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ACP Expresses Support for Representative Nancy Johnson's "Medicare Value-Based Purchasing for Physicians' Services Act of 2005"
July 28, 2005
Bill Includes Key Policies Advocated by ACP
(Washington, DC): C. Anderson Hedberg, MD, FACP, president of the American College of Physicians, spoke today at a press conference with Representative Nancy L. Johnson, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, Subcommittee on Health, in support of her "Medicare Value-Based Purchasing for Physicians' Services Act of 2005."
In his remarks, Dr. Hedberg stated that the bill is consistent with the College's recommendations on key elements that should be included in any proposed legislative framework for value-based purchasing:
- The bill sunsets the Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) formula, recognizing that it is fundamentally incompatible with continuous quality improvement. The SGR would be replaced by updates based on the Medicare Economic Index.
- It provides positive updates to all physicians and additional payments for those who participate in performance reporting and improvement.
- It gradually phases in performance reporting and improvement; voluntary reporting of quality measures would begin in 2007 and 2008 and pay-for-performance would be implemented in 2009.
- It calls for evidence-based quality and efficiency measures that are developed by medical specialties and validated through a consensus building organization.
- It includes safeguards to assure that performance measures take into account differences in individual health status, do not create incentives for selection or deselection of patients, and use appropriate statistical methodologies
- It enables physicians to share in programmatic savings that result from their participation in quality improvement activities, such as from preventing complications that result in unnecessary hospitalization.
"Chairman Johnson's bill provides a practical framework for phasing-in evidence-based performance measures, while assuring that all physicians receive positive reimbursement updates and the opportunity for additional payment for voluntarily participating in performance improvement programs" Dr. Hedberg noted. "It recognizes that quality improvement cannot take place in an environment where physicians' fees are being cut. Most importantly, it will benefit patients by creating incentives for physicians to engage in continuous quality improvement. We are pleased to support the legislation."
ACP also provided Chairman Johnson with recommendations on issues relating to implementation of the Value-Based Purchasing program as established by the bill. The recommendations include providing more direction to the Secretary of HHS on implementation of performance measures to take into account severity of illness and non-compliant patients; safeguards against potential unintended adverse consequences of public reporting; the timing of additional payments for reporting and implementation; and providing additional payments to physicians commensurate with effort. The College expressed confidence that such implementation issues would be addressed as the bill makes its way through the legislative process.
The American College of Physicians is the largest medical specialty organization and the second-largest physician group in the United States. ACP members include 119,000 internal medicine physicians (internists), related subspecialists, and medical students. Internists specialize in the prevention, detection and treatment of illness in adults.
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We are part of the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service's statewide network and the University of Arkansas System's Division of Agriculture. Our mission is to provide research-based information through non-formal education to help all Arkansans improve their economic well-being and the quality of their lives. Whether it is agriculture, 4-H, health and living, or community development, the Lonoke County Extension Office is at your service!
Family and Consumer Sciences
Lonoke County youth took advantage of many learning opportunities to combat the boredom of summer break. Utilizing summer day camp opportunities offered by the Lonoke County Extension office, they learned new skills in cooking and sewing. Others took the opportunity to learn about the care of children in a Babysitting Basic camp. Approximately 85 youth were involved in learning basic cooking techniques, beginning and advanced sewing skills, and entrepreneurial skills to run a babysitting business. With the help of Extension Homemaker volunteers, a total of six two-day camps were offered beginning in late June and continuing throughout the month of July. These camps, along with a Fun with 4-H camp and a shooting sports camp, are offered every summer. Watch for next year's dates beginning in late March.
Photo: Lonoke County youth prepare their lunch at one of the the Fun in the Kitchen cooking day camps this summer.
Weed Resistance Management
Lonoke County has over 371,423 acres dedicated to agriculture production. Controlling weeds in all crops is the biggest impediment to profitable agricultural production. Weed resistance management is one key strategy in attacking these pests with tactics of crop rotation, new technology, better application of herbicides, and educating producers on all aspects of weed control in Lonoke County.
In addition to this program, Lonoke County Extension Office has many programs designed to maximize profitability of producers.
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Science Education Engages Lonoke County Youth
With America facing a future of intense global competition in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) careers and a startling shortage of scientists, the National 4-H Council has made a bold goal of engaging one million new youths in science programs by 2013. In 2012, Lonoke County 4-H conducted 54 school enrichment programs reaching over 1,700 youth, volunteer trainings for nine adults, seven after-school programs with over 300 youth contacts, Rice Expo educational activities reaching over 100 youth, and eleven day camps with almost 200 participants. Science programming topics in 4-H included soil profiles, water cycle, scientific method, composting, rocketry, plant science, environmental concerns, microscopes, gardening, forestry, chemical reactions, and the rock cycle.
In addition to 4-H Science programs, Lonoke County also focuses on Citizenship, Leadership, and Healthy Lifestyles programming.
Photo: Second grade students participate in marshmallow engineering 4-H science program
Community Development
Lonoke County citizens take responsibilities, duties, and obligations seriously. The University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service responds to our clients' needs by offering programs such as Lonoke Leadership and LEADAR to recognize potential local, county, and state leaders. Since 2006 Lonoke Leadership has graduated an average of 30 current or volunteer leaders each year. Leaders include a state senator, five state representatives, a court of appeals judge, two district judges, five mayors, five farmers, and various other leaders in Lonoke and surrounding counties. Currently we have six LEADAR graduates active in Lonoke County.
Urgent public issues are researched by the Public Policy Institute to produce non-biased ballot issue publications. Arkansas Procurement Assistance Center provides assistance to county businesses in securing contracts with state, regional, and national vendors who supply government agencies. Local and county leaders are given resources on demographic changes, tax revenue trends, per capita income shifts, and regional comparisons of taxation and revenues.


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I'll buy it provided the game is released in EU ! By the way, we'd like to have Moon here in EU !!! Eh oh Jools ! Are you listening to me ? EU exists and it's here ! Ouhouhhhh !!!
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Yeah ! I was waiting for it for ages !!!!!!!
Unfortunatly, Capcom didn't put the multi-language EU translation of the three GBA games inside this new one !!!!!????!!!!!
Lazy guys ! It's not worth my money, I'll pass on...
In EU we're still waiting for Moon !!!!!
AAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh !
I want to kiss all of you people !!!!!
Ah, USA and its many nonsense prosecutions to get money for anything !!!
Spring 2015 for US so Fall 2016 for EU... should it happens...
Lufia GBC for me. It's really a good RPG !
Ok cross-buy stuff ? So what about a discount for us who bought the Steam version in waiting for the PAL 3DS or WiiU release ?
I would rather prefer a discounted download code to thanks me waiting for the PAL release and buying both the Steam version and the 3DS one !!!
Shovel Knight ?!?
40€ for NES Remix Ultimate, I hope they don't expect big sales !
Ok guys, I'm sure you're not lefty because nobody point out the gameplay main problem, and Alex didn't think lefty could play this game !
Because it's unplayable for left-handed people !!!
This game need a patch quickly, please !!
Aaaahhh ! Shin Megami Tensei IV this week and Shovel Knight next week !
My poor wallet !!!!
Very Interresting ! I'm looking forward to playing it !
This game ! What a gem !!!!! I can't stop playing it !
Really, I feel like playing a new game each time I change to a new job !!!!
Some little new stories belonging to each job, what a good idea !
This game is a killer !!!
And..., well, I don't care of SSB 3DS...
I have it since monday and I LOVE IT !!!!!!!!
Too bad !!!! I've just bought Hometown Story full price a few days ago !!!!!
I'm in if it's as good as "Mazes of Fate" on GBA and DS !
And Shovel Knight ?
Meanwhile in EU : "ZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzz......"
Too late, I've downloaded it for a long time !
@Spoony_Tech : But KeeperBvK's correction is welcome for no native english speaking people like me. I often ask myself why I don't understand some of the comments. Sometime it's my fault but sometime I think I'm wrong although it's a mistake in the comment.
Well, Nothing has changed for a few days !!!
Amazing !
And how about more characters for the names of folders ?
How about more games could use Streetpass at the same time ?
12 is not enough !!!
Shovel Knight ???
Christophe Lambert is missing !
@outburst Obviously, they should implement a lock system like Yorumi explained above.
But, the fact that people share some games with their friends on Steam, thanks to giving their account information, didn't drive Steam to bankrupcy !
I'm sure they're aware of that but they deal with in compensating it with price or other options.
So I'm sure Nintendo won't be affected by these behaviours.
Piracy was huge on DS and Wii but that didn't keep Nintendo from selling more hardware and game than ever !
@noctowl I could share "Valiant Hearts" with my brother and a friend on its release day thanks to the offline option of Steam.
What about our eshop games ? We can't even back them up ! So keep it with us and die with them...
@ferthepoet Exactly what I think as well !
@noctowl It's obvious you have DRM on Steam because copies of game are easy to do on PC. However, DRM can't keep me from installing the game where I want as I can manage computers I want to install games on and I can start Steam offline.
On consoles, as it's a closed system you can't do what you want on it so it's a kind of DRM !
In that way, I would say there are more DRM on consoles than on Steam !
@noctowl Are you kidding me ? Ok, maybe the expression "tied to the system" was not used correctly here,
But look at Steam !! I'm able to download all the games I bought, to several PC so my daughter can play them on her computer meanwhile I'm playing other games on mine.
Why don't every digital services work the same ! Something like Steam is perfect for my family !
@noctowl Sorry, I made a mistake : actually, you MUST have ALL of your downloaded games on only ONE system !!!!
I can't just pass a game from my 3DS to my daughter's one altough I can pass some retail games from a 3DS to another without any problem !
So the problem is : If I buy a game on the eshop, I need to buy twice this game if my daughter want to play it ! It's unacceptable !
Maybe you need to think about Steam to see the difference between a good and a bad eshop!
And buying only retail games aren't the solution because not every games are released in retail version.
And what about the downloaded games no longer tied to the hardware Nintendo ?
Hey NintendoLife, what about a review for this one ?
That's a pity as I already bought one download version at GAME !
I'd like to buy another for my daughter ! But could you imagine : I need to pay full price two games for me and my daughter altough we live in the same home ! Crappy Nintendo download account rules !
Before showing Moon Episode 2, what about a release of the first episode in EU, guys ?
Hey Nintendo, and what about Gateway 3DS ? Do you mean to stop it before it become the R4 successor ?
Yes, it's a king of game I miss !
@Einherjar : That 's exactly what I wanted to say !
Please, put SMT IV and RF 4 on the EU eshop !
Still no CaveStory ??!!....
NO, I'M JOKING !!!!!! lol
@CaviarMeths : there is also "Lufia : The ruins of lore" on the GBA.
Oh my ! What a GREEEAAAAT GAME !
Fights are well paced, you don't have time to breath thanks to these realtime mecanism. Grinding isn't a chore anymore !
All part of this game is perfect (OST, story, dialogs, dubbings, gameplay, graphics)!
I totally fell in love with this game !


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''The Apprentice'''s Omarosa loudly touted her White House resume on the show, but People magazine reports that, during her two years in D.C., she went through jobs faster than you can say, ''Manigault-Stallworth.'' According to People, the reality star who won't go away was sent packing four times, making ''You're fired'' a familiar refrain to her well before she heard Donald Trump say it.
Manigault-Stallworth's work for then-Vice President Al Gore consisted of answering his invitations. ''She came to self-promote, and at that she was excellent,'' a former Gore staffer told People, adding: ''She didn't do her job, and it got everybody in trouble.'' She was transferred to the White House personnel office, which in turn sent her to the Department of Commerce. She lost that job but landed another Commerce post. The department's former Undersecretary for Technology, Cheryl Shavers, told People: ''She was asked to leave as quickly as possible, she was so disruptive. One woman wanted to slug her.'' Sound familiar?
Talking to the Washington Post, Manigault-Stallworth blamed her final ouster in 2000 on a colleague who, she said, had it in for her. She gave People two different explanations for her departure, saying at first ''I left when I got married,'' but later telling the magazine she left ''to go out on the campaign for Al Gore.'' She tells the magazine she's fielding plenty of new job offers.


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I assure you, if the president is elected for a second term, same-sex marriage or something exactly like it will become a priority for the White House.
What worries me right now is if it becomes a major point of debate right now, it'll become a wedge issue and backfire against the president's campaign. And that's why the White House has been fumbling around with a response to the vice president's remarks. They didn't want to talk about this just yet.
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Depending on the Villa and the time of your desired dates of your stay with us, you could have a private villa beach vacation starting as low as $99 per night!
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• Oceans Edge Beachfront Villa - 900 square feet and sleeps up to eight guests
• Ocean Reef Villa - 800 square feet and sleeps up to eight guests
• Ocean Scape Beach Front Villa - 400 square feet and sleeps up to four guests
We have a further four Villas located to the rear of our property, overlooking the canal and our tropical gardens. These Villas are called:
• Orchid Villa - 575 square feet and sleeps up to two guests
• Hibiscus Villa - 900 square feet and sleeps up to six guests
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"BEST VALUE IN PROVO" My husband and I, and our 15-month old daughter and our babysitter stayed here May 1 - May 10. We had a wonderful time, and would highly recommend this place to anyone. During the first week, we stayed in the Jasmine Villa, and the remaining three days we stayed in the Magnolia villa. VILLA: The Jasmine was perfect for us, especially with a child, since the balcony doesn't have any stair access. My favorite things about the villa were the high ceilings with fans which gave it an island feel, and the two glass walls that open up entirely to a goregeous balcony with a great view. There is outdoor seating on the balcony and we spent alot of time out there. The kitchen is very large and is stocked well enough for the basic cook. The walk to the beach is about 100 yards and is nicely lined with tiles and lovely landscaping. The beach out front (Smiths Reef) is quite nice, and has great snorkeling down the beach. BEACHES: Grace Bay beach is nice, its the beach with all of the hotels and restaurants on it. RESTAURANTS: Mango Reef was delicious and has amazing ambience. I ordered tuna but my husband ordered a pasta dish that was fabulous. Hemingways for lunch was awesome. It sits right on the beach and had wonderful food selections and tasted great. Coco Bistro was probably my favorite, because the setting is impeccable. Even though its not situated on the water, it is in the middle of a grove of palm trees and is just lovely. Make sure you make a reservation though. The best was the tuna tartar appetizer. Mmmmmm. Da Conch Shack is a MUST for cracked conch. The setting is great too. The bars we had a drink at were also wonderful. Anacaona at Grace Bay Club was super swanky and gorgeous, and Marin at The Veranda was just beautiful as well. For a quick bite, the Green Bean in Turtle Cove was amazing, and the Sharkbite & Tiki Hut were nice as well. THINGS TO DO: We chartered the Beluga with another couple and it was the highlight of our vacation. Captain Tim was awesome, very knowledgeable and we had an amazing time snorkeling and sailing around the islands. We paid $700 for the four of us and got on the boat about 2:30 pm, snorkeled, sailed, had some drinks and snacks, watched the sunset and got back in around 7:30. It was worth every penny. Overall, wonderful trip. Luz, the grounds keeper at the villa, was a gem. Make sure to tip her well, she workds hard! Grand Rapids, MI
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Our Villa was remodeled and tastefully redecorated in early 2011 with new furnishings. They are magnificent for family and friends to spend good quality time together in the pool, on the beach or the crystal clear beautiful Atlantic Ocean. Our beach is a continuous eleven (11) miles long beach, allowing you the pleasure of a casual romantic walk along the shore, or a long jog for a good work out. The famous Smiths Reef is directly off of our beach. The Turtle Cove Marina, shops or restaurants for dining or cocktails & casinos are only a short 5 minute walk from the Villas. The live coral reefs that are just a short swim into the ocean from the villas and are very plentiful with live coral and teeming with all kinds of tropical fish, lobster and sea turtles, so you do not need to go out with a boat operator to take you to a coral reef and pay for a snorkel excursion. It's all FREE in our BACK YARD!
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Farmers Alley Theatre is fusing Alfred Hitchcock with Monty Python with their production of "The 39 Steps," continuing its near sold-out run
The four-person show is based on the 1935 Hitchcock movie of the same name, which was in turn based on the 1915 John Buchan novel.
Robbie Gay stars as the hero, Richard Hannay, an ordinary man who finds himself in the thick of a spy hunt when he encounters Annabella Schmidt (Laura Stuart Obenauf) after gun shots interrupt a show.
Obenauf also plays Margaret and Pamela, while Joe Aiello and Scott Burkell play Clown 1 and Clown 2 respectively. Aiello and Burkell portray a multitude of different characters throughout the production, and provide the show with much of its humor. At times, the two switch between characters during a scene simply by changing hats or putting on different clothing. These characters range from a man named Mr. Memory to police officers, while other roles require the actors to cross dress or perform as inanimate objects.
Gay provides much of the show's vocal humor as well, with various memorable one-liners peppered throughout the show. Gay and Obenauf provide a few great slapstick moments as well. Aiello and Burkell steal the show, though. The randomness of the characters they play is arguably the show's definitive aspect.
Costumes by Elaine Kauffman are amazing. The costume changes between Aiello and Burkell, to morph them into different characters, are distinct enough for us to know which characters they are playing, and hair and wigs work by Garrylee McCormick work fantastically in the same vein. Aiello and Burkell both change wigs for certain characters and they only adds to the comedy.
Director Brian Feehan has put on a show to be proud of. The slapstick inherent in "The 39 Steps" is done extremely well, as is the suspense in the spy story. The build-up to the climax will undoubtedly leave the audience wanting more.
Admission for "The 39 Steps" is drying up quickly. Tickets are currently available for April 27 at 2 p.m. (for $27) or April 28 at 7:30 p.m. (for $25), but more shows may be added should audience demand call for them. Tickets can be purchased at the Farmers Alley Theatre box office, online at www.farmersalleytheatre.com/current-season/the-39-steps or by phone at 269-343-2727.


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Singapore was colonized by Great Britain in early 19th century. After gaining its independence from Great Britain, Singapore became part of Federation of Malaysia. However, the serious disputes and conflicts between Singapore and Malaysia led to Singapores separation from the federation, and Singapore became the independent nation. Singapore consists of 63 islands including Singapore Island, mainland of Singapore. Singapore is small in terms of geographical size, but its economic size is significant. Singapore has a highly developed market-based economy and one of the highest per capita GDP. Today, Singapore has a reputation that its economic environment is the most business friendly in the world and enjoyed economic success focusing on industry, education, tourism, etc.
In the early 1440s, a kingdom called Malacca was established in the Malay Peninsula. The founder of the kingdom became a Muslim and by the end of 15th century, Islam became the dominant religion among Malays. In the early 16th century, Malacca was colonized by Portugal, and the sons of the last ruler of Malacca established two kingdoms in the peninsula. The three fought for the control of Malacca Strait until the Dutch gained control of Malacca. In 1786, Great Britain established the colony in the Malay Peninsula and took control of Malacca in 1824. During World War II, Malaya was invaded and occupied by Japan. After the end of the war, the momentum of independence grew. In 1946, Britain established Malayan Union to unite the Malay states and the Strait Settlements but it was dissolved in 1948 because of Malays strong opposition. It was replaced by Federation of Malaya. In 1957, Federation was granted its independence within the Commonwealth and finally Malaysia was formed in 1963. Malaysia has achieved industrialization and the economic growth despite its colonized history for about 170 years.
At noon, I arrived at Singapore. It rained heavily outside.
The terminal building was so beautiful and looked like an international airport.
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After briefly browsing in shops in the terminal, I left for Johor Bahru, the city of Malaysia, the neighbor of Singapore. When I arrived at Malaysia, it stopped raining.
I visited Sultan Royal Abu Bakar Museum. The building was build about 140 years ago, and it became open to the public as a museum about 20-something years ago when the Sultan moved to a new palace. Extensive collections including gorgeous gifts from countries worldwide were exhibited there. For me, one of the most attractive exhibits was Baccarat's dining-room set made with crystals. Bases of chairs and the table were all made with crystals and brilliantly shining! I wish I could show you the photo, but photo shooting was prohibited.
Next, I visited Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque, the oldest, largest and most beautiful Islamic mosque in Johor Bahru. (To keep this beauty, Mosque is repainted every year. I noticed that the walls became so thick with paint when I saw it up close.)
Then, I heard prayers of Islam. It was a prayer time. As I rarely had an opportunity to be exposed to Islam, it was quite new to me.
On the way back to Singapore, I saw big three pipes lining along with the bridge connecting Malaysia and Singapore. Two of them are used to import water from Malaysia to Singapore, and the remaining one to export some of the purified water to Malaysia for resale.
Singapore is a small country relying almost entirely on import for resources. Singaporeans agree that the only resource Singapore has is its excellent human resource and that it would not be able to survive without fostering the excellent human resource for economic development. Singapore enforces stringent regulations in the city and at the border for crisis management. I heard that Singapore utilized feng shui (Chinese geomancy) for the planning of the nation, such as placement of facilities according to the idea of feng shui. It is interesting.
Of course I did visit the must-see spot in Singapore, Merlion. I enjoyed a beautiful night scenery with illuminated Merlion. As tourism is one of the major economic resources of Singapore, it is relatively a safe place and seems to make an effort to attract tourists who repeatedly visit Singapore. It would be nice to visit Singapore again in a few years.


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''Laguna Beach'': Party time
Okay, Tessa's kind of growing on me. Granted, it's through no overwhelmingly admirable quality of her own she's still pretty much Generic Cute Nice High School Girl. But the more I see of Cami and Kyndra's indiscriminate horribleness, the more I want to give all the other girls on screen points just for not being devil spawn. That, and I get all gushy when Tessa gets all gushy around Chase. Hell, I get a little gushy around Chase. That rock-star thing, man. They don't even have to be stars yet for us girls to fall prey to it. I see mussy hair and stubble and a guitar, and suddenly I'm a quivering puddle. Tessa, sweets, I feel your pain. How could a girl be just friends with that?
And of course, Tessa did what any self-respecting gal does in this situation: She rationalized her feelings away, scoffing, ''Who wants to date a rock star?'' (Answer: Everyone. See above.) You know what really does get me with this girl? She's got the kind of face that registers every scrap of emotion. She can pretend she isn't crazy in love with Chase, but that pain that flitted across her brow when she thought he was too busy to celebrate her forthcoming birthday with her gave her way the heck away.
Kyndra, of course, does not have that problem, as she does not appear to have...what do you call them?...yes, feelings. She does, however, have OMG! a mom. ''That's a pretty hot outfit for not having a date,'' Mom teased as Kyndra scurried around prepping for Cameron's arrival. (I wonder if Mom knew about their little sleepover from last week.)
Turns out Jessica has a mom, too, though I actually had to rewind my DVR to check that because Mrs. Jessica looks about 19 years old. I seriously thought she was some random new friend who came on the scene to lecture Jess about continuing to let guys step all over her. (BTW: Who else was stunned to learn that Jessica skipped a grade? Maybe it's the relative emotional immaturity that makes her such a disastrous judge of guy character.) Anyway, Mom No. 2 made a good point: ''Didn't you learn anything from Kristin?'' Given that we were about to cut to Cameron on a date with Kyndra (did he not even bother to take her to a different sushi place from that Jessica date?), I'd say the implied answer was: Uh, no. She did not learn a damn thing from Kristin's genius.
Anyway, the real matter at hand in this episode was the surprise birthday party Rocky was throwing for Tessa. Kyndra was inexplicably invited despite that total bitchiness extravaganza at her party last week this whole set-up is the kind of thing that would happen on a scripted teen drama and seem totally unbelievable. Like, hello, nice girls, just stop inviting the mean girls and you won't have to deal with them. Anyway, cheers to that, because it brings us brilliant exchanges like the following discussion about receiving the confetti-filled invitation in the mail:
Kyndra: I was like, great, like, thank you, I hate confetti. And it said, like, ''Rollin' Rocky's Birthday Party'' or...
Cami: If you ever tried to pull something like ''Kyndra's Kooky Castle for Cami's 17th Birthday,'' I'd be like, okay, bitch, no.
So seriously, why is it that there's a fight over Cameron and not Chase? Because, really, he was all kinds of hot at Tessa's bash. ''We wouldn't do this for anyone but her,'' he said into the mike as the band opened their party set. And the one song we got to hear a chunk of wasn't half bad, if a little standard-alt-rock. Him singing it shirtless probably helped. Cami and Kyndra were so totally out, by the way, before the crowd even got to sing ''Happy Birthday'' they were very much not into someone else being the center of attention, it seemed.
The queen bees didn't know what to do with themselves the next day except make really super-extra-catty comments. (Sample from Cami: ''Raquel, just some of her outfit choices, like, do you have a mirror?'') So score this round for Tessa. Even if later that day, Chase was cutting their dinner short when, after getting a cell-phone call, he announced, ''I gotta go. The band needs me.'' Seriously, dude? What exactly constitutes a mediocre-teenage-band emergency? No, really, someone tell me. I want to know.
What do you think? How are the characters shaping up? Do you think the producers had something to do with the enemies' getting invited to the various parties? And do you think Chase has a clue about Tessa's feelings?


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Beyonce hung onto the top spot on the UK album chart yesterday, notching up a second week at number one with '4'
Adele's album, '21', is still holding firm at two with Lady GaGa's 'Born This Way' sticking at three proving that girls really do run the world, or the album charts at least.
Meanwhile DJ Fresh has stormed to the top of the singles chart with 'Louder'. The drum and bass producer saw his track hit the top after selling over one-hundred-and-forty-thousand copies in just seven days. That makes the track the second-fastest selling single of 2011 – after 'Grenade', the former Number One from Bruno Mars.
In final chart news, we told you last week how Eminem's a record for having the first album ever to sell a million copies digitally. Well, today Adele's bested that record with her album '21' which has passed the million mark in digital sales as well – but it accomplished it in just under four months – faster than any other album in history!
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Epcot's Test Track is back in action.
In the new version that opened Thursday, guests in line design cars using variables such as capability, efficiency, responsiveness and power. Those creations are matched against the actual ride vehicle that takes passengers through performance tests.
"The main idea here was to bring the world of the automotive story that we were telling at Test Track into present day and really set it up to be a kind of a future story about automotive design," said Melissa Jeselnick, project manager with Walt Disney Imagineering.
The previous pre-show featured test-track dummies being put through their paces. The long, high-speed stretch that bursts from the Test Track building, as well as the rest of the course, remains from the original attraction, which opened in 1998. It had been closed since April for this revamping.
With hands-on activities before, during and after the ride, the new Test Track is the most interactive attraction created by Disney, Jeselnick said. It gives guests creative control and a lesson in manufacturing.
"If you choose a big engine, you're going to get a lot of power, but potentially, that's going to impact your efficiency scores," she said.
There will be ways to make the virtual cars very impractical, Jeselnick said, along with methods to make them reflect the personality of their makers — or to match their creator's bedrooms.
"All the options are there to appeal to big car buffs as well as people who are wanting to make them a little more whimsical," she said.
Epcot's Test Track reopens
Angie and Patrick Manteiga, of Tampa, enjoy the fastest part of the ride at the grand opening of the new Test Track at Walt Disney World's Epcot park, December 6, 2012. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel / December 8, 2012)
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Popular searches on the Internet include Cyprus after news this weekend of a bailout plan partially funded by the nation's bank depositors.
The bailout, which was agreed to on Saturday, puts a 6.75% one-off levy on bank deposits up to €100,000 and 9.9% above €100,000.
Stocks around the world and the euro fell as Cyprus' Parliament delayed an emergency vote on the bailout plan for the second time. The Cypriot Parliament must back the proposal in order for it to pass. Now, the vote is expected to take place on Tuesday as possible amendments to the plan are discussed.
Cyprus banks, closed on Monday for a holiday, will also remain closed until Friday, in hopes of preventing a potential bank run. ATMs on the island were emptied over the weekend as residents tried to get their money out of banks before the plan went into effect.If the Parliament backs the plan, it would be the first time that deposits are used to fund a European nation's bank bailout.
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Boat lovers take note: This could be your opportunity to own a piece of Seattle history.
Or just one more way to turn a big pile of money into a small one.
Maybe both.
On Monday evening, an online auction house will begin accepting bids on the 1927-vintage fireboat Alki, the senior member of the Seattle Fire Department's four-boat Marine Emergency Response Team.
Bidding for the 123-foot boat will start at $1 and continue for 10 days at bidadoo.com, a Seattle-based firm that auctions surplus property from the city and other clients.
For the successful bidder, the boat's purchase price will be just the first expense, followed by moorage, insurance, fuel, maintenance and whatever restoration or conversion the new owner has in mind.
Dick Chester, senior engineer for the city's fireboat fleet, said he can't begin to estimate what it would cost to purchase and maintain the boat.
But he offers this caution: "If you want to keep this boat working, it will take daily care and attention. You can't just fire it up and take off."
This sale is a decade in the making.
In 2003, Seattle voters — still rocking from the 2001 Nisqually quake — passed a $167 million levy to make citywide improvements to equipment and facilities that would help Seattle deal with a major emergency.
Among many projects, the levy helped finance a renovation of the fireboat Chief Seattle, along with the acquisition of two newer boats, the Leschi and Engine One.
Those developments paved the way for the retirement of the Alki, which is less maneuverable and requires a larger crew than newer boats.
So who would want an out-of-date fireboat? And how would they use it?
"That's the hardest thing to guess," said Chuck Meyer, account representative for bidadoo.com. "Do you turn it into a bed-and-breakfast? Do you turn it into a yacht? Do you keep it as a museum piece?"
Dependable, beloved
For generations, the Alki was a dependable workhorse, fighting fires on Seattle vessels and docks, and at waterfront businesses and homes.
Retired engineer Dennis Broderson has many fond memories of the Alki, including the time it helped save a commercial sea captain's home below Magnolia Bluff, when firefighters on land had trouble getting to the flames.
"He was so grateful he sent over a case of whiskey," Broderson said. "We had to send it back and tell him the Fire Department just doesn't work like that."
Broderson, who retired in 1997, loved working on the Alki and its 16 diesel engines. "As a kid you might think about being a firefighter when you grow up, and then to be a firefighter and to be out on boats. For me, it was the ultimate dream job."
The Alki was nearly new when it began proving its worth on a summer afternoon in 1929, when flames engulfed the Union Pacific Dock downtown.
Not only did the Alki help keep fire from spreading to a nearby dock, it got close enough to the burning pier to rescue four land-based firefighters trapped there by flames, unable to get back to their rig.
Of the Alki's 16 engines, two are used to propel the boat, two run its generator and the other dozen engines run pumps that help produce giant streams of water to fight fires, or create postcard-worthy moments at civic celebrations.
Rough waters ahead
The idea of preserving a noteworthy old boat charms Puget Sounders.
Less glamorous is the prospect of running a virtually nonstop fundraising campaign to restore an old vessel and keep it working,
Consider the Kalakala, the art-deco ferry towed back to Seattle in 1998 after decades of use as a fish processor in Alaska. Never able to generate the funds to preserve it, the boat has become little more than a hazard to navigation in a Tacoma waterway.
Or the massive Wawona, the 111-year-old wooden schooner that lived out its days on Lake Union, waiting for a miracle that never came. It was dismantled in 2009, and pieces of it now live on in a towering sculpture in the new Museum of History & Industry at the south end of the lake.
And then there's another retired Seattle fireboat, the 1909-vintage Duwamish, also moored at South Lake Union. That boat is owned by a nonprofit group whose president says it needs $5 million in work — and he doesn't know where the money would come from.
The Alki is in better shape than those vessels, and can't be directly compared to the Duwamish, which is two decades older.
But the Alki has issues of its own. Its riveted steel hull is worn in places, and every year it gets more difficult to find replacement parts for the engines, which came from the Navy as surplus property in 1947.
Once the auction goes live, prospective bidders will be able to see more than 70 photos of the boat, a spec sheet, video, and a report from the auctioneer describing the boat's overall condition as good, and noting that all engines performed normally in testing.
The listing will likely be posted on bidadoo.com shortly after 7 p.m. Monday, Meyer said. But there's no reason to hurry. In a method similar to that used in some charity auctions, bidders will have 10 days in which they can go online, see the highest bid offered so far, and top it — with action expected to peak at the end of the bidding period.
Meyer said the Alki's many antique fixtures and the fact that the city has kept it in operating shape work in its favor as it seeks a new owner.
Still, he noted, this isn't a purchase for the casual weekend boater looking to move up to something bigger.
"We're talking about someone who is familiar with commercial vessels," he said. "Someone who understands how it works and what it takes to run it."
Jack Broom: email@example.com. Material from The Seattle Times archives and historylink.org is included in this report.
Auction of fireboat Alki
On Monday, probably shortly after 7 p.m., interested buyers can look over information about the boat and enter a bid to purchase it at bidadoo.com. The auction will run for 10 days.
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The Alki leads a parade of tugboats at the Seattle Maritime Festival's annual tugboat race in 2001.
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The brass fire-pump telegraph at right on the ancient fireboat Alki receives messages relayed from the pilot to the engineers. Senior engineer Dick Chester is in the background. "If you want to keep this boat working, it will take daily care and attention," he said.
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The 86-year-old Seattle fireboat Alki is showing signs of a life on the waterfront.
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Seattle firefighters Dick Chester, foreground, and pilot Greg Anderson, behind him, leave the fireboat Alki after a brief inspection. Chester, a senior engineer, has been with the Seattle Fire Department for 40 years.
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When this photo was taken in 1927, the Alki was a new fireboat.


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Enter the front door and you're in your home away from home. It's spacious but comforting.
Bedrooms are decked out with comfy linens. Back porch looks at the garden. Eat in the kitchen or the dining room. On chilly evenings have a fire with the click of a switch.
Jamaica Plain (JP) is a neighborhood within the city of Boston. The house has easy access to the T (our public transit system) — a 15 minute ride to downtown. JP has the feel of a small town but it's definitely part of Boston's urban life. The house is just one block from Jamaica Pond (a 1.5 miles loop around the pond) which is great for walking or running in all seasons — biking, picnics or renting a sailboat in the warmer months.
Just 2 streets away is a new Whole Foods Market. Walk less than 10 minutes and you're in JP center with an array of ethnic restaurants, cafes, pubs and retail stores. This home is a great space in a great neighborhood in a great city - all set up for a great vacation
Jamaica Plain is a neighborhood within the city of Boston that provides a small town feel within the urban lifestyle. JP, as locals call it, is just minutes from downtown Boston by public transportation. It's a unique community, almost completely surrounded by parks, including the Emerald Necklace (designed by Frederick Law Olmsted of Central Park fame) the Arnold Arboretum, Franklin Park Zoo and a protected Urban Wild area. The center of JP offers abundant amenities including restaurants — ranging from take out to 4 Star — in an array of ethnic options. A great place for families, couples and singles.
Let's not forget this is New England. Pleasant car rides in almost any direction take you to the picturesque small towns you've seen on postcards. Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut and Vermont are each within an hour's drive. In fact, you can drive to Montreal in about 6 hours . . . and New York City in about 4.
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GOP Budget: The Anti-Robin Hood Spending Plan
Rejecting dozens of heroic characters, from Captain America to Underdog, Republicans last week chose instead a villain for their figurehead.
They selected Prince John, the guy who coddled the rich and tried to crush Robin Hood. House Republicans voted to elevate Prince John as their champion when they passed a budget slashing taxes for the rich and decimating programs for workers and low-income Americans.
Wisconsin Republican Paul Ryan, who authored the anti-Robin Hood spending plan, said the budget "comes down to a matter of trust." Trust, Ryan believes, should be placed in the rich and Washington politicians like him, a Prince John man who devised a spending scam enriching the rich and depriving the rest. Ryan asked, "Who knows better: the people or Washington?" The GOP answer: Washington, of course. A place purchased by the very, very rich.
Ryan's anti-Robin Hood spending plan takes health care from the poor and elderly and gives tax breaks to the rich and super rich. Really. Republicans voted to cut taxes for millionaires and billionaires from 39.6 percent to 25 percent. Nice, right? Except for Americans who depend on Medicare, Medicaid and Obamacare.
Republicans voted to voucherize Medicare, which would force senior citizens to pay thousands of dollars more each year. Ryan and his fellow House Republicans voted to kill Obamacare, which means the 7.1 million who got insurance on the exchanges would lose it; the 3.1 million young people covered under Obamacare's extension of their parents' plans would lose insurance, and the 3 million who got insurance under Obamacare's Medicaid expansion would lose it.
That's 13 million without health insurance, in addition to low-income seniors struggling to pay premiums as Ryan's vouchers lose value. But, hey, billionaires get a tax break!
Ryan's anti-Robin Hood spending scheme provides more money for guns and less for bread. Republicans would increase military spending by $483 billion above caps in the 2011 Budget Control Act while slashing non-arms spending by $791 billion.
That works out well for Republican hawks like John McCain who want to "bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran." Not so much for low income parents who want their children to eat. Republicans voted to cut food stamps, school lunches and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children ( WIC). The GOP serenade to those Americans: "Starve, starve, starve, starve, starve poor kids."
Ryan's anti-Robin Hood spending plan robs low-income Americans of funding for Pell Grants, Head Start and special education while granting tax breaks to corporations so profitable that they are sitting on $1.5 trillion in cash. Republicans would hand corporations a tax rate cut from 35 to 25 percent, while ensuring that an uneven educational playing field prevents impoverished Americans from ever achieving those new, lower tax rates for the rich.
Ryan's anti-Robin Hood plan would pierce Big Bird's heart with an arrow while freeing corporations from paying taxes on overseas corporate earnings. Just to be clear, that would mean the death of Junior's Sesame Street program and his daddy's manufacturing job, since this tax system would encourage corporations to ship factories overseas where profits wouldn't be taxed.
Ryan said federal subsidies for Big Bird's nest – the non-profit Corporation for Public Broadcasting – "can no longer be justified." But, Republicans believe, for-profit corporations that don't provide public education should pay no taxes at all on offshore earnings – even while Americans supply the big military stick that protects these corporations' foreign facilities.
Washington politician Paul Ryan's priorities are not America's. Seventy-nine percent of Americans believe corporations should pay the same tax rate on foreign profits as they do on domestic profits.
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Comment: Since the RCMP files were released, Harper has not made a statement about her failure to be forthcoming with the police. So far as we know, he approves
Her reasons for stepping down were not immediately clear. Stewart Olsen herself has been accused of wrongly claiming more than $4,000 in accommodation and meal expenses
The Conservative senator says she's reviewed the expenses in question with Senate finance officials and they've found nothing improper
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December 25, 2012
Best wishes for a happy holiday season.
Personally I can't wait for this year to be over.
Am looking forward to 2013, a special anniversary and am planning new things for Divina Cucina.
Today Andrea and I are going out to Xmas lunch, which will be a HUGE meal, but at least we don't have to clean up! My gift to Andrea..... not cleaning up my mess from cooking.
But tomorrow is another day!
I am heading to California in January and will be doing some classes in the Bay Area then up to Seattle and Eugene and Bend Oregon in February before coming back to Tuscany.
Will post the calendar when the dates are finalized and sign-ups are open!
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Gold Material Montessori School is an independent private school located in the heart of Brooklyn. Founded in 2004, the school initially offered short classes to children needing special help or were found to be falling behind children in the same age group. In 2006 we relocated and built a new spacious school at 105 Kings Highway.
In our school we carry out the classes by using the classical Montessori system that being rationally complimented by the method of developmental games. Serious attention is placed on the establishment and correction of fundamental learning skills, including a focus on developing intellect, attention, speech, thinking, memory, logic, math, hand development and preparation for writing, reading, cosmic education, self-service skills, small motor skills developments, creative skills, and a motivation for learning.
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Your kids may be ready for a break from school, but you want to keep their growing minds learning -- even in the fun-filled summer months. That's why PBS KIDS, Scholastic and iVillage have teamed up again for the Third Annual Summer Reading Challenge. You can learn more and sign up here. (But hurry, it starts June 18th!)
To celebrate the challenge -- and kids reading -- we had a #SummerReading Twitter Party last night featuring great hosts, including Liz Zack, Editorial Director of iVillage's Pregnancy + Parenting channel, blogger Mom It Forward, and experts from PBS KIDS and Scholastic. Lots of moms pitched in advice for getting their kids excited about books when it's bright and sunny outside -- read our favorite tips below!
Have a Booknic
Reading is more fun when you make it a family event: @PBSParents suggests grabbing some blankets and lunch along with your favorite stories and make it a "Booknic!" Mom Staci Salazar puts a spin on her booknic by turning it into a tea party for her young girls.
Make It Interactive
One way to engage young readers is to go beyond the page and think up fun activities they can do with Mom or Dad. @Memetales does crafts and makes books with her kids around the topics they're reading. Staci Salazar encourages her girls to act out the books they read with a puppet show while @MamaKnowsItAll opts for books with cooking projects included.
Switch Screen Time for Page Time
While we love apps, there's something nice about holding a book -- or seeing your kids read some of the classic page-turners you loved growing up. Mom Lisa Lantz lets her kids earn electronic play time by reading: minute for minute! Dad Troy Pattee's kids earn an hour of computer time with an hour of reading time. TheAumsMama turns movie night into reading night -- but keeps the popcorn!
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Give Them a Hammock
Reading nooks are easy ways to encourage kids to read over the summer -- something as simple as a hammock in your backyard can do the trick, according to mom Carrie Ann. Having a designated spot where they can relax, learn and read makes kids comfortable and encourages their imagination. (Just think of all the stories they can create by looking out in the backyard!)


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Wylfa B nuclear plant: firms drop £8bn joint project plans
Two power firms have shelved £8bn plans to build a new nuclear power station on Anglesey, casting doubt on thousands of jobs.
E.ON and RWE npower made the decision on Wylfa B, intended to operate from 2025, after a strategic review.
They are looking for a new owner for Horizon Nuclear Power, the joint firm to develop the plant.
The first minister said it was disappointing but there was "significant interest" in the site.
The German-owned companies blamed the global economic crisis, developments in the nuclear industry in Germany and what they called the "significant ongoing costs" of running the Horizon joint venture for the decision.
Volker Beckers, chief executive of RWE npower said: "It is because of the strength of support for our development work, particularly on the Island of Anglesey, that we continue to believe that nuclear power has an important role to play in the UK's future energy mix.
"We are therefore looking to ensure that work on development, including grid connection, can be taken up quickly by other potential investors."
The UK government, as well as the Welsh government, are backing a second nuclear power station on Anglesey, especially with the expectation of thousands of new jobs.
Horizon is the company behind plans to build new nuclear power stations at Oldbury and Wylfa.
We had been waiting for an announcement on new nuclear reactors for Wylfa - we were expecting confirmation this month - it didn't come. Instead we have this bombshell.
But not everyone will be dismayed by today's events. A local protest group, People Against Wylfa B, say more and more Anglesey residents question the safety and viability of nuclear power.
There's quite a lot of history here - not least the Fukushima disaster in Japan. It's worth remembering the German government fairly quickly decided there would not be any support for a new nuclear build.
Both companies are based in Germany and there are quite a lot of risks a year on from Fukushima - in terms of a market risk, a cost risk, a construction risk, and a political risk.
It's worth remembering there are two nuclear power plants being built in Europe at the moment - one in Finland and in France. Both are behind schedule, and both have run into considerable overspends.
Horizon had planned up to 6,000 megawatts of new nuclear plants in Britain, which they saw as more friendly to nuclear energy than other countries.
But the parent companies had been indicating recently that they were concerned about possible cost overruns as seen at other nuclear projects in Europe.
The Welsh government spokesperson said: "The first minister has made it clear that Anglesey remains the best option in the UK for a nuclear development.
"There is live and significant interest in the site, and the first minister has asked for the full support of the UK Government as we work with Horizon to deliver this investment and secure jobs for workers at Wylfa in the future."
Labour Ynys Mon MP Albert Owen said it was a "massive blow" to the community, regional economy and the energy industry.
"Horizon has made it clear that this was a strategic decision taken for strategic reasons in Germany," he said.
"The site at Wylfa remains the best option for nuclear development and I shall be working with Horizon, the local, Welsh and UK governments to explore every avenue to find an alternative investment to secure jobs at Wylfa that benefits Anglesey."
Plaid Cymru Anglesey AM Ieuan Wyn Jones said he would also be working in the efforts to secure another company to take the project forward.
"This is extremely disappointing news for Anglesey, given that the project had the potential to provide hundreds of good quality jobs for local people and opportunities for local companies in the new build phase," he said.
Anglesey council said it remained "absolutely committed to securing new investment and other energy generation schemes".
Conservative Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan was also disappointed but said Anglesey's 50 years of experience in the nuclear industry gave her confidence the Wylfa site will be attractive to other investors.
"I have spoken to RWE on the rationale for this commercial decision, and I plan to meet them at the earliest opportunity," she said.
North Wales Liberal Democrat AM Aled Roberts said the island had been planning its economic future around the power station.
"A lot of their economic development policies are actually based on the whole concept of the energy island," he said.
But groups including People Against Wylfa B (Pawb) who opposed the development have welcomed the decision.
Horizon Nuclear Power had hoped construction of the £8bn project would start towards the end of 2012.
It had been developing options for two to three new reactors next to the existing Magnox station, which had been given permission to operate until 2014.
Wylfa B has been seen as promising an economic lifeline to the people of Anglesey.
According to the proposals, about 5,000 construction jobs would be created while the plant is built, and between 800 and 1,000 people would be employed in the station from 2020.
In March 2011 Horizon said it needed to "take stock" of its plans following the Japanese earthquake and tsunami.