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The attention did generate at least one new lead. After seeing Robb on CNN, Ed Sherry, a researcher for the South Florida Researcher's Group an enclave of investigators obsessed with anything remotely related to JFK's assassination and all things Cuban decided to find out about Robb's aunt, Mariada Arensberg. "I never knew his aunt was involved with any anti-Castro activities, so I did a little digging," Sherry says.
He found testimony from a Senate Select Intelligence Committee hearing that Arensberg, who left Havana after Castro took power, had recommended recruits to the CIA. "We knew she was part of an anti-Castro group when she came back to the States, but we never thought she was recruiting for the CIA," Robb says. "I'd hate to think she had anything to do with what happened to Harrison, or that she might have known anything she didn't tell us."
It's possible, Robb says, that Harrison was recruited by his aunt and sent on some kind of CIA-sponsored sabotage or smuggling mission. "The thing is, I don't know what it was," he says. "It could have been anything, but it sure doesn't seem like a fishing trip. Harrison never talked politics."
Robb's aunt died a decade ago. His mother passed away in 2002 after a ten-year bout with dementia. He doesn't know where Lila Rahm is, and he says he heard that Trevor Davies died long ago.
Linda says she hopes Robb feels like he has fulfilled his obligations. "He is a sane, level-headed person who felt very strongly that he had to do this," she states. "But now I keep hoping that maybe this will be the end. This obsession to get to the truth and get the answers from the government is something that I'm not quite sure I understand. I don't have the same need."
His wife Pam is more blunt: "I don't think anything definitive is going to come out of this [protest]. And I don't think he's going to stop."
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David the Baka wrote:YES FUCKING REALLY! Why are you always so pissed off? I got confused after I read Jay's post, becasue I had not laid down any such rule, and even had I did, I doubt it would be enforced, then I remembered that there is an Admin Dave... that was a blond moment for me... even though I have dark brown hair.
Like, light years away.Sythe wrote:BobSagat wrote:David the Baka wrote:Jay means Admin Dave, not Baka David (me)...
Saw that coming from quite a distance away.
Imenak wrote:Wow, I thought I was freaking out for a moment when I saw the thread.
lostdrifter wrote:Bob likes to point out people that point out the obvious. It's a hobby of his.
wazit_blade wrote:First reply!
Sythe wrote:David the Baka wrote:
What has this Baka done to deserve such hate and animosity?
To quote Lord Soth, I believe: "That. Right there."
Lord Soth wrote:wazit_blade wrote:First reply!
First failure, instead. Which is an achievement in itself considering David is here.
Silver Samurai wrote:It's his way of showing that he cares. We still <3 you though, Bob. I need to draw another bishounen for you again. <.< *clears her throat* XD
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American Ballet Theatre's elegant stars continue to prove ballet's enduring power with Petipa's evening-length work La Bayadère and a mixed repertory program.
- Jan. 31 - Feb. 5, 2012
- Opera House
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- $25.00 - $99.00
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Kevin McKenzie, Artistic Director
with the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra
"A victory for American dance"
--San Francisco Chronicle
"One of the world's great classical troupes"
--The New York Times
Making their second appearance in the season, American Ballet Theatre returns to the Opera House with both new works full of vigor and DC favorites rich with heritage.
ABT's mixed repertory program features Taylor's Black Tuesday and Wheeldon's Thirteen Diversions, as well as two different pairs of pas de deux each night.
A ballet for thirteen dancers set to iconic music from the Great Depression such as "Underneath the Arches," "Slummin' on Park Avenue," "The Boulevard of Broken Dreams"and "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?," Black Tuesday was given its world premiere by ABT at the Kennedy Center on April 10, 2001. The Washington Post said, "Exposing societal grit,cruelty, and hypocrisy--in effect, the truth behind the nostalgia--is the hallmark ofTaylor's dances."
Receiving its world premiere by ABT in May 2011 at the Metropolitan Opera House, Thirteen Diversions is danced to Britten's Diversions for Piano (Left-Hand) and Orchestra. The New York Times praises Mr. Wheeldon's choreography throughout as "full of handsome geometries and refreshing contrasts, its energies beautifully focused."
On Jan. 31, the pas de deux are the lush and passionate duet from Act I of Sir Kenneth MacMillan's Manon and the Grand Pas de Deux from Act III of Petipa's Don Quixote. On Feb. 1, they are the romantic balcony scene from MacMillan's Romeo and Juliet and the "Black Swan" pas de deux, one of the most exciting in ballet, from Act III of ABT Artistic Director Kevin McKenzie's Swan Lake after Petipa.
Mixed Repertory Program (Jan. 31 at 7:30 p.m.)
Black Tuesday (24 min., followed by 20-min. intermission)
Casting: Company
Choreography by Paul Taylor
Music: Songs from the Great Depression
Manon (Act I Pas de Deux) (6 min., followed by pause)
Casting: Kent, Gomes
Choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan
Music: Jules Massenet
Don Quixote (Act III Grand Pas de Deux) (10 min., followed by 20-min. intermission)
Casting: Reyes, Cornejo
Choreography after Marius Petipa and Alexander Gorsky
Music by Ludwig Minkus
Thirteen Diversions (29 min.)
Casting: Riccetto / Matthews; Boylston / Gomes; Abrera / Tamm; Messmer / Hammoudi
Choreography by Christopher Wheeldon
Music by Benjamin Britten
Mixed Repertory Program (Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m.)
Black Tuesday (24 min., followed by 20-min. intermission)
Casting: Company
Choreography by Paul Taylor
Music: Songs from the Great Depression
Romeo and Juliet (Pas de Deux) (10 min., followed by a pause)
Casting: Reyes, Cornejo
Choreography by Sir Kenneth MacMillan
Music: Sergei Prokofiev
Swan Lake (Act III Pas de Deux) (12 min., followed by 20-min. intermission)
Casting: Boylston, Simkin
Choreography by Kevin McKenzie, after Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov)
Music: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Thirteen Diversions (29 min.)
Casting: Lane / Salstein; Copeland / Stearns; Underwood / Forster; Shevchenko / Hoven
Choreography by Christopher Wheeldon
Music by Benjamin Britten
Amid the sweeping vistas and grand temples of mystical India, Makarova's staging of Petipa's great Russian classic La Bayadère is a glorious epic of eternal love and godly revenge. La Bayadère offers tour de force performances by ABT principal dancers as the tale's doomed temple dancer Nikiya, Solor the warrior who betrays her, and her archrival Gamzatti. The ballet also features the famed vision of the "Kingdom of the Shades," showcasing the corps de ballet in gossamer white tutus, filling the stage in perfect unison, as sublime as spirits arriving from the afterlife.
La Bayadère (Feb. 2–4 at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 4 & 5 at 1:30 p.m.)
Choreography by Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa
Music by Ludwig Minkus, specially arranged by John Lanchbery
Timing: Act I - 57 min.; Intermission - 20 min.; Act II - 37 min.; Intermission - 20 min.; Act III - 19 min.
Feb. 2 & 4 eve.: Part, Gomes, Abrera
Feb. 3 eve. & Feb. 5 mat.: Herrera, Stearns, Messmer
Feb. 4 mat.: Seo, Muntagirov, Boylston
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Was reprimanded and told to resign. Advice or thoughts would be appreciated. - page 4
Hi there, I work on a general medical/surgical floor and had an incident come up the other day. I was given a large patient load without a nurse tech for help. Usually on our unit we have a tech assigned to a nurse if that... Read More
- 0Jan 2, '13 by hiddencatRNQuote from Orion81Not sure when this happened to your friend, but a quick Google search turns up this info on unemployment appeals in Illinois: IDES: Preparing for Your Appeals HearingI find this topic interesting. I had a friend who was fired. She collected unemployment. The company decided to challenge it, which was done only through phone conversations. No court rooms. My friend ended up having to repay the company for the unemployment she had received. This was in Illinois.
- 2Jan 2, '13 by SopranoKrisQuote from hiddencatRNDon't get me started on Illinois and their terrible unemployment system!!! I had to fire an employee for gross negligence. She was terrible! Always late, always leaving her work unfinished, called in sick all the time, etc. One day, she faxed a client another client's record! Never even checked to make sure the name/number was correct. She had been given several, documented verbal warnings and 3 written warnings (per policy). The fax incident was the straw that broke the camel's back. I was told by senior management to fire her. Firing commenced and end of story...so I thought.Not sure when this happened to your friend, but a quick Google search turns up this info on unemployment appeals in Illinois: IDES: Preparing for Your Appeals Hearing
A year and half later, I get a phone call (never any communication prior to this) from HR that this person decided to appeal her firing and sue for back unemployment and "emotional damages". Not only was I never informed of this, but I was told that the judge in the case wanted to speak directly to the manager who had fired her and didn't want to speak to our company's HR rep.
With no preparation, no time to grab my documentation, I was sworn in OVER THE PHONE and made to testify. The whole time I was speaking, she (the person I fired) kept interrupting me. The judge kept telling her "if you interrupt one more time, I'll hold you in contempt". So, I said my version of events (as best as I could remember them without any notes in front of me to confirm dates). So then Ms. "X" gets her chance to speak and the lies coming out of her mouth were unbelievable! I tried to ask the judge several times if I could provide a rebuttal for her false statements and the judge said "I didn't ask you!"
So, she ended up not only winning her case...the company had to pay unemployment for the year and a half, plus lost wages, plus "emotional damages". What a load of crock!!! She was a horrible employee and she deserved to be fired. I don't know how anyone in their right mind could read those write-ups and rule in her favor. The judge's excuse was that "adequate training wasn't provided". Umm...********! She had to re-take new hire training THREE times because she failed it twice!!! The judge never let me refute her lies about training. It just irks me to no end that someone who was justly terminated ended up milking the system for a whole lot of money. And then there are people who are wrongfully terminated who get the shaft. In Illinois....the no good, shiftless, lazy person gets all the benefits and the person who works hard gets the shaft!!!
- 2Jan 2, '13 by OCNRN63Quote from KyrshamarksIt never hurts to try. The worst that can happen is your claim can be denied. Usually unemployment is denied for "willful misconduct," which includes showing up to work drunk/high, abandonment, etc.You do not always get unemployment with firing. All the company has to do when the unemployment office calls to verify the reason for firing is to say it wsd negligence of duty, which is what they are calling it by the sounds of it, and unemployment will ne denied.
I would still encourage the OP to try to claim benefits if she doesn't have a solid nest egg to use until she can find another job.
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- 2Jan 2, '13 by cardiacrocksYour floor calls an RRT for chest pain, what a waste of time, unless the patient is exhibiting symptoms. As an RN we assess our patients and hopefully are able to decide whether or not WE need to call an RRT. I work on a high acuity tele floor. When I have a patient with chest pain, I assess immediately, get vital signs and if appropriate give nitro, then call the doctor immediately. The irony here is that the patient ended up with indigestion, and you were told to resign, I would totally call an attorney today! Your charge nurse should also be reprimanded, this is all a crock of crap. I hope you find a much better job my dear, you sound like a good nurse. You can come work with me.
- 0Jan 2, '13 by adnrnstudentI'm a new RN, but feel part of that story from when I was a tech. I had a patient mess the bed 3 times in a row. Cheap hospital briefs are useless and despite the blue chucks, still had to change the sheets.
The cost of that was my other pts not getting their morning baths. One of the nurses I was under screamed at me and the other told her to shut up, she didn't understand what I had been through so far.
What are you supposed to do, let them lay in poop?
- 0Jan 2, '13 by ToddysmamaHopefully you will now get your dream job in a better place.
- 3Jan 2, '13 by redhead_NURSE98!Quote from CherylRNBSNI wanted to say this but didn't know if I was right or not. A supervisor/charge nurse who calls a rapid response for chest pain without even considering a stat EKG and labs a) doesn't belong in her position because she doesn't work well under pressure, and/or b) works at a crappy facility that doesn't move fast enough unless you call a rapid response. Either way I don't want to work with her or for her.The simple fact is a rapid response should require more that "chest pain". Was the EKG abnormal? Vital signs? Was the pt diaphoretic? Did the report "chest pain"? or something more vague? How long of a period transpired before initial report and assessment? WHAT WAS THE ASSESSMENT? One does not call a rapid response for indigestion, or chest pain, for that matter. You obtain EKG, blood work, contact MD, give NTG, and gather data. In absence of the time to gather all of the above data, you would only call a rapid response if the pt was deteriorating, and you did not know why. Indigestion does not equal deteriorating.
- 2Jan 2, '13 by Denroc72Sounds like a hazardous work environment. Resigning gives you the upper hand because when you apply for other jobs, you can list your reason for leaving in a manner that is beneficial to you. For example, hazardous work conditions, shortage of staffing, etc. You could also ask questions about these things when interviewing for future jobs. Employers will view you as a nurse who is concerned about the quality of care delivered to her patients. Good luck!
- 4Jan 2, '13 by Wave Watcher1st rule: protect yourself and protect your license! I am a firm believer that a patient has to take some responsibility.....who the heck sits in a hospital bed for 1 hr with chest pain and doesn't push a call button!?? Patients will push that dang button for everything under the sun but won't for chest pain? Geez. Move on to bigger and better things! Sorry you are going through this.


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., July 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- AutoNation, Inc. (NYSE: AN), America's largest automotive retailer, today announced that its total retail new vehicle unit sales in June 2013, as reported to the applicable automotive manufacturers, were 25,162, an increase of 10% as compared to June 2012. Same-store retail new vehicle unit sales in June 2013 were 24,107, an increase of 5% as compared to June 2012. Total retail new vehicle unit sales for AutoNation's operating segments were as follows:
- 8,130 for Domestic, up 15% versus June 2012,
- 12,460 for Import, up 8% versus June 2012, and
- 4,572 for Premium Luxury, up 8% versus June 2012.
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There were 26 selling days in June 2013 versus 27 selling days in June 2012. AutoNation expects to report July 2013 retail new vehicle unit sales on Friday, August 2, 2013.
For the second quarter of 2013, AutoNation's total retail new vehicle unit sales as reported to the applicable automotive manufacturers increased 10%, with Domestic up 16%, Import up 7%, and Premium Luxury up 10%, in each case as compared to the second quarter of 2012. Same-store retail new vehicle unit sales as reported to the applicable automotive manufacturers increased 7% compared to the second quarter of 2012.
The information provided in this news release is based on sales reports provided by our stores to the applicable automotive manufacturers. These reports are prepared based on the standards established by the applicable automotive manufacturers, which differ from GAAP revenue recognition and other requirements and are based on the time periods set by the automotive manufacturers for reporting monthly sales (which generally differ from the calendar month). As a result, our operating results calculated and presented in accordance with GAAP, including our new vehicle unit sales, may differ materially from any results expressed or implied by the information provided in our monthly sales reports and summarized in this news release and future news releases. In addition, new vehicle unit sales are subject to seasonal trends. Consequently, new vehicle unit sales for a particular month are not necessarily indicative of results to be expected for a full quarter or year. Please refer to our public filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including without limitation our Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012 and our subsequent Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q, for additional information regarding our operations. Investors should not assume that our disclosure of the information in this news release means that we have determined that such information is material to the Company.
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Glenholm Vineyard
Glenholm Vineyard is a family-held vineyard highly located by the Limfjord – 45metres above the water – with the view of the islands Livø, Fur and Mors. The underground contains of clay with gravel, chalk and flint, which creates the best conditions for growing grapevine.
At Glenholm Vineyard red wine, white wine, dessert wine, sparkling wine and brandy are produced of different kinds of grapes including Rondo, Regent, Ortega and Madelaine Angevine. During the summer season, the restaurant is open which opens the opportunity to enjoy your meals on one of the many decks. Furthermore, Glenholm Vineyard arranges barbecue evenings.
In 1993 the first grapevine was planted at Glenholm Vineyard. At that time, only about 20 grapevines were planted and it was a mix of four different sorts brought home from England. Without being planned that way, this became the foundation of an ongoing development of a Danish vineyard which today has a planted area of 2.5 hectares. Today eight different sorts of grapevine are grown at Glenholm and the vineyard produces 7000 bottles a year.
Today, Glenholm Vineyard is carried on by the entire family - both the first and the second generation.
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Guided tours for larger groups can be arranged all year round.
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Carol Tubman's Lesbian Chicken
Here is the famous recipe from which it all began. 4 lb (1.8 kg) chicken pieces (they dont have to be lesbian chickens)
- 5 garlic cloves 2 tsp. (10 ml) salt
- 1 cup (250 ml) lemon juice
- 1/4 cup (50 ml) olive oil
- 1 tbsp. (15 ml) cinnamon
- 2 tsp. (10 ml) paprika
- 1 tsp. (5 ml) black pepper
- 1/8 tsp. (.5 ml) cayenne pepper
1. Trim excess fat from chicken; cut into serving-size pieces, skinning if desired.
2. Crush garlic with salt until pastelike; place in a jar and add lemon juice, oil, cinnamon, paprika, and black and cayenne peppers. Place lid on jar and shake to mix marinade.
3. Place chicken pieces in a container in a single layer, pour over marinade, turn to coat, cover and refrigerate overnight.
4. Transfer chicken and marinade to shallow baking dish; bake at 375 F (190 C), basting often with the juice that gathers in the baking tray, for 45 minutes or until browned and juices run clear. Can be barbequed for 30 minutes, basting often. Makes 8 servings
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you can't have a recipe called "Lesbian Chicken" without explaining where on earth the name came from…!
how dod that slip through the net – i must concentrate. lesbian explanation is now in place, you may sleep easy.
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Baste with what? The lemon juice / garlic marinade in which raw chicken has been sitting? That doesn't seem like a good idea…
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Exemestane is also known as: Aromasin
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Exemestane has been assigned to pregnancy category D by the FDA. Animal studies have revealed evidence of increased resorption, abortions, reduced number of live fetuses, prolonged gestation, abnormal or difficult labor, decreased fetal weight, and retarded ossification. There are no controlled data in human pregnancy. Exemestane is only indicated for use in postmenopausal women. If a pregnant women is exposed to exemestane, she should be made aware of the potential hazard to the fetus and the potential risk for loss of the pregnancy.
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There are no data on the excretion of exemestane into human milk. Animal tests have reported milk concentrations of exemestane and its metabolites were approximately equivalent to levels found in maternal plasma. Use of exemestane is not recommended in premenopausal women. Because many drugs are excreted into human milk, caution is recommended if a nursing mother becomes exposed to exemestane.
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sunlight and nightshift
- 3Apr 29, '13 by anotheroneI have been working nightshift for a few years now. I live in a dreary northeastern part of the country. Not many really sunny days. It gets dark early and light late in the autumn and winter. Sometimes, I would occasionaly see the sun or sunlight diving home from
work. It was mostly an inconvinence. It hurt/s my eyes , gave me a headache and infringed my falling asleep time. The other day, I fell asleep super early and woke up in the early morning. I usually go back to sleep but for some mystical reason I decided to get up and take an hr long trip to go shopping. It was super super sunny and warm out. I rarely go outside unless I am going to my car or from my car to a building. I was amazed at all the trees and plants. Even the other cars. Evvetything had so much color. It made me feel so good. I felt like ai was having some sort of awakening out of the very long fall and winter gloom and darkness. any other nightshifters experience this?
- 4Apr 29, '13 by MereSanityYes...been several years and I am ready to get off night shift! Also, make sure you get your bit d levels checked regularly...mine were in the toilet. It really makes a difference.
- 3Apr 29, '13 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorI'm a hardcore night shift worker, but I somewhat adopt a day schedule on my days off and force myself to run errands during the daylight hours. On occasion I'll walk or jog outdoors along the Trinity Trails, which is a network of walking and bicycling trails that runs parallel to the Trinity River in the city where I live. The sunlight is amazing when you don't get to experience it everyday.
I also take OTC vitamin D3 supplements since I do not get daily sun exposure.
- 2Apr 29, '13 by MereSanityQuote from MereSanityErrrr....darn autocorrect meant vitamin d levels!Yes...been several years and I am ready to get off night shift! Also, make sure you get your bit d levels checked regularly...mine were in the toilet. It really makes a difference.
- 6Apr 29, '13 by marycarneyI have the same experience about once a month. Kind of feels what I imagine waking from a coma feels like( the kind of coma they awaken from in the movies- all at once an with your hair clean and make up applied)
Having worked nights for nearly all of my 30+ years in nursing- it's a special topic to me. Did my MSN thesis about night shift, and am currently involved in a GIGANTIC study about how institutions impact the sleep of night employees. I have a third and fourth study planned out in my mind, too!
- 1Apr 29, '13 by WeepingAngelYes. I live in New England and it gets awfully gloomy. We've had a very pretty spring so far!
- 2Apr 29, '13 by tewdleswe use the spectrum of lights in the cabin that are similar/same as sunlight, here in Alaska.
There just is no sun for several months of the year.
3rd shift is difficult for many of us...
- 2Apr 30, '13 by CrazyCoconutI'm a vampire and I don't like the sun. It burns me. And I hate garlic too.
I'd get your vitamin D3 levels checked and be sure to contact your PCP for the correct dosage of IU Vit D3 supplements. Make sure it's cholecalciferol, as it is more potent and has a better bioefficacy than other forms.
- 4Apr 30, '13 by salvadordollyI worked nocs for a long time too. The winters here in the midwest are long and dreary too. I used an Apollo light therapy box during the winters. It really kept up my moods and motivation.
Amazon.com: apollo light therapy
- 2Apr 30, '13 by greenbeanioReading this thread reminds me - we use lightboxes on our (inpt. psych) unit for some of our patients. Maybe I could ask if I could use one of them while I am charting!
And thanks for the reminder in general, about sunlight and vitamin D levels too. I have been so obsessed with just getting enough sleep that I'd forgotten all about getting enough sunlight!


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Former AOL leader René Rechtman to lead Maker Studios' global growth
Maker Studios, the online video giant in the US, has appointed René Rechtman, former chief executive of AOL Be On, as president of international.
René Rechtman: to lead Maker Studios' international operations
Maker Studios has more than 4.2 billion monthly video views and 350 million subscribers, and is home to many of online video's top stars, including the all-time most-subscribed YouTube personality PewDiePie, and Snoop Dogg's WestFestTV.
The Maker Network also includes Blip, the digital media company that develops and distributes original web series.
In this newly created role, Rechtman will drive the California company's international growth strategy, as it looks to develop its strategic partner relationships and build a syndicated business.
He will report to executive chairman Ynon Kreiz and is also making an investment in the company.
Maker Studios already works with content creators in more than 100 countries and generates more than 60 per cent of its viewership outside the US. Rechtman, who led AOL's global premium-branded video push, left the company in October last year.
Talking to Media Week, Rechtman said: "I have been scouting businesses and models around the world the last four to five months. It was clear for me that I wanted to play in the video space disrupting the current value chain, build a platform that connects creation, consumers and brands at scale, and have a clear global nature.
"I have been following Maker Studios for the last two to three years and the innovation, vision, entrepreneurial energy and growth is fantastic and if you combine that with my own vision, then I have a platform that is in the front line of democratising media for generations to come.
"Now with Ynon, who is a friend, as executive chairman, and me having the opportunity to invest, I just felt it was a unique opportunity for me to build a truly global-dominating content and syndication platform that is completely unique and disruptive.
"Maker is at the forefront of a new industry, changing the face of media for generations to come by creating a platform for talent, brands and syndication to partner and engage at scale."
Rechtman joined AOL Network in January 2011 after selling video content distributor Goviral to the company for $97 million (£59 million).
Prior to GoViral, Rechtman spent eight years helping to build TradeDoubler into a leading European provider of performance based marketing solutions.
Kreiz said: "René is one of the most accomplished and respected online video executives on the international stage. He has worked with some of the world's leading media companies and advertisers to pioneer video solutions that reach international audiences at scale.
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Over the past few decades, the cost of tuition, room, and board for undergraduate students has increased, making it more difficult for some students and families to afford the cost of college. While students have historically relied on federal loans and grants and family contributions to pay for college, a growing number have turned to private education loans to help them cover the cost. In 2007-08, private loan volume, including private sector and state sponsored loans, totaled $19 billion, up from $3 billion in 1997-98, according to the 2008 College Board report on student aid. Unlike federal loans, private education loans are not guaranteed by the federal government and are typically more costly for students than loans offered through federal programs. Despite their generally higher cost, about 26 percent of students who obtained private education loans in 2007-08 did not obtain Federal Stafford loans, and more than one-half of these students did not apply for Federal financial aid, according to the Institute for College Access and Success. In 2007-08, 14 percent of undergraduate students obtained private education loans, according to the Institute for College Access and Success, and the average private loan amount was $6,533. This letter discusses GAO's work under the mandated study in section 1122 of the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA) directs the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to assess the impact of private lenders' use of nonindividual factors--factors other than the borrower's own credit worthiness, such as the cohort default rate or graduation rate of the school the student attends-- in making loan decisions. To address the issues raised in the mandate, GAO framed its study around three key questions: (1) What are the key characteristics of private education loan borrowers and the types of schools they attend?; (2) How do lenders use nonindividual factors--including cohort default rate, graduation rate, and accreditation--in making lending decisions for private education loans?; and (3) What is the impact of using these factors on loan products and rates students pay and their access to loans, by gender, race, income, and institution type?
Specifically, according to NPSAS, nearly one-third of the students at the highest cost institutions ($25,000 or more per year) took out private loans. In addition, while students attending proprietary schools accounted for approximately 10 percent of the undergraduate population, over 40 percent of them borrowed private loans. Moreover, a slightly higher percentage of dependent undergraduate students borrowed private education loans (15 percent) compared to independent students (13 percent), and a higher percentage of dependent students from middle and high income families (17 percent and 15 percent, respectively) borrowed private loans compared to dependent students from low income families (about 12 percent).9 In addition, a slightly higher proportion of female students borrowed private education loans (about 15 percent for females and 13 percent for males). While there were varying differences in the percentages of undergraduate students borrowing private education loans by race/ethnicity, Black or African American students were the highest percentage of borrowers. Students who attended certain types of schools were more likely to take out private loans; and in addition, there were small differences that were statistically significant for private loan borrowers with respect to dependent and independent students, family income, gender, and greater differences between some race and ethnicity groups. Private lenders may use nonindividual factors to select the institutions at which they will lend to students and to establish loan terms and conditions, including interest rates, according to lenders and industry experts. Lenders generally view longer programs of study, high graduation rate, and low cohort default rate as more favorable conditions when making lending decisions, according to experts and lenders we interviewed. Lenders, researchers, and industry experts confirmed that lenders have historically used nonindividual factors to help them make lending decisions, especially because students often lack sufficient credit history upon which to base decisions. The student loan lending landscape has changed significantly since the HEOA, which mandated GAO's study, was passed. Many of the lenders offering private loans have exited the market in response to limited access to capital resulting from the credit crisis, according to researchers, lenders, and experts we interviewed. In 2008-09, the private loan volume totaled about $12 billion, according to the 2009 College Board report on student aid. Lenders who have continued their private student loans programs reportedly tightened their lending practices, which have limited some students' access to these loans, according to some researchers we interviewed.
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Education and Workforce Data:Challenges in Matching Student and Worker Information Raise Concerns about Longitudinal Data SystemsGAO-15-27: Published: Nov 19, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 19, 2014.
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Higher Education:State Funding Trends and Policies on AffordabilityGAO-15-151: Published: Dec 16, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 16, 2014.
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College-and-Career Readiness:States Have Made Progress in Implementing New Standards and Assessments, but Challenges RemainGAO-15-104R: Published: Dec 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 12, 2014.
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Indian Affairs:Bureau of Indian Education Needs to Improve Oversight of School SpendingGAO-15-121: Published: Nov 13, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 13, 2014.
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Special Education:Improved Performance Measures Could Enhance Oversight of Dispute ResolutionGAO-14-390: Published: Aug 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 24, 2014.
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Department of Education:Status of Prior GAO RecommendationsGAO-14-848T: Published: Sep 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 10, 2014.
Older Americans:Inability to Repay Student Loans May Affect Financial Security of a Small Percentage of RetireesGAO-14-866T: Published: Sep 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 10, 2014.
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Education of Homeless Students:Improved Program Oversight NeededGAO-14-465: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Aug 22, 2014.
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Special Education:Additional Federal Actions Could Help Address Unique Challenges of Educating Children in Nursing HomesGAO-14-585: Published: Jul 16, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 16, 2014.
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How accumulated body count has led SAMCRO to a crossroads; third in a series (NSFW)
''June Wedding'' (season 3, episode 12)
RIP: Agent Tyler
Death by: Bullets
Reason: Gemma threatened to tell the U.S. Attorney that her statement saying Agent Tyler had killed Cameron Hayes' son was a lie fed to her by Stahl and Gemma assumed Agent Tyler would back her.
Result: During the Hector Salazar standoff, Stahl took Tyler to cover the back exit, so she could blame Salazar for killing her. With Salazar contained, Stahl had to shoot Tyler in the neck and blame it on three Mexican men. ''Just go, baby. Just go,'' Stahl told Tyler, stroking her face. When she passed, Stahl faked tears and yelled for help. When Stahl gave her statement, she revealed she was in a relationship with Tyler and said Tyler had confessed Gemma's statement on the murders of Hayes' son and his girlfriend were accurate as she was dying.
Reverberations: It was time for Jax to hold up his end of the deal and deliver Jimmy. The audience cared even less for Stahl, who'd set up Opie to look like a rat in season 1, resulting in the death of his wife.
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My friend always brings up this topic, and debating it with him is like trying to debate which came first, the chicken or the egg. In my opinion, if you don't need the money now, put it away whatever you can afford to for retirement. Makes sense right? But my friend believes that, sure you should put away for retirement, but just the minimum to get matching, why? Because he doesn't believe it's wise to lock up all that money for something you don't even know you'll be around for. He does have a point. What if all this money we're saving for retirement just doesn't come around? I know, how depressing is that...but what if? It's important to consider it. So, there is a balance point, and it seems like that point is very unique to each individual. I myself try to put away whatever I can up to the federal limit...might as well. What do you do? Do you max out your retirement contribution?
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text: Children's Health 1996 MEPS Chartbook No. 1 This MEPS Chartbook is from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey of the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. In this era of rapid changes in our health care system, it is important to assess periodically where we stand. This report presents the latest available information concerning three key elements related to children's health.The first section of the report presents data on the health insurance status of children in the United States. Since having health insurance is just one factor that may influence children's health and well-being, the second section of the report addresses access to health care, with a focus on usual source of care and barriers to care. Finally, the third section of the report turns to the motivating force behind our Nation's interest in children's health insurance and access to care: the health status of children.By Margaret E. Weigers, Ph.D., Robin M. Weinick, Ph.D., Joel W. Cohen, Ph.D. ContentsExecutive SummaryIntroduction—Health Policy for ChildrenSource of Data for This ReportSection 1—Children's Health InsuranceSection 2—Children's Access to Health CareSection 3—Children's Health StatusConclusionsLooking ahead—Future MEPS Data on ChildrenReferencesExecutive SummaryWhat were we doing well in 1996?Almost two-thirds of all children were covered by private health insurance.Most children living with working parents had employment-related health insurance.An estimated 9.4 million children who were eligible for Medicaid in 1996 would not have qualified for coverage under the 1987 rules.91% of all children had a usual source of health care.Less than 12% of American families experienced barriers to receiving needed health care.80% of all children were in excellent or very good health.70% of children in excellent health had private insurance, while 15% had public coverage.On the other hand...Nearly 11 million children were uninsured.Of all children who were uninsured, approximately 90% lived in households with a working adult.Many children remain uninsured despite being eligible for Medicaid. MEPS estimates indicate that over 3 million young children and more than a million older children were eligible but uninsured.20% of uninsured children lacked a usual source of health care.Of families with barriers to receiving needed care, 60% said the main reason they did not get care was because they could not afford it.2.8 million children were in fair or poor health.Only 43% of children in fair or poor health had private insurance, while 42% had public coverage.IntroductionHealth Policy for ChildrenHigh-quality health care is important to the well-being of America's children. Recent policy changes have attempted to increase children's health insurance coverage and access to care so that children can obtain health care that is appropriate to their developmental needs. In the last decade, the Medicaid program has been expanded to decrease the proportion of children who are uninsured. However, a substantial number of children still lack health insurance and adequate access to care. Consequently, they risk health problems associated with not being immunized, not receiving appropriate well-child care, and not receiving timely treatment for acute health problems.Return to ContentsSource of Data for This ReportThe estimates presented in this report are drawn from the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS). MEPS is the third in a series of medical expenditure surveys conducted by the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. It is a nationally representative survey that collects detailed information on health status, health care use and expenses, and health insurance coverage of individuals and families in the United States.These data come from the first and second rounds of interviewing for the Household Component of the 1996 panel of MEPS. (Note 1). The estimates presented here are nationally representative of noninstitutionalized children under age 18. In some cases, totals may not add precisely to 100 percent as a consequence of rounding. Where shown, the racial category "white" includes children identified as white as well as a very small number of children identified as American Indians, Aleuts, Eskimos, or other races. MEPS data are released to the public in a number of formats, including public use data files and the printed "MEPS Research Findings" and "MEPS Highlights" series. The numbers shown in this Chartbook are drawn from a variety of the Research Findings reports, as well as additional analyses conducted by the MEPS staff. Select to access references for this report.Return to Contents Note 1. Data collection for Round 1 took place between March and July 1996 and asked about health-related issues for the period from January 1, 1996, to the date of the Round 1 interview. Round 2 data collection occurred during the period from August to November 1996 and asked survey respondents to report on health-related issues between the date of the first interview and the date of the second interview. All data concerning health insurance, health status, and demographics presented in this chartbook come from Round 1 of the survey. Health insurance and health status estimates should therefore be interpreted as estimates for experiences during the first half of 1996. Information on access to care was obtained in Round 2 of the survey; however, the questions on access to care generally did not ask about a specific time period.Section 1—Children's Health InsuranceHealth insurance plays a critical role in ensuring that children obtain timely medical care that is appropriate to their developmental needs. In an era of high health care costs, individuals' difficulty affording medical care has made health insurance essential for ensuring that children's health services are both accessible and affordable.Children's health insurance: Where do we stand?15.4% of the Nation's children were uninsured throughout the first half of 1996.One-fifth (20.8%) of children had public coverage.Almost two-thirds (63.9%) of the Nation's children were covered by private health insurance.Select to access Figure 1.Who are the uninsured children?Nearly 11 million children in America were uninsured throughout the first half of 1996. These children represent 15.4% of all children in the United States.Of all children uninsured throughout the first half of 1996, about 90% were in households with a working adult.Children in families with a working adult represented over a fifth (22.1%) of the non-elderly uninsured population. Are minority children at greater risk of not having health insurance?Hispanic children were the most likely to be uninsured: 27.7% of Hispanic children, 17.6% of black children, and 12.3% of white children were uninsured.White children were far more likely to have private health insurance (73.9%) than either black (41.7%) or Hispanic children (39.8%).Nearly a third (32.5%) of Hispanic children and 40.8% of black children had public health care coverage, compared to only 13.8% of white children.Select Figure 2 (3 KB). Are children in single-parent families at greater risk of not having private health insurance?Approximately one-quarter of children in the United States live in single-parent families.Roughly one in five children (19.8%) in single-parent families were uninsured during the first half of 1996, compared with 13.6% of children in two-parent families.Nearly three-quarters (73.7%) of children in two-parent families had private insurance, compared with only 38.7% of children in single-parent households.Children in single-parent families were three times more likely to have public insurance than children in two-parent families (41.5% compared to 12.7%).Select Figure 3.How do parents' employment and education levels affect children's health insurance?EmploymentChildren living with two employed parents were the most likely to have employment-related private health insurance.79.1% of children living with two employed parents had health insurance through an employer.58.8% of children in two-parent households with one working parent had health insurance through an employer.51.1% of children in single-parent households with a working parent had employment-related health insurance.EducationAdults' educational level greatly influenced the probability of children being insured.27.6% of children living in families where adults had less than a high school diploma were uninsured.Only 10.6% of children living in families where adults had more than 12 years of education were uninsured. How did recent Medicaid expansions affect the health insurance status of children?Medicaid expansions between 1987 and 1996 resulted in more generous eligibility rules for children. During the same period, the proportion of children covered by Medicaid increased from 12.4% to 20.9%.Young children were targeted by the expansions, and 1996 estimates show that the largest increase was among that group. Medicaid enrollment among children 5 and under nearly doubled, from 13.8% in 1987 to 25.8% in 1996.Approximately 9.4 million children under the age of 18 who were eligible for Medicaid in 1996 would not have qualified for coverage under the 1987 rules.Select to access Figure 4. Are all the children who are eligible for Medicaid enrolled in the program?Medicaid expansions have increased access to health insurance for children. However, many Medicaid-eligible children still are not enrolled. Of the estimated 16.6 million children age 12 and under who were eligible for Medicaid, approximately 3.3 million (19.7%) were uninsured during the first half of 1996, 4.4 million (26.6%) had private coverage, and 8.9 million (53.7%) had public coverage. (Note 2.)In addition, MEPS estimates indicate that more than 1 million children age 13 and over were uninsured despite being eligible for Medicaid.Select to access Figure 5. Note 2. Estimates include children made eligible under both Federal and State Medicaid expansions. Children age 12 and under are defined as those born after September 30, 1983. Eligibility was predicted for each person in Round 1 of MEPS based on age, gender, pregnancy status, family composition, employment status of parents, and family earned income. Earned income was computed using data on wages and hours worked for all jobs as of the interview week. The Medicaid eligibility measure does not account for disabled children or adults.The estimates presented here for young children differ from other widely cited estimates for children age 10 and under, primarily because 11- and 12-year-olds who became eligible under the Federal expansion rules in effect in 1996 are included. In addition, children who are eligible under optional State expansions are included, and eligibility is predicted using weekly earned income rather than annual income from all sources.What is the employment status of parents of children on Medicaid? 40.1% of Medicaid-enrolled children under the age of 18 lived with one employed parent.An additional 12.7% of Medicaid-enrolled children under 18 lived with two employed parents.Select to access Figure 6. Page last reviewed March 1998 Internet Citation: Children's Health 1996: MEPS Chartbook No. 1. March 1998. 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Statewide 21 schools must begin making major changes to improve student test scores. This is the strongest mandate "No Child Left Behind" has implemented so far. Three of those schools, Jackson Elementary, Swan Hillman Elementary, and Washington Communication Academy are in the Rockford school district.
With no child left behind still being a relatively new policy no schools last year were required to make these changes. So there is no precedent, and many questions regarding how exactly these schools will make changes.
It is still unknown what the administration for the Rockford school district has planed for those schools with failing scores. We talked with a spokesperson form Dr. Thompson's office she said the superintendent of Rockford schools wouldn't be doing any interviews until the schools have been briefed.
One positive note on the new report was South Beloit Junior High being taken off the federal watch list.
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When properly recycled, old plastic parts in junkyards can find second life in new products. Sony's new Bravia LCD TV makes use of parts made from flame-retardant polystyrene regenerated by a new in-house system in a Sony facility in Japan. By recycling polystyrene waste from previously sold Sony CRT TVs and polystyrene foam packaging materials, Sony can reduce CO2 emissions by 30–40% compared with the use of new materials, and also cut production costs.
Conventionally, polypropylene has been the preferred candidate for recycling in the consumer electronics industry. Polystyrene, despite being the key plastic material used in TV parts, had been overlooked in this area due to the difficulty of removing extraneous substances and ensuring sufficient flame and impact resistance. As for polystyrene foam packaging, it had only been reused as polystyrene foam products because of the material's fragility and lightness.
Sony's new proprietary additive, however, enhances the heat and impact resistance of polystyrene foam to a sufficient level for use in TV parts. With it, Sony's Inazawa TEC (Inazawa City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan) was able to overcome previous technical obstacles and turns recycled polystyrene waste into parts for the Bravia LCD TV line, which is scheduled for introduction in Japan in spring 2008.
Researchers at HP made a similar breakthrough recently, as the company found a way to recycle its ink jet print cartridges and regular water bottles into new cartridges that are competitive in performance with those made of virgin materials. HP says since piloting the program, it has used enough recycled plastic to fill more than 200 tractor trailers and created more than 200 million ink jet cartridges globally. Last year, the company used more than 5 million lb of recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) in its ink jet cartridges, and it is committed to using twice as much in 2008.
One major hurdle during the research process was how to recycle PET of different grades into a new material with the same properties as the highly engineered, glass-filled PET specifically formulated for the HP ink jet cartridges. Additives play a key role. The research team uses them in combination with recycled bottle resin and PET to offset lower viscosity, as well as thermal and mechanical property changes. The additives comprise chain extenders, which control the molecular weight; impact modifiers, which provide the right amount of resistance for the product drop test; and nucleating agents, which restore the crystalline nature of PET. Because the recycled bottle resin contains no fibers, additional glass fiber also has to be added. The result is a recompounded, reengineered material that works with existing molds and manufacturing lines. For this, HP was presented with the environmental stewardship award from the Society of Plastics Engineers in March.
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Nominations for the 2009 Best Buy Teach Awards are now open. The program will award $2 million in K-12 grants this year for the use of technology in ways that engage students in the classroom and help keep those students in school.
The Teach Awards recognize schools and districts for "exceptional, creative use of interactive technology in the classroom." Winners will be chosen based on the strengths of their current programs and their plans for expanding those programs in the following year.
Individual prizes will range from $1,000 to $5,000, and $10,000 will be awarded to up to 15 applicants whose programs focus on ninth-grade students. according to organizers. The program is open to all K-12 school, public or private, in the United States and Puerto Rico.
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