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Hot on the heels of The Chaser, Hong-jin Na's second feature is an equally breathless tale of exile, assassination and existentialism.
The Yellow Sea opens with its anti-heroic protagonist Gu-nam (Jung-woo Ha) recounting in voice-over an anecdote from when he was just 11 years old: after his dog had gone on a murderous frenzy with rabies, it ran away from the vengeful neighbours, returning home days later to die pitifully not that that stopped the neighbours from digging up its corpse to eat. "The reason I thought of it," comments the now adult Gu-nam, "was because the rabies that had vanished had come back."
Sure enough, dog-eat-dog madness, desperate flight and the urge to return will become the dominant themes of Hong-jin Na's second feature. It is the first ever Korean film to have received substantial funding from a major Hollywood studio (Fox), attracted no doubt by the breathless intensity of Na's extraordinary debut The Chaser (2008).
The Yellow Sea shares not only that film's preoccupation with sweaty street-level criminality and elaborate pursuit sequences, but also its all-important DP (Sung-jae Lee), editor (Sun-min Kim) and two leads (again caught in a game of deadly cat-and-mouse with each other, albeit in rather different circumstances). But the plot that it unravels is more reminiscent of Tung-shing Yee's One Nite In Mongkok (2004). For here too an outsider crosses the sea, seizing upon a hitman's contract as an opportunity to look for his missing lover, only to run aground on the vagaries of fate and the cruelties of his fellow men.
Gu-nam is a Joseonjok, or ethnic Korean, from Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in Northeast China. His work as a cabdriver will never pay off the massive debts that he has incurred purchasing a visa for his wife to find employment in South Korea - and, to make matters worse, she has dropped out of all contact and stopped sending back money. So local gangster Myun Jung-hak (Yoon-suk Kim) makes Gu-nam a tempting offer: in exchange for murdering a man in Seoul, Gu-nam can also look for his wife while there ("you can bring her back or kill her"), and return with all his debts cleared.
After a nightmarish voyage across the Yellow Sea, Gu-nam's every effort in Seoul will fail, with the trail to his wife going very cold, and someone else beating him to the kill. In the frame for a murder that he did not commit (but certainly intended), and pursued by the police, by a local crime syndicate, and soon also by Myun and his gang of axe-wielding Joseonjoks, the cornered Gu-nam decides to "find out who started this, how it happened" before making his final journey home.
The result is a gripping existentialist thriller, where jealousy, greed and desperation, the most basic (and base) of human impulses, lead inexorably to a chaos of carnage, and where exile and death cross their borders to merge into an emotionally-charged sequence of final images.
Caught between two nations, Gu-nam is always at sea, tossed and buffeted by whatever the tide brings and the struggles of this doomed desperado to keep his head above water are heroic precisely for their futility. And so, in a strategy that will be familiar to anyone who has been catching Korea's New Wave of cinema, Na deftly weaves social realism into an engaging confusion of genres, turning The Yellow Sea from noirish crime procedural to energetic chase movie to ultraviolent revenge flick, without ever losing sight of the human tragedy inherent in its human dramas.
Hitting international shores in a Director's Cut some 16 minutes shorter than the original Korean theatrical release (the differences between these two versions are detailed here), The Yellow Sea is as taut, tight and muscular as it is bleak, while Yoon-suk Kim's Myun, whether armed with hatchet, knife or barbecued lamb's shank, makes for one of the most mesmerisingly monstrous villains ever to have rampaged across the screen. Yet despite its frenetic pace, the film remains just as memorable for moments of stillness and melancholy. After all, every dog may have his day, but Gu-nam, like his childhood pet, knows exactly what awaits his return.
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Attendance: 13,033
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Adam DiMichele threw for a career-high 370 yards and a school-record six touchdown passes, as he led the Temple Owls to a 55-52 victory over the Eastern Michigan Eagles in a Mid-American Conference tussle at Lincoln Financial Field.
DiMichele completed 21-of-37 pass attempts in the Temple (4-7, 3-5 MAC) win. Bruce Francis grabbed nine passes for 125 yards and also had a school- record four touchdown receptions.
Andy Schmitt set EMU (2-9, 1-6) single-game records by completing 50-of-76 pass attempts for 484 yards, and he also threw three scores. Tyler Jones caught 17 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns in the losing effort. Jacory Stone grabbed 18 passes for 152 yards and a score for the Eagles.
EMU struck first, as Schmitt found Jones with a 15-yard strike early in the opening frame.
The Owls struck back late in the period, as Jake Brownell connected on a 34- yard field goal.
The Eagles took a 14-3 lead early in the second quarter, following an eight- yard pass from Schmitt to Stone.
DiMichele and Francis then hooked up on touchdown passes of three and 31 yards within minutes of each other to give the Owls a 17-14 advantage.
Schmitt and Jones responded late in the period with an 11-yard connection.
But the Owls would go into the break with a 24-21 lead, as DiMichele found Joe Jones for an eight-yard touchdown pass in the final minute of the half.
A 35-yard Brownell field goal early in the third period extended the Temple advantage to 27-21.
Joe Carithers pulled EMU to within three midway through the frame with a 25- yard kick.
But DiMichele responded just minutes later with a four-yard toss to Francis to give the Owls a 34-24 lead.
The frantic scoring pace continued in the fourth quarter. EMU found the end zone again early in the final period of play with a one-yard plunge by Schmitt.
A 10-yard pass from DiMichele to Francis then gave the Owls a 41-31 lead with 12:39 to play.
The Eagles responded minutes later with a two-yard Dwayne Priest scamper.
A three-yard DiMichele run midway through the period gave the Owls a 48-38 lead.
Priest found the end zone once more late in the frame following a two-yard run.
DiMichele gave the Owls a 55-45 lead less than a minute after with a 45-yard scoring strike to Jason Harper.
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MLB Matchups >> Seattle Mariners vs. Kansas City Royals Preview 09/04/2013
The Seattle Mariners will be fighting to snap a losing streak on Wednesday when they take on the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium.
The Mariners will give the ball to starter Taijuan Walker in this one. Righthander Walker is 1-0 this season with a 0.00 ERA.
Starting this game for the Royals will be Ervin Santana. The righthander has a 3.19 ERA to go along with a 8-8 record this season.
Oddsmakers currently have the Royals listed as 168-moneyline favorites versus the Mariners, while the game's total is sitting at 8.
The Mariners were a 4-3 loser in their most recent outing on the road against the Royals. That made winners of bettors who got Kansas City at -164 on the moneyline, while the total score (7) was good news for UNDER bettors.
CURRENT STREAK:Seattle has lost 3 straight games.
Kansas City has won 3 straight games.
TEAM RECORDS:Seattle: 62-76 SU
Kansas City: 72-66 SU
SEATTLE MOST RECENTLY:When playing on Wednesday are 5-5
Before playing Kansas City are 5-5
After playing Kansas City are 6-4
After a loss are 3-7
KANSAS CITY MOST RECENTLY:When playing on Wednesday are 5-5
Before playing Seattle are 3-7
After playing Seattle are 4-6
After a win are 7-3
A FEW TRENDS TO CONSIDER:The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Seattle's last 5 games
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Seattle's last 5 games on the road
Seattle is 5-2 SU in its last 7 games when playing Kansas City
Seattle is 3-9 SU in its last 12 games
The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Kansas City's last 5 games
Kansas City is 8-2 SU in its last 10 games
Kansas City is 4-1 SU in its last 5 games at home
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Kansas City's last 6 games at home
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"Don't start no shit up in here tonight!" Trinidad tells a group of b-boy -clad young men in sneakers and culturally sanctioned professional sports team jerseys. Their cropped blonde counterparts, pristine and preppie in Old Navy and Gap garments, pass Checkpoint Charlie undisturbed while the giant barks at the boyz, "Security here does not play -- you understand?" His tone is firm, yet playful because here at Saturday night's Poplife, absent is the regular ruckus found at other popular nightspots just over the causeway. The vibe of this bohemian gathering is carefree.
Though Poplife's appeal is its indie, electropop, and modern music, a deeper attraction pulses beneath the beats. Here is a refuge for local artists who want to unwind after a performance or on a rare Saturday "off night." Most in the local arts scene don't fit or feel comfortable with the champagne flow of South Beach hangouts. Poplife is a place for social misfits of all types: breakers, Goths, punks, beatniks, rockers, and musicians. There are no paparazzi or Trend Trackers to log the night's activities amid the Amazonian foliage.
Here designer fashion does not make as much of a statement as just being cool. In this scene bohemians adorn themselves with vintage clothing, self-styled designs, and T-shirts with slogans from eras gone by. Just as the music is retro, so too is the fashion. The overall consciousness of the party and its attendees belongs to some imaginary place where cultures mix. Where genders bend and status is not an issue. It is a little bit hippie and a whole lot of androgyny. This is the type of meeting place a young Andy Warhol or David Bowie would have loved to attend in order to meet up with Grace Jones or Sid Vicious for some late- night shenanigans -- even without the drugs.
As usual, DJ/promoter Ray Milian signals to the crowd that it's time for the dancing to begin with Radiohead's "Idioteque." In the main room, dancing with his ballerina girlfriend Jessica, is Jorge Mejia from local act The Green Room. He and Jessica sway to the music like a couple of clubbers from Desperately Seeking Susan. Jessica is a gracefully petite redhead with all the poise of a professional ballerina. She smiles as she and Mejia survey the Poplife constituents.
Volumen Cero, fresh off the release of their major label debut Luces, take to the dark corners of the room to bask in the glow of celebrity in the company of lanky, pasty beauties. Over by the crowded bar, Nasty, promoter of Hard Rock Cafe's music series called The Venue and front man for punk band The Gimmix, is downing a few more beers than perhaps he should. He is sporting his trademark 90-foot-tall Mohawk (at least it seems like it's 90 feet tall). "I gave you a CD and a press kit a while ago and you haven't called me back yet," squeals Erica Sommers of local altrock band ESP. Nasty is a little too incoherent to engage her. He is soaking up Soft Cell's "Tainted Love" in the crowded, sweaty room.
DJ Le Spam cranks out the classic Jungle Brothers' song "Straight Out the Jungle" in the smaller, psychedelically styled hip-hop room. John Speck, trombonist of the Spam Allstars, wearing his trademark guayabera and golfer's plaid pants, slinks about the dance floor while rapper Afrika recites, "I'm a Jungle Brother/A true blue brother/ And I've been to many places you haven't discovered." Speck is getting his proverbial groove on with a young lady who is riding the wave of low bottom created by the bass cabinets in opposite corners of the room. John's dance partner is a New York blonde here in Miami for the holidays. She frequents Poplife whenever she wants to lose her East Village state of mind and meld with subtropical oneness. The couple twists and turns, just the way the crowd usually responds when the Spam Allstars are doing the entertaining at one of the many parties they throw during the week. Others sink into the sofa and hibernate in the darkness. It feels almost like an opium den. When DJ Alex takes over on the decks, hip-hop music is still playing, but the vibe is just right.
There is not much breakdancing tonight. The compact dance floor, soaked in some slippery syrup, seems reserved for those who want to pair up and "shake what they momma gave them." A woman wearing an old RUN DMC shirt and a smile to match nods her head in agreement with the musical selections that ooze out through the eight-foot-tall speakers. She is pleased with the DJ. Even when the gangsta-strident Snoop Dogg song, "Murder Was the Case," comes on there is not much commotion. It's almost like the people in the room are listening to a different song. Perhaps in their heads they are listening to an old song by the Doors. Nothing here is vile or offensive.
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"Ballard Prepares" to survive
The actual course will have to be another story entirely! Ballard News-Tribune. January 30, 2013 Resilience 101 When my friend heard there was an opportunity for 90 Ballardites to receive emergency preparedness training, she thought it would be good to… [Read More]
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There's more to the story than The Viking being sold and a difference between a developer from overseas and one who is really local. Ballard News-Tribune. January 23, 2013 The Builder Years ago I saw changes in Ballard in black-and-white terms. Devel… [Read More]
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Thank you to Claire Thornburgh for her owl photos. I won't ask if she has a long lens. Ballard News-Tribune. January 16, 2013 Home for the Holidays It wasn't my intent not to leave Ballard for anything other than airport pick-ups and drop-offs for … [Read More]
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I started to post this earlier but was going to find some pictures of parched corn fields to add. There doesn't seem to be time for details any more so here goes without. I've been home three weeks and I'll still appreciating every footfall on Northwest soil. Ballard News-Tribune. July 18, 2012 Home Sweet I [...] [Read More]
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The Ballard News-Tribune has been doing features called Coffee with the Candidate, in which they interview candidates running for office. With Mary Lou Dickerson's retirement there has been a rash of new candidates for the 36th District seat she has held since 1995. Meanwhile there are two candidates on the ballot for the August elections [...] [Read More]
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Prep Time: 30 min.
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Total: 3 hr. 30 min.
Prepare this dish a day in advance so that the flavors have time to develop. Spicy yogurt dressing also makes a delicious dip for skewered grilled meats or vegetables.
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Calories 236
Calories from Fat 134 (57%)
(24%)Total Fat 16g
(12%)Saturated Fat 2g
Polyunsaturated Fat 5g
Monounsaturated Fat 7g
(0%)Cholesterol 0mg
(7%)Sodium 158mg
(8%)Potassium 273mg
Total Carbohydrate 19g
(10%)Dietary Fiber 2g
Sugars 5g
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Arizona's early June deadline for independent presidential candidates to get on the general election ballot is illegal, a federal appellate court ruled Wednesday.
In a unanimous decision, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals accepted the arguments by an attorney for Ralph Nader that the deadline, which applies only to those not affiliated with major parties, is unfair.
The judges rejected arguments by Secretary of State Jan Brewer that the early deadline is necessary to print ballots for the November election. The judges said the state's arguments held no water because election officials don't know for weeks - or months - later what other issues will also be on the ballot.
And they noted the deadline doesn't apply to the major parties, who are allowed to submit the names of their candidates for the ballot in August or even later.
Potentially more significant, the judges also agreed with Nader that it is illegal to forbid anyone but Arizona residents to circulate petitions for presidential candidates.
The two conclusions, unless overturned, could open the door to more independents running for president - and possibly other offices. The judges, in voiding the restrictions, left it unclear whether the ruling applies only to presidential contenders or to all independent candidates.
It will now, however, immediately affect Nader. Chris Driscoll, Nader's spokesman, said the perennial candidate, who challenged the requirements in 2004, already submitted sufficient signatures for this year's campaign by Arizona's now-illegal June 4 deadline.
Brewer said she disagrees with the ruling and will ask the Arizona Attorney General's Office to seek review by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The law Brewer was defending says all nominating petitions must be submitted at least 90 days before the September primary election, which in turn, is two months before the general election. Challenges to nominating petitions must be filed within 10 days of that deadline.
Wednesday's ruling does not set a new filing deadline, leaving it up to the Legislature to recraft the law in a fashion that does not interfere with the rights of independent presidential candidates.
The appellate judges looked with no more favor on Brewer's argument that the state needs to restrict who can circulate nominating petitions because it makes it easier to subpoena circulators during that 10-day deadline for appeal.
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Byon June 28, 2012
To hang your fortune on chance.
The president finally has found the six-word answer on why health-care reform any health-care reform couldn't wait until the second term, or on a jobs package, or on a Wall Street bailout, or something else that tickled Rahm Emanuel in his funny places. People were getting sick because they couldn't afford to stay well. People were dying because they couldn't afford to get well. This is a moral imperative with which every industrialized nation on the planet, except this one, had grappled successfully. And today, in reaction to the Supreme Court's decision largely upholding his own admittedly flawed attempt to come to grips with it, the president was more eloquent, and more convincing, than he's been at any point during the prolonged and occasionally ridiculous fight over the law itself. He talked about all those American citizens who had to worry "not just about the cost of getting sick, but the cost of getting well." Those people, he said, shouldn't be forced to "hang their fortunes on chance."
Contrast that with the Romneybot 2.0, meeping away on a balcony in Washington, forgetting that the Supreme Court also handed Governor Romney a considerable vindication of the (immensely popular) program he put in place here in Massachusetts the one in which he called the individual mandate "a personal responsibility issue" and talking in bloodless banalities about what he would keep and what he would throw out, and tossing out all kinds of meretricious figures about what's going to happen, and never really coming to grips with the millions of people who, at the moment, at least, do not have to hang their fortunes on chance.
The popular opinion among the pundits is that the president should now walk softly on this issue, or that the issue will fade as the campaign rolls on. I think that would be as big a mistake as his pulling back in the face of the manufactured outrage of 2010 was. The president should talk about this every day. He should pin the Massachusetts program to Romney's forehead. He should force the issue out of economics and into an argument about the general welfare (And he should, for the love of god, stop talking about our need to pay down The Deficit.) He got a win today. So did the people who no longer have to hang their fortunes on chance. To hell with repeal-and-replace. The president should run on maintain-and-improve. His defenders back when the law passed kept saying that the ACA was worth passing because it was the first step toward the progressive goal of universal coverage. If he really meant what he said today, that should be the president's position now and forever. We'll see how many fortunes the system will force to hang there on chance.
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Honouring their memory calls to mind the tragedy of the First World War and the massive death and destruction that it brought to much of the world. Unfortunately the events of those years were only the beginning of a century which saw even more suffering and bloodshed as a result of war, oppression and persecution. As the century comes to a close, I know that you and your countrymen, together with all people of good will, join me in working and praying for peace. This is the greatest tribute that can be paid to those who died seventy-five years ago in the belief that they were defending their country and their loved ones.
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Global Remote Sensing Technology Market 2011-2015
- Language: English
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TechNavio's analysts forecast the Global Remote Sensing Technology market to grow at a CAGR of 6.6 percent over the period 2011–2014. One of the key factors contributing to this market growth is the increasing adoption of remote sensors in various industries. The Global Remote Sensing Technology market has also been witnessing advancement in aerial remote sensing technology. However, inconsistent, or highly variable, governmental policies could pose a challenge to the growth of this market.
TechNavio's report, Global Remote Sensing Technology Market 2011–2014, has been prepared based on an in-depth analysis of the market with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the Americas, and the EMEA and APAC regions; it also covers the Global Remote Sensing Technology market landscape and its growth prospects in the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
Key vendors dominating this market space include Lockheed Martin Corp., General Dynamics Corp., Northrop Grumman Corp., and Raytheon Co.
Key questions answered in this report:
What will the market size be in 2014 and at what rate will it grow?
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TechNavio Announces the Publication of its Report - Global Remote Sensing Technology Market 2011-2014
TechNavio today launched its report Global Remote Sensing Technology Market 2011-2014 based on an in-depth study. The report aims to aid decision makers' understanding of the present and the future landscape of the Global Remote Sensing Technology market.
Commenting on the report, an analyst from TechNavio's Enterprise Applications team said, "There is an evident transition, in aerial remote sensing, to digital sensor technologies, which are capable of elevation collection and direct geo-registration. This transition has resulted in new markets for infrastructure inventory and analysis, and urban mapping. During the past few years, sensor technologies are becoming more and more diverse. Digital aerial cameras that come with inertial measurement and on-board GPS provide easy access to geo-located information. This will assist in opening up new markets, especially where pricing has limited acceptance of remotely sensed information."
According to the report, data users are appraising the replacement of multispectral data with hyperspectral data. Growth will be seen in the key areas of hyperspectral, SAR, and LIDAR for aircraft, especially as sensor systems develop the capability to provide low-cost, broad area coverage. Hyperspectral sensor systems in advancement will offer automated feature detection, identification and classification. Diverse markets, such as defense, agriculture and forestry, all benefit from the change in detection technology.
The report also discusses various challenges faced by this market including the inconsistent and highly variable government policies.
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11.2 General Dynamics Corp
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11.4 Raytheon Co.
11.5 Thales Group
12. Other Reports in this Series
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Exhibit 1: Global Remote Sensing Technology Market 2010–2014 (US$ billion)
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The goal of the EHR Innovations for Improving Hypertension Challenge is to gather specific descriptions of health IT tools and approaches used by individual practices to implement an evidence-based blood pressure (BP) treatment protocol that has led to improvement in practice-wide blood pressure control (Phase 1), and identify models for quickly and widely spreading these to other practices (Phase 2). A comprehensive clinical decision support (CDS) approach supports these five protocol elements:
In Phase 1 (three months), practices will document the electronic health record (EHR) tools they used to implement an evidence-based BP control protocol, as well as describe the details and results of the implementation. Practices must demonstrate high BP control levels and/or improvement to ensure that tools and strategies merit replication across practice settings.
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In Phase 2 (nine months), practices and their partners will conduct, evaluate and document dissemination strategies for tools recognized in Phase 1, emphasizing widespread, effective use of these tools by other practices. Submitters must demonstrate successful use of these tools in at least two additional practices.
Phase 1 will have up to four winners, each of whom will receive a $5,000 prize. Phase 2 will have a single winner of a $30,000 prize. Honorable Mention designations will be given for other Phase 1 submitters who provide CDS tools that reviewers select for Phase 2 dissemination efforts, and for other Phase 2 submitters with commendable CDS tool dissemination and implementation strategies. Both phases will recognize submitters in different categories such as practice type and size, based on the submissions received.
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blood pressure control rate improvement (percentage point increase in BP control rate over a specified time). Submissions will be evaluated based on the percent improvement, but no specific threshold must be demonstrated.
Phase 1: Comprehensiveness and innovation in addressing the protocol elements using EHRs or other health IT
Phase 1: Description of tool and its implementation detailed enough to be replicated
Phase 1: Ease with which others could implement the tool/approach
For example, a high degree of customization that makes it harder for others to replicate would result in a lower score.
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Phase 2: Number of practices expressing interest in replicating the CDS implementation
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Absent clear blood pressure control improvements, demonstration of compelling evidence that CDS tool implementation has made a positive impact on blood pressure care processes and/or that blood pressure control improvements are likely.
Phase 2: Comprehensiveness and innovation in supporting blood pressure protocol elements with CDS tools
Phase 2: Capacity for the CDS implementation-spreading strategy to be used outside the challenge
A practice implementing the protocol must lead the submission. Practices are encouraged to form teams supporting their entry that include organizations such as a Regional Extension Center (REC), EHR developer, quality organization and/or professional society. Practices must demonstrate high blood pressure control levels and/or improvement to ensure that their tools and strategies merit replication across other practice settings.
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a. Blood Pressure Control Results. Challenge entry requires exemplary blood pressure control for hypertensive patients driven by EHR/CDS interventions – a practice-wide control rate of at least 70%, and/or a significantly improved level from before the enhanced CDS interventions described in the submission were deployed (no specific threshold must be met).
b. Blood Pressure Protocol and CDS Support Overview. Describe the CDS interventions and implementation strategies believed to have had the greatest effects on BP control. In a narrative, describe the protocol elements you addressed and how you used EHR and related CDS interventions to address them (we encourage but do not require that you address all five elements):
c. CDS Intervention Details. For each intervention used to implement the blood pressure protocol, provide a detailed description that includes, for example, categories and orders within an order set, data entry fields/options in a documentation template, rules used to produce data, and report layout for patient lists from registries. Screenshots are optional, and you may express the intervention using the HL7 CDS Knowledge Artifact Implementations ("Health eDecisions") Draft Standard for Trial Use. Only submit material for which widespread use is acceptable, without payment or limitation. DO NOT submit any propriety material without submitting all pertinent permissions (e.g., from EHR vendor) and DO NOT submit any protected health information (PHI).
d. Workflow Integration Details. Describe how you integrated into the practice and clinical workflow the interventions described in the previous section. Provide enough detail so that other practices wanting to use the same interventions you have used would experience similar success with them in controlling blood pressure. Use both a narrative description and the CDS/Quality Improvement worksheets for standard presentation/replication (e.g., similar to QI case example within the CDS/QI resources recently provided by ONC; see specifically II.A: CHC Inc. and Ellsworth QI Case Studies).
e. Practice Information. Provide information about the lead practice as detailed in the "Practice Information" section in Rules.
***Submit your solution by clicking the "Submit Solution" tab in the upper-right corner and following the instructions***
Phase 2 submitters can include any organization or collaboration that is able to widely spread the successful use of the tools recognized in Phase 1, and need not have participated in Phase 1. Success will likely require partnership with organizations that have significant size and reach – such as specialty societies, quality organizations, Regional Extension Centers (RECs), health IT products or services vendors – to support the tool dissemination goals. Submitters must demonstrate successful use of these tools in at least 2 additional practices.
To participate in Phase 2, provide documentation describing the elements below. Narrative elements must be no longer than 5 pages, not including screenshots, artifacts, or worksheets.
a. CDS Tools Spread. Describe which tools from Phase 1 your team spread to other practices using the format of the Phase I CDS Intervention Details. Describe in detail any modifications that were made to the Phase 1 version of the tools.
b. Spread Results.
c. Spread Strategy. Describe how you supported successful use of the CDS tools in practices. Provide enough detail, such as critical success factors and pitfalls to avoid, so that others could replicate it. See Phase 1 items CDS Support Overview and Blood Pressure Protocol, and Workflow Integration Details for guidance on providing details about protocol/CDS implementation details for individual sites.
I received an e-mail about an webnar tomorrow; However, I am not able to click and be transfered to the registration web site. Could you provide a link for it??
You can register for tomorrow's webinar at http://bit.ly/1xYSwxp – see you then!
I was unable to join the August 5th session, and was wondering if you had it recorded for later review.
Hi Karen,
You can view the recording of the webinar at https://capconcorp.webex.com/capconcorp/lsr.php?RCID=6fe98e1917855df0751bdc8a0a63d2b0 (shortened link: http://bit.ly/1zTNLGf); it lasts about 28 minutes.
I would like to get information as to how we can enter the challenge for Hypertension.
Hi Bessie,
The the requirements for submitting a solution to the challenge are in the Details tab (on the upper left), down in the "How to Enter" section. After putting together your solution, you will submit it by clicking on the Submit Solution tab (on the upper right) and following the directions for uploading the files. If you have further questions, please post to the discussion here so that all can see!
Is ONC still accepting entries for Phase 1?
If a solution has been submitted, how can we confirm the submission was successful? Is there a standard notification email or message that should be expected? Our program wants to ensure that there is no further action required on our end prior to the deadline tomorrow.
Many thanks!
Would like to know when the winners will be posted.
Hi Sonjo,
Thanks for posting. We're running a little behind schedule but plan to post the winners early next week. We'll be getting in touch with each applicant with the decisions.
Where can I find the list of winners.
Hi Ashley,
Thanks for posting. We're running a little behind schedule but plan to post the winners early next week. We'll be getting in touch with each applicant with the decisions.
Phase 1:
Submission period: July 7-October 6, 2014
Review period: October 7-October 21, 2014
Winners announcement, tools posted: October 27, 2014
Phase II:
Submission period: October 28, 2014-July 31, 2015
Review period: August 1-August 15, 2015
Winners announcement: August/September, 2015
A Practice is defined as the ambulatory care organization that has implemented the CDS-enabled hypertension protocol addressed in the submission. It can be a solo provider or much larger business entity, as long as the blood pressure management approach – and supportive CDS tools and their use – are uniform throughout.
1. Name/address of practice
2. Practice demographics:
3. Overall practice's patient population demographics:
4. EHR/HIT tools and systems pertinent to BP protocol implementation
5. Quality/HIT support received pertinent to BP protocol implementation; e.g., from HCCN, REC, QIO
6. Any co-submitters that supported the practice's CDS-enabled hypertension protocol implementation
In order for an entry to be eligible to win this Challenge, it must not use HHS' or ONC's logos or official seals in the Submission, and must not claim endorsement.
To be eligible to win a prize under this challenge, an individual or entity—
(1) Shall have registered to participate in the competition under the rules promulgated by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology.
(2) Shall have complied with all the requirements under this section.
(3) In the case of a private entity, shall be incorporated in and maintain a primary place of business in the United States, and in the case of an individual, whether participating singly or in a group, shall be a citizen or permanent resident of the United States.
(4) May not be a Federal entity or Federal employee acting within the scope of their employment.
(5) Shall not be an HHS employee working on their applications or submissions during assigned duty hours.
(6) Shall not be an employee of Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT.
(7) Federal grantees may not use Federal funds to develop COMPETES Act challenge applications unless consistent with the purpose of their grant award.
(8) Federal contractors may not use Federal funds from a contract to develop COMPETES Act challenge applications or to fund efforts in support of a COMPETES Act challenge submission.
An individual or entity shall not be deemed ineligible because the individual or entity used Federal facilities or consulted with Federal employees during a competition if the facilities and employees are made available to all individuals and entities participating in the competition on an equitable basis.
Entrants must agree to assume any and all risks and waive claims against the Federal Government and its related entities, except in the case of willful misconduct, for any injury, death, damage, or loss of property, revenue, or profits, whether direct, indirect, or consequential, arising from my participation in this prize contest, whether the injury, death, damage, or loss arises through negligence or otherwise.
Entrants must also agree to indemnify the Federal Government against third party claims for damages arising from or related to competition activities.
Ownership of intellectual property is determined by the following:
Each entrant retains title and full ownership in and to their submission. Entrants expressly reserve all intellectual property rights not expressly granted under the challenge agreement.
By participating in the challenge, each entrant hereby irrevocably grants to Sponsor and Administrator a limited, non-exclusive, royalty-free, worldwide license and right to reproduce, publically perform, publically display, and use the Submission to the extent necessary to administer the challenge, and to publically perform and publically display the Submission, including, without limitation, for advertising and promotional purposes relating to the challenge.
ONC reserves the right to cancel, suspend, and/or modify the Contest, or any part of it, for any reason, at ONC's sole discretion.
ONC is administering this challenge under authority of the America COMPETES Reauthorization Act of 2010, Section 105 (15 U.S.C. 3719).


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Agreed, right? The fans want it, and the CW is obliging.
Two weeks after extending Gossip Girl's second season by two episodes (from 22 to 24), the network has told executive producers Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage that it wants to tack on one more for a grand total of 25 episodes!
JOB WELL DONE: Blair, Serena and the rest of the Gossip Girl gang have been given a 25th episode here in Season Two. Eight have aired thus far (#9 airs Monday).
Riding a hot fall roster, the CW also ordered two additional episodes of One Tree Hill and 90210, extending both shows' seasons to 24 episodes apiece.
Even in its sixth season, One Tree Hill has been on a ratings roll, posting double-digit gains over last season and consistently building on its Gossip Girl audience, which is also up significantly over a year ago. Not shabby.
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wat is blair's left hand doing on s's chest?
it not the last seson it cant be... tht would not be cool......nd pluse i was on set !!!!!!!!!!!
thius is totally NOT last season, remember in The OC's last season they always said it was the last one since it started and if this was GG last season thay will say it.
Gossip girl is def not going anywhere anytime soon. Its the best show the CW has! I think anyway :) anyway didn't Blake say awhile ago about 6 years? I heard that in an interview!
Last Season? Where did u get that? The Show its awesome! I hope season two not the last season. GOOD JOB GUYS! :)
why would it be its last season no one mentioned that! anyways the show is really good it doesn't suck at all so i see no reason for that topic to even come up and im soooo happy they extended the second season can't wait till Monday
this is gg last season? where did you read that?
don't think it makes sense either, because the ratings are better than last year and the show's getting a lot of publicity.
hope it's not the last season, i'm really loving the show!:)
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(b) No concern.
(c) A major concern.
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|Mon, 06-27-2011 - 2:03pm
So I've been living with my SO and his kids, who he has joint custody of, for a year.
|Mon, 06-27-2011 - 3:24pm
Well sounds like living together gives you great experience and insight on what it will be for about the next 6 years or so (depending whether the kids will stay in the house after high school)
|Mon, 06-27-2011 - 3:25pm
I do also think it would bother me to see children who are that old not doing anything and daddy catering to them, so you have to ask yourself, if it doesn't affect you that much--i.e. now that you refuse to clean up after them, and he does it, can you live w/ this even though it violates your principles, because it's not your problem any more.
|Mon, 06-27-2011 - 6:49pm
Hi DD, good to see you back again.
As far as the texting thing, I do remember that.
|Mon, 06-27-2011 - 9:07pm
I think dad cleaning up is a variation on "disney dad'---he doesnt want to be the heavy, because he doesnt want the kids to not want to visit.
I say let him continue. Perhaps occasionally point out the obvious, in a non judgemental way---but this isnt a battle worth fighting, IMO.
Perhaps with the kids----and occasional light remark re: a few "house rules" ---like, "hey, over here, we cut our fingernails over the trashcan, not the sink." Hopefully you'll catch them starting next time, and quickly hand them the trashcan and go on about your day without another care.... :)
As for the play date texter----I wrote a post on that the other day-----I think you need to be inviting her and her husband/family to your place for BBQ/whatever----just be relentless in setting yourself as BFF with her in getting those boys together......
|Mon, 09-26-2011 - 4:45pm
Refresh our memory a little bit for those who don't re-read the entire thread.
Am I correct that his D is now FINAL? The plan was to get M after his D was final and until then you live together but sleep in different beds when the kids are there?
The issue has been his lack of affection, and spending every waking minute with the kids when they are there? And now that the D is final, you are tapping your foot waiting, ready to live as a loving couple in front of the kids?
Well, my details were different with SO, but what I have found is that staying at status quo for long enough will eventually lead to some form of clarity. It is important that you communicate with SO, so you are not just hitting him upside the head one day, thinking he was supposed to read you mind.
In my case, in the fall of 2007 we talked and I made my stand clear. He said things were going happen, and I said "OK." So status quo continued until the next February of 2008 and I litterally just woke up one day and was tired of waiting for change. I said "you told me ______ in November and it hasn't happened, and unless it is going to happen immediately, I can't do this any longer. " Well, not to spook you, but he then moved out.
Clearly we got back together, but unfortunately if it is working for one person, and the other just goes along with it, there is no reason for the other to make any changes.
Point being, if it is working for your SO, why would he change anything? Only you know where your personal limit is, and it is different for everyone. But honestly, when get involved with a person who is not D, this is the kind of stuff that happens.
It took SO a good two years to heal from his D. Just now at 3 years out have either of us even considered marriage as a possibility. There are exceptions to this, but they are just that, exceptions. Rarely is waiting for a D to be final to get M a good idea.
You might be the exeption, dd, but we are going to give suggestions assuming you are not.
I hope you stick around and let us know how things go. (((hugs)))
|Tue, 09-27-2011 - 1:56pm
I'm not any expert on any of this at all, but here is my 2 cents :)
First, my background: My divorce is final, SO's is not, We don't live together and
|Tue, 09-27-2011 - 4:01pm
Thanks for the 2 cents :)
You're right, talking about it will not ruin anything...one way or the other.
|Tue, 09-27-2011 - 4:46pm