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We do an ode to Hal Needham, stuntman and director and Larry talks about Halloween and Daylight Savings and why he loves only one of them. Then Larry recites "Carpe Diem" by Shakespeare and talks about the movie "How Green Was My Valley." (Spoiler alert: It was very green.)
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Some people tangentially linked to the movement have figured out what it was all about: getting access to all of those things enjoyed by the 1%, like prepaid debit cards. Read more »
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She'll only be there 'til 4 so interested parties had best get their asses out there ASAP. [Twitter, MH]
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Back in October, we met Stacey Hessler, a woman made famous by the Post because she'd decided to leave her financial adviser husband and four kids in Florida and join Occupy Wall Street protesters camping out in Zuccotti Park. Although Hessler's family was apparently not happy with her decision, at the time she declared, "I'm not planning on going home…I'm here indefinitely. Forever." Forever turned out to be not as long as it sounds and Hessler, who it was reported made a special friend in "like-minded radicals, including Rami Shamir, 30, a waiter at a French bistro in Cobble Hill" returned to Florida at some point in the last several months (likely when OWS was ejected from the park). Fortunately, she made the trip up for today's planned activities. Read more »
Law enforcement is prepared for the resurgence of Occupy Wall Street protesters today, but Mayor Michael Bloomberg questioned the point of the protests. "If you want to change things, I don't know what protesting does," he said. "Why not try to go out and do something and make it better. Help kids get a better education. Start a business. There's a lot of ways that you can volunteer and help make this city better and this country better." [CBSNY, related]
Four New York City Council members sued the city today over the handling of Occupy Wall Street protestors, claiming the police used excessive force and should be subject to an outside monitor. The city and the Police Department made false arrests and violated the free-speech rights of protestors and journalists last year, 15 people including the council members said today in a complaint in Manhattan federal court. JPMorgan Chase, Brookfield Office Properties and Mayor Michael Bloomberg are among the defendants…"Through unlawful exercises of public power and misapplication of law, the NYPD has sought to prevent and has prevented plaintiffs and other citizens from exercising certain constitutional rights, including the right to public assembly and expressive speech," according to the complaint. [Bloomberg]
Occupy Wall Street Defense Specialist: "Try In Vain to Sprint Away Alone" At Your Own Risk
By Bess LevinRemember Occupy Wall Street? After being evicted from its Zuccotti Park global headquarters in Lower Manhattan last year the group seemed to lose a bit of steam but has vowed a resurgence, starting with a May 1 "spring offensive." Protests have been planned in 115 cities where "the financial elite play and plan," including the midtown offices of JPMorgan and Bank of America. Worried your place of business or home might be the target of some uninvited guests and/or a surly gigantic check? Then you might want to get in touch with your fellow prey and start strategizing. Read more »
…if I were in charge I would probably reorganize the movement around a single, achievable goal: a financial boycott of the six " too big to fail " Wall Street firms: Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo. We would encourage people who had deposits in these firms to withdraw them, and put them in smaller, not "too big to fail" banks. We would stigmatize anyone who invested, in any way, in any of these banks. I'd try to organize college students to protest on campuses. Their first goal would be to force the university endowments to divest themselves of shares in these banks…I think we could create a run on a bank. [TDB]
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By Bess LevinLast evening at Columbia College Dan Loeb, among others, was given the John Jay Award for Distinguished Professional Achievement. In his speech, the Third Point founder spoke of happy times, like his days at Columbia, spent taking economics classes and reading the texts of Don Quixote, Epictetus, King Lear and Candide, and his nights spent conversing with friends "about girls or dreams or aspirations but often about those very great books or art, which we all internalized and helped for the fabric of who we are today." He spoke of transformative times, like when fellow Columbia grad John Jay helped get slaves emancipated in New York. And he spoke of dark times, like the ones we're currently living through. Which, while harrowing, do lend themselves quite nicely to verse. Sayeth Loeb: Read more »


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Even better, GE expects favorable conditions to continue into 2014.
Commercial Distribution Finance found that dealers' inventory orders were up in all three categories. Aging of inventory has dropped in motorsports and marine while staying flat year-over-year in RVs.
"Cool weather in May and June resulted in a late start to the already short Canadian selling season, but surprisingly liquidations are only slightly below last year's levels," Commercial Distribution Finance Canada president and CEO Howard Shiebler said in a statement. "Overall the macroeconomic environment has stabilized and the Canadian economy continues to respond favorably."
In the marine market, a 17 percent increase from last year's volume is within striking distance of pre-downturn figures nationwide. There has been considerable growth year-over-year in the prairies and in the Atlantic region, although Ontario and Quebec still account for the most volume by province.
"We saw a lot of excitement at last year's boat shows," Shiebler noted. "Canadian marine dealers continued to fill orders from those shows into the first half of this year."
The strong performance can be seen in inventory aging levels, as well; the national level of inventory aged one year or more has decreased to nearly 16 percent from just below 19 percent in 2012.
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CHARLOTTE, November 10, 2012 – While the euphoria of his re-election continues among Obama supporters in the United States, the Middle East is gearing up for a party of their own that will not be to our liking.
Let's start with Libya since it is the most pressing problem in the region. A 31-page West Point study published in December, 2007 reported, "It is clear that the United States is providing modern weapons for the Libyan rebels through Saudi Arabia and across the Egyptian border with the active assistance of the Egyptian army and of the newly installed pro-US Egyptian military junta. This is a direct violation of UN Security Council resolution 1973, which calls for a complete arms embargo on Libya."
The report titled, "Al-Qa'ida's Foreign Fighters in Iraq" states "The apparent surge in Libyan recruits traveling to Iraq may be linked (to) the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group's (LIFG) increasingly cooperative relationship with al-Qa'ida which culminated in the LIFG officially joining al-Qa'ida on November 3, 2007."
Contributing writer for Active Post, Tony Cartalucci broadened the West Point report in an article on October 21, 2012 stating, "While the Western press and State Department officials attempt to claim the extremists operating in Benghazi are merely 'affiliated' with Al Qaeda, this is an understatement. LIFG is Al Qaeda and has been officially since 2007."
In simpler terms, the Islamist rebels in Libya are not, repeat not, the democratic alternative to Mohamar Qaddaffi that Obama claims they are.
Libya is the largest oil-producing nation in Africa and the Libyan government was wholeheartedly endorsed by Obama after the ousting of Qaddaffi.
Abdel Hakim Belhaj, the commander in charge of Tripoli, was instrumental in overthrowing Qaddaffi. Belhaj, a self-proclaimed jihadist, was renditioned from Thailand by the CIA back to Libya where he was held and tortured.
The main concern is that Islamists are gaining ground in the new Libyan government.
With Obama's blessings there were already Islamic supremacists in Egypt. Now they are also in Northern Mali and Tunisia as well as Libya. Some experts believe the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt is eager to abandon the Camp David Accords which would be bad new for Israel given Iran's nuclear goals to the east. With a president who has a feigned commitment to Israel, this could signal even greater danger in the region.
Then there's Afghanistan. Our troops will be home in 2014. That's good news for Americans, but what happens when we leave? We have already given the enemy a specific date for withdrawal. In case you haven't noticed, there is far more patience in that part of the world than in the West. They have been playing the game of war for fourteen centuries. What's another year or two?
Let's not forget that while all of this festers throughout the Middle East, here at home we dare not mention the word "terrorism." That would not be politically correct even after 3,000 people were killed in New York, Pennsylvania and Washington on 9/11, a "workplace violence" massacre took place at Fort Hood and the American Ambassador in Benghazi was killed by a video.
Rather than learn how to deal with international terrorism on a realistic scale or to provide accurate information to law enforcement officials, as well as to the American people, about the true threat that faces us, we are focusing on Big Bird and raising foam fingers in the air about Barack Obama killing bin Laden.
Osama may be dead, but Obama is alive and that makes him dangerous when it comes to global security in general and American security in particular.
We must begin to recognize the growing threat from Islamic supremacism. We need to stop believing that the execution of one man has altered the will of radical Muslims. We have to abandon the foolish notion that calling "terrorism" something other than what it really is will modify the course of Islamic fundamentalism.
The longer we wait, the more vulnerable we become.
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Atom TM & Jacek Sienkiewicz - Wagner-zwei abhandlungen
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Produced together with the Goethe Institut in Warsaw, this record celebrates 200th anniversary of the birth of Richard Wagner. Label-boss Jacek Sienkiewicz invited his companion Uwe Schmidt (known also as Atom TM, Atom Heart, Señor Coconut, etc.) to take a look at Wagner's work -- and here we are, with two totally different, but equally challenging variations on a theme. Atom TM's tune is a majestic, classically-composed ambient piece, and Sienkiewicz goes all deep-techno. Neo-classical approach to modern club rhythms? Stripped-down Romantic machine music?
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Full title reads: "Clouds, Wiltshire. The Children's Meet. Budding Dianas and Nimrods learn true principles of the 'grand old sport' and the joy of the chase."
Clouds, Wiltshire.
An adult fox hunter riders into view with a pack of fox hounds. A number of boys and girls are there, either mounted on their horses or watching from the ground.
Three children enjoy a cup of tea before the hunt - in place of the usually alcoholic beverage.
More shots of the mounted children sitting on their ponies as the dogs mill around. A hunts woman issues a few instructions and then everyone gives a cheer.
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Following in the footsteps of the most successful videogame on the planet must be daunting. But there wasn't a hint of quivering nerves at the studio of Santa Monica-based Treyarch. Just raw excitement and determination to create something special with this year's Call of Duty.
We wouldn't be surprised if Treyarch were sick of being seen as the number-two COD team, standing in the mighty shadow of Infinity Ward, as is often touted by bitchy gamers in internet forums. Yes, the two Modern Warfare games were both exceptionally successful, but that doesn't mean Treyarch didn't do a fantastic job on the console-only Call of Duty 3 and World at War (84%, issue 204). And we shouldn't forget the Nazi Zombie mode in WAW that had us shouting madly at our screens like
a homeless drunk at the bookies who's put his last pound on a horse.
This time it seems like whatever time or resource shackles Treyarch were bound by have been removed. The developer has freedom, time and people - around 250 more of them. And so they've chosen to base their latest effort on a scenario that has more creative freedom than almost any other conflict in modern history: the Cold War.
This COD is based on the exploits of covert special forces units - the titular black ops brigades. These chaps are elite soldiers sent in to carry out classified missions, often undercover - SAS, SEALs, Pathfinders, Delta Force and the like - although Treyarch kept hush on more in-depth plot details.
This is Mission Impossible-style stuff - should spec ops be caught or killed their government deny all knowledge of their existence - only instead of being assigned missions at ballroom parties and wielding slick hair, explosive chewing gum and glass-breaking wedding rings, these chaps go into battle with incendiary shotguns and crossbows that shoot explosive-tipped bolts. Oh yes.
Apparently they were allowed to approach missions any way they wanted and with any load-out they wished. This gave Treyarch the freedom to create a game that can be constantly varied and kept as fresh as possible. The developer showed this with four snippets of gameplay.
A snowy mission, set in the Urals mountain range in west Russia, saw the player guide a squad from the safety of a recon plane flying at the edge of the Earth's atmosphere. The dark and grainy camera view was reminiscent of the bombing missions in the Modern Warfare titles. Within a minute your control switches to a soldier on the ground who's tasked with sneaking through the snowy mountainous environment into an enemy base.
This was our taste of Black Op's stealth gameplay, as our lad had to avoid enemy patrols rather than nail them with the meaty looking crossbow in his hand.
Later sees you abseiling down a cliff face. It looks incredible - despite the blizzard-like conditions you can see the detailed scenery stretching into the distance, with your objective clearly visible before you're anywhere near it.
As you approach the base, you're told to keep things quiet and use your normal bolts, but should you draw attention to yourself you have the explosive-tipped types at hand. These stick in your enemy before detonating, sending other nearby goons flying.
Leaving the base sees you creeping along the side of a snow-covered mountain when some buffoon shoots an RPG your way. An avalanche is triggered and things go mental as you sprint along the cliff and leap down.
This mission showed the expansive environments you'll encounter in the game, of which Treyarch promise there will be a great number. They didn't go into detail about what you'll see, but they did show us another mission with a vastly different setting.


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Fifty Years: A Land of Opportunity
Fifty years ago this week, the U.S. Senate passed the version of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that would be passed by the House and signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson. The bill faced a filibuster of 14 hours and 13 minutes by the late Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia. Between the passage by the Senate and debate by the House, three young civil rights workers—Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James Earl Chaney—disappeared into the night on June 21, 1964, driving in the rural area near Philadelphia, Miss. Schwerner, Goodman and Chaney were later found dead, having been murdered for trying to register African American voters in Mississippi.


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Neurosis at Summit Music Hall, 2/16/13
Brandon Marshall Native Daughters on stage at the Summit Music Hall. Slide show: Neurosis and fans at the Summit
Earlier in the evening, Native Daughters opened the show with a very low-end heavy set of music. This seemed the best way for a band like this to fly because between Justin Hackl and Eddie Maestas, there was plenty of wiry and cutting mid-range fret work with delicate melodies sometimes floating over the top.
Brandon Marshall Native Daughters on stage at the Summit Music Hall. Slide show: Neurosis and fans at the Summit
While two drummers may seem like one too many, Colin Madden and Thomas Chagolla make the arrangement work; often Madden will take the direct rhythm while Chagolla hits the accents and textures a bit more while also keeping the kick beat. Gene Martinez, meanwhile, seemed to steer this ship in a way on bass by keeping the melody and the percussion going in the same direction. The whirlpool of sound had a subtle dynamism that hopefully wasn't lost on people.
Brandon Marshall Native Daughters on stage at the Summit Music Hall. Slide show: Neurosis and fans at the Summit
Munly & The Lupercalians came on stage next, and except for Munly himself, the band looked like figures out of some kind of home grown ritualistic cult with two of the percussionists wearing stylized burlap masks, the drummer wearing a face mask made out of what looked like two fans of twigs/weeds glued together, and the two keyboard players wearing tall, black, pointed hats/face masks.
Brandon Marshall Munly & The Leperalinans on stage at the Summit Music Hall. Slide show: Neurosis and fans at the Summit
It was a bit gimmicky, yes, but in an original and theatrical way that suited this music that goes beyond what those of us who have seen Munly play with various groups over the years. It's doesn't really resemble Slim Cessna, nor is it akin to the dark, carnival rodeo music of the Lee Lewis Harlots or even the haunted folk music many of us got to see in the '90s. Rather, this was a strong set of songs that incorporated purely electronic sounds into a dark, organically atmospheric music that builds on what has always made Munly interesting performance-wise -- a stage persona that's part engaging, part comedic frontman, part forbidding caretaker and part preacher.
Brandon Marshall Munly & The Leperalinans
Personal Bias: During a time, I pretty much hated all metal. Neurosis was one of the few bands that I not only tolerated from that world but one that I even loved. Now as a musician that doesn't hate metal but also doesn't play it, Neurosis is a consistent source of inspiration for the way it continues to make creatively vibrant and powerful music not short on imagination.
Random Detail: Scott Kelly was wearing a Raiders-era Bill Romanowski jersey.
By the Way: I ran into Deirdre Sage from Kissing Party, Joe Myer from In the Company of Serpents, David Mead of Echo Beds, Scott Schulman and Jacob Archuleta of Skully Mammoth, Taylor Iversen of Black Sleep of Kali, Dan Barnett of Tamed Animals, Paul Alexander of Action Friend and many other people at this show. Someone remarked that it was like you walk in and run into someone in some band in Denver, regardless of what style of music they play.
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02. My Heart For Deliverance (Honor Found in Decay
03. At the End of the Road (Given to the Rising)
04. Times of Grace (Times of Grace)
05. Distill (Given to the Rising)
06. At the Well (Honor Found in Decay)
07. The Tide (A Sun That Never Sets)
08. We All Rage in Gold (Honor Found in Decay)
09. Bleeding the Pigs (Honor Found in Decay)
10. Given to the Rising (Given to the Rising)
11. Locust Star (Through Silver in Blood)
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I love the summer. No homework, no rushing around, and everyone seems to be in a better mood. For me, the summer is one big, deep, cleansing breath that continues for two months. That being said, I don't think kids quite get the idea that summer should represent a change of pace. They don't bicker less with siblings, they don't nag any less, and they certainly don't give you any more time alone in the bathroom!
However, the relaxed nature of the summer months and the reduced pressure on kids to perform academically and socially makes it the perfect time for you to teach your child the all-important skills of summer: patience and perseverance. In fact, these traits will take your child far in life, and you can use summer activities to begin instilling them in your child, beginning as young as 2 or 3 years old.
Building sandcastles takes a great deal of patience, time, and effort. Encourage your child to work on a castle, fort, or tunnel for more than a few minutes. Show enthusiasm for your child's sand creation and, if necessary, teach him some ways to build that he may not yet know. Sandcastle building may seem trivial to you, but the time and effort required to be successful is no different from the energy you may exert on an important work project. Mastering the patience, focus, and perseverance needed for this activity will benefit your child for years to come.
Learning to swim or mastering a swimming technique can be extremely challenging for any child. The fear of drowning is naturally a hurdle for any beginning swimmer, and may also impact a child who needs to master jumping or diving into the pool. For parents, helping a child overcome this fear can seem like a monumental task, especially when a child cries, throws tantrums, or downright refuses to even try. In this situation, it is you who must be patient. Helping your child work through this significant fear is not just about swimming. It will teach her that she has the ability to persevere and achieve success even in those areas of life that may seem insurmountable.
Playing outside is the hallmark of summer as far as parents are concerned. We want our child to appreciate and savor every minute of the beautiful weather. However, perhaps you are one of the many parents met with arguments by a child who would much rather spend the summer watching TV or playing video games on the computer. When the nagging for screen time begins, please, please resist the urge to give in simply because it's the path of least resistance. Encouraging your child to play, without having media as a crutch, will give your him or her the opportunity to temporarily inhabit a calmer, less frenetic world. He will develop the patience to tap into his inner creativity. She will learn how to persevere and become terrific at any number of skills -- bike riding, searching for worms, swinging as high as possible, or packing the perfect picnic lunch. And isn't that what summer is all about?
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I'm a journalist who's especially interested in the business and politics of wine. My writing and photographs have appeared in print, online, and on the radio for outlets including BBC America, Decanter, The Atlantic, DailyBeast, Worth magazine, Food52.com, the Boston Globe and the Washington Post. I have worked for some of the world's most celebrated chefs, including Thomas Keller, Alice Waters, and Jean-Pierre Vigato. I am also the founder of Harvard Alumni in Wine and Food. I travel the world in search of the generous spirit – and the pure joy! – of true hospitality.
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UPDATED 12:06 PM CDT Sep 24, 2012Andersen Middle School students gathered Sunday evening to remember their classmate who was killed in an accident.
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China Prevents Muslims from Hajj
November 29, 2007 by TMO
Courtesy Jane Macartney in Khotan
Muslims are flying into Mecca in their thousands for the Haj, but many followers in China have been grounded by bureaucratic hurdles and political obstacles.
In the streets of Khotan, where the aroma of roasting mutton kebabs and cardamom tea fill the bazaar, one young Muslim merchant was despairing. His parents made the pilgrimage several years ago – before officials introduced character checks on would-be pilgrims. He said: "Now the Government is afraid that when we go abroad we will say bad things about them. So they want to be careful who they allow."
Merchants in embroidered kufis drift into the main mosque. In the streets, bakers slap nan bread slabs into wood-fired ovens. Only a few ethnic Han Chinese are to be seen in this town on the fabled Silk Route to the south of the vast Taklamakan desert in western China. It is barely a hundred years since China began to consolidate its rule over this region whose name, Xinjiang, tellingly means "New Frontier." The atheist communist rulers in Beijing say that freedom of worship is guaranteed for the region's Uighurs, who nevertheless say that they are restricted by limits on their devotion to their religion.
The first aircraft carrying pilgrims on this year's hajj flew out of the western city of Lanzhou last week. A total of 10,700 people–up from 9,799 in 2006–will be allowed to make hajj this year under quotas imposed on the Uighur minority, who live in the far west of China and have deeply Islamic neighbours including Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kyrgystan and Uzbekistan. The influence of the official limits simmers beneath the surface. At a grave, or mazar, to an ancient hero in the desert dunes outside the town, a sign above the gate is written in cursive Uighur and in Chinese characters. It reads: "Protect legal religious activities. Crack down on illegal religious activities."
An elderly cleric murmured: "Children aren't allowed to come to the mosques to pray. Not until they are 18 and they have a better understanding." The imam said that he had no anxiety that such restraints would dilute religious fervour.
Children learnt about Islam from their parents in the home. "And when the young come here, we are remote and the police turn a blind eye," the cleric said. He was less confident of his chances of visiting Mecca. "So far, I haven't been able to get approval from the police," he said.
He said that he must meet five criteria, including providing proof that he has never been involved in antiChinese violence and that he has no links to independence groups. Only then can he be allocated one of the precious places in the government-organised groups to Mecca.
Religious officials in Xinjiang declined to reveal the conditions to which Muslim pilgrims must conform. One said: "This is a state secret." Some of the faithful were more candid. One said: "We have to give as much as 20,000 yuan (about $2,500) to the police or to a powerful friend to get on the list."
Tureali Haji, a businessman, is one of the lucky ones. He made the trip in '99, before new rules in 2004 required everyone to take part in a state-organized group. This year, Khotan will be allowed almost 600 places on the Haj, up from the limit of 400 last year.
The young merchant smiled shyly when asked about antiChinese unrest in the region. "As long as they allow me to go to Mecca one day, as long as I can find the money, then that will be good enough for me," he said.


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March 23rd, 2008 - Michael-302296 said:
I'm sure the Baltimore Catechism is great, but the New Catechism of the Catholic Church is excellent too. It is better to use teaching materials based on this, because it has a lot of more current moral issues in it. Plus, there are lots of teachings from Vatican II, which are very important.
February 18th, 2008 - Leo-311933 said:
Yes-As a child memorizing that book was traumatic for me. It really cut into my playtime. But as an adult I'm glad it was foisted on me.
November 18th, 2007 - Jerry-74383 said:
Here is a link to an online version of the Baltimore Catechism, for those who are not familiar with it.
November 17th, 2007 - Tomi-107712 said:
I was raised with the BC, and I've found I usually know more about the true teachings of the Catholic Church than the average Catholic -- at least in the West. I am often stunned @ how little people know about the faith they claim to profess. It is a shame. I know of a few parishes where they are not only NOT teaching things that are really basic catechetical elements, but are teaching apostasy/heresy. I think they could use a text that provides a good foundation for Catholic Ed. I thank God for the good Catholic Ed I received!
November 14th, 2007 - MaryAnn-13412 said:
I elected to enroll my child in a catechism class which used only the Baltimore text.
My son was required to read, understand and TEST on the entire First grade level teachings before he was allowed to recieve his sacraments of Reconcilliation and Holy Communion. I believe it was a good choice for us.


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A physician satisfaction survey offers the means to ensure outsourced physicians are providing a level of patient care that is consistent with hospital standards. Physician satisfaction surveys are also used by staffing companies as a quality control measure to document the efforts of doctors working for them. A physician satisfaction survey can answer questions such as:
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- Did the doctor adequately explain all available treatment options?
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Satisfied patients are key to the referrals needed in order to keep pace with the rapidly changing healthcare market. A well-implemented physician satisfaction survey can provide actionable data that is vital to a healthy, growing practice or medical facility.
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Your patients' trust in their physicians is essential to the survival of your healthcare facility, but choosing among the many ways to collect that kind of information can be bewildering. The success or failure of surveying patients relies on knowing not only which questions to ask, but which survey strategy is best given your unique situation. We have the comprehensive business experience that is essential to recommend the right survey and to best determine how satisfied your patients are with your physicians and the care they provide.
Here are six important factors to consider as you develop a methodology for your physician satisfaction surveys:
Who should you survey and how many surveys should you conduct? What age groups, facilities, departments, or medical services, do you want to gather opinions on? If you are researching healthcare topics, for example, the outlook of the retired set will be much different from that of young parents. And how large of a sample size do you need to get an accurate picture of each group?
How should you contact people? Physician satisfaction studies are commonly conducted using face-to-face interviews or via phone, mail, or online surveys. Face-to-face interviewing can be expensive to conduct, often including travel expenses and fees or perks for patient participation. Online surveys limit the participation of older adults, however, and mail surveys generally produce a poorer response rate. For these reasons, and because we believe it gets directly to the voice of your patient, our preferred method is telephone surveys. The personal interaction provides a special touch that can separate you from your competition and generates the highest level of patient relationship insight in a timely manner. Telephone surveys provide the opportunity to have a conversation with people versus simply conducting a survey.
Are you looking for feedback and ideas, or measurable data? Qualitative surveys tend to be used to collect more in-depth thoughts and ideas about your products, services, and presence in the marketplace. These types of surveys, which are directed at smaller numbers of people, feature open-ended questions and are typically conducted in a focus group format. Quantitative surveys gather information from larger groups, giving you perspective, benchmarks and direction for measurement of the topics you are interested in. Direct Opinions will recommend the best methodology based upon your information objectives. Have confidence knowing that the right approach will be developed for you by professionals who understand research and who will appropriately administer survey initiatives to deliver meaningful and actionable results.
When and how often should you conduct a physician satisfaction survey? Each time a patient visits your facility? Once a year, to get an overall idea of the status of your relationship with your patients? When a new physician is hired?
What exactly do you want the survey to accomplish? Your survey of physician satisfaction should produce data you can take action on -- whether it's knowing who to promote, what department to expand, or determining what operational process to fix that will have the most positive impact on your patients. We have extensive experience providing concise and comprehensive analytics and can help you create a survey solution that will reveal patterns from which you can develop strategy and recommendations to drive patient loyalty and increase your profits.
Which type of physician satisfaction survey should you use and how should the questionnaire be designed? Understanding the objectives of your physician satisfaction study and how the information will be used by your company allows us to better help you design the best survey methodology, and ensure that your information objectives are achieved. We can assist you in determining the ideal length, question order, and rating scales for the questionnaire, and in phrasing questions that will generate responses that translate into actionable reporting and analysis.
At Direct Opinions we tailor each physician satisfaction survey to your information objectives and use custom, not canned, survey solutions that accurately capture the voice of your patient. The results of your survey will provide data that will help your business grow.
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Ben Foster Discusses His Role in 'Warcraft'
Angel from 'X-Men: The Last Stand' has stepped forward to talk about his role in Legendary Pictures' upcoming film, 'Warcraft.'
IGN has recently had an interview with actor Ben Foster about his role in Duncan Jones' upcoming adaptation of the original Warcraft game, which was the precursor to Warcraft II-III and World of Warcraft. Foster, known for his roles in 'Lone Survivor' and 'X-Men: The Last Stand,' acknowledged that he will be playing a certain wizard who is responsible for many of the major events that occur throughout the entire Warcraft series.
There are potential spoilers below for 'Warcraft.'
"The character in Warcraft that I play is named Medivh. He's a mage, which is essentially a sorcerer," Foster revealed. "He came up in a time protecting an area, and the way he protected this area was through magic. As peace returned to this land he took a break. He hung up his staff, so to speak, or let his guns get dusty. We meet him as his friends are returning asking for his help in a battle."
Foster also mentions that many of the characters he interacts with are performance-capture characters, hinting that we will see Medivh interacting with both orcs and humans alike in this highly anticipated film. 'Warcraft' is expected to debut in theaters on March 11, 2016.


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Southwest Area
The Southwest Residential Area, the largest on campus, houses 5,500 students in its five high-rise towers, and eleven low-rise residence halls. All buildings are coed, although many offer single sex floors. A 24-hour quiet hours floor exists in JQA. Break Housing is available in Prince.
Southwest Residential Area currently features:
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First-Year Halls located in: Melville, Thoreau, Pierpont , Moore, James, Emerson, Kennedy, and Cance Halls
SophoMORE Residence Halls in: Crampton and MacKimmie Halls
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Melville: Emerging Scholars RAP • ISOM Business Leadership Fellows RAP
Thoreau: Partners in Education RAP • Focus Enterprise RAP
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Moore: Connecting Self & Society RAP • Focus Connections RAP
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Cance: ISOM Global Business Leadership Fellows RAP • Communication Majors RAP
Emerson: Connecting Science & Society RAP • Foundations RAP
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Student Leadership Center in Moore Hall.
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- Location: Aix‐en‐Provence (France)
An MRI compatible PVDF receiver was designed and manufactured for integration into a transcranial therapy array. 4.8 mm diameter, 110 μm thick PVDF film was air‐backed by clamping it across brass tubing. A preamplifier was enclosed within the tubing to improve SNR and drive the long coaxial cables required to reach outside the MRI. The receiver was mounted inside a ring element from an existing array. The receiver performance was compared with a commercial needle hydrophone and tested for MRI compatibility. The PVDF receiver displayed a higher sensitivity than the needle hydrophone and a better capability to reject electrical coupling with the transmit element. MRI image artifacts created by the device were small, and diagnostic ultrasound was possible with the device while simultaneously obtaining an MRI image. Microbubble contrast agent was sonicated both directly, and through a fragment of human skull. The transmit/receive pair was successful in sonicating the microbubbles transcranially and detecting the returning microbubble emissions. A second generation receiver with a diameter of 2.4 mm was manufactured, without sacrificing sensitivity, to increase the field of view of the device. Future work will focus on developing a multi‐element receiver array and its testing for brain treatment monitoring.
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Susan L. Orloff, M.D.
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Dr. Orloff's clinical interests include benign and malignant liver, gall bladder and bile duct tumors; liver, kidney, and pancreas transplantation; hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery; portal hypertension surgery; organ procurement; hepatocellular carcinoma; cholangiocarcinoma; and benign hepatobiliary diseases.
Dr. Susan L. Orloff is Professor of Surgery and the Director and Chief of the Division of Abdominal Transplantation at Oregon Health and Science University. She is also Chief of the Liver Transplantation Program at Portland VA Medical Center. Dr. Orloff received a BA in Biology, graduating Phi Beta Kappa in her home-town of La Jolla, at the University of California, San Diego. She then received her MD degree, graduating AOA, from the University of California, San Francisco in 1984. She started out in a residency at UCSF in Internal Medicine, but after one year, was bitten by the surgery bug, and was accepted into the general surgery residency at UCSF, completing her residency in 1992. During her general surgery residency, she spent two years in the Gastrointestinal Research Laboratory of Dr. Haile Debas, at that time the Chair of Surgery, as an awardee of an NIH training grant. She also spent 4 months in the Department of Surgery Research Laboratory of then Chair, Dr. Bernard Jaffe, at SUNY Downstate, where she learned models of small bowel transplantation in rodents and dogs. After her general surgery residency, she went on to do a fellowship in multiorgan transplantation at UCSF, under the directorship of Dr. Nancy Ascher, completing this in December 1994. Dr. Susan Orloff joined Oregon Health and Science University in 1995, where she has been actively engaged in research, teaching, multiorgan transplantation and hepatobiliary surgery. As Professor of Surgery, she holds joint appointments in the Division of AbdominalTransplantation and the Department of Molecular Microbiology and Immunology. From 2002-2005, Dr. Orloff served as the Medical Director for the Pacific Northwest Transplant Bank, and she has been the Director of Basic Science Research for the OHSU Department of Surgery since 2001. Dr. Orloff established, and now supervises, a highly productive NIH- and VA Merit Review-funded laboratory in transplantation biology and immunology where she mentors post-doctoral fellows, PhD graduate students and general surgery residents.
Currently, she has a busy practice in hepatobiliary surgery and multi-organ abdominal transplantation. She is also Director of Basic Science Research in the Department of Surgery and, for 12 years, has run an NIH-funded laboratory studying the mechanisms and genomics of CMV accelerated vasculopathy in heart and kidney transplant rodent models. She also has a research interest in the epidemiology, screening, treatments and genomics of hepatocellular carcinoma. She has over 80 peer-reviewed publications and 18 book chapters, and has presented her work locally, nationally and internationally. She serves as a reviewer for 16 journals and is on the Editorial Board of 3. She is an active member of numerous surgical societies as well as serving on many institutional, regional and national committees, including serving as the American Surgical Association Governor to the American College of Surgeons. She is past- President of the Portland Surgical Society, and previous Medical Director of the Pacific Northwest Transplant Bank,
She currently resides in Portland, Oregon on the lovely Willamette River with her husband Dr. Robert Hart and their six-year old son Jackson.
Selected Publications
"Fluorescence-based laser capture microscopy technology facilitates identification of critical in vivo cytomegalovirus transcriptional programs.,"
"Surgical portosystemic shunts in the era of TIPS and liver transplantation are still relevant,"
"The international normalized ratio overestimates coagulopathy in patients after major hepatectomy,"
"Unshuntable extrahepatic portal hypertension revisited: 43 years' experience with radical esophagogastrectomy treatment of bleeding esophagogastric varices,"
"An unusual presentation of altered mental status after orthotopic liver transplantation: Listeria brain abscess,"


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The Luddites
In the early months of 1811 the first threatening letters from General Ned Ludd and the Army of Redressers, were sent to employers in Nottingham. Workers, upset by wage reductions and the use of unapprenticed workmen, began to break into factories at night to destroy the new machines that the employers were using. In a three-week period over two hundred stocking frames were destroyed. In March, 1811, several attacks were taking place every night and the Nottingham authorities had to enroll four hundred special constables to protect the factories. To help catch the culprits, the Prince Regent offered £50 to anyone "giving information on any person or persons wickedly breaking the frames".
Luddism gradually spread to Yorkshire, Lancashire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire. In Yorkshire, croppers, a small and highly skilled group of cloth finishers, turned their anger on the new shearing frame that they feared would put them out of work. In February and March, 1812, factories were attacked by Luddites in Huddersfield, Halifax, Wakefield and Leeds.
In February 1812 the government of Spencer Perceval proposed that machine-breaking should become a capital offence. Despite a passionate speech by Lord Byron in the House of Lords, Parliament passed the Frame Breaking Act that enabled people convicted of machine-breaking to be sentenced to death. As a further precaution, the government ordered 12,000 troops into the areas where the Luddites were active.
On of the most serious Luddite attacks took place at Rawfolds Mill near Brighouse in Yorkshire. William Cartwright, the owner of Rawfolds Mill, had been using cloth-finishing machinery since 1811. Local croppers began losing their jobs and after a meeting at Saint Crispin public house, they decided to try and destroy the cloth-finishing machinery at Rawfolds Mill. Cartwright was suspecting trouble and arranged for the mill to be protected by armed guards.
Led by George Mellor, a young cropper from Huddersfield, the attack on Rawfolds Mill took place on 11th April, 1812. The Luddites failed in gain entry and by the time they left, two of the croppers had been mortally wounded. Seven days later the Luddites killed William Horsfall, another large mill-owner in the area. The authorities rounded up over a hundred suspects. Of these, sixty-four were indicted. Three men were executed for the murder of Horsfall and another fourteen were hung for the attack on Rawfolds Mill.
Throughout 1812 there were attacks on Lancashire cotton mills. Local handloom weavers objected to the introduction of power looms. On 20th March, 1812 the warehouse of William Radcliffe, one of the first manufacturers to use the power-loom, was attacked in Stockport.
Wheat prices soared in 1812. Unable to feed their families, workers became desperate. There were food riots in Manchester, Oldham, Ashton, Rochdale, Stockport and Macclesfield. On 20th April several thousand men attacked Burton's Mill at Middleton near Manchester. Emanuel Burton, who knew that his policy of buying power-looms had upset local handloom weavers, had recruited armed guards and three members of the crowd were killed by musket-fire. The following day the men returned and after failing to break-in to the mill, they burnt down Emanuel Burton's house. The military arrived and another seven men were killed.
Three days later, Wray & Duncroff's Mill at Westhoughton, near Manchester, was set on fire. William Hulton, the High Sheriff of Lancashire, arrested twelve men suspected of taking part in the attack. Four of the accused, Abraham Charlston, Job Fletcher, Thomas Kerfoot, and James Smith, were executed. The Charlston's family claimed Abraham was only twelve years old but he was not reprieved. It was reported that Abraham cried for his mother on the scaffold. A local part-time journalist, John Edward Taylor, investigated the case and claimed that the attack had been the result of action taken by spies employed by Colonel Fletcher, one of Manchester's magistrates.
In June 1812 John Knight organised a meeting for weavers at a public house in Manchester. As the meeting was coming to an end Joseph Nadin, Deputy Constable of Manchester, arrived and arrested Knight and thirty-seven other weavers. Knight was charged with "administering oaths to weavers pledging them to destroy steam looms" and they were accused of attending a seditious meeting. At their subsequent trial all thirty-eight were acquitted.
In the summer of 1812 eight men in Lancashire were sentenced to death and thirteen transported to Australia for attacks on cotton mills. Another fifteen were executed at York. This was followed by further sporadic outbreaks of violence but by 1817 the Luddite movement had ceased to be active in Britain.
Primary Sources
(1) The attack on Burton's Mill in Middleton was reported in the Leeds Mercury in April, 1812.
A body of men, consisting of from one to two hundred, some of them armed with muskets with fixed bayonets, and others with colliers' picks, who marched into the village in procession, and joined the rioters. At the head of the armed banditti a man of straw was carried, representing the renowned General Ludd whose standard bearer waved a sort of red flag.
(2) Archibald Prentice, wrote about the Luddite disturbances in April 1812, in his book Historical Sketches and Personal Recollections of Manchester.
On Saturday, the 18th April, a numerous body of women, chiefly women, assembled at the potato market, Shude Hill, where the sellers were asking 14s. and 15s. per load (252 lbs.) for potatoes. Some of the women began forcibly to take possession of the articles; but the civil and military power interposing, to fix a sort of maximum, for eight shillings per load, at which they were sold in small portions. On Monday a cart carrying fourteen loads of meal was stopped, and the meal carried away. On 27th April a riotous assembly took place at Middleton. The weaving factory of Mr. Burton and Sons had been previously threatened in consequence of their mode of weaving being done by the operation of steam. The factory was protected by soldiers, so strongly as to be impregnable to their assault; they then flew to the house of Mr. Emanuel Burton, where they wreaked their vengeance by setting it on fire. On Friday, the 24th April, a large body of weavers and mechanics began to assemble about midday, with the avowed intention of destroying the power-looms, together with the whole of the premises, at Westhoughton. The military rode at full speed to Westhoughton; and on their arrival were surprised to find that the premises were entirely destroyed, while not an individual could be seen to whom attached any suspicion of having acted a part in this truly dreadful outrage.
(3) Lord Byron, speech in the House of Lords (27th February, 1812)
During the short time I recently passed in Nottingham, not twelve hours elapsed without some fresh act of violence; and on that day I left the the county I was informed that forty Frames had been broken the preceding evening, as usual, without resistance and without detection.
Such was the state of that county, and such I have reason to believe it to be at this moment. But whilst these outrages must be admitted to exist to an alarming extent, it cannot be denied that they have arisen from circumstances of the most unparalleled distress: the perseverance of these miserable men in their proceedings, tends to prove that nothing but absolute want could have driven a large, and once honest and industrious, body of the people, into the commission of excesses so hazardous to themselves, their families, and the community.
They were not ashamed to beg, but there was none to relieve them: their own means of subsistence were cut off, all other employment preoccupied; and their excesses, however to be deplored and condemned, can hardly be subject to surprise.
As the sword is the worst argument than can be used, so should it be the last. In this instance it has been the first; but providentially as yet only in the scabbard. The present measure will, indeed, pluck it from the sheath; yet had proper meetings been held in the earlier stages of these riots, had the grievances of these men and their masters (for they also had their grievances) been fairly weighed and justly examined, I do think that means might have been devised to restore these workmen to their avocations, and tranquillity to the country.
(4) The Manchester Gazette (2nd May, 1812)
On Monday afternoon a large body, not less than 2,000, commenced an attack, on the discharge of a pistol, which appeared to have been the signal; vollies of stones were thrown, and the windows smashed to atoms; the internal part of the building being guarded, a musket was discharged in the hope of intimidating and dispersing the assailants. In a very short time the effects were too shockingly seen in the death of three, and it is said, about ten wounded.
(5) John Edward Taylor wrote an article in 1819 about the Luddite Riots in Manchester during 1812.
The Middleton riots originated in severe distress, exasperated by a short-sighted prejudice against the introduction of newly-invented machinery. The attack of the mob upon the factory, and the destruction of the house of one of its owners, were crimes of the greatest enormity. But at Westhoughton, where a steam-loom factory was set on fire and burnt down, the case was widely different. This outrage was debated at a meeting which took place on Dean Moor, near Bolton, the 9th of April, 1812, sixteen days before the scheme was put in practice. At this meeting there were present, during the greater part of its duration, and up to the time of its close, not more than about forty persons, of whom no less than ten or eleven were spies, reputed to be employed by Colonel Fletcher. The occurrence of circumstances like these, sixteen days before the burning of the factory took place, renders it not a matter of presumption, but of absolute certainty, that that alarming outrage might have been prevented, if to prevent it had been the inclination of either the spies or their employers.
(6) Archibald Prentice, Historical Sketches and Personal Recollections of Manchester (1851)
At Accrington, on the evening of Tuesday, April the 18th, a mob of probably two thousand persons assembled round the steam-loom factory of Messrs. Sykes, and proceeded to break the windows. The manager, who went out to address" the misguided multitude, was assaulted and treated very roughly, and, fears being entertained that still greater violence would be resorted to, the military were sent for. On the following evening, w^en the market coach from Manchester arrived at Blackburn, it was assailed by a crowd of people, who showered stones upon it, and some of the manufacturers, who were in and upon it, received severe bruises.


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Cal U's Office of International Programming, in conjunction with the Turkish Cultural Center of Pittsburgh offered a trip to Turkey in June 2014, and arrangements are being finalized for a similar trip in summer 2015.
Turkey offers unique historical and archeological sites, natural beauty, and an unparalleled tradition of hospitality. The trip will introduce students to the Turkish people, their history and culture, while creating memories that will last a lifetime.
The itinerary below summarizes last year's tour. Watch this space for details about the 2015 trip!
Visiting Turkey: Our 2014 itinerary
Itinerary: Students who visited Turkey in summer 2014 made stops in these cities:
- Istanbul, a world city where East meets West, where ancient meets contemporary, and where there is something for everyone. Istanbul is the country's largest city and the economic, cultural and historical heart of Turkey. Among the places to visit are the Hagia Sophia, Basilica Cistern, Hippodrome and Blue Mosque, as well as many interesting bazaars and markets.
- Izmir, located on the scenic Aegean coast. Izmir has a rich cultural history that spans thousands of years. This is the home of the Temple of Artemis, also known as Ephesus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
- Konya, a "living museum" that has been inhabited since 3000 B.C. Traces of ancient civilizations remain visible throughout the city. Konya was the final home of the poet Rumi, whose 13th-century followers established the Mevlevi Sufi order of Islam, also known as the whirling dervishes.
- Kayseri, the gateway to Cappadocia, a World Heritage Site. This is a stunning area of otherworldly rock and cave formations that have served as homes, churches, monasteries and underground cities since 1800 B.C.
Accommodations: During their visit to Turkey, students stayed in residence halls, guesthouses and with families.
Eligibility: The trip was available ONLY to Cal U undergraduate and graduate students in good standing at the University. A valid passport is required prior to departure for all international travel.
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