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|Dr. Amy Brenner, Owner of Amy Brenner MD & Associates
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Dr. Amy Brenner, Owner of Amy Brenner MD & Associates
Brenner is a board-certified OB/GYN physician with 15 years of experience. After realizing women need a warm, comforting and homey place to receive service, she decided to open her own practice in West Chester to do just that.
Today, she provides a unique concept to the women of cincinnati as a "women's one stop shop," offering everything from gynecology to skincare to weight loss. She does does this as she balances being a wonderful mother of three and a devoted wife. She is so unique to her area of care because she strives by the minute to continuously change and update areas of her practice to make women feel as comfortable and welcome as possible. Keep reading for a Q&A with this year's 2011 Cincy Chic Woman of the Year in the health department.
Cincy Chic: Thus far in your career, what are you personally most proud of accomplishing?
Being a 42-year-old mother of three, stepmom, wife, sister, friend, boss, co-worker, patient, daughter and most every role a woman can be in, I know many of the challenges women face. We are pulled in every direction and often don't take time for ourselves. And when we do, the last thing we want to do is spend it at a doctor's office, especially the gyno. So, I thought of all the things that I despise about visiting the gyno and tried to change them. I despise dirty waiting rooms with dated magazines, the unfriendly receptionist who doesn't even make eye contact when you arrive, the long wait times and the paper sheets and paper robes.
In my office, it is not a crime to have a cup of coffee and relax! I have worked hard to create an atmosphere that is comforting with staff that truly cares about our patients. But the best part about going my own way is that I have ventured out into integrative medicine, which is that middle ground between holistic and traditional medicine. I have helped many women get off sleeping pills, anti-depressants and "fake hormones." When a patient comes back and says that I've changed her life, this is the best reward I could ever ask for.
Cincy Chic: What's something most people don't know about you?
Cincy Chic: What's the next step in your career?
Cincy Chic: What does this WOTY award mean to you?
Click here to see a photo album with Brenner!
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DabKick, a screen sharing app, today launched DabLinks, which allow live screen-sharing and chatting between users without requiring them to share their email addresses.
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Backed by seven figures in funding, today Glide announced a new instant video messaging app that allows you to enjoy video messaging in real time, or on your own schedule.
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The same social networking tools that bring us together may also be destroying our language. A recent study suggests that the more kids text, the less they learn about proper grammar.
Windows Live Messenger Merging Into Skype
As part of a planned phase-out of Windows Messenger, the service's users can now reach their contacts using Skype, Microsoft said today. Windows will retire Messenger everywhere except China in the first few months of 2013.
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Kukoo Seeks to Make Email Less Distracting
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Instant messaging is a pretty good way to communicate when you can't meet in person, but can an online platform actually improve conversations? That's the mission of Talkwheel, a San Francisco-based startup founded in 2009 by Jeff Harris. Like Yammer, HipChat and Salesforce Chatter, Talkwheel is an instant messaging service for companies and other groups, but the layout is designed to make these discussions easier to see. In a recent phone interview, Talkwheel representative Patrick Randolph gave mbStartups a tour of the interface and discussed the future possibilities for the service.
Digsby Upgrades Include Invisibility for Gtalk
Multiple chat client Digsby is undergoing a few changes, all of which are being revealed today. The desktop application that lets you login to several chat and social media services at once has seen a good amount of success since launching less than two years ago, but Digsby is now focused on gaining the top spot as a stable and functional instant messaging tool.
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We tend to run through umbrella's pretty quickly in New York and there isn't much to be done with them when they die. But Taryn Zychal, a Philidelphia-based industrial designer, is taking broken-down umbrellas and making raincoats for dogs out of them. These super cute coats are made from stripped-down umbrellas, scraps of fabric, thrift store buttons, and contrasting stitching. Taryn's pugs, Betty and Hurley, love their cozy raincoats, which are both stylish and functional. Her submission to our DIY Spring Greening competition is inspiring and fun, and you should vote on it now.
If you're interested in purchasing an upcycled umbrella rain coat for your pup, Taryn will be launching an Etsy store this Earth Day, and she plans to donate a percentage of all profits to the Humane Society of the United States.
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lilyorkiefrufru November 7, 2009 at 1:12 pm
So cute! Great way 2 upcycle. I've hardly ever use my umbrella here in Florida….but when it dies, it's all yours!
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These raincoats are adorable. What a cool idea!
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this ingress thing is getting out of hand
Seriously, out of my hand and on the bike. Also it has become a completely obsession. Theresa had to lay down the rules once again.
* I have to go to work
* I have to eat
* And I have to keep paying my share of the bills
The Koomus BikeGo phone Mount Holder made a huge difference. The thing is perfect. I ended up riding over 20 miles last weekend around my area playing ingress. Almost a level 8.
take that grass
Posted by beerorkid in Gadgets
Sharpened up the mower blade. Lets mulch sometime
Gary Busey commercial for the Amazon FireTV
Posted by beerorkid in Amazon Fire TV, Gadgets
We are really enjoying the Amazon Fire TV. I assume you know it is basically a very decent android tablet you plug into your TV. Just thought I would share pros and cons.
* The thing is powerful. Quad core processor, 2GB RAM, and dedicated GPU. It was a big step up from our ROKU 2 and it can handle anything we throw at it. It it basically a very decent android tablet you plug into your TV.
* Games play great, but the remote is hard to use. Should be better with the game pad. They are on backorder currently.
* Many of the apps are ported Google TV apps. I am so happy to have a real youtube app.
* You can multitask. Play a song on pandora while playing a game
* Voice search works very well for searching Amazon content. The OS is basically being inside the amazon streaming store and you can use apps.
* optical audio out made it possible for us to use it. Right now we cannot get audio from HDMI. It is a nice feature.
* No Google Music yet. Google Music requires Google Play Services which doesn't function correctly yet.
* No PBS channel, but content can be found. They do have the Smithsonian channel though.
* voice search does not work in apps
The Amazon Fire TV is great on day one and should get better as more apps and updates are released. It fits in well with the streaming device family we have going on. Each has their place, and the Fire TV gets the prime living room location.
with friends like these, who needs anemones?
Posted by beerorkid in Gadgets, lincoln, random crap
Rack, who is U.S. principal investigator for the environmental surveys that were conducted as part of the international ANDRILL Coulman High project, had left the site just prior to the discovery. He was listening by radio when he heard the report from the robot deployment team — engineers Bob Zook, Paul Mahecek and Dustin Carroll — who began shouting as they saw the anemones, which appeared to glow in the camera's light. "They had found a whole new ecosystem that no one had ever seen before," Rack said. "What started out as a engineering test of the remotely operated vehicle during its first deployment through a thick ice shelf turned into a significant and exciting biological discovery." In addition to the anemones, the scientists saw fish that routinely swam upside down, the ice shelf serving as the floor of their undersea world. They also saw polychaete worms, amphipods and a creature they dubbed "the eggroll," a 4-inch-long, 1-inch-diameter, neutrally buoyant cylinder that seemed to swim using appendages at both ends of its body. It was observed bumping along the field of sea anemones under the ice and hanging on to them at times.
I know a guy who found a new species. This has some roots in Lincoln because of UNL working with ANDRILL. My buddy Bob was living in Lincoln this past summer working on the SCINI remote operated subs that go under the ice in Antarctica since the UNL team was working on the hot water drill.
It just so happened that my other Antarctica buddy Nick had worked with Bob and they met up here in Lincoln. Nick brought Bob over to the BorKade and we hit it off great. Bob is just a darn cool guy. Heck even his voice grabs your attention. He had fun playing the machines and was very interested in my rockets. He even came out to a THOR launch with me and he had a blast interacting with the other folks with much more complicated rockets filled with gadgets. It was just a great day and I had so many questions about the project he works on. They drill a hole through the ice of Antarctica and then send a remote controlled submarine down the hole. That is why it is shaped like a long tube.
Congrats on your discovery Bob
Andersen 3000 storm door is awesome
Posted by beerorkid in Gadgets, random crap
After painting the house one thing stood out. The storm doors that came with the house were in pretty bad shape. I had repaired the screens a couple times, but wear over the years had taken a toll. We went shopping for a door and I was a bit bummed to see that the same mech to lower the glass and expose the screen was there. The fingernail breaker style mech was on $250 doors. The door guy at Home Depot approached and I complained about the window mech. He had me step a few feet to the left and showed me the Andersen 3000 series storm doors. There is a nice handle that you squeeze to release and you can slide the window down and a screen rolls out of the top easily with one hand. The fancy door was just $50 more than the ones we were looking at, so it was an easy choice. We ordered one for the front door and waited.
Andersen claims that they are very easy to install. Claiming that normal folk can install it in 45 minutes. It took me a bit longer because I was fiddling with stuff, but it was a darn easy install. And it is a darn fine door. It does not open up as wide as the old one. I guess that is the style these days.
CES 2014 VIDEO: Stern Pinball
Posted by beerorkid in Gadgets
It may seem like the complete antithesis of what you'd expect to see on the floor of the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show, but there they are — pinball machines.
Pretty cool to see STERN at CES.
Chocolate Malt Ovaltine ice cream is darn delicious
Theresa got me a Cuisinart 2-Quart Ice Cream Maker for xmax to replace the KitchenAid one I dropped a couple years ago. Most of the magic fluid leaked out and attempts to repair failed. I have used the heck out of the Cuisinart since I got it. I think I used it every day for the first week. A way too vanilla custard style ice cream, oreo chunk, orange juice concentrate sorbet, Kool-Aid and strawberry soda slushies, and I thought a tablespoon of instant coffee would not be too much ice cream. They were OK, but Ovaltine ice cream is amazing.
I was never a huge fan of Ovaltine, was more of a strawberry quick kid, but the rich malty flavor was pretty good. I am not much of a chocolate ice cream fan, but love the malt flavor. When I got the jar of Chocolate Malt Ovaltine home I smelled it and it was a bit rougher than I remembered. I cringe when i think of drinking milk, so testing it out was not going to happen. I made up a simple no egg batch of ice cream and it took 5 tablespoons of Ovaltine to get it perfect.
When scooping it out of the mixer it was soft serve just like a frosty and tasted just like a frosty. I never really noticed the malt flavor of Frosty, but from what I can tell the flavors are very similar. It was so good I had some for lunch today and will be making it again.
1 1/2 cups whole milk
3 cups heacy cream
1 1/8 cup of sugar
5 tablespoons of Chocolate Malt Ovaltine
pinch of salt and couple drops of vanilla if you desire
Whisk sugar into the milk till dissolved –> add cream –> churn in ice cream maker –> when almost done add in Ovaltine to your desired concentration. 5 TBLS worked for me
went in on some new cookware for xmax
Swapping out some saucepans we have had for over a decade with some Caphlon and All-Clad ones. They are beautiful, sturdier, heavier, and well made than what we had. Got to use the All-Clad Copper Core Saucepan a couple times yesterday for a sorbet and alfredo sauce.
Swapped out the non stick pans for some ceramic ones. One is Calphalon and the other is Quisinart I believe. Both a bit different. It is a unique cooking experience though. They are so non stick water beads off them. They say you do not need butter or oil to cook things in them, but it just does not seem right and I like butter. Just have to figure out what to make for dinner tonight.


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Vero says:
Enjoy your summer then and see you soon on lazy days !
Johanna says:
skönt med lite sommarlov, jag följer med över till de lata dagarna.
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ha det sa bra. later harligt! skall lasa den har artikeln nu om skargarden. langtar dit.
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enjoy your break! xo
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Have a wonderful summer Emma. See you in Am'dam in September. :)
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wow, lovely images!! makes me want to take a vacation!
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That is a great looking house- oh my gosh
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Just found your lovely blog:-) It's gorgeous:-)
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I cannot remember where I saw these photos before, but that staircase gets me everytime.


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Obama and the Morsi Dictatorship
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has had quite a week. He helped broker a cease-fire between his Hamas ally and Israel to the acclaim of the international community as well as the United States and his new friend President Obama. He followed that triumph up by issuing new decrees that effectively give him dictatorial powers over Egypt. In less than year in office, Morsi has amassed as much power as Hosni Mubarak had in his time in office as the country's strongman and he has done it while getting closer to the United States rather than having his Islamist regime being condemned or isolated by Washington.
The full implications of Morsi's ascendency are not yet apparent. But we can draw a few rather obvious conclusions from these events. The first is this makes the region a much more dangerous place and peace even more unlikely. the second is that the much ballyhooed Arab Spring turned out to be an Islamist triumph, not an opening for democracy. And third, and perhaps most disconcerting for Americans, it looks like the Obama administration has shown itself again to be a band of hopeless amateurs when it comes to the Middle East. While President Obama shouldn't be blamed for toppling Mubarak, this episode is more proof of the gap between his foreign policy instincts and a rational defense of American interests.
The first point to be made about the cheering for Morsi's role in brokering the cease-fire is misplaced. It cannot be emphasized too much that the reason why Hamas felt so confident about picking a fight with Israel that it could not possibly win militarily is the fact that Egypt and fellow regional power Turkey were treating it as an ally rather than as terrorist regime that needed to be isolated and controlled. While Morsi has sought to exercise some influence over Gaza by keeping the border crossings to Sinai closed (more as a result of concern over the violence spilling over into Egyptian territory than a desire to restrain terrorism), the support for the legitimacy of the illegal Hamas regime on the part of the Muslim Brotherhood government has been a game changer.
More than ever before, Hamas now has the whip hand over the Fatah-controlled Palestinian Authority. That makes the already nearly non-existent chances of peace between Palestinians and Israelis even smaller. Though it can be argued that the ability of Hamas to preserve its rule over Gaza following the last bout of fighting with Israel in January 2009 already made it clear that it was a force to be reckoned with, the backing of Egypt and Turkey and the tacit approval of the United States in the cease-fire means there can be no doubt that Hamas truly is the face of Palestinian nationalism these days as well as the owners of an independent Palestinian state in all but name. With Cairo and Ankara backing them up and Iranian missiles in their arsenal, Hamas's strength makes the standard liberal talking point about it being necessary for Israel to make more concessions to Fatah even more absurd than ever.
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ovomit is a muslim. It should be perfectly clear by now. If you have two brain cells.+8
We know exactly what to expect from the thugs in Egypt and Gaza. Pamela G hits it on the head that the cease fire is nothing but a chance to regroup, rearm and strike Israel again.
The protests in Egypt now will be brutally shut down if they intensify or don't die out soon. The Egyptian people will soon find out what it's like to protest without the United States backing them to overthrow their government.
Pray for us and for Israel. The Caliphate is coming.+8
Yeah this is a brilliant foreign policy by O.
Overthrow an Ally, back a man propped up by the terrorist supporting muslim brotherhood, give him 500 million in taxpayers money, and then the guy instills dictatorship rule.
Looks like a planned event to me.Noteworthy Comment +12
Obama and Morsi? I do not see any difference in the two. Both are tyrants, dictators and muslim.
Piss be upon both of them.+9
The military will play a very important role here…but when?+3
A cease fire while Hamas waits for a delayed shipment of arms from Iran and produces new videos where they call for the death of Israelis.
@Houston, Pam is my source for info on Israel too.
CBN News is another reliable source.
Keep your eye on Israel if you are concerned about Bible prophecy in real time.
Matthew 24:33-34:
"So likewise ye, when ye shall see all these things, know that it is near, even at the doors.
Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled."
* The generation that was witness to Israel becoming a State in 1948.+8
Sooner or later, though it will be somewhat of an incredible feat considering the historical non-unity of Arab nations, Hamas and whatever factions or terror groups will bend under the pressure of a united front consisting of an American and European led intervention with many Arab counties in alliance as well (perhaps even Russia and China doing a little arm twisting). It has to come to pass from a Biblical standpoint that peace will be achieved at some time between Israel and the WHOLE world. This current truce between Israel and Gaza might be the initial mucilage long needed to forge a peace treaty (Watch for Obama or someone else to orchestrate and facilitate it.) One that will take the form of a seven year pact riding on the wings of a wishful aspiration known as "Peace and Safety."+3
What's it called again?
Taqiyya, the Muslim doctrine that allows lying in certain circumstances, and tawriya, a doctrine that allows lying in virtually all circumstances, are permitted as long as they advance sharia.+6
Advance that shit!+1
You guys are right but I expect there will be another BIG fight with Israel at the center beforehand. Personally I think it will be Iran trying something and failing miserably.
Our foreign policy is on the wrong side of God.+4
I understand that it will be Russia, China, and Iran, and Israel will take damage but Israel will never be destroyed. Damascus will not fare so well.+6
@Jorel Lives!, I don't think it will be obama; he's not the Antichrist. He's a precursor, but not smart enough to be THE AC.+1


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Warrior United is an all around Gaming Community. We strive to have as much fun as possible. We do have rules that members must fallow in order to stay in the Clan. We are a social gaming clan. What that means is that we have some players that are competitive and some that are not. We have many clan members from different parts of the world. We are also on Xbox 360 PC and PS3. Here is a list of requirements in order to join us. Also we have been around since 2004.
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The NFL just announced that the Dolphins-Jets, Jaguars-Ravens and Eagles-Cowboys games will be played at 4:15 p.m. Sunday, with the previously announced prime time tilt being Broncos-Chargers.
So the Jets will know before they take the field whether they have a shot at the AFC East title based on whether the Patriots beat the Bills early, but will not know whether they have a shot at a wild card berth, as the Ravens are playing at the same time.
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By Bob Meuschke | Jun 02, 2010
Until recently, I never really took to heart the freedoms that we have – or the impact we can have on the laws that protect those freedoms.
Four years ago, I learned of the state of Kansas' plan to impose a sales tax on coin laundries in the state. At the time, it was a bill presented only in the House of Representatives.
As president of the MO-KAN Coin Laundry Association, it was my responsibility to take action against this bill. So, I made an appointment, traveled to Topeka and spoke out strongly against the bill.
However, as someone who has pastored and spoke to many hundreds of people before, there is no comparison to speaking in front of a group of lawmakers. I realize they are people just like you and me, but there is definitely an "intimidation factor" involved. During that first meeting with the House of Representatives, I shook like I never had before – but I got through it. And that bill never made it out of committee.
The next year they tried it again with another bill. We went into our meeting with the lawmakers knowing what to expect this time. It was much easier the second time around, but still very intimidating. Fortunately, once again, the bill died.
Last year, the bill was not only presented in the House but in the Senate as well. Also, it didn't affect just a few industries, as in the previous two years. This time, more than 99 trade organizations were involved in the fight. In fact, the issue had grown to the point where we, at the MO-KAN CLA, decided to hire a lobbyist, as well as sending out regular e-mail alerts to all members, updating them about the situation.
This time, speaking out against the bill in the House of Representatives was similar to what it had been in earlier years; however, our meeting with the Senators was a completely different story. These legislators were much more demanding – even limiting the time and length of our presentation.
And they followed up with questions, which the Representatives never did. We had to be on our toes and ready for anything. However, I discovered that if they threw questions and comments at you, you could – in a professional, respectful way, of course – throw them right back at them. To me, that was very interesting.
And, in the end, that bill, too, was defeated.
That said, I want to commend all of the coin laundry owners who continually called, wrote letters and sent e-mails on our behalf. I believe that our speaking with the lawmakers on the committee level, along with all of the letters and e-mails voicing our concern about the sales tax, is the reason it was defeated.
That is true democracy. That is our freedom of speech in action. And I hope that we never forget it. It's what makes America what it is – and what separates the United States from other countries in the world.
Join the Battle
Unfortunately, some admonishment on our part is necessary as well.
As you can no doubt guess, hiring a lobbyist is expensive. We were fortunate enough to be able to split those costs with the housing companies, as well as the Coin Laundry Association.
The total cost of our portion of the lobbyist's fee was $4,400, of which we raised only $3,550. To make matters worse, of the more than 200 laundries in the state of Kansas, only 12 of them participated by sending in funds to help defray our costs. The rest of the money came from Missouri laundry owners and the trade industries.
I think that is terrible. In fact, I know of more than 35 coin laundries that sent e-mails and letters to Congressmen, yet did not send any money. We even tried to get others to come with us, to either speak out against the bill or just stand with us as a group – and we couldn't get anyone.
I'm only saying this because the sales tax issue isn't going anywhere. It will come up again, and that could be as early as next year.
I was hoping that 60 to 100 coin laundries would participate in this fight, giving us a financial buffer that we could bank for next year or the next time this sales tax issue arises. We must be prepared.
We all profited from the fact that the bill did not pass, just as we all would have had to pay the price if we lost. It seems to me that would have been worth something to every laundry operator.
So, if any laundry owners still want to participate, we are more than willing to apply any money sent in to the deficit – and if we surpass our financial commitment, we will add it to our war chest for future issues.
I sincerely hope that many of your eyes have been opened to the need for the CLA and its affiliates. What if the MO-KAN CLA had not spoken at either committee meeting? What if we did not hire a lobbyist? In my opinion, it would have left us "ripe unto picking," and we may very well have lost.
What about next year… or next time?
If you are not members of the CLA or not active with the affiliates, I hope this article will help you see, if for no other reason, why you need to be a part of the solution.
And this isn't just a "Kansas issue." This year, six states tried to implement sales tax on self-service laundries. What's more, Iowa laundry owners have been fighting to get their sales tax exemption back.
So, join now, and become a part of the solution now. Be willing and ready for the next battle, regardless of what state it is in.
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We have a 6% sales tax in WV & no CLA affilate . I belong to the Western PA. group. I am on the PA. border.
I do not know how many CLA members are in WV to try & repeal this unfair tax!
I will contact CLA to find our WV members!
Allan Feldman
Morgantown WV
CLA has been working overtime this Spring on the sales tax issue along with our volunteers like Bob Meuschke. Several states have either introduced bills, included the repeal of exemptions in upcoming budgets or otherwise have been debating the repeal of sales tax exemptions as a way to plug the budget deficits. In Pennsylvania, Gov. Rendell has proposed the repeal of all sales tax exemptions as part of next year's budget. No action on this is expected in the short-term, but CLA quickly learned of this proposal and connected with a lobbyist to keep an insider's eye on the issue. Also, our Western Pennsylvania and Deleware Valley CLA affiliates are being kept in the loop.
As for other states active to one degree or another this spring include: Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Florida, Pennsylvania, Arizona, South Carolina and others.
Stay tuned to www.stoplaundrytax. com for updates.
Brian Wallace
President and CEO
Coin Laundry Association
Very interesting article. I did not realize this situation even existed, affirming your admonition to keep active with the CLA. Do you mind me asking what the other six states were that considered this legislation? I am a Pennsylvania business owner and wonder if this issue is up for consideration near me.
Deb Piccirillo
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Pioneers prevail, 9-0
March 26, 2011
Killian Cummings and the Quakers lost to Marietta in both teams' OAC openers.
Wilmington College dropped a 9-0 decision to Marietta in Ohio Athletic Conference men's tennis action Saturday afternoon.
The Quakers are 0-1 in the OAC, 0-2 overall. Marietta moves to 1-0 in conference play, 2-2 for the season.
"It was our first match of the spring, so we are knocking some rust off," Wilmington head coach Brian Lawhon said. "Plus, we have some injuries and illness, so we had a lot to contend with today."
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Connor LaVelle (Athens) and Dylan Swormstedt (Blanchester) lost, 0-8, to Teddy Daub and Asher Saperstein at No. 1 doubles. At the No. 2 position, Justin Moore (Washington Court House) and Charles Hirtzinger (Troy) dropped a 3-8 decision to Ryan Wong and Mike Carpenter. Killian Cummings (Cincinnati/Colerain) and Josh Kincaid (Loveland/Goshen) were defeated by Dave Koscielny and Taimur Ahmed at No. 3 doubles, 4-8.
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the Country, upon a Supposition, that We have no Right to them,
without so doing; and that We should miscarry in that Attempt,
which is not impossible, it would be such an Argument against the
Right we contend for, as we could not easily get over; besides the
Danger of its being made a Handle, to overturn a great deal, that
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Preservation; and agreed to submit to Laws, that should be the Rule
of their Conduct, under certain Regulations. Let us suppose the
first Settlers of Maryland, to be a Society of People, united and com-
bined together, for mutual Defence and Preservation; and sensible,
not only of the Use, but also of the Necessity of Laws. and conscious
of their own Incapacity, to make such as might suit their Occasions,
and procure their Welfare and Safety: I say, suppose them under
these Circumstances, without any Regard to their Rights, as Eng-
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agreed, to make the Laws of their Mother-Country, (of which it is
to be presumed, they had a general, or at least, some Notion,) to be
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The X Factor wrapped up its second season on Thursday with a holiday-themed blowout, crowning its winner at the end of the two-hour episode. So long as you're unafraid of spoilers, read on to learn what Simon and co. had to say about who took home the $5 million prize. READ FULL STORY
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'The X Factor' announces finale duet partners
The Top 3 X Factor acts — Fifth Harmony, Tate Stevens, and Carly Rose Sonenclar — will duet with celeb musicians during Wednesday's season 2 finale on Fox. Nashville-based country act Little Big Town will join Stevens — apparently, Garth Brooks was busy, but this seems like a good matchup. LeAnn Rimes will sing with Sonenclar, an interesting choice since the 13-year-old generally prefers big diva ballads and has yet to go country. Demi Lovato, the only X Factor judge with no act in the Final 3, will join teen queens Fifth Harmony. The girl group earned some of their best raves after performing "Give Your Heart a Break" and "Skyscraper" this season.
L.A. Reid says bye to 'X Factor'
It's back to where he came from for L.A. Reid: the music mogul will not return for a third season of The X Factor.
Deadline quotes a source who says the Epic Records Chairman is "going back to the music business full time, it's his decision," a source says. Back in 2011, Reid resigned his post as Island Def Jam Chairman — where he cultivated the careers of superstars like Rihanna, Kanye West, and Justin Bieber — to take the X Factor gig. He was asked to stay on for the current second season, while Paula Abdul and Nicole Scherzinger were shown the door and replaced by Britney Spears and Demi Lovato.
There was no comment from Fox, but The Hollywood Reporter had this statement from Reid: "I have the utmost respect for Simon Cowell. He is the very best, and I have had the opportunity to learn so much from him. Working with him on X Factor has been a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I'm honored to have sat on the panel with such incredible talent."
'X Factor': 6 things we learned from the judges and hosts after the show
Simon Cowell humbled?
After the live episode of The X Factor wrapped taping on Thursday, the show's judges, hosts and eliminated contestants chatted with press backstage, and the show's creator was captured in a rare low-confidence moment. Read on to learn what the show's talent had to say about notable moments from the episode — including some that didn't make it on-screen — and check out EW's report on the eliminated contestants for scoop on how they believe their mentors could have done better by them. WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD! READ FULL STORY
'The X Factor': This week's ousted singers sound off on where their mentors went wrong
Anyone who has watched a music competition show has heard the constant, predictable advice judges and winners impart on contestants: "Just be yourself." That's a lesson this week's two eliminated acts from The X Factor learned the hard way. SPOILERS AFTER THE JUMP! READ FULL STORY
Taylor Swift will perform on 'X Factor' next week
Hot off the heels of her Dancing With the Stars: All Stars performance last week, Taylor Swift will take The X Factor stage next Thursday, Nov. 15. As if the show wasn't star-studded enough!
The appearance will mark her first-ever television performance of "State of Grace," the latest single off her new album Red. The album sold 1.2 million copies in its opening week, making her the only woman in the SoundScan era to sell over a million copies in a single week on multiple occasions.
Khloe Kardashian calls One Direction 's--ty,' and 8 other backstage 'surprises' at 'The X Factor'
WARNING! SPOILERS FOLLOW! After boy band extraordinaire One Direction performed twice inside The X Factor's Xanadome to promote their new album Take Me Home – and their fans' piercing screams effectively liquified my eardrums — they happily bounded backstage to speak with the press, along with judges Simon Cowell, Britney Spears, and Demi Lovato, and co-hosts Mario Lopez and Khloe Kardashian Odom. Judge L.A. Reid skipped almost all press — though it was unclear whether he was licking his wounds from the loss of contestant Jason Brock or celebrating that his other two contestants Vino Alan and Tate Stevens came in third and first in the vote tally.
Speaking of that vote tally, the decision of The X Factor to reveal the voting order — seemingly for the first time in American reality competition show history — was topic A for most everyone. That is, when they weren't basking in One Direction's youthful vigor. Here are the top nine highlights of what we learned backstage: READ FULL STORY
'The X Factor' eliminated act: 'I just think Simon didn't like who I was.'
SPOILER ALERT! Thursday night's eliminated act on The X Factor spoke with press after the show, but if you don't want to know who the act is, read no further. Everyone else, check out what the act had to say about their elimination below: READ FULL STORY
'X Factor': 10 things we learned from the judges, hosts, and eliminated contestants after the show
The X Factor has wrapped up its first week of live shows, and all of the talent involved had plenty to divulge about the experience. After Thursday's show, judges, hosts, and recently eliminated contestants made the rounds in the press lounge, which is lined with portraits of this season's contestants and video screens displaying the show's familiar turquoise-and-pink 'X' logo. EW has already told you what Simon Cowell and Khloé Kardashian had to say about the unexpectedly sheer top she wore on Wednesday night's show. Here are 10 more things we learned on the scene about the road to unveiling the Top 12.
1. The judges tend to open up more in the press room about their elimination decision, where it's surely easier to be honest about their decision than when they're talking directly to the artist they're sending home on live TV. L.A. Reid told reporters he opted to keep flamboyant Jason Brock in the competition instead of edgy David Correy because "Jason just really makes me smile. It's fun to me. David is really strong also but just a little bit predictable kind of try-hard. I like genuine fun. I like it when people just lose themselves in their little moment." Was it tough to make that decision? "The politically correct answer would be yes. The truth is no," Reid admitted. READ FULL STORY
'X Factor': Khloe Kardashian and Simon Cowell talk about that nipple-revealing first live show
As The X Factor started its live shows on Wednesday night, Khloé Kardashian got quite the induction to the show when she stepped on stage with fellow new host Mario Lopez. At that moment attention was directed not at Britney Spears or Demi Lovato but at a new star: Kardashian's chest — plenty of viewers noticed that the host wasn't wearing a bra underneath her sheer purple top.
"May I say, Khloé, you're looking very sexy… I think the air conditioning is on high tonight," Simon Cowell told her.
In the press room after Thursday's results show, Kardashian was very open to talking about her revealing first live taping. Warning: What follows is an account that veers into the anatomically specific. READ FULL STORY
'X Factor' change: Live episodes start Wednesday
With the World Series over, Fox's The X Factor is going live ahead of schedule.
The singing competition series' first live episode will be this Wednesday, instead of Thursday as originally planned. That means Wednesday will also mark the debut of new-hire co-hosts Khloé Kardashian and Mario Lopez, along with the debut of judge Britney Spears performing without the benefit of editing. On Thursday's episode, the top finalists will be revealed.
Mario Lopez, Khloe Kardashian confirmed as 'X Factor' hosts
Confirming weeks of media reports, Fox announced Tuesday that Mario Lopez and Khloe Kardashian have signed on to host The X-Factor.
The Extra host and star of E!'s Keeping Up with The Kardashians will begin appearing on the reality competition midway through its current second season run, joining judges Britney Spears, L.A. Reid, Demi Lovato and Simon Cowell. Lopez and Kardashian will start on the show in time for the show's switch from taped to live episodes next month.
The X-Factor has been performing quite solidly in the ratings this fall, though NBC's The Voice continues to perform even stronger. Going with the Kardashian brand could be seen as a needless risk for a mere host role on the show, since the popular E! series is pretty polarizing among some TV fans. In a way, combining the two hosts almost makes a Frankenstein version of Ryan Seacrest — part celebrity news show host, part E! personality.
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September 25, 2014 - OSHA has issued a final rule extending the deadline for crane operator certification requirements in the Cranes and Derricks in Construction final rule published Aug. 9, 2010 by three years to Nov. 10, 2017. The rule also extends by three years the employer's responsibility to ensure that crane operators are competent to operate a crane safely. The final rule becomes effective Nov. 9, 2014. Read More.
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Four crane operator certification programmes run by US based Crane Institute Certification (CIC) have received American National Standards Institute (ANSI)accreditation.
The accredited schemes include:-Crane Operator: Large Telescoping Boom Crane, Over 75 Tons -Crane Operator: Medium Telescoping Boom Crane, 21-75 Tons, and -Crane Operator: Small Telescoping Boom Crane, Under 21 Tons.-Crane Operator: Lattice Boom Crawler/Truck Crane
ANSI accredits personnel certification bodies to ISO/IEC 17024, the international standard that has also been nationally adopted as an American National Standard. In Canada CIC is already recognised by WorkSafe BC and BC Association for Crane Safety for reciprocal certification with British Columbia, and has been asked by companies in other nations to certify operators.
A crane's age is not an indicator of its physical fitness, according to a new study by Dallas-based forensic firm Haag Engineering. The results fly in the face of laws in Singapore and pending legislation in New York City, as other cities contemplate forcing crane owners to upgrade aging fleets. READ MORE
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March 10, 2014 (Fort Dodge, Iowa)—Two trainers with superior subject matter expertise in crane operations and rigging activities will represent the Association of Crane & Rigging Professionals (ACRP) as judges for the 2014 Top Trainer award. The recognition program, produced by Crane & Rigging Hot Line magazine and endorsed by ACRP, seeks to bring attention to the importance of quality training in reducing crane and rigging accidents.
ACRP's guest judges include Paul Kuber, an advisor and consultant to Becht Engineering, Baton Rouge, La., and Mike Smith, safety director at Crane Rental Corp., Orlando, Fla.
Kuber is currently a Becht Engineering advisor and consultant on heavy lifts, heavy rigging, and heavy haul projects. He spent the majority of his career with ExxonMobil, where he served as a Mechanical Supervisor and Site Lift Specialist. He has had responsibility for training and knowing the content of various regulations and industry standards. He currently serves on ACRP's board of directors, and is an active subject matter expert with various industry groups. His contributions include working with NCCER to develop curriculum and training materials for Riggers and Signalpersons.
Smith is in charge of training and promoting a culture of safety in the day-to-day rental operations at Crane Rental Corp., which boasts a mobile and tower crane fleet up to 825 tons capacity, including a new 600-ton Terex AC500-2 all-terrain crane. Smith has led the company's safety efforts, which has won them several safety awards from the Specialized Carriers & Rigging Association. He currently serves on ACRP's board of directors and is active in numerous regional groups, including Southeastern Construction Owners & Associates Roundtable, Houston Business Roundtable, and Florida Crane Owner's Council.
Kuber and Smith join a team of crane and rigging equipment editors from MCM Group Inc., publisher of Crane & Rigging Hot Line, who will judge 2014 entries for the annual recognition program.
Nominations accepted until July 31, 2014
Trainers are recognized for having a positive impact on students, the work environment or the industry through the use of innovative training techniques or hands-on instruction, by encouraging peer or corporate accountability, and/or through quantitative or anecdotal evidence that the training was successful. One Corporate and one Professional trainer will be selected.
Click here to download the nomination form.
There is no fee associated with making a nomination and the first 30 people to submit a complete nomination will receive a 2014 Hot Line Crane Guide, which features data on crane models from more than 100 manufacturers.
Winners will be recognized in Crane & Rigging Hot Line's November 2014 issue and at an awards ceremony at the 2015 ACRP General Assembly meeting. They will receive scholarships that can be used for train-the-trainer courses, to earn a certification, to attend an industry conference, or other educational purposes; or it can be donated to a student of their choice for similar purposes.
The 2013 winners, Hank Dutton of Travelers Insurance Co., and Angelo Alverio of Crane Inspection and Certification Bureau, will be honored at the May 13-16, 2014 ACRP General Assembly meeting in Nashville, Tenn.
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we are a primary and I have not heard of lesson monitor? what is that exactly?
I think the point re the fire bridage is a good one, they will ignore, however, if you have an indication that there might be a child missing when you take a register, then this might give them some clue as to where that child might be or even that they are actually looking for a child (member of staff / visitor / contractor / etc). Or if everyone checks off on the register you can then tell them "to the best of our knowledge all pupils, staff and visitors are accounted for".
As for a solution, I'm would be interested to hear of any solutions as we're looking to go digital with various things around the school and I've suggested trialling electronic registers now we're on a flat network. I mean, your other option (again, not 100%) is to put an external access point near the assembly point or points. This way, you would have a connection, but the connection is only worth anything if you're server room isn't burning down and so long as the cables don't burn through etc.
we are a primary and I have not heard of lesson monitor? what is that exactly?
ah right ok I shall have a look into this thank you
Apologies this part is off topic slightly, I am genuinely interested in the views from schools. I've never been involved in policy or practice for fire evac in schools so learning here too. I just cannot imagine where a school wouldn't have drills or real fire evacs without a list of some description.
No, schools should not have a fire list/register.
Show me when a register saved a life or lack of one cause loss, then I'll change my mind. :-)
We have fire registers. They are basically check lists of the students in each class so that we can check who we have should there be no access to the electronic system. It's not perfect, but in a small school like ours, each teacher can be reasonably relied on to know which of their pupils was in school at any time.
So I think more the point of having the list of children known to be in school, so the normal register. I'm not suggesting a separate specific on for "enter emergency here". What I am trying to understand is, is the general feeling that children should not be accounted for in the event of an emergency, and just let the fire brigade come and search the building for anyone. That is where the argument seems to have gotten to...
To be clear, not a separate list but some way to account for evacuated and or missing children (and staff let's not forget!)
Some really strange words and phrases used above.
'Reasonably relied on...'
'just let the fire brigade come and search....'
Wow... Now I'm sure I did the right thing. 5 1/2 days left....
Well that is the suggestion, if school staff are not accounting for who is in and not, because the fire brigade will ignore it anyway, then they will search the buildings regardless... I'm struggling where the confusion is, particularly as this is what most responders to this thread have insinuated...
Totally agree with Elsiegee40, something has to be better than nothing.
I'm also lost as to why it is pointless to know if you are missing 2 kids, and possibly know where they are? Surely that helps the fire brigade as to where to search first, possibly. At the very least... hence why I still think they are a good idea.
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