina Park.
A "typical" rear view from one of the pond site building lots released in January of 2009.
These lots are listed by Carolina One Real Estate. As an "Accredited Buyer Representative" with over 14 years of real estate experience, I am able to represent your interests in the purchase of a building lot in Carolina Park or in most any other Charleston area community at no cost to you. Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have about Carolina Park or any other Charleston area community. If you live out of town and would like me to preview a lot for you, feel free to give me a call at 843-214-1611 or send me and e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com
Cline Homes Starts Construction Of "Spec" Homes At Carolina Park In The Egrets Landing Subsection Adjacent To The Construction Of Brentwood Homes. Photo taken in May 2009.
New Update
The January 6, 2010 edition of The Post and Courier Newspaper reported today that the developer of Carolina Park has missed a mandatory $500,000 payment to the town of Mt. Pleasant, putting it's development agreement in jeopardy. Carolina Park Associates had agreed to pay $500,000 annually to the town and $100,000 to the county for improvements in the nearby Whitehall Terrace community over 12 years as part of it's development agreement, which dictates what can be built on the 1700 acre tract. A lawyer for Carolina Park said that the developer has invested about $50 million in the project and that the value of the unbuilt portion of the tract was appraised a year ago at $150 million.
New Update March 11, 2010
According to an article in the Post and Courier on March 11, 2010, a judge has ruled that the foreclosure of about 1200 acres in Carolina Park can proceed no sooner than May 18, 2010.One of the investors in the development, CDM of Charleston LLC has been fighting the lawsuit brought last year by Palmetto Debt Holdings, which controls the $25 million first mortgage on the property.In August of 2009, Palmetto Debt Holdings bought the note from the National Bank of south Carolina for an undisclosed amount. It than filed a lawsuit to take over ownership of the land which has been appraised at $150 million.
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Mount Pleasant South Carolina Subdivisions By Price
Carolina Park -$390,000+
Old Village of Mount Pleasant - $600,000 to $4,000,000
Olde Park - $1,200,000 to $3,000,000
Dunes West - $250,000 to $3,000,000 +
Park West - $260,000 to $2,000,000 +
Hamlin Plantation - $400,000 to $1,000,000+
River Reach- $1,200,000 to $3,000,000
I'On - $500,000 to $3,000,000
Rivertowne On The Wando - $375,000 to $2,000,000 +
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