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eClinicalWorks is a privately-held, profitable company that focuses on establishing long-term relationships with customers. Our software is used by doctors and their staff in smallest to the largest set up in the USA. eClinicalWorks is a leader in ambulatory clinical solutions. Our solutions extend the use of Electronic Health Records (EHR) beyond practice (clinic/hospital) walls with the latest technologies and create community-wide records. Our core products are Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Practice Management (PM). eClinicalWorks employs more than 2000 people across its locations. We are headquartered in Westborough, Massachusetts, USA. We also have offices in New York, Atlanta, Chicago, California, Mumbai and Ahmedabad. We have a large infrastructure with many data centres across the USA. We are a product based company designing and implementing our own Software. We are very rapid in research & development and innovation in the HealthCare IT industry. We believe in providing growth to our employees within the company.
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On the hottest day of the year on a street in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, everyone's hate and bigotry smolders and builds until it explodes into violence. Come see what happens! There will be a talk back session offered after the movie to discuss the issues. Jody Allen from William & Mary and Alphine Jefferson from Randolph-Macon College will lead the discussion.
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To Kill a Mockingbird is a 1962 American drama film based on the 1960 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same name by Harper Lee. It stars Gregory Peck in the role of Atticus Finch and Mary Badham in the role of Scout.
The film, widely considered to be one of the greatest ever made, earned an overwhelmingly positive response from critics, and was a box office success. The film won three Academy Awards, including Best Actor for Peck, and was nominated for eight, including Best Picture.
In 1995, the film was listed in the National Film Registry. It also ranks twenty-fifth on the American Film Institute's 10th anniversary list of the greatest American movies of all time. In 2003, AFI named Atticus Finch the greatest movie hero of the 20th century.
To Kill a Mockingbird marks the film debuts of Robert Duvall, William Windom, and Alice Ghostley.
Essay Contest #3: In 1966 the Hanover County School Board banned 'To Kill A Mockingbird' from public schools as being "immoral." From watching the movie why do you think they took this action? Was it, at the time, justified?
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Although it received no Academy Award nominations, the film has come to be considered a masterpiece, and one of the greatest and most influential movies ever made. It was named the greatest American western by the American Film Institute in 2008, and it placed 12th on the same organization's 2007 list of the 100 greatest American movies of all time. Entertainment Weekly also named it the best western. The British Film Institute's Sight & Sound magazine ranked it as the seventh best film of all time based on a 2012 international survey of film.
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CYC Theater Presents the San Diego Premiere of Aaron Sorkin's A Few Good Men
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Superstar sisters Nora & Delia Ephron, writers of some of the most popular romantic comedies in history -- including Sleepless in Seattle and When Harry Met Sally -- bring a hilarious and poignant collection of stories to the stage in Love, Loss and What I Wore. Based on the best-selling book by Ilene Beckerman, this show features women telling intimate stories inspired by the articles of clothing they were wearing at the time. As adapted by the Ephron sisters, masters of depicting the female psyche, Love, Loss and What I Wore casts a funny, surprising and touching light on moments that every woman will relate to. This PlayHouse production brings the show that Variety called "powerful, sweet and saucy" to the stage of the Lyceum Theater.
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view more less of this reviewAaron Sorkin's "A Few Good Men" was masterfully performed. Shaun Evans' direction maximized the talents of both the expeienced professionals and the young people in the cast.
I was especially impressed by Joshua Pinkowski, Samantha Vesco, and Jason Marks. The difficulty of the myriad of scene changes was no problem for this well rehersed cast. They did not miss a cue.
It was a play full of wit, drama and high tension by the California Youth Conservatory.
A great show, I look forward to seeing these thespian stars of the future perform again soon. Mahalo CYC for a wonderful afternoon at the theatre.
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star this review starred report as inappropriateI thought that the play was excellently portrayed. Col J.jessups was brilliant as was Lt Caffee. I enjoyed the play immensely.
CYC Theatre presents the San Diego premiere of Aaron Sorkin's riveting courtroom drama,_ A Few Good Men_. This award-winning Broadway play about two United States Marines on trial for murder was made famous by the movie production starring Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson.
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JMU Holds Second Adaptive Sports Day
HARRISONBURG — Kyla Roerty's second unofficial visit to James Madison University may have sealed her future as a Duke.
The 11-year-old from Mechanicsville met President Jonathan Alger, ate food that was "the best" at the university dining hall, and learned that the school has an archery team, like the one she's on at home.
"In six years," said her mother, Julee Roerty, at Godwin Hall on Saturday, "she will be here."
Recruiting future students to Harrisonburg, however, is not the ultimate purpose of Adaptive Sports Day, a collaborative effort among several JMU departments showing middle school, high school and college-eligible participants with disabilities that they can fit in on a college campus and playing field like anyone else.
Kyla, who was born with cerebral palsy, came for the first sports day in the fall to play soccer. She had an "awesome" time, she said, and wasn't about to miss the next opportunity — to play volleyball and basketball — that came Saturday.
"It feels good to be with kids with disabilities and be able to do sports that are altered to you, but yet still a challenge," Kyla said. "It feels like I'm doing something good and staying active."
Her mother added: "It's just nice that she fits in, which she doesn't in her typical life. … It's been hard to figure out where she fits because she obviously is not a natural athlete, but she has a desire to be.
"You don't want to lose that. I want her to feel like she can do it. It's just finding the right fit, and I feel this program at JMU is the right fit for her."
Kinesiology professor Tom Moran and Josh Pate, an assistant professor in the JMU School of Hospitality, Sport and Recreation Management, received a grant from Alger's office to pay for the adaptive events. Fifteen people participated in the fall, followed by 18 on Saturday.
The group attended the JMU women's basketball game Friday night and was assisted Saturday by the women's volleyball team as well as the Charlottesville Cardinals wheelchair basketball team.
Volunteer students came from numerous university departments, as well as from Radford University and the University of Virginia.
"It's easy to underestimate [the participants], and they just prove you wrong every time," JMU senior Janna Marshall said.
While watching volleyball at one point Saturday, JMU junior Lauryn Moxey seemed to see a bit of herself on the court. She said the school's Disability Services deserves credit for helping assimilate students who face not only outward disabilities, but internal issues, too.
Moxey, 23, took a year off from school because of anxiety, and she doesn't want others to be too afraid or ashamed to seek help.
"This is such a cool day," she said through tears.
Phillip and Gaynite Williams brought their 17-year-old son, also named Phillip, to JMU from Fairfax County for the weekend.
The younger Phillip has an intellectual disability, and while his community offers some programs for people with disabilities, none match the job JMU did, his father said.
"We've entirely enjoyed it," the elder Phillip Williams said.
Pate said getting parents to interact with each other adds to the experience.
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Julee Roerty may already be there with Kyla, whose upbeat attitude Saturday apparently wasn't an anomaly.
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Worth property owner wants out of 2005 gas lease
Mustafa Tayfur signed an oil and gas lease for his 107-acre property in Worth in 2005 that paid him just $3 an acre for drilling rights, but with the promise of 12 percent royalties on any minerals extracted from the ground.
The company never drilled for oil or gas, and Tayfur, now hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, petitioned a federal bankruptcy judge to break the lease with SWEPI LP, a subsidiary of Shell Oil Co., so he can get a more lucrative deal to help pay off his debts.
A judge in February refused.
In Butler County, where drilling for natural gas through fracking is a growing industry, the Tayfur case could provide a valuable lesson to anyone considering an oil and gas lease, legal experts said.
"Unfortunately, (Tayfur) didn't have a bad contract, he had a bad deal, and you can't get out of a bad deal," said Marcellus shale attorney Steven Townsend, a Downtown attorney not involved in the case,
In 2009, there were 79 well permits for so-called unconventional wells issued in Butler County and 19 wells drilled, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. In 2013, the state issued 160 permits, and 92 wells were drilled.
Tayfur's attorney, Mary Bower Sheats, is appealing the bankruptcy judge's ruling, arguing that while Tayfur signed the lease, the company never did, and Pennsylvania landlord-tenant law requires both parties to sign.
"I think the oil and gas company should have to sign the lease if they want it to be binding," Sheats said.
Tayfur did not return a message left for him through Sheats.
The company maintains that landlord-tenant law doesn't apply in oil and gas leases. The bankruptcy judge agreed. The company also argued that it paid Tayfur what the lease required.
"Mr. Tayfur was fairly compensated for his oil and gas lease," Shell spokeswoman Deborah Sawyer said in an emailed statement, "Maintaining the valid, contractual rights of that lease is a priority for Shell. We have honored the contracts enforced by the bankruptcy court and will continue to do so. If the appellate process results in a different decision, we will honor that as well."
In his Feb. 26 ruling, Chief U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Jeffery A. Deller for the Western District of Pennsylvania called Tayfur's lawsuit a case of buyer's remorse "as a result of the recent Marcellus shale activity in the Western Pennsylvania region."
According to court documents, Tayfur, 61, signed a lease on Dec. 28, 2005, with Central Appalachian Petroleum. The following July, the drilling rights were transferred to East Resources. Royal Dutch Shell bought East Resources in 2010.
Tayfur received annual payments of $321 from the drilling companies, as called for by the lease. He could have made about $300,000 had there been drilling, but none of the companies drilled on Tayfur's property, according to court documents.
"It is low, but it was not uncommon back then," said Downtown attorney David Zimmaro, referring to contracts signed between 2005 through 2008. "A lot of people signed at this low-ball number.
Zimmaro has represented landowners in Marcellus shale cases but is not involved in the Tayfur case.
"Just because they underpaid you — you didn't get what is considered a fair market value — you're never getting out of that," Zimmaro said.
Pine Attorney Harry Klodowski, who is assisting with Tayfur's case, said that today's standard lease agreements usually pay $3,000 an acre over a five- or 10-year lease.
Klodowski admitted that Tayfur "really didn't think about what he was doing" when he signed the lease in 2005.
"Gas leases were selling for peanuts back then."
In his Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing in 2011, Tayfur said that if he could get out from under the SWEPI lease, he could get a better lease to make more money.
SWEPI attorney Kirk Burkley, of Pittsburgh, wrote in an October court filing that the company has leases on all properties surrounding Tayfur's, except for property that borders Moraine State Park.
"No other parties will lease the oil and gas rights from (Tayfur)," Burkley wrote.
To successfully break a lease outside of a bankruptcy, property owners have to prove fraud in the initial lease, Zimmaro said. And courts have only ruled on that about a half-dozen times, he said.
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Debra Messing Celebrity
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You would think after all the advice from job-search experts that job seekers would finally get it.
As a cynic, I no longer smirk at the repetitious lessons featured everywhere for those who are struggling. Why? Because for some reason candidates refuse to accept the basics. Those who complain they're not getting hired are either are deaf to their miscalculations or simply stubborn to the facts. For example:
enjoy the music. Be mindful of any music a caller might hear while holding waiting for you to answer the call. After the résumé does its job of impressing, why let inappropriate music create such a turnoff for a prospective employer or recruiter?
No one calls you to be entertained and your taste in music can be quite revealing. Vocal communications send two messages, letting a caller gauge both your energy level and ability to articulate. Missing this opportunity can cast doubt on your judgment.
Tired of waiting around. A senior vice president sought to become a client. He had filed online applications to his top 20 favorite companies but received zero responses. When he called, he said he was tired of waiting around. Naturally, this statement told me why his search was so fruitless.
In time this misinformed, entitled executive realized that the days of receiving a phone call with a job offer were over. Today, many of the colleagues who used to seduce him with inflated packages are also looking for a job. While learning the concept of an online job search, many have been led to believe that applying for a job online would be much like answering yesterday's classified newspaper ad. Your inherited or earned status means very little in a job market filled with similar competitors.
Learning from recruiters. Contingency recruiters are folks who get paid when their candidates get hired. Even in a challenging economy, they continue to be well-paid by employers for producing attractive talent in spite of today's flooded labor pool. Their most effective tool in connecting with employers continues to be the phone.
No amount of e-mail, search engines or website activity will bring recruiting communities close enough to earning their paychecks, a hefty 20 percent to 30 percent of their candidate's first year compensation. As logic dictates and without the hefty bounty, why can't candidates pick up the phone?
Career coaches hear all the excuses: they don't know who to call, they're not sure a job opening exists and there are gatekeepers designed to screen them out. Career job seekers tend to have two things in common; They lack creativity and courage. This is never more apparent than when asking them to pick up the phone.
It's not about you. When asked, are you prepared to define what you're looking for in your next job? Be careful. We constantly tell job seekers to offer themselves as the solution when interviewing.
They do far better if asked, "What can you do for us?"
The remedy? Define your offerings and practice verbalizing them in conversation. Then learn to respond to all questions by pointing back to your specific value to them.
Excuses du Jour. Even in a thriving economy we hear that there are no jobs. It's age discrimination. I don't have a degree. Let's face it, a job search will never boost anyone's self confidence. Executives who normally control their corporate worlds are now helpless, and others who feel unsure going into job search are devastated by rejection.
Believing there are no jobs is paralyzing and untrue. Many times job seekers who adopt this sense of hopelessness have lost the will to endure the hunt. The job search that falls short can normally be attributed to some form of under-performance. We are best served to seek real answers and stop with the excuses. The fact remains that most of us really do have to get back to work, and if we've dropped out, the sooner we reboot the better.
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Martyn argued with Christopher "Shon" White of San Tan Valley. White had criticized Martyn on his website.
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JACKSON — The Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) has approved the FY 2010 system operating budget and revised its original FY 2011 budget priorities.
In his first regular meeting as commissioner of higher education, Dr. Hank Bounds presented the revised budget recommendation, which the board approved in light of the state's current economic situation and revenue forecasts. The original FY 2011 budget priorities included an appropriations request of $260.6 million over the FY 2010 appropriation. The revised priorities include an appropriation request of $42.9 million over the FY 2010 appropriation. The funds are requested to cover cost of living and inflationary increases only.
"We are committed to pursuing adequate, stable funding to move this university system forward," said Bounds. "However, we must be practical, and we must be realistic considering the tough economic situation we face and the limited funds our Legislature will have available for appropriations."
The board voted to support the University of Southern Mississippi's (USM's) recommendation to select two parcels of land in the Cross Creek development as the preferred location for the university's new campus. This is the third land package within the Cross Creek development to be considered. The two parcels of land, which are separated only by a power easement, are situated such that the campus will be fully integrated into the new community, within comfortable walking distance of the town center, and visible from I-10. Plans for the Cross Creek campus include a multiphase development that will ultimately serve up to 12,000 students from South Mississippi and the surrounding areas.
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In response to the recent figures that put this current war at costing billions of dollars, Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz recently remarked, "For a fraction of the cost of this war we could have put Social Security on a sound footing for the next half-century or more."
To describe this phenomenal cost, New York Times author Bob Herbert declared that this spending was like a "cancer inside the American economy."
I would like to contend that this war is not only a cancer to our economy but even more disastrous, a cancer to our civil liberties and freedoms as American citizens.
To illustrate this, one need only take a look at the Patriot Act, passed barely a month after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
What exactly is the U. S. Patriot Act? It sounds very American and well, patriotic, right?
The U.S. Patriot Act of 2001 is actually an acronym which stands for "Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001."
Not really anything to do with patriotism directly, but it still sounds good, right?
But let's explore the hard facts to judge how really "patriotic" this act really is.
First of all, the Patriot Act authorizes officers to be able to detain immigrants to the United States indefinitely - doesn't sound very constitutional, does it?
The Patriot Act also includes something fondly called "sneak and peek searches," which allow law enforcement officers to search homes or businesses without permission from the owner, occupant or search warrant.
This begs the question, "What about the Fourth Amendment?"
In addition to these "sneak and peek searches," the use of "National Security Letters"
allows the FBI to search telephone records, e-mail records, and financial records without a court order.
Wave goodbye to that hard won right to privacy.
I encourage you to read this Act in its entirety, as the list of civil liberties which it violates does not end there.
Now, how was such an act passed by our representatives on Capitol Hill, who are supposed to be supporting our rights and representing us as their constituents?
According to Congressman Jim McDermott, most of the representatives did not even read the bill.
Congressman John Conyer Jr.
supports McDermott by stating, "We don't really read most of the bills. Do you know what that would entail if we read every bill that we passed?. [it would] slow down the legislative process."
So there you have it! Our trusted representatives in Congress are not even taking the time to read the bills they pass into laws that are supposed to represent our interests as voters.
There is some hope left, however.
Brandon Mayfield was a victim of one of the "sneak and peak searches" after the Madrid train bombings, and ended up becoming wrongfully jailed for two weeks.
After officials realized the mistake, Mayfield was released and sent a public apology from the United States government.
Fortunately, Mayfield was aware that words were not enough to rectify the injustice of destroyed civil rights, and he took his case to court.
On Sept. 26 of 2007, Judge Ann
Aiken ruled that these searches were, in fact, unconstitutional and in violation of the Fourth Amendment.
Thus, even as rights are being corroded and destroyed, there are still those who take it upon themselves to fight for the protection of their constitution and their government, (and in this case, the protection of their constitution from their government).
And so, I encourage you as a fellow citizen to take a look around you and to evaluate how much you appreciate the freedoms granted to you by our Constitution.
Think about what are the most important aspects of our society to protect from those who wish to harm us.
Is America not a great country because of its freedoms and civil liberties?
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Day 2 | Sightseeing in Tashkent. The New Year celebration. |
Day 3 | Transfer to Samarkand. Sightseeing in Samarkand. |
Day 4 | Continue of the excursion in Samarkand. |
Day 5 | Transfer to Bukhara. Sightseeing in Bukhara. |
Day 6 | Continue of the excursion in Bukhara. |
Day 7 | Departure from Bukhara. |
Detailed program of the tour
Fri, 30 /12 |
Arrival to festive Tashkent city. Meeting at the airport and transfer to the hotel 4*. Check –in & rest. |
Sat, 31 /12 |
After breakfast start a fascinating sightseeing in wintry Tashkent, at the first part - visiting the historical part of the city.
Continue of city tour after the lunch, visit to the modern part of the city. The New Year celebration at the Hotel restaurant or one of Tahskent clubs or restaurants (different options are available upon demand). |
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Breakfast in the Hotel.Transfer to Samarkand (till the afternoon).
The road (280 km.) goes through many settlements (villages), when passing them by you will be able to look at the everyday life of the ordinary uzbek people – farmer-peasant. Festive dinner – the extension of the New Year celebration at one of Samarkand charming restaurants. |
Mon, 02 /01 |
Breakfast at the hotel. After the breakfast the beginning of the fascinating excursion of the January Samarkand. Visit to the historical centre: Gur-Emir Mausoleum of Tamerlan,his sons and grandson Ulugbek, the gigantic cathedral mosque Bibi-Khanum, a day sightseeing of the Registan square.
After the lunch the sightseeing of Samarkand is continued,visiting the historical monuments such as: Shahi-Zinda Complex,the ancient city Afrosiab excavations and the museum,the architectural mausoleum of Daniel Prophet, Ulugbek observatory. |
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Breakfast in the hotel. Transfer to Bukhara.
The road (300 km.) is the part of the ancient Silk Road and crosses the 3 central Uzbekistan regions. Arrival to Bukhara and accommodation at the hotel 4* and a little rest . Evening sightseeings at the centre of Bukhara: Chashma Ayub Mazar mausoleum, Poi-Kalyan and Lyabi-Khauz Complexes. |
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Breakfast in the hotel. After the breakfast the fascinating sightseeings of the wintry Bukhara takes place.
The sightseeings of architectural monuments: The Samanids mausoleum, Nadir Divanbegi madrasah ,the Ark-Citadel fortress, where the ancient Bukhara had its beginning ,Chor-Minor minaret. After the lunch the excursion is continued, visit to the country palace Sitorai Mohi Khosa- "The Moon and Stars Palace" – the last Bukhara Emir's summer residence. Farewell dinner in one of Bukhara unique restaurants (menu payment). |
Thu, 05 /01 |
Early breakfast in the hotel.
At 07:00 transfer to Bukhara airport for Moscow flight by Uzbekistan Airlines, departure at 09:50 At 12:55 Arrival in Domodedovo Moscow airport. |
Cost and schedule of group arrivals in 2013-2014,
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30.12.2012 – 05.01.2013 | $650 | ½ DBL |
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• Accommodation on twin-share basis at the hotels (see the Hotel chart below); • Meals: breakfasts only; • Tourist-class transportation for all transfers as per the program; • Sightseeing according to program with local English-speaking guides; • Entrance fees to tourist sites according to program; • Visa support letter (VSL); |
• International flights; • Single supplement charge – $ 90 USD /pax.; • Meals: lunch and dinner (menu payment); • The New Year party in Tashkent – from $ 110 USD/pax; • Photo- & video shooting fees at the museums; • Visa fee Extra charge for single supplement $90 for pax. The New Year celebration from $110 for pax. |
• TASHKENT | - Uzbekistan Hotel 4* (or similar); |
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Customers spotted a monkey — clad in a pint-sized shearling coat — wandering around the store's parking lot Sunday afternoon. The animal made its way through rows of parked cars and ended up outside a set of store doors.
Ikea staff lured the primate into a corner before calling police, who contacted the city's Animal Services department, said Staff Sgt. Ed Dzingala.
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