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A review I totally stole from Pimp My Protein Shake, a blog I go to for inspiration and motivation and recipes. I share this, because I asked her to review CLICK, because, I'm still obsessed. My review is here.
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"My first taste test was just water, ice and Click. Very tasty with a strong espresso flavor and it didn't need additional sweetener. However, it was ice crystal city so then I added more water and my standard guar gum/xanthan gum medley with a metric ton more ice to amplify the shake volume but by then it was so diluted that it needed more sweetener, but it still had a coffee kick to it.
Downsides to this product? Well, depends on what your goals are.
1. It is sweetened with fructose, which is not an ideal exercise recovery sugar since it's metabolized by the liver rather than taken directly into the muscles to refuel muscular glycogen. (I'm putting on my sexy librarian-by-day reading glasses now.) Then again, this product isn't necessarily geared toward crazy weightlifting athlete geeks like me. It also contains maltodextrin, which normally isn't a great sugar for your body, but during/post workout it is metabolized quickly, delivering glucose where it needs to go.
2. It has a higher carbohydrate to protein ratio than I usually like. It contains 12g carbs to 15g protein which works as a refueling drink or peri-workout snack but not something I would normally drink out of the workout window since I supplement with shakes, rather than use them as meal replacements. HOWEVER, its protein is calcium caseinate rather than whey isolate, which is a slower releasing protein than whey and not absorbed immediately into the muscles, again not ideal as a post-workout recovery, but good for a slow releasing, sustaining protein. Another note about caseinate is that it's not appropriate for those on a casein free diet.
Upsides? It tastes really good with a no holds barred, not ashamed of strong coffee, no apologies kind of attitude. Their site also has a recipe for a hot Click drink. That might be a delicious afternoon upgrade with a low glycemic cookie while chatting over coffee with a girlfriend.
As far as protein shake ingredients go, these are fairly benign. Nothing too creepy and it has a fair amount of added vitamins. It is sweetened with fructose and sucralose (generic Splenda). It also has no artificial flavors or colors (artificial sweetener, yes, but I still use Splenda in addition to stevia).
That said, I had a big ol' glass of Click after spinning and yoga yesterday with a plate of low glycemic nachos (R.W. Garcia Spicy Flax & Soy chips, fat free cheese, veggies and salsa. FYI – fat free cheese is a travesty. Why do I buy this stuff?) I do love the espresso flavor of Click. Since a serving is two scoops, I think I'm going to add one scoop of Click and one scoop of my basic vanilla whey protein powder to shakes this week for a low-glycemic cappuccino shake. Keep in mind that this does contain real coffee and caffeine. I seemed to have forgotten that since I followed my Click shake with a strong cup of afternoon coffee which led to a bout of extremely anxious but energetic vacuuming. My floors are grateful.
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In this blog post, Randy Littleson, Senior Vice President of Marketing at Flexera Software speaks with Rami Ahola – Global Electronics Center of Competence at IBM and Vikram Koka – Vice President Intelligent Devices and IoT at Flexera Software and asks them to about industry variations in IoT and the role bundling plays in IoT
Randy: There is certainly some shift of traditional models, and it seems to vary by industry, right? Consumer versus business and perhaps by vertical we're going to see some differences, do you agree?.
Vikram: Yes, even in the business area usage varies by industry. I've definitely heard customers in very asset intensive spaces talk about a consumption based models and renting an application for a period of time, 2 weeks for $10,000 versus buying a perpetual license at $200,000 and only using it once a year for two weeks. Users want to be able to rent a capability for a short burst of time, use it and then say I'm good. I'm going to check back in for another year or two.
Rami: Even in the industrial space the IoT is enabling a lot of new business models even though you might not necessarily say that's monetizing the Internet of Things but it's enabling them. Rolls Royce power by the hour is a prime example of that, where they basically no longer sell jet engines they sell hours of run. The only way they can make money is by having very good control over where that jet engine is today, what condition is it in and when do I need to send people to service it
Randy: I'm interested in your thoughts on software being monetized independent of hardware or more with the hardware? What do you think the trends are going to be relative to that because we've talked about the Internet of Things as a combination of software and hardware amongst other things. Do you think software's going to be frequently monetized separately or as part of a bundled solution going forward?
Rami: I'm looking at the industrial aspect and it's largely going to be separate and not bundled because in a lot of cases we might have equipment from a variety of different manufacturers that you wanted to hook up to the same piece of software. This allows use cases that drive actionable insights. It will be difficult if every piece of hardware comes bundled with its own set of software. There will always be exceptions and in the consumer space we're seeing some of those exceptions like Nest, but I think the business dynamics are, over the long term, more challenging. That's because let's say you sell a Nest thermostat today, you get money today and that's it. But you're still on the hook for keeping that service up and running for years. Especially with some of the devices that have a longer lifecycle that business logic can become illogical pretty fast.
Randy: Good observation. The issue is between an ongoing cost and no ongoing revenue. Vikram what are your thoughts on software being monetized separately with hardware or not?
Vikram: I'm actually seeing both. To Rami's point I completely agree and I'm seeing the separate model as well, because many times there is software independent of hardware. Especially for things like control systems, monitoring systems, provisioning capabilities, analytics because you may have different assets from different organizations, different suppliers within the same factory or enterprise. Also seeing software capabilities on the asset itself start to be monetized independently. . Where an asset maybe deployed with a certain set of capabilities that are monetized with the device and then additional capabilities being turned on, which may be powered by software. It may add 3D imaging system or better algorithms for quicker torque in some cases, or being able to respond faster. Definitely seeing both monetization on software with the hardware and on its own.
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I have stripped the layers (and I mean, layers...) of paint off of my old interior wood doors. My home is around 100years old so every type of paint since paint was invented is on the door. Now that it is stripped, HOW do you get the paint that seeped into the pores of the wood, cracks, etc. removed? The wood is gorgeous amber-red heart of pine. Too beautiful to repaint. I would like to stain and shellac the doors. I have heard that boiled linseed oil is another way to go, then shellac it - but, I don't know anything about that. Any recommendations would be appreciated. So, removing every bit of paint is imperative. I have been using a paste paint stripper, a nylon scrub brush and a metal scraper (just for removing the lifted layers of paint). What can I do to remove the seeped in paint? I 'think' some of it is surely lead-paint because some of it barely moves even with the chemical stripper. Thanks for any advice you can offer. |
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You are going to have use paint stripper, as well as dental picks or scrapers to remove the paint. A very tedious process. To refinish the doors I would just use a couple coats of varnish. |
Hey!In my opinion you should definately preserve this wood!I'm from D.C. area and have worked with this wood extensively.There are many ways to remove paint,fill nail holes,cracks etc.These may be labor intensive,but not real difficult.Burn in sticks are the best solution.The wood may then be tinted(toned)to the exact coler you prefer.Stay away from shellac,it is to high gloss.It is a great sealer,before a laquer coat.Heart pine should have a satin finish on an old structure.There are some great catylized laquer finishes which can provide iron clad protection for your millwork.There is no more old growth longleaf heart pine forests in America that can be harvested.All the lumber comes from re-milled beams,or sunken logging timber. I'm in Palm harbor.Pretty close,shoot me an e-mail,maybe i can look at it and help a bit. |
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I don't remember it being mentioned in the recent Adsense changes, so maybe it's a feature only for super publishers?
Anyone else hear anything?
I am pretty excited about it, and it looks pretty good in the various feed readers. It will be nice to have this ability to add AdSense into an RSS feed, and a good way for bloggers to monetize their RSS feeds.
i still wonder, though, if they will allow everyone to use it or not...
I don't think I'd want my AdSense information showing up anywhere and everywhere, too risky.
Google ads began appearing late Monday within about 60 RSS feeds published by the LonghornBlogs.com Weblog, publisher Robert McLaws said. Those feeds appear to be the first implementation of a bigger pilot test that Google plans to conduct with select AdSense publisher partners.
This is also published on the GMail forum where it first appeared April 15.
adsense in email newsletters? this is allowed?
i think special stuff like that is only for premium publishers, tho...
Feedreaders are software....
Do they? I would think they have a specific licence from Google to do so.
I'm thinking more generically. If any AdSense publisher can put Ads in an RSS feed, then any developer could custom write an application that contains a feedreader (as we did for a particular application).
It will be interesting to see how Google word the TOS.
I have some experience with this, and G didn't seem too fond. Technically, the ads WERE hosted on a web page, but I was happy enough to say thanks for the warning and make the necessary changes...
What I'm thinking about here is essentially a branded feed-reader, or, an application with a built-in (fully functional, but who's feed do you think it will bias) feed-reader.


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Microsoft will be investing an unprecedented amount into games for its next-generation console, the Xbox One.
Speaking to Official Xbox Magazine, Microsoft Game Studios vice president Phil Spencer and president of Interactive Entertainment Business Don Mattrick discussed the future of the console and the company's vision.
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I am buying Chiquita bananas just to see if they're any good.
I couldn't belive it either, but here it is...
I'm never buying Chiquita banana's again....NEWS - Comcast.net
Chiquita Pleads Guilty in Terror Probe
By MATT APUZZO, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON - Banana company Chiquita Brands International admitted in federal court Monday that, for years, it paid terrorists to protect its Colombian banana-growing operations.
The company pleaded guilty to one count of doing business with a terrorist organization. The plea is part of a deal with prosecutors that calls for a $25 million fine.
The agreement ends a lengthy Justice Department investigation into the company's financial dealings with right-wing paramilitaries and leftist rebels the U.S. government deems terrorist groups.
Prosecutors say the Cincinnati-based company and several unnamed high-ranking corporate officers agreed to pay about $1.7 million between 1997 and 2004 to the United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia, known as AUC for its Spanish initials.
The AUC has been responsible for some of the worst massacres in Colombia's civil conflict and for a sizable percentage of the country's cocaine exports. The U.S. government designated the right-wing militia a terrorist organization in September 2001.
Prosecutors said the company made the payments in exchange for protection for its workers. In addition to paying the AUC, prosecutors said, Chiquita made payments to the National Liberation Army, or ELN, and the leftist Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, as control of the company's banana-growing area shifted.
Chiquita stock has risen sharply since the deal was announced last week. Company shares were trading down 6 cents at $13.46 in midmorning trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
I am buying Chiquita bananas just to see if they're any good.
'Cause you give me something / That makes me scared, alright / This could be nothing / But I'm willing to give it a try / Please give me something
'Cause someday I might call you from my heart
don't blame them [chiquita] I doubt they thought
hey! I know who will protect our people/products ... terrorists!
yeahh I'm pretty sure there were several *accidental* murders/fires to convince the company to buy protection from the terrorist
after all they are Terror-ists...
Gotta agree with kimi there...
lol is it kinda a famous brand of bananas? i never heard of it b4...
i only get bananas locally.. fresh they are and how good they tatse depend on the love the local ppl give
*bananas are my fav~! but i like orange more or hey was it apple...or is it strawberry im not forgetting u grapes...and..
Technicly, they're not really "Terrorists", The US government only defined them as terrorists, for the most part, they're Drug-lords and Mafia men. If anything, Chaquita is helping the Drug-trade, not terrorism
O.K, it's just bananas!! Does it matter! what matters is the fact that the company is paying "terrorist" for protection but wy not contact the police and/or officials?


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Features By Matt Patches on June 6, 2011 | Be the First To CommentOften composers fall into a groove, defining themselves with a particular style and running with it across the cinematic board. Not so with Nathan Barr, whose career is speckled with comedies, horror movies and a little of everything in-between. Barr's eclectic resume includes True Blood; Eli Roth's Cabin Fever; Broken Lizard's Club Dread, Beerfest and The Slammin' Salmon; The Last Exorcism; and Ruben Fleischer's upcoming action comedy 30 Minutes or Less. His latest, the character-driven thriller The Ledge, was picked up by IFC Films after premiering at Sundance. The movie centers on Gavin (Charlie Hunnam) who has an affair with Shana (Liv Tyler), the wife of fanatical religious man Joe (Patrick Wilson) who forces Gavin to either jump off the ledge of a building or watch him kill his wife. It's like that middle school game "MFK," but real. We sat down with Barr during Sundance to talk about his process as a composer, the similarities and differences between his many projects and what how each one is its own musical challenge:
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A customer present an error in SDLO 7 with one user that try to archive a pst file, the error show:
Error to archive the file C:\Documents and Settings\abarrionew\Configuracion Local\Datos de Programa\Microsoft\Outlook\archive.pst (0)
Sorry if this is not the same message but I try to translate it. It is in spanish.
When I click on the link, the Symantec Page say that there aren't suggestions. The code error is:
I search for this code but nothing I found.
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Indeed it is the new error code with no knowledge base article for same ,I would request you to debug during the PST backup and check for what you see in debug you would get something in it
Please use the below link to enable debug on DLO server and the client were PST backup is taken
Please note to enable verbose logging please use 0xEFFFFFFF All F instead of E 0xFFFFFFFF
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I love this scent - the right blend of green herbal (straight up sage NOT basil) and lemony notes. Pricey and limited throw but I come back to it time & again. Great for the kitchen, bath or living room or in the car.
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LOVE this scent! Very herbal and citrusy smelling. I'm already on my second candle of this scent and I will definitely keep buying it!
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I like that Yankee Candle now offers both the original "country style" jars as well as more streamlined modern pillars. Sage and citrus has become a favorite of mine. I was worried it would smell too herby, too plant-like, too astringent. It is perfect! The subtle talc notes temper the earthy clean notes, and balances the scent. Very pleasant, clean, and sophisticated!
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This candle smells really fresh. It's herbs and a hint of citrus. It just is a nice and enjoyable scent to have going.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this candle! This will be my next purchase once I run out of my Mistletoe. It's so fresh and clean. It's not the sweetish, bakery-ish, cloying type, which I think defeat the purpose of refreshing the house. I definitely recommend this.
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The smell is awful. I would not use this in the kitchen because it sure clashed with the smell of great food being prepared. Trust me, you don't want this one.
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I just finished the 3-wick tumbler. The candle was excellent to the last drop of wax. Sage & Citrus is a fresh mix of herbs with a splash of just the right amount of citrus. Very cozy and relaxing, especially on cold, snowy days! Will definitely repurchase!
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I remember picking this up last year and returning it for some reason. Come this fall, I picked it up again and I love, LOVE it! Citrus & sage is the candle I burn when I feel stressed, anxious. I find this fragrance calming, peaceful. The citrus in this sage/citrus combo is not overpowering at all, as I find with most fragrances that contain citrus. This is the candle I would love to smell while getting pampered at a spa.
This is my absolute favorite Yankee scent. Smells very "spa-like" and as others have mentioned, earthy. I have 12 full size Yankee candles right now but this is one I buy over and over. Smells clean and just nice. I hate walking into someone's house and being knocked over by a strong fruity/foody scent and don't get me started on vanilla. This on the other hand seems a warm, comforting combination of what a calm, happy home smells like. It's uplifting in winter and sensuous in summer. I do hope this one is never discontinued!!


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The Illustrator's Notebook by Egyptian author Mohieddin Ellabbad is a book with many levels of meaning. It is an account of an artist's creative sources and of how he grew up to be a famous illustrator. It is an appeal to children to see the world and find inspiration in the most ordinary visual sources. It is a testament to the value of diversity, exemplified by the fact that while some people read from let to right, others read the opposite way, which affects how they see and even dream. It is an introduction to Egypt and its extraordinary visual world and, finally, it is a demonstration of the beauty of written Arabic. After reading the book, children will make their own small notebooks.


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a poetical name for the people of Israel, used in token of affection, meaning, "the dear upright people" ( Deuteronomy 32:15 ; Deuteronomy 33:5 Deuteronomy 33:26 ; Isaiah 44:2 ).
(supremely happy ), and once by mistake in Authorized Version JESURUN, ( Isaiah 44:2 ) a symbolical name for Israel in ( 32:15 ; deuteronomy 33:5 deuteronomy 33:26 ; Isaiah 44:2 ) It is most probably derived from a root signifying "to be blessed." With the intensive termination Jeshurun would then denote Israel as supremely happy or prosperous, and to this signification the context in ( 32:15 ) points.
je-shu'-run, jesh'-u-run (yeshurun, "upright one," Deuteronomy 32:15; 33:5,26; Isaiah 44:2):
Septuagint translates it "the beloved one" egapemenos, the perfect participle passive of agapao), and in Isaiah 44:2 adds "Israel"; Vulgate (Jerome's Latin Bible, 390-405 A.D.) has dilectus in Deuteronomy 32:15, elsewhere rectissimus; Aquila, Symmachus, Theodotion have "upright." For the form, Duhm compares zebhulun, Zebulun.
(1) The name used to be explained as a diminutive form, a pet name, and some, e.g. Cornill, Schultz (Old Testament Theology, English translation, II, 29, note 12) still explain it so, "the righteous little people." But there is no evidence that the ending -un had a diminutive force.
(2) Most moderns take it as a poetical or ideal title of Israel, derived from yashar, "upright"; it is held to contain a tacit reference to the word Israel (yisra'el), of which the first three consonants are almost the same as those of "Jeshurun"; in Numbers 23:10 the term "the righteous ones" (yesharim) is supposed to contain a similar reference. Most commentators compare also "the Book of Jashar," and it has been held that "Jashar" is similarly a name by which Israel is called.
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In-home release from DisneyToon Studios is the latest new Disney Fairies adventure featuring Tinker Bell's friend Fawn and Gruff the NeverBeast.
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3 The Lord became so angry with the people of Jerusalem and Judah that he banished them from his sight. Zedekiah rebelled against King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia, | 3 It was because of the LORD's anger that all this happened to Jerusalem and Judah, and in the end he thrust them from his presence. Now Zedekiah rebelled against the king of Babylon. |
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I hope these folks figure out they can't do it before they actually try. Getting stopped by security and the "scene" it might cause would be a very sad ending to a very sad story....and a hard one to explain to the folks back home!
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Burying Grandpa in Disney World
PART I: Grandpa Our Grandpa Theodore always loved his trips to Disney parks. Ever since his first drive to Anaheim with four kids in the back of our industrial beige 1956 four-door Chevy Bel-Air, he couldn't wait to take us back to Disneyland and, later, Walt Disney World. Invariably, each time we visited brought us new wonders: Pirates of the Caribbean in the late 60's, in 1982 Epcot (then spelled in all capital letters EPCOT when Disney learned that acronyms could not be trademarked), Animal Kingdom in 1998. His and Grandma's home were filled with memorabilia while holiday dinners were shared over conversations intent on his regaling us with talk of this new park attraction or that vague rumor skimmed off some small tributary of the Internet devoted to Disney fandom. So when Grandpa's health began to fail and his trips to Orlando or Southern California became more cerebral than actual, some whispered conversations among us tended toward what would happen when he was no longer with us. What he would leave us and our mother was less consequential than how he would leave us and, subsequently, how we would leave him. Early in his life he had bought burial plots in Rose City Cemetery. ("Land values never decrease," he'd prophesied incorrectly.) But in his later years, he'd mentioned a desire to just being cremated with his ashes scattered who knows where. But he liked to share his gallows humor. On one Thanksgiving while consuming platefuls of turkey and trimmings, he had joked about Walt Disney's fate after his death in 1966. "You know, there is a rumor that old Walt's head is cryogenically preserved in Disneyland," he told us. "This is not true. He is buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles. There may be some truth, however," he then intoned with a whisper that would fail to extinguish a candle flame an inch away, "that his gall bladder is in the Magic Kingdom in Florida." He smiled at us all as our eyes widened. Grandpa could be very serious about Disney stuff. But, like the politician and his politics once described by William F. Buckley Jr., Grandpa was as serious about Disney as a flagpole-sitter is serious about flagpoles. Coincidentally, like both Walt Disney, his brother Roy, and nephew Roy Jr., Grandpa passed on in December. This was a few years back. Grandma let us take care of the funeral arrangements and did not express reservations about his cremation telling us that the plots in Portland could be used by anyone in the family if necessary. Her own health was frail and by the next summer she was gone, too. At three garage sales and several family meetings we children and grandchildren picked over the remaining furniture, knickknacks, pots, pans, and portable kitchen electrical appliances. Grandma and Grandpa's remains sat silent witnesses in their brass urns on a high shelf in the living room. My older sister volunteered to store the urns and, because our minds were distracted by the need to empty the house already sold, she assumed that no reply provided tacit consent. A few weeks passed when, while sorting through a typical Monday's email, I took more than a cursory note of a travel advertisement featuring Fall bargains at Walt Disney World. The shoulder season always provided wonderful travel bargains; we'd seen China and Tibet in October once and Venice in September. There were views and values to match. I printed out the email intending to discuss it with my wife, Donna, later. My plan to bury Grandpa's remains in Walt Disney World arrived like Athena emerging from Zeus's brow with little advance warning or fanfare. "Why not bury him there?" I thought driving home from Home Depot with a newly purchased Price-Pfister kitchen faucet. This topic provided a significant amount of discussion with my wife as I struggled to repair my plumbing. "Jail....that's where you will end up!" my wife breathlessly informed me. The thought of being incarcerated in a Central Florida correctional facility and becoming Big Esteban's girlfriend did scare me some. But I argued that there were too many people bustling around in the parks for anyone to notice. And besides, we'd keep the urn at home and use a.... Well, we'd find something. "Your father as fertilizer! What an end. Did you hate him?!" My wife's voice became sharp. My right eye twitched. Nevertheless, I pressed on. "Remember your sister? She took her father-in-law's ashes up to Alaska to spread them over Mount McKinley from a plane." "And as I recall what was left of him ended up in the back seat of a Cessna 150 when the air currents shifted," Donna reminded me. I conceded silently that I would not try the plane route. The subject was dropped for a time. But not the Fall trip to Walt Disney World. Coming Soon: BURYING GRANDPA IN WALT DISNEY WORLD PART II: Dark Plans
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The airlines don't really care if you have an urn with ashes on you, but I'm hoping this family also checked the US consulate's website because they need to be declared at customs and you need to bring a (small) amount of documentation with you. I know this from the experience of bringing my mother's ashes over to the States last year. I spent a VERY long time at immigration while they decided how to mark my customs form. They eventually declared my mother to be "AGRICULTURE" and off I toddled through the Agriculture area in Customs.
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Is this blog with comments. Someone needs to explain how this is not allowed, but I guess they probably already know. The next part is titled dark plans. ;(
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Nurses can't be punished for violating HIPAA
1Feb 17, '13 by MikeyBSNI see a lot of HIPAAphobia in the nursing realm. I have read several stories about nurses terrified of being fined or being exposed to criminal penalties for HIPAA violations. I have read in nursing text and literature about HIPAA violations and consequences. I am, however, skeptical of the idea that a run-of-the-mill staff nurse can be charged with a HIPAA/HITECH violation. To be clear, a nurse can certainly be punished by the BON, fired, and subject to civil suit under state law (or even criminal law depending on the state and the circumstances). I am, however, hard-pressed to find any justification for Uncle Sam punishing a nurse under HIPAA/HITECH. The way I see it, HIPAA/HITECH cannot be used to enforce penalties against an individual staff nurse. Can anyone prove me wrong?trixie333 likes this.
3Feb 17, '13 by tewdlesThis is an interesting discussion and I cannot argue with your points.
I wonder though, if a nurse does violate the HIPAA of a patient the patient could prosecute the nurse, couldn't they?
Just like the notion that we have never held Wall Street accountable doesn't mean that we couldn't right?
I am interested in the views of others here.
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2Feb 17, '13 by nursel56 GuideIt looks like the criteria for prosecution depends on whether or not one is a "covered entity". If the violation involves electronic communication, the nurse is a covered entity and can be prosecuted. They acknowledge that most violations are done inadvertently and rarely bring charges against an individual. When they do, it involves a malicious intent to use the information for personal gain or to harm the person who's medical record was improperly accessed.
6Feb 18, '13 by Esme12, BSN, RN Senior ModeratorYes they can.....The first Department of Justice HIPAA prosecution was initiated in 2004 in the Western District of Washington, but since then only a "handful" of cases have been prosecuted. The incident of prosecution federally is becoming more frequent as the FBI and federal overseers become more comfortable/familiar with the law.....and the law catches up with technology.An Arkansas woman who pled guilty to disclosing a patient's health information was the first in her state to be convicted under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Andrea Smith, a 25-year-old woman from Trumann, AR, admitted to wrongfully disclosing individually identifiable health information for personal gain, according to a statement from Jane W. Duke, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas.
Smith, a licensed practical nurse, accessed an unidentified patient's medical record on November 28, 2006, while working at Northeast Arkansas Clinic (NEAC) in Jonesboro, AR. Andrea Smith then gave the private medical information to her husband, Justin Smith, who called the patient and said he intended to use the information against the patient in "an upcoming legal proceeding," according to the statement. Upon discovery of the HIPAA breach, NEAC fired Andrea Smith.
A December 2007 indictment changed Andrea Smith with wrongful disclosure of individually identifiable health information for personal gain and malicious harm. Two counts were dropped against Smith, as well as charges against her husband, in exchange for her guilty plea.
Smith faces a maximum of 10 years in prison, a fine of no more than $250,000, or both, as well as a term of supervised release of not more than three years, the statement said. The Arkansas State Board of Nursing has opened a complaint against Smith after learning of the federal conviction, according to the Arkansas Democrat Gazette.Nurse Prosecuted over HIPAA Breach | Journal of AHIMA
HIPAA viewing violation leads to jail time HIPAA Security and Privacy Advisors, LLC: Healthcare Workers Prosecuted for HIPAA (From the Archives)
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The case, involving a former UCLA employee, is the first to result in incarceration for unauthorized access of patient medical records.
Huping Zhou, a licensed cardiothoracic surgeon in China who was working at the UCLA School of Medicine as a researcher in 2003, was sentenced in late April to four months in jail after pleading guilty to charges related to looking at patient medical records he was not authorized to view.
According to experts, Zhou's incarceration, the first in the nation for looking at patient files without a valid reason, should serve as a warning sign to all medical practices that times have changed when it comes to patient privacy
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And other personnel have been persecuted as well....Another Case of Snooping Prosecuted
Once again, a healthcare worker's inability to resist the temptation to snoop in her employer's medical records has resulted in criminal prosecution. In the latest incident, a Vermont ultrasound technologist improperly accessed the electronic medical records of her husband's former wife and her children, allegedly over a period of 12 years. The victim, also employed by the same hospital, was frustrated by the hospital administration's delays in responding to her complaints and notified others including the FBI, her state senator and the American Civil Liberties Union before action was taken. -
2Feb 18, '13 by SummitRN, BSN, RNSo it seems civil and criminal consequences are rare and reserved for egregious and malicious intentional violations.GrnTea and cherryames1949 like this.
0Feb 18, '13 by classicdame GuideIt is a federal law, so yes, you can be subjected to fines and jail time if the federal govt., or the patient involved, decides to sue.
6Feb 18, '13 by woohI'm not "HIPAAphobic." But I think regardless of the prosecutability that I face, (and thanks for the examples above showing we can be prosecuted), it's just good ethical practice to not go around snooping in other patient charts or spreading medical information.
I personally like the fact that I can "blame" HIPAA when I want to avoid spreading medical info. When neighbors call up being nosy, it's easy to say, "I'm sorry, but it's against the law for me to share that kind of information, let me transfer your call into the room and see if your friend picks up." -
1Feb 24, '13 by MikeyBSNQuote from nursel56True, with respect to a covered entity. One must be a "covered entity" to be prosecuted. HIPAA defines covered entities as certain health plans and a few other groups, the one closest to nurses defines covered entities as health care providers who submit electronic health claims to Medicare and Medicaid. Since most nurses do not even have provider numbers, I do not see how they can be covered entities. The law imposes on the covered entity a fine or other penalty for violating HIPAA through their "workforce", which includes nurses. But I still do not see how the individual nurse is a covered entity. As for the examples provided by Esme, it looks like one was a provider and the other two were ultimately punished under state privacy laws. I suppose the feds could always threaten HIPAA, but I don't know of any published opinion by any court that construes "covered entity" to include staff nurses.It looks like the criteria for prosecution depends on whether or not one is a "covered entity". If the violation involves electronic communication, the nurse is a covered entity and can be prosecuted. They acknowledge that most violations are done inadvertently and rarely bring charges against an individual. When they do, it involves a malicious intent to use the information for personal gain or to harm the person who's medical record was improperly accessed.GrnTea likes this.
2Feb 28, '13 by SadalaQuote from MikeyBSNUmm, just the first two things listed are enough to scare me...To be clear, a nurse can certainly be punished by the BON, fired, and subject to civil suit under state lawDeLanaHarvickWannabe and xoemmylouox like this.
1Mar 7, '13 by ComisWhat?!? Your thread title is "Nurses can't be punished for violating HIPAA", but you admitted in your original post that nurses definitely can be punished for violating HIPAA. You know as well as I do that most nurses reading this won't care at all about how likely they are to be federally prosecuted. That means nothing, because they can still easily lose their job (and along with it any recommendation for any decent job in the future) because of a HIPAA violation. Federal prosecution (or the lack thereof) is pretty much meaningless for the average nurse.
Your point that any given nurse is extremely unlikely to be federally prosecuted is true, but it's a purely intellectual argument. It's more or less meaningless in the context of day to day nursing practice and job security.Last edit by Comis on Mar 7, '13GrnTea likes this.


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I love dots and bow so this is a good combination for me. This dress is close fitting at the bust, raised waistline, partial lined and flared skirt with zipper at the back. The bodice is sleeveless with back tie end that hold the bodice into place.
The bow is not perfectly tied like how I would want it because my guy is not so good at it, but I am so grateful that he tried.
I wear a lace top underneath to show options for person who might be busted and don't want to go without a bra.
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Mar 31, 2014, 03.34 PMby velvetribbon
You look fabulous in it, Kisses! The fabric and style are so pretty :-)
Apr 2, 2014, 06.50 PMby kisses
Thanks…I really love the style :-)
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Lovely for a hot day, pretty x
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Thank You:-)
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this is sooo adorable Kisses ! I love the dots and the colour suits you nicely. And you are right, it falls beautifully around your body :-))
Mar 31, 2014, 09.42 PMby kisses
Thanks Chula :-)
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Cute dress, you look so nice!
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Thanks Rita
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That is so cute and fits you so well! Beautiful job – I love the back with the big full bow :)
Mar 31, 2014, 06.01 PMby kisses
Thanks very much:-)
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Wow, what a pretty dress! I love it!
Mar 31, 2014, 12.11 PMby kisses
Thanks much :-)
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Wonderful girlish dress, you look very merry and chrming in it:-) A good dress to make anyone's day:-)
Mar 31, 2014, 12.11 PMby kisses
Thanks Oksana:-)
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Lovely dress, great fit! the fabric is so cute :)
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Thank You :-)
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So cute! I love the polka dots and it's perfect with that pattern! Great job as usual!
Mar 27, 2014, 01.44 PMby kisses
Thanks Carolyn…I love dots too :-)
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Great dress, and it looks fabulous on you!
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Thanks Kihli….for lovely compliments :-)
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That dress is seriously gorgeous! Top stuff- well done!
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Thank you Ruthie:-)
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The dress is so adorable on you.
Mar 26, 2014, 01.50 PMby kisses
Thank You :-)
Mar 25, 2014, 02.19 PMby Ellen Hatteland
How sweet Kisses!! great job as usual! and you look fabulous my friend! :)
Mar 26, 2014, 01.48 PMby kisses
Thanks very much Ellen :-)
Mar 25, 2014, 02.12 PMby Mary Athey
Beautiful dress and you look so lovely. i love the blue dotty.fabric on you but as i have said before you do suit.every shade. The back is lovely and i do love a bow, spots and bows are just so girly and feminine. Fabulous x♥
Mar 26, 2014, 02.56 AMby kisses
Thanks Mary…you are so sweet :-)
Mar 25, 2014, 01.39 PMby Brahdelt
Dots are always so cute! You look so Summery in that dress in the sun. :-)
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Thanks very much Brahdelt :-)
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Very cute and flattering kisses, you look gorgeous!
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Thanks my sweet Liliv :-)
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15 During those days, while back in Judah, I also noticed that people treaded wine presses, brought in sacks of grain, and loaded up their donkeys on the Sabbath. They brought wine, grapes, figs, and all kinds of stuff to sell on the Sabbath. So I spoke up and warned them about selling food on that day. | 15 In those days I saw men in Judah treading winepresses on the Sabbath and bringing in grain and loading it on donkeys, together with wine, grapes, figs and all other kinds of loads. And they were bringing all this into Jerusalem on the Sabbath. Therefore I warned them against selling food on that day. |
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Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. is a growing, diversified North American mining company. The Company produces molybdenum at its 100%-owned Thompson Creek Mine in Idaho and Langeloth Metallurgical Facility in Pennsylvania and its 75%-owned Endako Mine in northern British Columbia. The Company is also in the process of constructing the Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine in central British Columbia, which is expected to commence production in 2013. The Company's development projects include the Berg copper-molybdenum-silver property and the Davidson molybdenum property, both located in central British Columbia. Thompson Creek has approximately 1,100 employees. Its principal executive office is in Denver, Colorado and its Canadian administrative office is in Vancouver, British Columbia. More information is available at www.thompsoncreekmetals.com .
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