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SAN DIEGO – November 10, 2012 – It's a day full of action for boxing fans. With a fight from Europe in the afternoon warming things up to fine cards on both HBO and Showtime, a fan's DVR or Tivo will get its own workout.
Which fight should you watch live and which should you watch on delay? Ringside Seat has the rundown and the recommendation.
Wladimir Klitschko vs. Mariusz Wach
Saturday, November 10, O2 World Arena, Hamburg, Germany; EpixHD.com, 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time
IBF/IBO/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko (58-3, 50 KOs) will be able to look up against 6'7-1/2″ undefeated challenger Mariusz Wach of Poland (27-0, 15 KOs). Wach is the first fighter Klitschko has faced that is taller. BoxingNews24.com reported Klitschko sparring against guys between 6-6 and 6-8 to get ready.
This will be Klitschko's first bout since the death of trainer Emanuel Steward. He is now trained by a former assistant to Steward, Jonathan Banks. Banks is a fighter himself and has been a sparring partner for Klitschko. This is a test for Banks as a trainer; it will be exciting to see whether he represents the next generation of great boxing trainers.
Wach is a slow, deliberate, bulldozer sort of fighter. He has a powerful right hand and he has the potential to knockout Klitschko. But Klitschko will be patient, let Wach wear himself out, and then Dr. Steelhammer will likely stop Wach without too much trouble.
European fans will turn out in droves no matter what the mismatch with a Klitschko in the ring and there's no spectacle quite like a fight staged in one of the big European arenas.
EpixHD.com is available via a free trial online – click here to sign up. http://www.epixhd.com/freetrial/ It's painless and well worth it. Epix's coverage of brother Vitali's last fight featured ESPN boxing analyst Dan Rafael and trainer Freddie Roach, a pair I'd like to hear commentating live on a major platform more often.
Abner Mares vs. Anselmo Moreno; Alfredo Angulo vs. Raul Casarez
Saturday, November 10, Showtime, 10 p.m. Eastern
Hardcore boxing heads will love this one. Abner Mares (24-0-1, 13 KOs), the WBC 122-pound champion, is putting his super bantamweight belt up against the WBA 118-pound champion Anselmo Moreno (33-1-1, 12 KOs).
Moreno, 27, has momentum from a lopsided victory over powerhouse Vic Darchinyan last December. How lopsided? One judge had the scorecard 120-107. The last fighter to beat Darchinyan so bad was Nonito Donaire in 2007. Moreno had a win in April as well. Mares, 26, is the winner of the Showtime Bantamweight Tournament and has been improving with each fight.
After Donaire's win on October 13, many fans have been talking about a Donaire vs. Mares matchup. But he better not take Moreno lightly or he won't stay undefeated. This is not an easy fight for Mares. Moreno is taller with a greater reach and a good counterpuncher. Mares may have the same problems Donaire had with Toshioko Nishioka presenting the lack of a target. If Mares gets frustrated, he may wear himself out and leave himself vulnerable. But if Mares can get Moreno to engage, it will be exciting to watch.
On the undercard is the long-awaited return of Alfredo "Perro" Angulo (20-2, 17 KOs) taking on Raul "El Tigre" Casarez (19-2, 9 KOs) in a light middleweight fight. Mexico's Angulo has been dealing with immigration issues, spending eight months in detention in El Centro, California since his fight-of-the-year war with James Kirkland last November. Whether this hurt him, we will find out tonight. Anytime Perro is in the ring you will be entertained with an exciting brawl; Casarez is also an aggressive fighter not afraid to engage. The crowd at the Staples Center and the TV audience will enjoy this one.
Vanes Martirosyan vs. Erislandy Lara; Mikey Garcia vs. Jonathan Barros
Saturday, November 10, HBO, 9:45 p.m. Eastern
Vanes Martirosyan (32-0, 20 KOs) and Erislandy Lara (17-1-1, 11 KOs) are both under pressure to prove themselves tonight. California Martirosyan is undefeated, but critics say his promoters at Top Rank have been shielding him from truly challenging opponents. Lara defected from Cuba in 2008 after an extensive amateur career like many of his countrymen; he was on the same amateur team as Yuriorkis Gamboa and Guillermo Rigondeaux. You have to respect his pedigree, but Lara hasn't fought much on the world stage. He lost a decision by a razor thin margin to his only quality opponent, Paul Williams.
Martirosyan works with Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach, who could really use a victor after four straight defeats by some of his best fighters including Manny Pacquiao, Amir Khan and Julio Caesar Chavez Jr. Lara trains with Ronnie Shields in Houston.
This is an evenly matched fight that should answer plenty of questions for fight fans about the two boxers. The winner is in theory supposed to be a mandatory challenger for Canelo Alvarez. Alvarez considers these two small fry and is aiming at a big ticket fight with the likes of Floyd Mayweather or Miguel Cotto next year. To get that shot, one of these fighters has to put on a dominant, spectacular show. It should be a good fight but I don't think anyone looks for a Fight of the Year. I predict a win for Lara here.
The pair gave fans a preview of their fight tonight at their weigh-in Friday from the Wynn Resort in Las Vegas. When they posed on stage for the traditional face off, Martirosyan engaged in some trash talk that pushed Lara into shoving him back. The fighters' camps didn't let it go any farther.
The better fight may be the co-event, Californian Mikey Garcia (29-0, 25 KOs) against Argentinean Jonathan Barros (34-3-1) in a featherweight matchup. Garcia is the younger brother of trainer Robert Garcia out of Oxnard, who just notched a big win by his fighter Brandon Rios over Mike Alvarado in what so far is the 2012 Fight of the Year. The Garcia boxing clan says Mikey is the most talented boxer in the family and that's saying a lot. Garcia won 13 of his last 14 fights by knockout. Don't get up for a beer during this fight.
My recommendation: Record HBO, watch Showtime – and hurry up and tune in Klitschko-Wach on EpixTV.com
Gayle Lynn Falkenthal, APR, is President/Owner of the Falcon Valley Group in San Diego, California. She is also a serious boxing fan covering the Sweet Science for Communities. Read more Ringside Seat in the Communities at The Washington Times. Follow Gayle on Facebook and on Twitter @PRProSanDiego.
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Last night, Mayor Bill de Blasio gave an impassioned speech to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, telling the pumped-up group: "Part of my job description is to be a defender of Israel."
It was a rousing address that many New Yorkers – Jews and non-Jews – would have liked to have heard but for whatever reasons, the event was shuttered to the media. It was only because someone provided a tape of the speech to Capital NY reporter Sally Goldenberg that you can actually hear de Blasio talk about Israel; Azi Paybarah, a Capital NY reporter, was booted from the event.
When de Blasio spoke to an organization of powerful real-estate executives earlier this month, reporters were initially told that cameras weren't going to be allowed into the REBNY event – a decision that was reversed late in the day after pleas were made to City Hall by the Fourth Estate.
A similar move was made this week in the wake of Tuesday's snowstorm. After the mayor was criticized for not doing enough on the Upper East Side, the mayor went to the neighborhood to speak to some beleaguered residents. How do we know this? Because the mayor's office provided a photo to reporters of de Blasio talking with a woman wearing a fur hat near snowy Lexington Avenue.
After de Blasio won the mayoralty, his top aides appeared on NY1 and revealed that de Blasio sometimes made campaign stops that were not on his public schedule. That strategy seems to have made its unfortunate way to City Hall. Doing things below the radar as a candidate sometimes makes sense; it's secretive and dangerous when you're leading the city.
There's some irony in all of this because de Blasio's predecessor, Michael Bloomberg, was correctly criticized for leaving the city on the weekends and not telling the public where he was headed. De Blasio has promised to tell the public when he's leaving town – as he did last weekend when he went on a trip to Rhode Island.
Bloomberg's public schedule, though, was littered with events like speeches to AIPAC and REBNY. The current mayor and his team need to learn that closing doors to seemingly-routine speeches raises questions and eyebrows – even when there may be no ulterior political motive to a freeze out.
Of course there will be certain events where the mayor's office understandably won't want a media horde traveling with Hizzoner. But he should take a lead from the White House and designate a "pool reporter" and a "pool camera" to travel with him. if it's good enough for Barack Obama, it should work for City Hall.
Postscript: On a personal note, I want to thank NY1's Senior Political Producer, Michael Nitzky, for all of the hard work he's logged with the unit over nearly nine years. Besides doing an amazing job at keeping "Inside City Hall" afloat and making all of our reporters and anchors (mostly) happy, Michael's keen intelligence, sardonic humor, and love of politics and sports has made him an ideal seatmate in the station's political pod for me. He's been a great co-worker and an even better friend and I'm going to miss him. It's his last day at the station.
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To get your provider paid in medical billing, you've got to start somewhere. Look no further than the CPT (procedure) codes and associated fee schedules you submit on each claim. The more accurately you assign these codes, the more money the payer sends to the provider.
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The magical little codes that help you turn patient encounters into cash for your provider are the most powerful part of each claim you code. They help prove to a payer that a medical product or service should be paid for.
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Fee schedules with individual pricing: Medicare and other payers, such as Tricare, price codes individually, and their fee schedules list each individual code and the payment assigned to that code.
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- Give your dog a bath and a brush.
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- keep an eye on it. don't close it. don't distract your dogs. if it goes black press a. if your dog goes, take the present and bring the toy back out. If your dog brings the toy to you press home.
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Editorial: BIHS abandons open meeting law
This week, the 10-day deadline for Block Island Health Services to answer the Times's request for documents related to open meetings came and went with no response.
It's pretty incredible that the board refuses to produce even the minutes of open session meetings, which the Times requested for the past three monthly meetings.
The Times also requested emails between board members in an effort to examine whether the board has been conducting "rolling quorums," or meetings that are held via email or phone call without public notice or knowledge.
One point: these document requests don't seek information about the controversial firing of administrator Monty Stover last month. Under state law, any discussion of personnel matters is kept private unless the individual in question asks for it to be public, and Stover did not.
What the Times is trying to get at is something more basic: Whether the BIHS board is following its own bylaws, which require it to follow open meeting law.
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Whether the BIHS board's failure to follow the law or to produce meeting minutes shows that it has abandoned its own bylaws, or is simply in a shambles, it's hard to tell.
But one thing is clear. The BIHS management contract with the town is up for renewal — actually, it expired last year — and it's time for the town to take charge. Do we want the board to follow open meeting law? Do we think there needs to be change in the leadership of this most vital of island institutions? If so, the contract renewal is the time to make it happen.


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All ripping, riffing hardcore, fist in the air, boots to the bum, and lungs shouting out the anthemic choruses. The rise of the new school has merely buffed their edges, the melodies are now a bit stronger, the hooks more barbed, but the basic attitude remains unchanged. The group still have the capacity to be outraged by events happening around them, and, although many of their themes are provincial, "Guinness Boys" and "Gangland" both dissect working class and, more specifically, East End life, they definitely have a universal appeal.
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Both Code Red and Belmarsh Prison highlight by local examples the United Kingdoms dubious record of rights violations within the judicial process and prison services. Egocentric methods have evolved where by people can be held beyond their full term. Purely on the basis of a perceived noterity, which the government views as a threat.
How can we ever have faith in justice, if the right to freedom is being denied and held hostage?
As to Belmarsh Prison, The newspaper piece that inspired this song is an example in an ongoing catalogue of deaths in custody. Its no the first, it won't be the last - whilst government officials keep making asinine statements that reek of cover up.
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Tablets, printers and loads of volunteers keep New York Common Pantry running like clockwork on East 109th Street.
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Clients sit with volunteers and pick out the food that they want on an iPad. The organization's research showed that unwanted food was often wasted.
Then the client's specific request is beamed up to this room and printed out on labels.
That's where volunteers bag exactly what the client ordered. Officials say the need is tremendous due to the recent cuts in food stamps.
"SNAP benefits, formerly known as food stamps, were cut as of November 1, we seeing a rise in the number of people and that's only going to increase as more cuts happen," said New York Common Pantry Executive Director Stephen Grimaldi.
"I can see every morning people on line to get their pantry, we have Project Dignity, we have Live Healthy programs and we have Help 365 programs, which help people 365 days a year," said New York Common Pantry HR Manager Ralph Davis.
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How do you stuff an elephant?  The obvious answer is 'with great difficulty'.
Just look at their size, and you wonder… how, do these dead animals get to look so alive?
Few people realise that, when you look at a 'stuffed' animal, you're looking at a tanned skin that's been skillfully fitted over a postured mannequin or a replica of the animal's body, and not at a preserved carcass.
That might be blindingly obvious  but, believe it or not, most people do honestly think that a taxiderm mount is a pickled or freeze-dried  carcass, or a carcass that has had its innards ripped out and replaced with straw or cotton wool or something.
For small animals, the mannequin might be made from plaster, wood, plastic, wood wool, or any number of other materials, but for a giant thing like an elephant, a pseudo-skeleton has to be constructed from wood, metal and plaster (or their more modern equivalents), and this in turn is used to support mesh, cloth and eventually clay.


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Matt Taibbi is out with his take on the Fed's bailout lending revealed last month. He focuses on how two rich housewives with no apparent business experience got almost a quarter of a billion dollars in the TALF program. In August 2009, John Mack, at the time still the CEO of Morgan Stanley, made an [...]
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A month ago, Brad Miller and a dozen other Congressmen — including House Financial Services Committee Chair Barney Frank — wrote the Financial Stability Oversight Council to ask that they look into the systemic dangers of foreclosure fraud. The letter requested that three very specific things be included in upcoming stress tests and overall consideration [...]
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As promised over the weekend before I realized I had forgotten my Toobz, I wanted to compare the behavior of two bailout recipients, the UAW and the banksters. A number of people have pointed to this intriguing interview about the Korea Trade deal with the UAW's President Bob King. In addition to confirming my math [...]
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Yves does a thorough smackdown on the departing Michael Barr's description of all the things the government is going to get to the bottom of the foreclosure fraud problem, noting that the foreclosure task force simply isn't investigating the problem in enough detail to understand, much less solve, the problem. But I wanted to look [...]
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As I noted, the Financial Stability Oversight Council is meeting today. As announced, they discussed foreclosure fraud and securitization. For less than 15 minutes. And then they moved on, without once raising the issue of whether or not the banks' exposure due to securitization problems posed a systemic risk to our financial system. As the [...]
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DDay has a really important post that–along with a great interview with Brad Miller–includes a letter from Miller and other members of Congress, urging the Financial Stability Oversight Council to take action to prevent the foreclosure fraud problem from becoming a systemic crisis. The letter reminds the FSOC that Dodd-Frank gives them the power to [...]
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Chris Dodd didn't have many questions in yesterday's hearing on the foreclosure crisis. But he did use the opportunity to call on Tim Geithner to convene the Financial Stability Oversight Council to prevent this crisis from blowing up the economy. Dodd: Attorney General Miller, at the outset of my opening comments I talked about the [...]
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Super Crate Box iOS launches the fifth of January. No refunds for iPhones broken in half.
Super Crate Box is probably our best-known game. It's a fast-paced and filled with action – a small, simple, freeware game about collecting crates. Available for both PC and Mac, the game won several 'Best game 2010′ prizes and was nominated for an 'Excellence in Design' award at the 2011 Independent Games Festival.
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Super Crate Box iOS launches the fifth of January. No refunds for iPhones broken in half.
It's been way too long since we had any real news on Super Crate Box iOS, so we thought we'd pick it back up again at some really good news: We've just submitted the game to Apple for review! Admittedly, it didn't make that original release date as the entire Radical Fishing cloning thing went down. On top of that it turned out the original Super Crate Box code is kind of a mess and the game is filled with little details that were hidden somewhere completely irrational deep inside the code. Halfbot has been doing an amazing job at finding and porting all that stuff for the past few months.
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I would like to welcome everyone to our brand-new website! Now with better looks, proper interactivity and over 50% more usability. This one actually shows you what games we've made. Anyway, the new website works, so that is nice. We've got some other things to announce.
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Exactly one year ago, we reckon most of you had never heard of us. Because exactly one year ago, Jan Willem and me were sitting in our little office in Utrecht and we had suddenly decided to add a single feature to the game we were about to release in twenty minutes. We quickly added some code to the website and the game and tested it.
One episode that included Jan Willem running through Philadelphia airport with his shoes in his hands later, we arrived in Austin for Fantastic Arcade. At Fantastic Arcade, we've been finally showing off Serious Sam: The Random Encounter to a larger audience, which has been something we've been looking forward to for quite a while now. We've also talked about the game and the process behind creating the game on Friday, although in our slightly jetlagged state that did turn out rather interesting.
Something that's also really cool is that Radical Fishing is playable on this amazing arcade cabinet courtesy of the event & we talked about the game a bit during our Developers' Commentary panel on Saturday. It was fun finally getting to explain how much effort went into something as seemingly crude as Radical Fishing, getting all of it to feel & be just right. We continued to talk a bit about how cloning is different from iteration & how clones endanger creative, novel games – potentially stopping them from being made at all. Finally, we explained that in the wake of the cloning thing, people told us that we should make 'less simple games' to avoid cloning and not 'show our ideas'. We proceeded to show two simple prototypes we have that we might work on some more later on called FFFLOOD & Yeti Hunter because you know, screw 'em.
The most fun thing about Fantastic Fest is meeting up with fans and fellow developers, but the Super Crate Box Versus tournament we kicked off with an opening match of titans between JW and me comes in at a pretty good second place. I'll have to admit that JW won in a stroke of luck (I did manage to beat JW in the Bit Pilot tournament on Saturday so that evens things out – although JW would say it doesn't). Brandon Strong took away the first place in the Super Crate Box tournament and earned himself eternal fame and a crate filled with goodies.
Speaking of Super Crate Box, Halfbot and us have decided that Super Crate Box iOS just needs a bit more time. It's definitely getting there – the controls are tight, the gameplay is solid & we can pretty consistently have players score close to their desktop scores. We're just going to tweak the weapons a bit more so they feel right on iOS. We believe that'll upgrade the game from being a direct port of the PC/Mac version to being a real Super Crate Box iOS. We're really sorry for the delay there for all of those waiting for the game, but trust us when we say we think it'll be worth the wait.
So now to the most important part of this post, because those of you looking forward to shooting hordes of enemies in their turnbased face, you won't have to wait for long. Serious Sam: The Random Encounter will release on Steam and other digital distribution platforms for $4.99 in mid-October. That's right, only a few more weeks left!


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FLORIDA, July 7, 2012 — Sad as it is to say, most of us seem to know more fiction than fact about Native American life.
Beyond myths and stereotypes, what do the descendants of our nation's pre-Founding Fathers truly want? Can there be honestly be a simple answer to such a complex question?
Also, treaties are pivotal to the prosperity and survival of various tribes. In both the past and present alike, what significance do they really carry for Native Americans?
In this second part of a unique post-interview question-and-answer session, Dr. David Yeagley — the great grandson of Comanche dignitary Bad Eagle — shares his views.
Question: What is your opinion about Indian treaties? Are they sensible? Are they meaningful to Indians today?
Answer: Obviously, the Indian treaties are historical. They were made during times and conditions which essentially no longer exist. They were agreements between the United States (or the earlier Colonies, or even individual Protestant settlements) and different Indian nations. Indians basically agreed to allow the whites to take over land, and to control anyone on it. Why would Indians cede such enormities? Simply because Indians were nice, generous people. Indians were macho hosts, magnanimous care-givers, and indulged the white stranger in his infantile stages of utter self-absorption. But then when more and more whites 'evolved,' and more and more land was needed, and more control was exercised, Indian tribes began feeling pressure—up against one another. One tribe was pushed into the territory of another.
At that stage, Indians were made into enemies of the whites. Wars transpired. It was like an unanticipated train wreck. It was a tragedy, for Indians. There is simply no other way to tell the story. Indians fought for what was theirs. Whites fought for what they wanted, or for what they felt they needed. When both sides seemed irreconcilable and adamant, treaties became at least a temporary solution. The more whites increased in numbers, however, the treaties were inevitably broken, revised, or completely new ones were made. The white thing was a living, growing thing. Therefore, every Indian treaty involved a certain intrinsic instability, or outright unreliability. The white man inevitably broke his word, because his circumstances were constantly changing.
Essentially, the treaty says to Indians, "Look. We white people are here. We're not going away. And we're growing. You have to deal with us. We regret that this causes you disruption. But, you simply have to stop killing white people. You can't keep this up. You go over there, in that area across the river, west of the trees, and you stay there. And we'll take care of you! Deal? You can have coffee grounds, hard sugar, and rotten meat—as long as the grass grows and the wind blows! We promise! Naturally, such an agreement was the only option for life—to the Indians. We were out-numbered and out-gunned.
Now, either congress ran out of money (because those Indian wars were terribly expensive), or the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant has a conscience, and simply does not practice genocide; the fact is, the Indian was left standing, with land. This is extraordinary in itself. In the midst of the wars, many U.S. army generals did want genocide. Indians were intractable, savage, and horrific, as warriors. But, the United States government never ordered any such measure as genocide of the American Indian.
I happen to be Comanche, and we are one of the last tribes to surrender. (In 1875, the last of the free Comanche came into Fort Still, in Indian Territory.) Plains Indians were suddenly confined to virtual stockades. This was unspeakably agonizing. Gradually, however, we learned to wheel and deal like the white man. His treaties did guarantee some kind of life, if we would accept it.
The problem is, 140-year-old treaties don't say anything about insurance, dental, car, health, or even wheat bread. The terms are impossibly general, vague, and the provisions are utterly inadequate, inappropriate, inapplicable, irrelevant, and even detrimental. The terms of the treaties all finally distilled into simple dollar amounts. Today the Bureau of Indian Affairs allots each tribe (or group of tribes) a certain amount of money for operating costs. A total of some 560 "federally recognized tribes" get around $3.2 billion a year—for all tribes combined. (Pocket change for someone like Warren Buffet or Bill Gates.) And there are new "pop-up" tribes on the government agenda all the time—group of people trying to get federal recognition—not so they can get BIA money, but so they can have a casino. But, if they can't manipulate the circumstances successfully, through politicians, the syndicate, and other money laundering agencies, and actually obtain their casino, they can still apply for government grants, which all tribes do. The grants, such as are given by HUD and IHS account for most of the Indian sustenance, not the meager, miniscule BIA allotments.
So, no, the treaties really do not make sense at all. What is foundational is the idea that the Indian tribe is a nation. It has sovereign rights, bought by blood, written in treaty. Indians fought and died to preserve our existence and tribal identity—however humble. For this cause, the treaties have meaning. The tribal nation is recognized in the Declaration of Independence, and in the United States Constitution. This can never change, or America is not America. True, recent administrations in Washington have worked to change America at the constitutional level; but Indians will always fight against this. Our identity, our continued existence, is bound up in the validity of America's historical documents. Indians hold America to those documents. This is another reason I say American Indians are conservative constitutionalists by nature.
Q: If Indians could have everything they want, what would they want?
A: At heart, every Indian is a Ghost Dancer. We want things to be like they were. The Paiute spiritual leader Wovoka said (in the 1860's) that if only the Indians would gather together and dance, and never stop dancing, all the Indians who were killed would all come back, the white man would go away, and all things would be like they were.
It is a compulsive dream, but, only a dream. (The Sioux were once murdered in mass for such a dance. It's called Wounded Knee.) What Indians have today is some meager imitation of white life. We use electricity (when we have it), fry food, drive cars (when they work), and wear Wal-Mart clothes. We celebrate Christmas, and even ask the Lord to bless our food—as well as our tribal meetings! It is a mix of things. We obviously maintain many of our traditions, customs, and social values.
This mix of things does affect our expectations. It affects what we want. We'll never have the open plains to roam on again; we'll never have the big game to hunt. We'll never have our Comanche ponies again. But what we have is ourselves. I, for one, advocate that we preserve our blood lines, or what's left of them. The great mix of things has eroded even our family lines. Fewer and fewer full bloods are alive. Integration of people always means interracial sexual relations and mixed children. This is a grave danger, in my opinion. There are too few Indians to play that game. Miscegenation is more foolish than the wars. Out-numbered in war, we now make ourselves even less numerous!
Indians simply cannot have what we really want. We must compromise. I can only say that we should compromise in the wisest ways possible, ways that will insure the continuity of our people and our identity. Again, I believe Indians should lead the way for the American nation at large. America is obviously lost in the sea of narcissistic solipsism, self-destroying every minute; the Indian, who has sacrificed everything just to maintain his identity, is the only real example left of what it means to be a people, even if your land is taken, your way of life destroyed, and your mind left to manage some semblance of who you are.
Before America becomes "the Indian" all over again, before Americans have to admit that the America they once loved and honored is no more, before I have to be first to extend my hand to the white man and say, "Welcome to Indian Country," I suggest that America take a good hard look at Indians. Is that what you want? If you want to be yourself, be it now, with all your might, before the oedipal white liberals in charge use the Third World non-whites to bury you in your own egalitarian idealism.
After these last several days of learning about Dr. Yeagley's perspectives on politics, philosophy, psychology, and history, our discussion is nearing its end.
In the third and final segment of this session, Dr. Yeagley will explain his years of activism in the Comanche Nation.
Stay tuned.
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Effective November 22, 2012
WAC 388-513-1380 Determining a client's financial participation in the cost of care for long-term care (LTC) services
This rule describes how the department allocates income and excess resources when determining participation in the cost of care (in the post-eligibility process). The department applies rules described in WAC 388-513-1315 to define which income and resources must be used in this process.
This is a reprint of the official rule as published by the Office of the Code Reviser. If there are previous versions of this rule, they can be found using the Legislative Search page.


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According to Fitch Ratings, the majority of CCRCs reviewed are mature communities with stabilized occupancy. Most of the CCRCs reviewed by Fitch Ratings have been operating for 10 or more years. Roughly, 25 percent of CCRCs are rated. Of those 25 percent rated, only half are given stable ratings.
"We were very pleased to have earned a 'BBB' rating," said John Falldine, executive director at Edgemere. "There are many factors that are taken into consideration during this process – financials, consumer demand, management skills, home prices – it all is tallied. To come out on the positive side is a true testament to the hard work of our dedicated staff and also shows that Dallas is a city that held strong during the recession."
Edgemere has shown consistently strong occupancy rates the past three years, with independent living averaging more than 92% occupied. The strong occupancy numbers reflect Edgemere's robust reputation in the market as a luxury senior living provider.
Not only is Edgemere's outlook stable, but the senior living industry as a whole has been steadily showing signs of improvement since the economic recession hit in 2008. According to Ziegler, ratings upgrades for not-for-profit senior living communities outpaced downgrades in 2013 for the first time since 2007, and by the best margin since 1998.
"Home prices are up across the country and the population is aging at a rapid pace," stated Falldine. "Those are ideal circumstances for this industry as we try to meet the growing demand. In Dallas, I hope people continue to see the benefits Edgemere offers aging adults."
With 304 independent living apartment homes, 60 assisted living suites, 31 memory care private apartments, and 72 private rooms for dignified skilled nursing, Edgemere is the largest and most comprehensive life care retirement community in Dallas. The community is located in the Preston Hollow/Park Cities area at 8523 Thackery St. at Northwest Highway, Dallas, Texas 75225. The Plaza Health Services at Edgemere located on the same campus at 8502 Edgemere Road at Northwest Highway, offers assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory support services for Edgemere life care residents, as well as for others in the community.
Edgemere, the only Masterpiece Living® community in Dallas, is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit retirement community owned by Senior Quality Lifestyles Corporation (SQLC), a Texas-based nonprofit organization that owns sister communities The Buckingham in Houston, Querencia at Barton Creek in Austin, The Stayton at Museum Way in Fort Worth, Mirador in Corpus Christi and The Barrington of Carmel in Indianapolis. For information, call (469) 619-0825 or visit www.edgemeredallas.com.
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Some valuable nuggets I unearthed last week:
* Anyone heard of the new print magazine called Diabetes Explorer? It's a bright, colorful 6x/year glossy that focuses on "brief, useful 'hands-on' articles," editor Kathy Spain tells me. Looks pretty neat, although I was surprised to learn that anyone's launching a new paper-based publication in this increasingly digital age.
Thus, you won't find the magazine content there, but you can subscribe or order individiual copies on the media group's website. Or you can find copies at Barnes & Noble, Albertson's supermarkets, and many Wal-Mart stores on the east coast. Y'all let me know what you think.
* Another new online health community website (the concept is on fire!) called CarePlace. Also designed to help people find others who share their health-related issues, they've apparently just added a specific Diabetes Community area to the site. Lots of personal stories and photos here, and the company is actively seeking feedback on new features — although you can't view much of anything without registering. Again, let me know if any of you decide to take it for a test drive.
* Along the same web-based health community lines, check out Manage Your Illness, a new blog from Dr. Tomas L. Creer, a clinical psychologist aiming to help patients learn about self-management of chronic conditions. Lots of information on what he calls "self-efficacy," the linchpin to success with meeting your goals and bouncing back from setbacks. His daughter Jen has sent out a call to the health blogging community to give him a shout out, so consider yourself plugged, Dr. Creer
* Finally, new tips from the from the JDRF on obtaining case-by-case insurance coverage for emerging CGM devices. (That's continuous glucose monitors, for anyone new here. If you need background, have a look at my Diabetes Forecast article on continuous monitors HERE – pdf file.)
If you've already invested in a CGM, or are about to, the JDRF recommends an eight-step process to help you succeed. Note that step No. 8 is "Appeal, appeal, appeal." There are no guarantees yet, but clearly the JDRF is hoping to make enough noise with all these appeals to get the health plans to stand up and take notice. Let's pave the way for CGM to become standard therapy once it's really ready for prime time.
To aid the cause, the JDRF is also issuing a Call For Stories: "We would love to hear from you on your experiences seeking case by case coverage. Whether you beat the odds and received coverage or are still trying, please share your experiences with us so we can share them with others."
And/or you can become a JDRF advocate, helping lobby for health coverage for continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and funds for diabetes research. Click here to sign up for that option.
Frankly, following a lengthy appeal process, I'd all but given up hope on obtaining any coverage for my DexCom. Nice to know the JDRF is throwing some big organizational muscle behind this.


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There is some great baseball commentary in this discussion, but far too often it seems that guys look to debunk or rip apart another person's comments as opposed to just providing smart info.
There are certainly many discussions on CS about "Debating hitting theories" (as Dave said) and those discussions can get heated. When you get opinionated, passionate, smart individuals in a discussion it's bound to happen. That is fine.
This specific discussion isn't one of them and I'm surprised it went this way.
Jeff was right to call people out. This is not what CS is about. We need to be able to share info, debate and do it in a manner that is more diplomatic.
Speaking on behalf of CS, we get many emails from great coaches who say they would love to participate more, but hesitate to because it always ends up in an argument. I hope we can avoid this and still help each other learn more about the game. Thanks.
Bravo, Dave V. I think most meant well by putting in their comments and not necessarily taking offense. Unfortunately, as Dave points out, it turned into something other than "for the kid". I put quotations around "for the kid" because I see it in our hometown LL's...it's for the kids and that usually translates to something else.
To Brandon, you seem to be a very level headed coach, guy, and most importantly, father. Your son has obviously picked that up as well. I only wish I had learned this at an earlier age and was as coachable as your son seem sot be...keep up the fun!
When I hear people that call themselves instructors talk about the many different swings in this game of baseball it raises a red flag. To me, they don't really have a grasp on the what the swing is versus a payers personal style. I see "style" as anything that happens before front heel plant and after the Power V/extension; Technique, or mechanics if you twill is everything between front heel plant and Power V. You don't mess with a hitters style unless it interferes with his technique...period. Case in point is Baltimore Orioles Chris Davis. When he was in HS back in Longview, TX, (I happen to be from Longview and that's why I give the props) Chris was a great talent that absolutely crushed the ball. When he was selected by Texas they felt they needed to put him into a "mold" or "cookie cutter" hitting program and changed his style. That mistake almost cost this kid his baseball career. Just read the article/post that was plead here in CheckSwing. He was and is an upright standing hitter much like Ted Williams, Babe Ruth, etc., however if you compare by video from heel plant to power V, all of these, and 95% of HOF MLB players, get into the same positions at launch, approach, contact, and extension(before wrist roll). If this doesn't convince you there is a difference between style or whatever you want to call it vs technique or whatever you want to cal it, in my humble opinion you are doing your players and students a disservice and you refuse to be open minded and agree that some of the old ways baseball was taught was wrong.
I have said my piece and agree with Dave V...move any responses to my comments here to another forum and just tell Brandon his boy is doing great and doesn't need to change a thing right now. Just make small adjustments as you need them and keep having fun. Unfortunately, we "experts" sometimes forget this part of the game when we are discussing the finer points. In the meantime, as Dave V mentions, keep educating your son and he will be able to make his own adjustments and be a better hitter and player for it.
Enjoy everyone.
I think Bryden's dad got the information he was looking for. That's the main thing.
Is this really what CheckSwing is about? Ego's and roid rage. Are you kidding me. Take your girl quarrel out of this forum. It is about the 7 year old with a really good swing not whose is bigger. Sad
Mike - Get your stuff together buddy. I'm not trying to sell the dad. I offered my opinion that all YOU turned it into the sales thing by saying what you said. Get over yourself. Like I said everyone NOT just you and a mselect few get to voice there opinion on things. It was an observation and if you read what Brandon and I (not you) talked about had very little to do with selling anything. He asked I gave my thoughts. you and everyone else do not have to like it but respond to brandon not ME. Dont critiquic my responce just give your own. I will say it again to the guys who dont work full-time in this game, there are a lot of ways to teach this game, your way is NOT the only way and nits NOT the best way. Move on.......
Bill, you are the only one in the discussion thread who recommended this boy's dad change him. So, you're the only one who may have an agenda here. You're the sales guy ("my cookie-cutter syllabus has made over 120 million in the bigs and over 10 million in college scholarships"). I and every other respondent so far said leave the kid alone for obvious reasons.
You're the one who stated how your school teaches "stride" ("at my baseball school we don't teach a large stride especially to 7-year olds"). A blanket statement. Cookie-cutter. The business end of it impairs your ability to see and treat these kids as individuals. I get it. I've seen it too many times. I'm admittedly sensitive to it.
So, for me, sparing a young athlete from potentially having his natural gifts yield and assimilate to a program is damn sure something worth being right about.
I wasn't contributing to the discussion to try to convince you of anything. What would be the point of that?
I provided my comment to the poster as an advocate, one dad to another.
I'm always looking to learn more and better about the game, hitting in particular.
Show the video.
This 7 yr old doesn't over stride. He has a sequential swing. Its loaded with balance, rhythm and timing. What more do you want out of a hitter?
Stride length is a symptom. Its a result. There are many varying degrees of stride length in the big leagues. Stride length is a worthless landmark.
I want to thank everybody for their input. I as his coach and father just wanted some perspective on whether there was anything mechanical that was holding him back. It's hard to see when you work with him daily if I am seeing the same things as you might having never seen him before. All of your comments have been very helpful. Thanks.
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