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March 24 2005 - TMFHS JOINS 100K LIVES CAMPAIGN
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TYLER, TX -- Trinity Mother Frances Health System announced today that it has joined the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100,000 Lives Campaign, the first-ever national campaign to save 100,000 lives by implementing proven health care improvement techniques. The Campaign aims to enlist more than 1,600 hospitals across the country in the next 18 months to reach this goal.
The Campaign was formally unveiled in December 2004, and has already been endorsed by such distinguished health care organizations as the American Medical Association, the American Nurses Association, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, and the North Carolina State Hospital Association; and by such noteworthy health care providers as Ascension Health, SSM Health Care, and the Veterans Health Administration.
"We are organizing a world-class campaign to elect quality," said Dr. Donald Berwick, President and CEO of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI). "The health care organizations that join this campaign are not only demonstrating their commitment to improvement but their determination to put proven, life-saving improvement techniques into action."
"Trinity Mother Frances Health System has implemented many quality improvement efforts over the last several years," said Steven P. Keuer, MD, executive vice president, Trinity Mother Frances Health System. "Joining the Institute for Healthcare Improvement's 100,000 Lives Campaign is exciting for our Health System because it closely mirrors our ongoing efforts in improving patient treatment and care."
Health care facilities that choose to participate in the Campaign commit to implement some or all of the following six quality improvement changes:
· Deploy Rapid Response Teams - by allowing any staff
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· Prevent Adverse Drug Events - by implementing medication reconciliation, which requires that a list of all of a patient's medications (even for unrelated illnesses) be compiled and reconciled to ensure that the patient is given (or prescribed) the right medications at the correct dosages - at admission, discharge and before transferring a patient to another care unit.
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· Prevent Surgical Site Infections - by reliably delivering the correct perioperative antibiotics, maintaining glucose levels and avoiding shaving hair at the surgical site.
· Prevent Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia - by implementing five interdependent, scientifically grounded steps collectively called the "Ventilator Bundle" - such as elevating the head of the hospital bed by 30 degrees - thereby dramatically reducing mortality and length of stay in the Intensive Care Unit.
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) is a not-for-profit organization leading the improvement of health care throughout the world. Founded in 1991 and based in Cambridge, MA, IHI is a catalyst for change, cultivating innovative concepts for improving patient care and implementing programs for putting those ideas into action. Thousands of health care providers, including many of the finest hospitals in the world, participate in IHI's groundbreaking work.
To learn more about the 100,000 Lives Campaign, go to www.ihi.org/ihi/programs/campaign. For more information on services provided through Trinity Mother Frances Health System, visit www.tmfhs.org or visit TeleCare Plus at 903-531-5678.
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November 2005 the Gallery moves from 1655 Union Avenue, Chicago Heights to a temporary exhibit space at Olympia Plaza, Chicago Heights. The doors to the new Union Street Gallery at 1527 Otto Boulevard, Chicago Heights open on September 20, 2006. The Gallery is located on Level I & II, art studios are located thoughout Level I, II, and III.
2006 the Gallery begins developing, promoting and administering special activities that relate to the current exhibitions. Programming is focused on intentionally bringing to the gallery events rich in diversity of race, age, gender, arts and engagement from the community.
January 2006 Friends of the Gallery begins as an open forum to the community to express their vision for the Gallery as a community art resource. From this initial group activity a Friend Coordinator emerged. The Coordinator now recruits, instructs, and schedules volunteers as greeters, docents, and as administrative and activity support for the gallery.
Collaborative Arts Guild membership opens March 2007. The Guild is composed of member artists living within a reasonable commute radius of Chicago Heights. Open to professional and emerging artists. The Guild purpose is to serve the exhibit and arts community needs of artists that do not rent studios at USG and to foster growth and expand the network and influence of USG.
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We Trust that our city council representatives and mayor will make a great choice in good faith for the upcoming vacant seat for Tracy's city council. Ray Morelos is the obvious choice, the community has already spoken. I sign this petition to share my support for Ray as our representative. He knows where Tracy has been, where it stands and has been invested in our community to assure the direction taken is towards progress, stability and safety. Ray Morelos is accountable to me as a resident and the needs of my neighbors. Through the appointment of Ray Morelos for the upcoming vacant seat, the city council will be making a positive statement that it is attentive to the community's voice and proper representation when it comes to highlighting the needs and demographics of Tracy's population.
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IBM Investors Have Roving Eyes
IBM's stock has risen 45% this year, as investors have warmed to the company's growing reputation as a recession-buster. One of the big success stories of the economic slowdown, IBM continued its margin growth in the third quarter, despite year-over-year revenue declines in most of its business units. Software led the way during the third quarter with a gross profit margin of 85.7% and the company pushed its overall margin up by almost two percentage points to 45.1%.
"Software was the key profit driver for IBM during its expansion over the past six years, and continues to drive profit growth even during the recession," wrote Allan Krans, a senior analyst at TBR, in a note released Friday. "Although IBM was outpaced in growth by more aggressive competitors such as Microsoft (MSFT) and VMware (VMW) during positive economic conditions, IBM Software is maintaining much more consistent performance during the recession."
Microsoft, in contrast, has been hit with falling sales, and VMware has seen a significant slowdown in its recent explosive growth.
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As much as I love trying new things, I have to admit… I'm a creature of habit. When I go out to breakfast, I always order veggie omelettes. When I go to get frozen yogurt, I'll stick to the flavors I know are good and refuse to try flavors like Taro.
Because of this, I think I would have a difficult time being a "true food blogger." Lucky for me, other members of the family are much more creative. Lauren loves to try new foods, such as bone marrow and dessert empanadas. Another person who loves trying new things and making interesting food creations is my mom.
Thanksgiving morning is the best for two reasons:
- You wake up to leftovers and
- You just have to microwave them, and eat!
My "morning after" plate looked a lot like my "night before" plate, just in smaller portions… kind of.
My mom's, on the other hand, was much more "food blog" worthy. See for yourself.
Step 1: Get two tortillas, pile on some cilantro and salsa, and chop an avocado.
Step 2: Microwave some leftover turkey and stuffing. Pile on the cheese and melt to perfection.
Step 3: Assemble the tacos!
Step 4: Add some cranberry sauce.
Step 5: Dig in.
Whoever said we learn important life lessons from our mothers was right. Lesson learned, Mom. I'll try new things and get creative.
And Lauren, that means next time I'll ditch the omelette and order some pancakes.
Q4U: Did you get creative with leftovers or just microwave and have Thanksgiving part 2?
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Tara says:
While other people were out shopping, I was having thanksgiving round 2. I'm a total creature of habit, hence the reason I only post "highlights" on WIAW and almost never post a full day of eats! I'm a fan of your mom's leftover breakfast. I love that she added the cranberry sauce to it too – most people would call me crazy for doing that! I love sweet and savory combos!
IHeartVegetables says:
Wow I'm not usually that clever with leftovers! Especially for breakfast, I'm always super lazy ;)
I hope you had a great thanksgiving!
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How creative! I tend to go sweet at breakfast, though. :P
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Mmmm your mom's plate looks right up my alley. Yes, please.
Since thanksgiving was at my aunt's house this year, we were sadly left with zero leftovers. But normally, I love to make different varieties of sammies from whatever's leftover. Cranberry sauce is much tastier than mayo.
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GIGABYTE to Announce New Motherboard Technologies at Computex 2009
Subject: Shows and Expos | May 29, 2009 - 01:14 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
City of Industry, May 29, 2009 - GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd, a leading manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards and other computing hardware solutions will showcase their latest range of innovative motherboards featuring GIGABYTE's 24-phase power VRM design and Smart 6 technologies at Computex 2009.
Overall results and coverage (part 1)
Jeremiah Allen aka "Miahallen" took the top spot in Gigabyte's Open Overclocking Championship 2009 regional final Apr. 25 at the Pacific Palms Golf Resort in City of Industry, Calif. His efforts earned him a round-trip ticket to represent North America at Gigabyte's championship finals in Taipei, Taiwan June 4. Read all about our coverage of the entire event!
Go Hardcore, Go Extreme with The World's Most Prestigious Overclocking Competition: GO OC 2009
Subject: Shows and Expos | April 15, 2009 - 06:48 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
City of Industry, Calif., April 15, 2009 - GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards is pleased to announce today its North America Regional Finalists for the GIGABYTE Open Overclocking Championship 2009 (GO OC 2009), the largest and the most prestigious overclocking competition in enthusiast communities across 26 countries.
UW PC Gamers Laramie Lanfest
Subject: Shows and Expos | April 6, 2009 - 04:53 PM | Josh Walrath
Wyoming is known for many things, but rarely for things like LAN parties. This upcoming weekend the UW PC Gamers club is having a 3 day LAN extravaganza. So those wishing to participate can show up at the Laramie Ice Arena, pay your $10, and have a place to game to your heart's content.
They have gathered a few sponsors, and will be giving away some prizes. PCPer has donated a XFX NVIDIA based motherboard for the event, and the group has also picked up other sponsors such as Mushkin.
ASUS at CeBIT
Subject: Shows and Expos | March 3, 2009 - 02:41 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
ASUS, a leader in innovative industrial design, today presented the new U and UX Series, a new range of notebooks that celebrate contemporary styling and effortless elegance. Each of them a masterpiece so immensely desirable, the U and UX Series takes modern day computing to the streets, bringing delight to the users' senses and allowing them to work or play in style.
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Subject: Shows and Expos | January 16, 2009 - 12:37 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Just about every possible CES 2009 display and booth has been captured from every angle. We have seen spotlighted vendors and broad highlights, even shots of a nearby and totally unrelated expo. Finish up the last of the show with Big Bruin and their take on the most fun electronics at the show.
It's not over until all the pictures are posted
Subject: Shows and Expos | January 15, 2009 - 03:19 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
CES 2009 may technically be over, but the sneak peeks and highlights from the show are still coming. Legit Reviews has just posted a compilation of what they thought were the best displays from names you may not be familiar with. You won't see Corsair or nVIDIA, instead you will see iMini Pets, Real-View 3D and Anybots. Don't miss out.
Why MSI was so proud at CES
Subject: Shows and Expos | January 14, 2009 - 12:17 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
The MSI table had a lot to show off at the recent CES. There were two new lines of laptops, the X-Slim series, which bears a strong resemblance to the Macbook Air. Thanks to the 8 cell battery, you can expect up to 10 hours of run time before you run out of juice. The G series is the polar opposite, weight and battery life are sacrificed in order to make these notebooks attractive to gamers. Breaking 10,000 in 3DMark06 isn't top shabby for a notebook. Think Computers also saw so
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Reporting 'live, as it happens', especially at an electronics trade show, does have some drawbacks. You benefit from the feeling of being there and capturing the moment and get to see a lot of cool new kit for the first time without waiting for a full write up. That quickness does tend to make the reporting a little more shallow since there simply isn't time to full cover all the details. Ars Technica has revisited a lot of what they covered at CES in a more indepth fashion, which you can see h
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Oh, what a beautiful idea
A simple question posed to his Facebook friends is manifesting into an event beyond any of Nathan Alston's expectations.
In late May, tornadoes ripped through Oklahoma City and Moore, Okla., killing dozens and leaving many without homes or schools.
After learning of the devastation, Alston said the first thing that came to mind was the hope and courage of the 1943 musical "Oklahoma!"
"Wouldn't it be great if we sang the song 'Oklahoma' and sent it to the people of Oklahoma?" he posted.
The question was followed by such a positive response that Alston created an event. Within 24 hours, he said, more than 80 people had signed up. The group now has nearly 150 performers. Alston said he hopes for 250, a perfect size for the venue.
The venue, filming crew and rights to the song all were provided for free, Alston said.
A native of Greensboro who has performed around the world for the past 22 years, Alston said he invites people from High Point, Winston-Salem and beyond to get involved.
Lynn Rountree, a lifelong High Point resident, said when she saw the Facebook invitation, she didn't hesitate to join.
"I can't physically go out there to help, but this is something I can do," said Rountree, an alto in the First Presbyterian Church choir. "I smile every time I think about it."
Rountree said she grew up learning to play songs from the musical on the piano for Ferndale Junior High and High Point Central High choruses.
"'Oklahoma!' is an American staple," Alston said of the show that includes iconic songs like, "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" and "Oklahoma."
Alston is asking anyone interested in helping, whether or not they sing, to donate $10. The money will go directly to the Oklahoma chapter of the American Red Cross.
The goal is to raise $5,000, Alston said, but more importantly, to raise spirits.
"All they hear is, 'Sorry about this' and 'Sorry about that,'" Alston said of the victims. "But we want to give them hope. If we can bring a smile to their faces, even for 5 minutes, it would make a world of difference."
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• To sing: Join the Facebook group "NC Performers Unite for Oklahoma" or email Nathan Alston at email@example.com. Spots are limited and guaranteed based on voice parts, so be sure to specify yours.
• To volunteer: Post on the Facebook group or email Alston.
• To donate supplies: Businesses wishing to donate bottled water or other needed supplies should email Alston.
• To donate money: Visit the event's Crowdrise page.
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Commando Song Video: Loot Jawaan
The Loot Jawaan song video from 'Commando', starring Vidyut Jamwal (last seen in a negative role in John Abraham's Force) and Pooja Chopra in lead roles. The action film has been directed by Dilip Ghosh, the music has been composed by Mannan Shaah.
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Video Song: Loot Jawaan (Commando)
Music Director: Mannan Shaah
Lyrics: Mayur Puri
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Movie: Commando (2013)
Director: Dilip Ghosh
Cast: Vidyut Jamwal, Pooja Chopra, Jaideep Ahlawat
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The world may not have ended on Dec. 21 and there weren't any much-fretted global catastrophes, but the year still held several surprises if you were a political junkie in the Tri-State.
BEST viral videos of 2012: Gangnam Style, man excited about trains, and cutest cats you'll see
Millions of videos are uploaded online every year, but only a select few actually go viral.
So what makes one clip take off while others sit unwatched?
From breakout star PSY's unexpected YouTube dominance to one man's rendition of "Bohemian Rhapsody" from the back seat of a police vehicle, it has been a busy year in the world of buzzworthy videos.
See the list of the top 15 viral videos of 2012 below.
Girl gets bitten by a dolphin at SeaWorld
A girl was with her family at SeaWorld Orlando when a dolphin got a little too close.
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French toast is one of those breakfasts that is usually reserved for the weekends, but often makes appearances on my weekday mornings if I have a nice loaf of bread in the kitchen. It's fast and easy to make french toast, and the warm, custardy dish is like having dessert for breakfast. This Amaretto French Toast is a new favorite twist on french toast that ... Read More »
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Henry Friendly, Greatest Judge of His Era. By David M. Dorsen. Foreword by Richard A. Posner. Cambridge and London: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press. 2012. Pp. xiii, 498. $35.
Überfans of the federal judiciary owe a lot to David Dorsen. His illuminating biography of Judge Henry Friendly is a fitting tribute to the contributions of a jurist that many consider to be among the finest judges never to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court. Judicial biography is a difficult genre to do well, and most authors choose to focus on Supreme Court justices. But Henry Friendly, Greatest Judge of His Era is an excellent source of information on Friendly's life and, far more important, his views on the law and his relationships with some of the most fascinating figures in twentieth-century legal history.
Dorsen not only provides a detailed study of Friendly's life and career but he also uses the biography as a vehicle to explore the ways judges decide cases, the work of intermediate appellate courts, and Friendly's particular influence across many legal fields (p. 2). Dorsen devotes much of the book to demonstrating that Friendly was a "great" judge along a number of dimensions: his intelligence, productivity, professional accomplishments, approach to legal questions, and influence on the law (pp. 2-3). Dorsen contends that the "influence of a circuit judge on the development of federal law depends largely on whether other federal judges view his work as worth emulating. On that criterion, as well as others, Friendly demands attention" (p. 2).
Part I of this Notice briefly summarizes Dorsen's work, recounting the key facts of Friendly's life, his approach to judging, and those areas of the law most affected by Friendly's ideas. It concludes that Dorsen has indeed demonstrated Friendly's "greatness" to a certain degree. Part II explores Dorsen's notion of influence on the law by examining Friendly's impact on an area of law in which he was widely considered expert: federal jurisdiction. It expands Dorsen's conception of influence to include not only the extent to which subsequent judges have emulated Friendly but also the extent to which Friendly was a clear and forceful expounder of ideas that shaped the terms of the debate on issues of federal jurisdiction, even if his vision did not ultimately carry the day. Moreover, the relevant evaluators of influence should include Congress and academics in addition to other judges.


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Scientists Also Lying About Ebola, Explains George F. Will
Scientists: Are they right about anything?
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"Ebola: The ISIS of biological agents?" CNN asks.
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"This is a terrible idea," said an actual military expert.
Like it covers climate change: Ignore and hope it goes away.
He offered some trenchant analysis on Fox News.
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Thank God for The Daily Show.
The Gregg Jarrett jailhouse tape.
The former VP was caught sending subliminal messages to Fox News viewers.
Highlights from the Factor host's Upper East Side sit-down with Geraldo Rivera.
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The median age of Factor viewers has reached a new high: 72.1.
Romney supporter Stacey Dash is joining the network as a contributor.
In fact, the slur is now a "term of respect."
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Daily Report for May 9, 2014
Hospital Notes
Hospital Notes
• Wednesday: Robert Shields, Princeton.
Franklin County Jail
Sheriff's Department Arrests
• 9:48 a.m. Wednesday, Franklin County Jail, 305 S. Main St., Melissa E. Naumann, 23, Shawnee, on a Franklin County warrant.
• 11:07 a.m. Wednesday, South Eisenhower Avenue and West 15th Street, Karen Jean Foltz, 21, Ozawkie, on a Franklin County warrant.
• 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Franklin County Jail, 305 S. Main St., Dalton D. Pabst, 21, Pomona, on a Franklin County warrant.
• 5:15 p.m. Wednesday, 4100 block of Reno Road, Catherine Fiehler, 65, Wellsville, reported her black Schnauzer was missing.
Police Department Arrests
• 7:37 a.m. Wednesday, 1700 block of South Ash Street, a 15-year-old Ottawa boy was arrested on suspicion of alcohol possession, and a 13-year-old Ottawa boy was arrested on suspicion of criminal possession of a weapon and child in need of care.
• 9:17 a.m. Wednesday, Dollar General Store, 2212 S. Princeton St., Brooke Phillips, 23, Ottawa, and William Hankins, 23, Rantoul, on suspicion of shoplifting items from the store.
• 6:35 p.m. Wednesday, 800 block of North Cleveland Street, Ernesto Zamora, 30, Ottawa, on suspicion of battering a known 30-year-old Ottawa woman with a blunt object, and Emily Bailey, 30, Ottawa, on suspicion of battering an 11-year-old Ottawa boy in a domestic-related incident. Bailey later was arrested at the Franklin County Adult Detention Center, 305 S. Main St., on suspicion of possession of marijuana and trafficking contraband into the jail.
• 12:01 a.m. Thursday, 1600 block of South Main Street, Steven Beals, 47, Garnett, on suspicion of assault and criminal damage to property after attempting to hit a known 35-year-old Garnett woman with a blunt object and damaging property, according to a police report.
• 11:28 a.m. Thursday, I-35 at milepost 183, Matthew Reiman, 37, Kenesaw, Neb., on suspicion of possessing marijuana, paraphernalia and no proof of liability insurance.
• 12:43 p.m. Thursday, Franklin County Jail, 305 S. Main St., Jacob Terry, 30, Ottawa, on a City of Ottawa warrant.
• 5:15 p.m. Thursday, 700 block of Elm Street, James Ferguson, 23, Ottawa, and Philip Guyle Jr., 20, Pomona, on suspicion of theft of services and obstructing an investigation.
Sheriff's Department News
• 10:31 a.m. Wednesday, I-35 near Williamsburg, responded to a report of a person inside a burning vehicle.
Police Department News
• 8:21 p.m. Wednesday, Orlis Cox Sports Complex, 900 West Second St., a 33-year-old Ottawa woman reported an unknown suspect damaged two portable toilets.
• 4:11 p.m. Thursday, 900 block of Lincoln Street, a 63-year-old Ottawa man was found deceased.
• 6:38 p.m. Thursday, 600 block of North Poplar Street, a 45-year-old Ottawa man reported damage to his vehicle's windows.
• 10:24 p.m. Wednesday, 600 block of North Poplar Street, a 23-year-old Kansas City, Kansas, woman reported an unknown suspect entered her locked vehicle and stole items.
• 3:32 p.m. Thursday, 2300 block of Princeton Street, a vehicle driven by Jeffery Fisher, 55, Waverly, struck a vehicle driven by Darik Johnson, 19, Princeton.
• 4:35 p.m. Thursday, 100 block of South Main Street, a vehicle driven by Matthew Burgoon, 19, Ottawa, struck a vehicle driven by Jessica Duvall, 35, Ottawa.
Wellsville Police Department News
• Wednesday: 700 block of Main Street, public assist; 600 block of East Eighth Street, driving under the influence; I-35 and Poplar Street, motorist assist.
• Thursday: 400 block of Locust Street, civil standby; 1000 block of Poplar Street, alarm; 400 block of East Fourth Street, juvenile complaint; 300 block of East Eighth Street, animal complaint; 800 block of Chilton Avenue, animal complaint.
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Jason Vallotton is the author of The Supernatural Power of Forgiveness and co-author of Moral Revolution. Jason was born and raised in the small town of Weaverville, CA where he served as a wild land fire fighter. In these formative years his passions for discipleship and leading others into wholeness were ignited. He is now a pastor at Bethel Church where he helps to oversee the School of Supernatural Ministry. Jason currently serves on the board of Moral Revolution and is a sought after counselor and speaker. He and his wife Lauren have three children and reside in Redding, CA.


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Hi! I noticed that there were a few people around the forums that were going to apply to Charity for spring of 2014. I was wondering if Charity would accept a HESI score that I took for LSU? LSU was my first choice and now it's... Read More
- 0Aug 10, '13 by JaimevalentinThanks! I'm going to go over there. My profile score is a 70-75. I hope that is enough. So did you take the critical thinking portion?
- 0Aug 10, '13 by Naeema_rnhopefulI looked at both of my score sheets and neither one of them display critical thinking..it's not even factored in to the composite score, so I think you will be fine.
- 0Aug 10, '13 by JaimevalentinThank you for checking!!! Hopefully I'll see you this Spring
- 0Aug 12, '13 by striving2BeAn_RNI applied for Spring 14 and this is my first time applying "I AM SO STRESSED." I have not added up my profile score I'm not quite sure how to do it. I am completing A&P lecture and lab this Fall.
- 0Aug 13, '13 by SkillzI dropped my application off last week. My only worries are if they accept my old credits or not. My english and maths are 12 years old, so that's a question mark there. My profile score is either 75 or 80 depending on what my gpa worked out to. I think it's 75. They told me we'd hear something in the first two weeks of October. I live in Harvey. I'm also applying to LSU for Spring as well, but I want to go to Charity!!
- 0Aug 13, '13 by Naeema_rnhopefulyou should be fine with your English and mathematics credits. The only class that has a time limit on it is A&P 2, it has to be taken within the last 5 years. They are a lot of West Bank people on this group I pray that we get in.October seem so far away I am so nervous.
- 0Aug 13, '13 by Naeema_rnhopefulto add up your profile score its pretty simple but first we have to have the form what the guidelines you can find the form on the charity School of Nursing website.once you are on the web site go to prospective student and then go to admission requirements and then academic student review sheet I believe. I hope that this is helpful good luck.
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Top Ten Music Production Companies 2011
Leading Music production companies invest millions of dollars each year and in return earn huge profits and great publicity. Here we have the top ten Music production companies of 2011 which invest money and invest it well.
1. Pandora: It is founded in 2009; headquartered in Oakland, California, An automatic music recommendation service and guardian of the Music Genome Project available only in the States. The service plays musical selections similar to song suggestions entered by a user. This now claims more than 80 million listeners.
2. Coca-Cola: Mounting on the experiences of the previous three seasons, Coke Studio now continues along the path of self-discovery with a fresh viewpoint on the scale of variety of music, poetry, cultures and languages, exist in Pakistan.
3.BigChampagne: Founded in 2000, Headquarters California, it is an Technology-driven media Measurement Company produces popular music, film and television charts which have been syndicated by Nielsen, Billboard, Rolling Stone, and Entertainment Weekly, among others.
4. Arcade Fire: it is an indie rock band based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, band plays guitar, drums, bass guitar, piano, violin, viola, cello, double bass, xylophone, glockenspiel, keyboard, French horn, accordion, harp, mandolin, and hurdy-gurdy. Most of their instruments are taken on tour, and the multi-instrumentalist band members switch duties throughout shows.
5. Terra.com: It is Brazil headquartered digital media company, it is present in 18 countries and on Fast Company annual list of the world Most pioneering Companies.
6. Hello Music: They provide a free outline highlighting strengths and weaknesses; also decide how artists might turn their art into business, making money.
7. Converse: At Converse Rubber Tracks, an in development studio in Brooklyn, artists will get free recording time in exchange for approving to do future promotions with Converse.
8. Sonos: current and reasonable wireless sound system that integrates with computers, moveable music players, and Web apps and its sounds great, too.
9. Songbird: It is an open-source music listening and organizing platform that can be customized.
10. Weezer: For customizing its own business through strange record and marketing deals and still producing great music.


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When juicing, juice flies everywhere. And I mean everywhere. If I don't cover the spout completely, I get carrot juice on my walls. It's not easy to cover the spout while operating the machine. I'm sure I could rig something up with enough thought, but the engineers should have done that. The chute also gets clogged up frequently.
I would definitely not recommend this product.
Now for this Omega. My sister owns two of these, as well as a masticating, and blenders. She recently purchased one of these for Earth Day here in Dallas. (She owns a juice bar.) It arrived 10 days before the event. She plugged it in and started to juice. It began to burn up. She contacted Omega who sent her a replacement within 2 days as well as a little nice surprise that I won't get into. She was up and running for Earth Day with two of these juicers, lemon press, and blenders. My husband and I operated the Omega 330s. One was used for "green drinks" (kale, spinach, parsley, w/a piece of fruit thrown in if requested) the other for the "specialty drinks" with mostly apple, pear, beets, carrots, ginger,cucumbers. We made about 250-300 drinks in two days with these two juicers. The cleanup was easy enough - dump the bucket and rinse the bowls, and cutting disc. We had a great time and everyone loved their juice.
There was no "juice spurting out" or any other spurting of the juicers. We were busy all the time and I was on the lookout for spills to clean up lest the Health Department stop by. So I suggest for those who are having trouble with "juice spurting out" that you keep the pusher in until the item is completely juiced; as that is the way it is suppose to be operated. I might add, my sister reports having "stuff spurting out" when she didn't empty the catch bucket as required during her "learning curve". We never had that problem at Earth Day as we operated within the design limits.
First, let me say that I am not new to juicing. I have an old Omega – I think it's the 1000 model. It is a centrifugal juicer without pulp ejection. I also have a Breville "wide mouth" (which I don't like), and an Omega 8006. SoI know how to assemble a juicer and I am very experienced with juicing.
I think my Omega Big Mouth may be defective. The blade shaves off plastic from the bottom of the top piece. And there is side leakage. I juiced beets, and red juice spilled out of the side, down onto the power switch area, and onto my counter.
I wanted this juicer to complement my Omega 8006. There are times that I don't want to do the cutting that the 8006 requires, so I wanted to use the Omega Big Mouth for those instances. But I don't want to consume plastic shavings and have juice spill over my counter.
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The Journal of Clinical Pathology (JCP) is committed to the advancement of all disciplines within the broader remit of human pathology. This also encompasses molecular biology and its applications in the understanding of human biology and pathology. The journal is intended to have world-wide readership and will publish articles that have a wide appeal even though they are regionally based.
Issues with a narrower restricted focus may be submitted as Letters to the Editor or as correspondence. JCP wishes to publish cutting edge, original clinical and laboratory-based articles, especially those with a clear clinical relevance. Provision of an educational platform for trainees, scientists and pathologists is an important function and aim of the journal. As such, state of the art reviews, viewpoints and editorials will be published.
The editorial team wishes to produce a balanced, informative and meaningful journal that is sensitive to the needs of its readership and the specialty at large, as well as being in tune with contemporary issues.
In pursuit of these goals we wish to publish work that is ethical (morally and scientifically), of a high quality and governed by a fair, independent peer review system.
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The journal uses a structured form of abstract in the interests of clarity. This should be short (no more than 250 words) and include four headings:
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Best Practice articles are published by editorial invitation. Unsolicited best practice articles are unlikely to be accepted but the editor is always pleased to receive suggestions. The 'Best Practice' series is geared to practising pathologists as well as trainees on how to approach some of the more difficult/contentious issues in Pathology. We are looking for diagnostic algorithms, investigative trees and/or any other useful hint(s) that will facilitate making the best/right diagnosis. These can include molecular techniques which may not be within the remit of every laboratory but certainly something that is doable.
Word count: between 2500 and 3000 words.
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My Approach / Demystified
My Approach and Demystified articles are published by editorial invitation. Unsolicited demystified articles are unlikely to be accepted but the editor is always pleased to receive suggestions. These articles are geared to practising pathologists as well as trainees on how to approach some of the more difficult/contentious issues in Pathology.
We are looking for diagnostic algorithms, investigative trees and/or any other useful hint(s) that will facilitate making the best/right diagnosis. These can include molecular techniques which may not be within the remit of every laboratory but certainly something that is doable.
Word count: between 2500 and 3000 words.
Abstract: up to 250 words.
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References: up to 150.
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Leading articles and Editorials are usually published by editorial invitation. Unsolicited leaders or editorials are unlikely to be accepted but the editor is always pleased to receive suggestions.
Word count: between 2500 words.
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Tables/Illustrations: at editorial discretion.
References: up to 150.
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References: up to 8.
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Letters in response to articles published in Journal of Clinical Pathology are welcomed and should be submitted electronically as eLetters via the journal's website. Contributors should go to the abstract or full text of the article in question. In the right hand column on the article webpage is a section entitled 'Responses'. Click on 'Submit a response' and complete the online form.
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Selected eLetters may be included in the print edition of the journal.
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Adelaide of Turin and Susa
Adelaide, heiress of the Ardoinid marquesses of Turin, was the daughter of Ulric-Manfred, marques of Turin, and Bertha, daughter of the Otbertine marques Otbert II. Bertha was ruling in the mark after her husband's death, since she was able to capture envoys who wished to cross Alps to Champagne and met in Piedmont, in 1037 (1). Ulric-Manfred and Bertha had three known daughters, Adelaide, Irmingarde or Immula, and Bertha. If they had a son, he predeceased his father, so Adelaide was heir to the mark. Immula married a Franconian noble, Otto of Schweinfurt, later duke of Swabia, and after his death, Ekbert marquess of Meissen; Bertha married Teto, an Aleramid marquess.
Adelaide was married three times, carrying the mark of Turin with her to her husbands, but retaining control of it after their deaths. She was married by 1036 first to Herman, duke of Swabia, related by marriage to the emperor Conrad II, presumably to keep the mark of Turin allied to the crown and to counterbalance the power of the mark of Tuscany. Herman died in 1038. Adelaide's second husband was Henry, marquess of Montferrat, who died c.1044. The third, c. 1045, was Oddo I, Count of Savoy. That marriage united a large territory on both sides of the Alps with important Alpine passes. The union of Savoy and Turin made it one of the most powerful houses of the empire.(2) After Oddo's death (by May, 1060), Adelaide ruled from 1060 to 1091, with her sons and alone. This was a period of turmoil for the empire, weak central government, a period of church-reform, a push for clerical celibacy, and revolts in the cities. Adelaide furthered ecclesiastical reform cautiously, but kept a middle path between the papacy and the empire, maintaining the mark of Turin in the older traditions of government. Like Matilda of Tuscany, in the words of Previte-Orton, "she was the last of a race of marchional dynasts" (223). She refused to accept the autonomy of Asti, where there was a revolt against a bishop named by the emperor, presumably nominated by Adelaide, c.1061; in 1070 Adelaide captured and burnt the city with much slaughter and restored the bishop (Previte-Orton, 228). In March, 1091, again, she captured and almost wholly burnt Asti, nine months before her death in December.
Adelaide and Oddo had five children, Peter I, Count of Savoy (died 1078), Amadeus II, Count of Savoy (died 1080), Otto, bishop of Asti, Bertha of Savoy, and Adelaide. Peter married a neice of the dowager empress, Agnes of Aquitaine; Adelaide married Henry IV's widowed brother-in-law, Rudolf of Rheinfelden, duke of Swabia, and Bertha married the emperor Henry IV in 1066. That marriage began badly and Henry tried to repudiate her, but was firmly dissuaded by Peter Damian as papal legate and the German princes who worried about incurring the anger of her family. Thereafter the marriage apparently worked well, until she died in 1088. German opponents of the emperor elected Rudolf of Swabia (the younger Adelaide's husband) as anti-king, in March 1077, and the problem was only resolved when he died in 1080.
In a battle between Henry IV and pope Gregory VII over the archbishopric of Milan and other bishops whom Henry had invested according to imperial custom which Gregory was fighting, the pope excommunicated him, and Henry got his bishops to declare the pope deposed, at Worms in January 1076. But when German princes rebelled and Henry had to get to Lombardy, where he had support, he appealed to his mother-in-law. He came with his wife and child and met with Adelaide and her son Amadeus at Coise. She demanded five bishoprics but instead apparently got a rich piece of Burgundy (Previte-Orton, 237, drawing on the Annals of Lambert of Hersfeld). Then she arranged for him and his party to make the difficult winter passage at Mount Cenis so he could get to Pavia, where he was joined by Lombard vassals, marquesses and bishops. Gregory went to Canossa and Henry followed him with his forces, and there negotiated through Matilda of Tuscany, Adelaide, Hugh of Cluny, and others, stood in snow, and was taken back into the church. Adelaide was one of the guarantors of the conditions agreed upon. See Gregory's letter to the German princes, 4.12, Jan.1077: "At last, overcome by his persistent show of penitence and the ugency of all present, we released him from the bonds of anathema and received him into the grace of Holy Mother Church, accepting from him the guarantees described below, confirmed by the signatures of the abbot of Cluny, of our daughters, the Countess Matilda, and the Countess Adelaide, and other princes, bishops and laymen who seemed to be of service to us."(3) Later, in 1080, Adelaide was persuaded to join Henry's party. She did not give him military support when he invaded Italy in 1081, though she did join forces with him in 1082, but she tried mainly to mediate between him and Countess Matilda.(4) When she accompanied him on one of his attacks on Rome, in 1084, she demanded and secured the release of abbot Benedict of Chiusa whom he had captured on his way to Monte Cassino (Previte-Orton, 249).
Adelaide's paternal grandmother, Prangarda, was the daughter of Atto of Canossa; she brought a large dower of land in the counties of Parma and Reggio to the marriage. Her brother, Tedald, the first marquess of Tuscany of the Canossa line was a grandfather of countess Matilda. Adelaide was thus a second cousin of Matilda of Tuscany and together they ruled massive territories in northern Italy.
(1) CW Previte Orton, The Early History of the House of Savoy, 1000-1233 (Cambridge: University Press, 1912), 207. Much of the material on Adelaide is based on this work. (2) It was through this marriage that the house of Savoy, which was to become the ruling house of a united Italy in the 19th century, acquired their first Italian lands. (3) The Correspondence of Pope Gregory VII, trans. Ephraim Emerton, New York: Columbia University, 1932. (4)See Benzo, Bishop of Alba, Ad Henricum IV, Imperatorem, book 6, folio 99, MGH SS, 11.663.


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Contest win earns funds for trail project
A special project that started as a grandpa-granddaughter project earlier last summer ended up in a check presentation to South Adams Trails this past Friday.
Geneva Councilman Doug Milligan and his granddaughter, Brynlea Houser, entered a, "Spot the Commonwealth Koozie," contest sponsored earlier last summer by Commonwealth Engineers, Inc.
Commonwealth sent Milligan a koozie which he and Houser were to take pictures of on location at various summer activities between July 1 and Aug. 31. Commonwealth then posted all eligible photographs on their website for clients to vote on during the first week in September. When all votes were tabulated, Milligan and Houser were the winners.
On Oct. 1, Milligan received a letter from Commonwealth Engineers president, Albert Strong, congratulating him on winning the contest.
"To reward you for your efforts, we have enclosed a $500 check made payable to South Adams Trails, as well as a framed picture of your winning entry.
"Along with your entry you stated, 'there is a 70-year difference in ages but we both appreciate the use of Commonwealth koozies!' And as you appreciate the koozies, we appreciate your efforts in our contest as well as the community," Strong said.
Last Friday, Commonwealth representatives came to Geneva to present the check to Milligan who, in turn, presented it to Gary Habegger, president of South Adams Trails, Inc.
"We appreciate Doug Milligan, all of his efforts, and his continued support in presenting this check to us," said Habegger. "This is a real boost to the cause. We also appreciate Commonwealth and their support. We appreciate this donation."
It is now estimated that bid letting for the South Adams Trails project will occur in early April 2015, with construction of the first phase possible during the summer and fall of 2015.
Construction and land acquisition were delayed pending the INDOT (Indiana Department of Transportation) approval of the required environmental study, completed by South Adams Trails (SAT) in early 2013. That study was finally approved by INDOT on July 15 of this year and includes the entire length of the trail from Geneva to Berne.
According to Milligan, who originally spearheaded the SAT project, INDOT recently offered possible additional funding and they are considering those trail enhancements.
South Adams Trails is a 501 c (3) not-for-profit organization with the board of directors made up of eight representatives from Berne and eight representatives from Geneva. A total of eight community organizations are represented by board members.
Officers include: Habegger, president; Randy Lehman, vice president; Gregg Sprunger, treasurer; Pam Krause, secretary; Milligan, founding president; and David Baumgartner, counsel.
South Adams Trails is solely responsible for fundraising for the project. To date, a total of $1,282,000 INDOT transportation enhancement growths have been awarded to the project. In addition, more than $200,000 has been raised by SAT for grant matching funds, without a major fundraising effort, thanks to the effort of area citizens and businesses.
The short term plan calls for a multi-purpose walking/biking trail between Berne and Geneva along the bed of the former Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad.
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"Good story, bad ending and a few WTH? points"
The base plot and story is pretty good. Even though I'm pre-informed about the Formic Bugs, I found myself eager to see what happened next. In that sense, it's neat to see the "how it came to be" in O.S. Card's "Ender-verse". There are two reasons I gave the book a lower rating.
1. Someone apparently subscribing to the "Clancy school of Super Ninja-Soldier" fiction apparently decided to interrupt Card's book at random with a corny novella of their own. Maybe we should inform the author?? The sub-plot is a little cheezy and adds nothing to the story. These interruptions were (to me) irritating and left me struggling to change gears back to the story I WANTED to read. And this is coming from a fan of military fiction.
2. The other reviews are right. The cliffhanger tone to the ending on this book was VERY VERY VERY overdone. It's like passionate lovemaking where the intensity builds.. then abruptly the couple stops, gets out of bed and wordlessly leaves the room. The ending is THAT jarring and unsatisfying.
My recommendation to others: Don't buy this book until the sequel comes out, When it does, get them both. Taken together, this and the next book would get a higher rating. As it is... "Earth Unaware" was a bit disappointing.
"not for the lactose intolerant"
The author tries way too hard to make the "most awesomest super action superhero" The character development is like somebody throwing every type of cheese you can imagine onto a pizza. Eventually, it got cheesy enough to kill the lactose intolerant. The plot sounded cool, but got corny and predictable pretty quick.
That said... The book may have entertainment value if you're into the comic book theme. It just got too much for me . I can't get more specific without spoilers, so----
"Not a sequel"
This is not an actual sequel to the first book in the series. It runs concurrent with the original so anybody hoping for a continuation of the story will be seriously disappointed..
"Not bad, could use some editing."
Overall this is a pretty good dystopian tale. The originality of the silo habitat throws some fresh air into the genre, and some new twists to keep it interesting. There is one thing that readers may struggle with...
On a sentimentality scale of 1-10 with 1 being Vin Diesel and 10 Being Richard Simmons... the male characters in the story would score a 12. The weepy emotionally fragile men become a distracting influence on an otherwise great story.
"what a rip off!!"
I was excited to get this book because of the abrupt, unsatisfying end to the first in the series... but this book took that to an extreme. By ending this book at the plot's climax... O.S.Card is treating his readers like a dope dealer treats a drug addict. In other words: "keep them hooked but unsatisfied and they'll be back with more money"
I don't believe in refunds because "I didn't like the book"... but I will be returning this because I feel seriously ripped off.
The title is very misleading! This is NOT the 2nd book in the lost fleet series. Its a whole new chronology after the syndic war... perhaps I'm an idiot, but I felt chumped after realising the mistake
"A soporific yawn."
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"A must read adventure tale."
This is one of those books that grabs you from page 1, and never lets go. VERY engaging characters and peppered with my favorite foul mouthed sarcastic form of humor. The narration is spot on.... and I dearly hope that the term "pirate ninjas" becomes a standard unit of measure for space exploration. Lol. I can't wait to see more from this author on audible.
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The word "awe" isn't hyperbole. When I READ this book, I used a sick day so that I could keep reading. The story is that riveting. But a history lesson robs Shackleton's saga of the human angle of the story. This book brings the legend to life... and no dry textbook will bring across just how amazing the story is..
"serious problems with file"
Whuh? This can't be how the book was written. Imagine a book made up of hundreds of files played in sequence... now imagine setting the device to shuffle. And listening to the files in random order. Hearing major plot developments. And character details in the first 5 minutes has totally ruined the "what happens next?" Allure ....
I'll resserve judgement in case a twist comes up and clears the confusiin..... but so far im very disappointed in what s seemed like a really good story.
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There are fireworks that couldn�'t hold their own in a scene with Suburgatory�'s Ana Gasteyer. And maybe, on some level, this relative newbie knows it. Because, as Lisa Shay, she rarely goes for the explosion. Instead, she goes for the implosion, dishing out reactions that sometimes barely manifest in her furrowed brow or her rebellious smile. Reactions that we don�'t just look for or hope for but, when we get them, we flat-out treasure.
As chock-full of nuts as the Happy Endings ensemble is, it�'s easy to underestimate how endearingly cracked this blonde bombshell makes runaway bride Alex. But you�'ve gotta give it up for her: Not only is she unafraid to get dirty (see: any scene involving ribs in �"Like Father, Like Gun�"), she gamely poked fun at the ridiculousness of the infamous stalked-by-a-cougar storyline that 24 once handed her.
C�'mon, admit it. Even before you found out that American Horror Story�'s Tate Langdon was the instantly iconic Rubber Man, he made the hairs stand up on the back of your neck. A scene-stealing showstopper on par with Jessica Lange he may not be �- who is? �- but damned if the kid doesn�'t break your heart even as you worry that he might just rip it out of ya!
We know what you�'re thinking: Haven�'t all the Desperate Housewives gotten their due by now? Maybe. But maybe not. Because it wasn�'t until this year, when the hype surrounding the show was as much history as Mary Alice Young, that this daytime grad got a genuinely meaty storyline: Turns out, flighty Gabrielle Solis was a victim of child abuse who covered up the murder of her abuser. Yikes! And by �"Yikes!�" we mean �"Brava!�"
When you watch Episodes for a second time �- and you will; it is that good �- and you�'re finally done guffawing at Daisy Haggard�'s facial expressions as Myra Licht, reconsider the actress behind network exec Carol Rance, would ya? She mixes pragmatism, delusion and self-loathing into the kind of tragic cocktail that will forever eradicate from your head any notion of pursuing a career in showbiz.
Let�'s face it: The Middle, like life, is all about the kids. And when it isn�'t, it�'s generally about Patricia Heaton�'s harried working mom, Frankie Heck, herself a big kid, complete with tirades and tantrums. And you know what? That only makes us �- some of us, anyway �- appreciate all the more this Scrubs vet and his grounding presence as big daddy Mike.
Since Shane Walsh on The Walking Dead has been aggressive with Lori even after she was reunited with his BFF, Rick�... since he�'s made a hell of the haven the survivors had found at Hershel�'s farm�... since he freakin�' sacrificed poor Otis�... it would be easy �- real easy �- to just plain hate the character. But, thanks to the layers of loss on which the actor �- and, to their credit, the show�'s writers �- have built his outbursts, as much as we regret it, we kinda understand where he�'s coming from. Genius.
If Cougar Town ever really makes it back to the screen perhaps we won�'t have to remind you of how unsung a hero this second banana is. Yes, compared the the series�' wine-soaked �"adults,�" his Travis Cobb is kind of a stick in the mud. But his portrayer is so self-aware �- and aware, period �- that he makes him a stick in the mud with whom we wouldn�'t so much mind being stuck in the mud. Cheers to that!
Yes, yes, Revenge hinges on the bitches. We know. But, in the end, is any character bitchier �- or more helplessly pathetic �- than Nolan Ross? He�'s all bark, no bite, and, in this Bieber-headed actor�'s capable hands, we want to pet him at the exact same time as we want to send him to obedience school. A true original.
Theoretically, because NBC seems intent on treating Community like an Office that never had a Steve Carell, anyone from the cast could�'ve made this list. But, since Alison Brie (Annie) has sorta emerged as the show�'s leading lady �- and funnily so �- we�'re feeling a little bad for her fair-haired counterpart. Besides, to overlook her, on this, of all lists, would be tantamount to �"pulling a Britta.�" Wouldn�'t it? (PS We�'d go on about how much we love �- no, worship �- Yvette Nicole Brown�'s Shirley, too, but by now, she, you and everyone in between knows.)


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Stosur, Stephens among five seeds to fall in Guangzhou
No. 4 Jovanovski, No. 5 Diyas and No. 7 Cepelova all lose; No. 2 Cornet only surviving seed.
No. 4 Jovanovski, No. 5 Diyas and No. 7 Cepelova all lose; No. 2 Cornet only surviving seed.
No. 3 seed prevails 6-2, 7-6 (4), winning her first WTA title in her 12th year on tour.
Jovanovski has gone to three sets in all three of her matches. On Friday, she will meet first-time WTA semifinalist Nigina Abduraimova.
Defending champion overcomes 11 double faults in 7-6 (6), 3-6, 6-3 win over Kudryavtseva.
Reviewing the big breakthroughs, altered allegiances and tool-time label on the tours.
The 19-year-old Ukrainian is first teenager to claim multiple WTA titles since Pavlyuchenkova.
No. 2 seed Svitolina beats Schiavone, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4; No. 5 seed Jovanovski rallies past Voegel, 6-2, 2-6, 6-4.
Jovanovski, the 2012 champ seeded fifth, will meet surprise Japanese qualifier Misa Eguchi on Friday.
Mayr-Achleitner served for the match at 5-4 in the second set against Jovanovski, who won this WTA event in 2012.
Zverev, Thiem break out in Hamburg, Estonians excel in Bastad, and Wedneday's preview.