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Max Ungar, the 17-year-old catcher drafted by the Washington Nationals in the Major League Baseball draft, will play college baseball instead.
Ungar, who recently graduated from Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School in Maryland, decided to fulfill his commitment to play baseball at Denison University in Ohio, according to the Washington Jewish Week.
"The National's will offer me a contract, and I will decline the offer. I was recruited by Denison and plan to go there to study and play baseball. I really like the academic challenges of the school and know that if I play well the Nationals or another team can draft me again after my junior year of college," Ungar told the Washington Jewish Week.
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We all know that Motorola is nowhere near the dominating force in the cell phone industry as it has been in the past. There are so many other competitors these days, so it's harder than ever for Moto to rise back to the top. The Motorola CLIQ is supposed to be one of the biggest new offerings in quite some time, but how does it stand up to scrutiny?
The Boy Genius Report was lucky enough to get a review unit, even if it may not be the final production version. While it's not nearly as groundbreaking as the RAZR was in its day, the CLIQ is said to be a "decent phone with a great concept." Unfortunately, the execution of this concept isn't as good as it could have been.
Rather than appealing to business users and high-end consumers who are eyeing devices like the HTC Hero, the Motorola CLIQ could be more suitable to a "young teen market" that may have otherwise chosen something like the LG Voyager or T-Mobile Sidekick. That left-aligned d-pad could be great for gaming.
Going through the hands-on preview by BGR, we learn that this phone is kind of clunky and annoyingly slow at times, but the "connected lifestyle" concept is certainly attractive. It may not be a huge boon for Moto, but the Cliq could represent a quantum leap in the right direction for the StarTAC-maker.
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OK… I also had an opportunity today to review the new Android and…it is a real piece of crap! The phone looks cheap, feels cheep and just simply doesn't function well at all. The keyboard is flimsy and impossible to type accurately on. I am stunned that such a big splash has been made aover this phone and yet it is a total disapointment! I also checked out the IPhone 3gs today and wow what a difference between the two phones. the IPhone is vastly superior in every way! From appearance to functionality, the IPhone has it all over the Android, except that maybe Verizon is a better carrier. But, really, the Android is so poorly put together that I will be switching from verizon tomorrow to AT&T so that I can get the clear ly superoir phone. I'm just mad that after waiting so long, the Android is such a disappointment and I've wated all this time tolerating myt old phone when I could have had the IPhone all along. Don't be fooled by the propaganda, there are NO lines to get this Android phone for a reason. It's JUNK!!!
I saw the Cliq this morning but we just got a chance to really play around with Motorola's Android-based, social-networking-focused smartphone, and we have to say, we're pretty impressed, it looks sleek and some apps come with it already that i had to download for my G1. the MOTO BLUR seems convenient if you use myspace, facebook or twitter a lot. The MOTOBLUR works for e-mails as well as socialization, where i don't have to open and close applications to get to e-mails then i see it as a plus over the G1. But what would make me run out and get this phone besides its sleek looks and 5 mp camera, is that if this phone is not buggy, and slow as the G1. share your view with me at http://www.Motorola-Cliq.com Take care!
this phone sucks. I got a demo of this phone yesterday and it really sucks. I hope no one make a mistake by buying this phone. Its complicated, un-user friendly and no use. The phone quality sucks, you can barely hear the person speaking from the other side. It's update all and check all feature for face book, twitter and other other social networking sites really sucks. Hangs most of the time and for corporate email users this phone is a nightmare. Did you know that for corporate emails this phone syncs with your corporate email server and then it syncs with Moto BLUR server also to process your emails, tweets and social networking updates.. This is a security nightmare. Keep away from this phone guys.
Michael Kwan, this article sucks.
agreed, I could have learned more from your grand mother's panty drawer about this phone.
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FT: UK cuts won't help help the economy. WSJ: China's social-political transformation will be momentous. Hindu: India must stand on its own at the UN.
Emerging nations must treat foreign investments with caution
An editorial in the New York Times argues that emerging nations must be cautious as rich countries increase their investments in their markets. Foreign investments can cause inflation and inflate asset bubbles. Plus, they threaten to cause future financial crises if the money gets pulled out quickly.
QUOTE: There is little policy makers in the rich world can do to stop these flows. Governments in the developing world must prepare now for when the money masters change their minds.
We must avoid a trade war
An opinion piece in the Economist argues that global leaders must do everything they can to avoid an actual trade war. A multilateral, diplomatic approach that includes emerging nations is needed to persuade China to change its currency policies.
QUOTE: Global demand needs rebalancing, away from indebted rich economies and towards more spending in the emerging world. Structural reforms to boost spending in those surplus economies will help, but their real exchange rates also need to appreciate. And, yes, the Chinese yuan is too low.
UK cuts won't help stimulate the economy
Robert Skidelsky, professor emeritus at Warwick University, writes in the Financial Times that Britain's economy is not threatened by a growing deficit but rather by less spending and a smaller economy. He argues that the government's proposed budget cuts will therefore not help the economy recover.
QUOTE: The deficit is the stimulant the economy needs to start growing again: its withdrawal guarantees stagnation or worse.
China's social-political transformation will be momentous
Edward Steinfeld, an associate professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, writes in the Wall Street Journal that China's socio-political transformation over the next few years will be as important to the country as its restructuring of the economy. China must rebuild its social contract with its people in the wake of increased income disparity and great financial risks.
QUOTE: Citizens now are promised not merely stuff, but a whole new way of life. That includes rights of a decidedly political and participatory nature. If people are treated unfairly on the job, they are encouraged, albeit ambivalently, to sue. If they feel wages are too low, they are encouraged to turn to their union.
With smart policies, Obama can prevent a double-dip recession
Nouriel Roubini and Michael Moran of Roubini Global Economics write in Foreign Policy that President Obama must act quickly and decisively to prevent the country from experiencing a double-dip recession.
QUOTE: The administration should focus on policies that create a revenue-neutral fiscal stimulus -- one that targets both labor demand and consumption.
Let China rebalance slowing
Michael Pettis, a professor of finance at the Guanghua School of Peking University and a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment, writes in the Financial Times that allowing its currency to rise would be good for China's economy, but the country should not be forced to do so too quickly. If it rebalances too fast, it would drastically increase its unemployment.
QUOTE: The profitability of the export sector would decline so quickly that exporters would be forced either into bankruptcy or into lower-wage countries. They would fire workers, who would then consume less.
In private, Obama tries to court big business
Author Charlie Gasparino writes in the Daily Beast that President Obama and the US Democrats have been publically bashing big business ahead of the election. However, privately, the White House has been attempting to convince business leaders that the president's policies will help them. Gasparino argues this tactic is not working.
QUOTE: I'll be the first to hammer greedy bankers on Wall Street when they deserve it, and point out the absurdity of corporate welfare, but class warfare only gets you so far with voters most of whom apparently understand that without rich people (even fat-cat bankers) creating jobs and spending money, everyone would be poor.
Debate about freedom peeks through in China
An editorial in the Wall Street Journal argues that China's journalists and citizens feel increasingly emboldened to discuss social and political reforms every chance they can. The piece argues that more access to free information is enabling the public to be better informed.
QUOTE: When China's leadership signals a tolerance, however slight, for openness, debate about freedom flowers.
Americans must end their denial over the state of economy
Columnist Michael Snyder writes in Business Insider that Americans must stop their denial and acknowledge the serious economic problems – ranging from debt to world trade – that face the nation.
QUOTE: Our forefathers handed us the greatest economic machine in history and we have allowed it to fall apart right in front of our eyes. A national economic crisis of historic proportions is getting worse with each passing month, and yet most of our leaders seem to be asleep at the switch.
India must stand on its own at the UN
Siddharth Varadarajan writes in the Hindu that when India takes its seat on the UN Security Council it must act according to its own interests and political views and not as merely an extension of the United States. This would help its objective to obtain a permanent seat.
QUOTE: If the non-permanent seat India has just won is indeed to become a stepping-stone for a permanent seat, the Manmohan Singh government will have to focus less on convincing the U.S. about how "responsible" it can be.


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Majestic Brands, producer of such products as Glacier Bay and Jason & Larry's Evil Spirits, has brought back one of the most iconic names in light-alcoholic refreshment- California Cooler- as a reformulated refreshment beverage with timeless brand appeal. With its launch in 1981, California Cooler instantly became the preferred drink at backyard barbeques and comedy clubs, sipped by A-list celebrities and regular consumers alike. It sold over 20 million cases each year, sparking the ready-made beverage category and inspiring a succession of imitators.
Now, after a fifteen-year hiatus, California Cooler has returned to the market through the visionary commitment of Majestic Brands, which is producing and marketing an updated line of naturally-infused drink products based on the popular original brand. The company is not just offering up nostalgia, however, but is committed to consumers discerning modern palettes.
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02, 2004
A trip through a world of chocolate innovation that is a treat for everyone.
Brach's Moves Home Office to Dallas, Texas
22, 2004
Brach's Confections, Inc., maker of the nation's top-selling jelly-bean and candy-corn brands, this week announced the relocation of its home office from Woodridge, Illinois, to Dallas. In a separate statement, the company said that 2004 marked its 100th anniversary as a leading player in the confectionery industry.
Barry Callebaut AG reports results for first quarter of fiscal year 2003/04: Double-digit operating and net profit growth
07, 2004
Barry Callebaut AG, the world's leading manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate products, announced today its results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2003/04. Sales revenue increased by 16%, sales volumes to third parties by 7%, operating profit (EBIT) by 15% to CHF 91.5 million and net profit (PAT) by 17% to CHF 56.7 million for the three-month period ended November 30, 2003.
Annual General Meeting 2003 of Barry Callebaut AG
10, 2003
The ordinary Annual General Meeting of Barry Callebaut AG, the world's leading manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate products, was held on Wednesday, December 10, 2003, in Zurich under the chairmanship of Andreas Schmid, Chairman of the Board, and adopted every motion proposed by the Board.
Barry Callebaut AG - Successful fiscal year 2002/03: Strong operational improvements, dividend increase
11, 2003
Barry Callebaut AG, the world's leading manufacturer of cocoa and chocolate products, increased its sales revenue, operating profit (EBIT) and net profit once more, despite geopolitical uncertainties and a weak economic environment in key regions throughout the world.


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The Tomb Raider reboot had series high day one and month one sales, according to studio head Darrell Gallagher. Despite this, Tomb Raider's estimated 3.4 million first month sales were deemed a "slow start" by Square Enix, which said the game had failed to meet sales expectations.
Probably because it also cost a lot more to develop than past games in the series at $100M. The first month sales expectation was around 5 million, which would have been enough to break even.
Nine months after release, the Tomb Raider reboot attained profitability. Then the Definitive Edition released on Xbox One and PS4, capitalizing on a barren library, and the sales crawl continued. Tomb Raider will break 6 million sales by the end of this month, Gallagher said, making "significant contributions to our overall financial performance."
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karen and nita trotterswd - 01/03/2002
another brillant dance from lobos. had to send to states for music, not the easiet of dances to teach, or to learn, took my dancers longer than usual to pick it up but well worth the effort, try i just wanna dance with you to the shout track for those who don't dance shout enables everybody to be on the floor
Smiley - 24/02/2002
This is a fab dance, are you off your heads at Linedancer Mag, why haven't you printed this one?
Fiona - 28/12/2001
Come on this is a brill dance, all you experienced dancers give it a go, its fantastic, fab music and excellent moves. !!!!! Good luck Aussie Mike
Wendy J - 19/12/2001
Takes a couple of goes to get into the swing of things, but fantastic dance and music. WE LOVE IT1
Maggie and Susie - 19/12/2001
Give us more like this to get our feet into. Our classes fave at the moment. WELL DONE GIVE YOURSELF A DRINK AND MAKE IT A BIG ONE!!!!
Katie - 17/12/2001
Give me more like this one, it's my favourite one! not for the feint hearted.
Jessie - 17/12/2001
Excellent dance, well written, the music is great but only for the experienced dance. But we still love it in the class.
Wendy - 17/12/2001
Michael has excelled himself with this one. I love it, it's my favourite at the moment. If you have been dancing a while and want a challenge this one is for you. Don't miss out!!!!
Maggie - 03/12/2001
The class I attend love this one, we request it all the time. We love Michael's dances and Lionel's music, "what better combination"
Smiley - 30/11/2001
I love this dance, the music really gets my class going. The steps are brilliant, but are for the more intermediate/advanced dancer. I love it even more than Picture of You and Patient Heart. Well Done!!!!
Sue - 30/11/2001
I love this dance, the Lionel Richie track is wonderful. It's full of energy and the steps are such a challenge. BRILL BRILL BRILL!
Lily - 28/11/2001
A lovely relaxing dance ; the music brings back memories
Paula - 27/11/2001
This is my favourite dance at the moment. Great steps and great music.
Kazzie B - 14/11/2001
Brilliant Dance. Well done again Pete. Love It. It's going round this area well.
Kazzie B - 14/11/2001
Brilliant dance Daniel, I Love It, Thanks
Janet - 30/09/2001
Excellent typical Michael dance. Lots of twists and turns to keep you on your toes. Love dancing it.
Debbie Chandler - 19/08/2001
This is a fantastic dance, energetic, challenging and spectacular to se on the dance floor. It's a major favourite at the Starting Line Club in Weymouth.


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Well, we had an unbelievable day here in SoCal, so my Bro-in-law & I took the opportunity to dust the cob-webs off some of the fleet and give them some air time. That included the maiden flight of my latest e-conversion, a SIG Kavlier given to me by a buddy who moved out of state and didn't want to pack his old planes. The trainer in the photos was also given to me & I gave it to my Bro-in-law and he e-converted it. A great day with no misshaps. Enjoy the pics. Blus skies!
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never make plans to have a full flying day a week before...mother nature will figure this out !!! all the weather forecast a week ago & up to yesterday !!! looked great for flying today...sooo excited to get some flying in !
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Hi DustBen, Yep that's the one. I ordered a cowl as the one that came with it was cut up for a glow motor. I'm looking to add some wheel pants and some graffics to spruce her up a bit. But, she had to prove she was a flier before spending the time.Blue Skies!
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Did the maiden of my 48" so. Series twin boom... Two great trimming flights, then I folded a wing off.... Forgot to brace the open ends of the V-tail... oops.
Then I flew a friends super easy for a pack & headed to work. Good times, only out some foam, wood & glue. ~psguardian |
Feb 04, 2013, 09:12 AM | |
Got in 5 flights yesterday as it was a beautiful day. I maidended the PA Ultimate BIpe and what a mess that was! I got it down to my amazement without a scratch to find my surfaces had changed mid-flight (figure that one out). Re-trimmed and rebalanced it and she flew great! Whew...close one.
I also maidened the Edge 540QQ. That thing is a blast to fly. It rolls like a drill. I took the Phantom quad out for a cruise yesterday too and snagged some video. I just have to work out some jello in the video and fly it somewhere where there is something nicer to video before I go posting a vid. All in all, it was a great day. Thanks for the nice comments HBGB |
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The Cubby Hole Monday and Wednesday Nights: No Pants, No Problem
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We enter through the back door (no pun intended) into a hallway that looks just the same as any other dive bar: dark, smoke wafting through the air, Christmas lights, wood-lined walls. As we approach the bar, it is quite obvious, we are the only women in here. No surprise there.
Within seconds a voice calls out, "Heeey girls! Welcome," arms outstretched a random regular gives us both a kiss on the cheek and a hug, "Looking good tonight. You can wear your underwear, too. This is a gay bar, but there are some straight here boys too." For a couple of minutes we chat and laugh with our new best friend, before ordering a drink, and grabbing a seat at the high bar table a step away from the crowded bar.
We sit down, taking in the view: between 30 to 40 men either with or without trousers. For the most part, this no pants night is just like any other evening at a dive bar: some older men hanging off to the sides taking it all in, some younger men chatting and crowding around the bar, couples or small groups of friends conversing amongst themselves. Only difference: the lack of pants. Tighty-whities, boxers, briefs, and even a white lacey pair are casually walking around. Some patrons have shirts. Some do not. Some are wearing socks and sneakers. Others in casual flip-flops.
After a couple of minutes, my friend and I get to chatting away. We start going into semi-serious conversation when something behind my should grabs her attention. "Holy shit. That thing is huge!" I turn around to see the scene on the tv--a massive cock. A couple of guys to our right giggle as we stare at the porn on TV. We quickly go back to normal conversation, though we admit we occasionally glance back at the screen to see what was going on.
A while later, we finish our drinks and start to make our way out. "Bye, ladies. Come back and see us again sometime! Smooches," says our friend as he gives us both a kiss. As soon as we hit the fresh air we can smell the overwhelming smoke in our hair: the tell-tale sign of an interesting night. We'll definitely be coming back to this bar.
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It would be hard to imagine a world without the internet. Now, with only a few clicks of the mouse you can book a show, download music, pay bills and search for hours on the most trivial subjects imaginable.
However, until recently you would have been confined to one room in the house, usually the study or living room, by your physical phone or cable connection.
Wireless networking changes the way the internet is used, allowing access to the web anywhere in the home.
Please note: this information was current as of May 2009 but is still a useful guide to today's market.
Wi-Fi is a wireless networking technology that allows your laptop, internet radio or other wireless product to connect to a network in your home at data transfer speeds fast enough for you to enjoy music and video downloaded from the internet. There are several versions of Wi-Fi, and any devices you have, such as an iTouch or wireless MP3, will indicate its transfer speed as either 802.11a, b, g or n – this is usually specified on the product box.
When looking for your next wireless device, make sure it supports at least 802.11g. The recently introduced 802.11n standard supports even faster speeds and a wider range than 802.11g, so if you are having trouble getting a wireless connection in some areas of your house, using 802.11n wireless devices might help.
Bluetooth is a wireless technology that has been around on mobile phones for several years. However, until recently wireless headsets were the only other devices widely available. Now there are many more for use in the home, including stereo headphones, wireless keyboards and controllers for games consoles, such as Nintendo Wii. Bluetooth works well with a Wi-Fi network and should not cause any interference as most Bluetooth devices only operate within a small area of 10m or less.
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A wireless router converts your data into a wireless broadcast and distributes it throughout your home. This data can originate from the internet via your modem or from your personal computer. The wireless distribution of data is similar to a cordless phone base station sending the phone signal out wirelessly to the handset. The router may include Ethernet ports at the back, allowing a local area network (LAN) connection for your desktop computer or any device that can easily be connected via a cable. If you can't get a fast internet connection at home via cable, a broadband wireless connection from a telco such as Optus or Telstra provides wireless internet access in one box – all you need is a power point for the wireless box and any Wi-Fi device in your house can access the internet. The advantage of this solution over a wired broadband plan is ease of setup, which can be useful if you're renting. However, it's not as fast or as stable as most wired broadband connections, and wireless broadband pricing plans are generally more expensive.
The wireless range depends on a number of factors, including the type of house you live in (brick or weatherboard), although under normal circumstances you can expect a range of about 30m. However, it is possible to send out a wireless signal up to 100m, which means your internet connection may not necessarily end at your property boundary. Placing the wireless router in the middle of the home will provide the best coverage throughout the property. The quality of your wireless connection may be affected by other appliances, such as a microwave oven and vacuum cleaner, causing interruptions to the radio frequency that carry the network signal. Cordless phones operating on the 2.4GHz band can also cause problems, although most new digital cordless phones operate on their own 1.8GHz band and are less of a problem. In some residential areas, wireless networking is becoming so popular there is evidence of significant crowding of the bandwidth. The Wi-Fi standards 802.11b and g operate on the 2.4GHz band, while the latest 802.11n operates on the less crowded 5GHz band.
Getting a wireless network up and running in your home is one of the easier technology tasks to perform. Unfortunately, however, this plug-and-play setup also makes it easy for unwanted guests to either use your bandwidth or, worse, get into your computer system. When you're shopping for a wireless router, don't be confused if you see a similar-looking "wireless access point" – these may not provide the same level of security. Wireless routers most likely provide additional security measures, such as firewall protection and stronger encryption, to help keep unwanted intruders from accessing your home network. Some PC users might ask why a firewall is needed when the computer operating system usually has some sort of protection. However, firewall security at the router level helps keep people from even seeing that you have a computer. Imagine the router security measures as putting a fence around your house and the firewall on your computer as the security lock on your front door. Wireless routers normally offer one of several security standards, including WEP, WPA and WPA2. WEP is the least secure of the three and WPA2 the most secure.
You should first change the default password and administrator login name when setting up your wireless router. Depending on the router, the passwords can be as simple as "password" or "1234" and the user name "admin" or "user". The default security names could also be the name of the product, such as NETGEAR or Linksys, and potential freeloaders or hackers know only too well the series of default passwords and user names to try when searching for unsecured Wi-Fi connections. Follow the instructions carefully when setting up your wireless network and creating your own user name and password, and you should avoid any complicated adjustments later.
Without encryption, your wireless signals can be picked up by other wireless devices, which means others could use your internet bandwidth or intercept data sent through the network. This may lead to a nasty shock when you receive your next credit card bill. To make things simpler, a security feature that some devices and routers are beginning to support is Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS). If both your router and wireless devices have WPS you won't need to worry about setting up passwords – simply press a button on the router and device and they should identify each other automatically. Outside your home, wireless access points in cafés and large shopping centres often provide free access to the internet, often allowing you to automatically connect your Wi-Fi laptop computer, mobile phone or wireless device to the internet. But while this is a great convenience, you might be providing an easy opportunity for unscrupulous hackers to take advantage – so before you decide to do all your online banking down at the local café, think about what information you are sending out into the public domain.
Most laptop computers have some sort of wireless connectivity, usually 802.11b or g. However, if you have an older laptop without this feature you can buy either a wireless PC card for about $100 or a USB wireless adapter. Once you have your wireless router connected to the internet, your home is transformed into a wireless hub for a wide variety of devices. The following are examples of wireless activity that can be performed throughout different rooms without turning on a PC, as the house is constantly connected to the web through your wireless router.


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Step 5 -- Personally Controlled Electronic Health (eHealth) Record System
Requirement 5: Personally Controlled Electronic Health (eHealth) Record System
The practice must:
- Use compliant software for accessing the personally controlled electronic health (eHealth) record system, and creating and posting Shared Health Summaries and when available, Event Summaries; and
- Apply to participate in the eHealth record system upon obtaining a HPI-O.
- Your organisation has a written policy to progress the use of Personally Controlled Electronic Health Records
Step 4 -- Electronic Transfer of Prescriptions
Requirement 4: Electronic Transfer of Prescriptions The practice must:
- Use a software system that is able to send an electronic prescription to a Prescription Exchange Service (PES) operator for later retrieval by a dispenser at the time of dispensing.
- Your organisation has a written policy to progress the use of Electronic Transfer of Prescriptions
Step 2 -- Secure Messaging Capability
The intent of this requirement is to begin the process that will drive towards achieving a standards based and interoperable secure messaging environment within the health sector. The practice must:
- Apply for a NASH PKI Certificate for eHealth and Secure Messaging (not required until the practice has obtained a HPI-O)
- Have a standards-compliant secure messaging capability to electronically transmit and receive clinical messages to and from other healthcare providers, use it where feasible,
- Work with your secure messaging vendor to ensure your messaging solution is installed and configured correctly (not required until 1 August 2013), and
- Have a written policy to encourage its use in place.
Step 3 -- Data Records and Clinical Coding
There are no software conformance requirements for this Requirement. This requirement is a work process change associated with whichever medical vocabulary used by the vendor (such as SNOMED-CT, DOCLE, PYEFINCH and ICPC2+).
- Medical Director: DOCLE
- Best Practice: PYEFINCH
- Zedmed: ICPC2+
- MedTech 32: ICPC2+
- Genie: ICPC2+ (subscription fee applies)
The practice must:
- Ensure that where clinically relevant, they are working towards recording the majority of diagnoses for active patients electronically using a medical vocabulary that will eventually be mapped against a nationally recognised disease classification or terminology system.
- Provide a written policy to this effect to all GPs within the practice.
Step 1 -- Integrating Healthcare Identifiers
The intent of this Requirement is to make Healthcare Identifiers available for Secure Message Delivery and for use in the personally controlled electronic health (eHealth) record. The practice must:
1) Apply for a Healthcare Provider Identifier-Organisation (HPI-O) for the practice, and store the HPI-O in your compliant clinical software system.
HPI-O: A 16 digit number allocated to an organisation, it identifies where the health service was provided. To obtain a HPI-O, apply to Department of Human Services (DHS).
2) Ensure that each general practitioner within the practice has a Healthcare Provider Identifier-Individual (HPI-I), stored in a compliant clinical software system; and
HPI-I: A number allocated to all healthcare providers, it identifies who provided the health service. All healthcare professionals registered with the Australian Health Professional Regulation Agency (AHPRA) have already been given an HPI-I. Log in to AHPRA or call Medicare Australia to obtain your HPI-I number. Note: This number is different from the national registration number issued by AHPRA in July 2010.
3) Use a compliant clinical software system to access, retrieve and store verified Individual Healthcare Identifiers (IHI) for presenting patients.
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ElliotNovember 2000 |
Warning: This column may contain certain actions and phrases that you may find objectionable. Read on at your own discretion. I am the biggest hypocrite
I've been undeniably jealous
I have been loud and pretentious
I have been utterly threatened
I've gotten candy for my self-interest
the sexy treadmill capitalist
heaven forbid I be criticized
heaven forbid I be ignored
I am the biggest hypocrite. I sit here spouting off on the destructive nature of sex without love, yet I fail to apply this simple concept to my own life.
Tonight at work, I was bored so I got online. I was chatting with a guy who was 28 and visiting town to see his parents. He wanted a quick get together, so I told him I was alone at work after 9pm, so itd have to be before that. No problem he told me, Ill be there in 20 mins. Ill call u from my car to tell u Im out front. He called and I told the girl working with me I was going to take a quick 10 min break. I told her that I would just be out in my car, and if she needed me to step out the front door and I would see her. (Im the manager on shift, so Im somewhat responsible.)
He pulled up in his Jeep Cherokee and I climbed into the front seat. He was very very good looking. He was wearing a polo and very loose sweat pants. He drove around to a secluded area of the parking lot where I could still see the front door of the store, and we parked there. Once past the introductions, he pulled down the sweats to reveal something very, very nice. As I went down on him, he would moan and ask me to take more... finally releasing himself in my mouth. Ive gotten candy for my self-interest God, it was awesome and I told him I wished he wasnt leaving so soon, otherwise Id let him fuck me. (see how much I loved his privates.. phenomenal.. thats the adjective to use.) He was heading back to New York early in the morn, but thanked me for a nice time (all 5 mins of it )
I couldnt even walk straight, I was so affected by what had transpired. What the hell had just happened? The fulfillment passed so quickly and I found myself attached to this man I barely knew. I found myself wishing he lived here in Florida not up in New York Then the void opened inside me.
Its all true, I promise you that.
As a 23 year old I should probably know better.. you should have seen what I answered when I took the Oasis online survey . Partners in the last year? At least 30. Im such a slut. I should mention that I wasnt advocating to you younger queers the merits of unprotected sex earlier. I was just telling you what happened. This is why Im such a hypocrite. I know the dangers of unprotected sex, yet he was so good looking and he tasted so good, I had to have more. Thats why I swallowed I guess. Cuz I liked the taste of him, and afterwards had his taste in my mouth even though he was gone. Not that I swallow for just anyone, cuz HELL NO! Im picky bout shit like that
Heaven forbid I be criticized Dont send me a bath of emails condemning me. I get that from my own conscience. Even as I type this my Einstein helper looks at me and condemns with his very movements. Or when I idle to think of what to type next he closes his eyes, like Im boring him or something.
Swallowed, followed, heavy about everything but my love.
Swallowed, sorrowed, I'm with everyone and yet not.
I feel like that all too often.
Oh-kay. Moving right along, and speaking of moving:
Ive spent the past week moving. In with my sister actually. I feel liberated and imprisoned all at the same time. But its better than it was. Things are starting to look up.
I saw the new movie Broken Hearts Club the gay comedy starring Dean Cain. It was really good, and I related to so much of it. (as a bonus the cute lawyer Lindsay from Angel played a gay gym guy ugh.) I thought it was really well done and so very relevant to today and how the gay life is. Sometimes were so busy being gay that we dont do anything else
For the first time in my life I got paid for my writing. It may not be a big deal to some people, but to me, its a huge deal. I couldnt be happier, or prouder. My sister was even bragging about me to her friends. J
Later campers, and as they say in Outer Mongolia, Later campers,
PS no one seems to like Latin, either that or no one reads down this far last months column quote quiz failed to yield a correct response so Ill wait til next months column to reveal the answers just in case.
*Elliot is a 23-year old mo-fo who has nothing witty to write in this space. Sorry, maybe something next month. Email the un-witty one at email@example.com.


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Categories: "Snow Crystal Photography" or "Snowflake Photography"
2015 Snow Crystals
January 7th, 2015New Year's Eve Snowflake Photos
December 31st, 2013First Snowcrystal Photos for December, 2013
December 15th, 2013Here are a few new snow crystal images - the first for this season. These were taken with my usual setup with a few changes - the camera has been upgraded from a Pentax K-01 to a Pentax K-3, the lens has been upgraded to a Pentax SMC DFA 50mm f2.8 macro, and the flash has been downgraded from a full service DSLR unit to a simple manual flash with just one power, running through an Olympus Safe Synch adapter to avoid frying the K-3.
We've had at least a foot of snow this last week - rather early even for Michigan - so it looks like the season if off to a good start. Click on the images for a larger view:
I made a dumb mistake and accidentally set the shutter speed to 1 second for these next couple of shots (doh!) - fortunately the exposure is almost entirely from the flash, so the effect of motion blur was limited. I did lose quite a few other shots, though. The first of these is 4 images focus stacked, since the crystal was not flat on the glass plate:
Spring Equinox Snow Crystal
March 20th, 2013The weather is like a box of chocolates - you never know what you'll get. Here it is, the first day of spring, and it is 18F, cold and snowing lake effect snow. I spent an hour or so outside hoping for some snow crystal images, but the snow is effervescent and not photogenic. Here is one photo from tonight - maybe the last for this season:
Click on the image for a larger file. I am not sure where the green tones come from - never got those before with this setup - but maybe it is just the power of the first day of spring.
Snow Crystals - February 15, 2013
February 16th, 2013Three More February Snow Crystals
February 10th, 2013Here are some more snow crystals from last weekend, February 2-3, 2013. I've shifted to the Pentax K-01 exclusively for this work. The image quality is outstanding (same APS sensor as in the Pentax K5) and the focusing aids make it a breeze to get quickly get the crystals in sharp focus. I've also come to see just how much diffraction affects these shots - so no more stopping down past f8!
No cold weather snow is in the forecast so it might be a while before we have more snowflake photos:
Another Bundle Of Snowflakes
February 4th, 20132013 Snow Crystals - Round 2
February 2nd, 2013Here are a few more snow crystals shots - taken this morning (February 2). After a little bit of experimentation, I bought a Pentax K-01 mirrorless camera to use for snow crystals. Being able to focus using the screen on the back of the camera, aided by focus peaking and being able to magnify the image, is a tremendous boon. And the K-01 image quality is astoundingly good. It helped me have a very product morning!
Here are a few shots - more to follow in the next few days. Click an image for a larger file.
2013 Snow Crystals
January 26th, 2013Snow Crystal Photography With The Pentax Q
January 20th, 2013A few months ago I bought a Pentax Q system. While this camera is usually criticized for its very small sensor, I saw a tremendous opportunity for macro photography. I really enjoy the camera and use it for a wide variety of purposes with excellent results, but I have been hankering to try some snow crystal shots with it.
Why snow crystals? The sensor on the Q is a diminutive 6 x 4.5mm in size. A large snow crystal would be about that size, meaning that one could get a frame-filling snow crystal image (for a large crystal) at a simple 1:1 magnification, and smaller crystal could easily be photographed at 2:1. This makes for a much simpler setup than what is required for shooting snow crystals on an APS-C DSLR – where magnification needs to be 4:1 to 8:1. The Pentax Q is compatible with all my existing Pentax flash gear and focus peaking should simplify focusing. So I figure I'd give it a try.
So today, when it finally snowed, I tested the Q on my snow crystal macro setup. I usually use a reverse mounted 50mm macro lens (Sigma EX 50mm f2.8) on a bellows (135mm maximum) and extension tubes (180mm maximum). A flash is used to light the crystal from below. I decided to try the Q first with this setup, but just the lens and bellows. Due to how the bellows mount on the macro-focusing lens, they have to be extended to at least 48mm. So, here is a plastic ruler, the metric scale, taken with the Pentax Q and 50mm macro lens reverse mounted on a bellows extended to 48mm. As you can see, the frame covers less than 2 mm on the longer axis. That would be great for many snow crystal shots.
So here is one of my first shots. Not a pretty crystal, but the shot is clear enough:
One of the problems I saw right off is that the flash stays in P-TTL mode, even though P-TTL needs access to the lens's electronic data to function properly. I could not figure out how to get the flash into manual mode, so I just worked with it the old-fashioned way, and put a diffuser over it to manage the power level.
So here is another shot – even at the minimum magnification, the crystal was too big to fit in the frame:
But… What's that magenta rectangle in the middle of the shot? It can be minimized by desaturating the image, but I don't like it. Here's the desaturated image:
So… Plan B – skip reverse mounting and just use a macro lens mounted normally and shoot at 1:1 or 2:1. I tried the DA-F 100mm macro, but the working distances posed a problem with my tripod setup. So, back to the Sigma 50mm. The lens will go to 1:1 on its own and with a 25mm extension tube it will do 1.5:1. So I setup the Sigma 50 mm macro lens on a 25mm extension tube.
An early test - here again the crystal was larger than the 1.25:1 magnification that I had set up the lens for:
Here's a very "fluffy" snow crystal lit by a flash from below and compact florescent lights from above:
By this time the snow had stopped… So that was it for today's experiment. I'll continue working with the Q for this kind of photography – need to work out what is going on with the flash and test some other lenses. I guess that the magenta triangle was some sort of lens flare from the reverse mounted lens, but there is still a bit of it in the shots taken with the lens forward mounted. I have never seen that in shots taken with other cameras (I've used this setup with the *ist-D, K-10D, K-7 and K-5.)
As for noise – at ISO 160 there is very little noise. The advantages of the system way out weight the disadvantages.
More experiments to come - assuming it snows some more! At the end of the day, the grass is till poking out of the snow. Less than an inch fell today, but more is coming.
2012 Baker's Dozen
January 15th, 2013Folks on the PDML have been posting their 12 best shots of 2012 lately… I'm a little late and can't say that these are my best shots, but they are my favorites for the year. To make it a baker's dozen I added an older shot that I finally worked on enough to be happy with in 2012. So here are my 12 for 12 (click on images for a larger file):
Snow Crystal (January, 2012): It barely snowed at all here in SW Michigan in 2012, but I managed one nice crystal shot in early January:
Spring Colors (March, 2012): Why wait for fall for foliage colors? Spring tree blossoms and buds captured on color film wiht the Pentax 6x7:
Around the House (April, 2012): My boy Jazz - psycho cat Qu'est-ce que c'est? Made with a Pentax LX and Kiron 105mm f2.8 macro lens on Fuji Neopan 400, rated at 400. Developed in D76 1+1.
Jumping Spider (May, 2012): Pentax K5 and A* 200mm macro:
Ebony Jewelwing (May 2012): A common but elusive damselfly. Pentax K5 and A* 200mm macro:
The Jewelbox, St. Louis, Missouri (June, 2012): Sort of a street photo. Infrared converted Pentax K10d:
Gateway Arch in Infrared (June, 2012): Speaking of St. Louis… note the troop of Boy Scouts in the lower left corner, best seen in the larger file.
Visitation #1… (April, 2012) If these photos were music they would be pop songs…. nothing wrong with that but sometimes you want to really rock out. So I started the Visitation Project in the spring of 2012. Pentax LX, Kiron 100mm macro, Neopan SS pushed to 200 and souped in D76 1+1:
Dashing Blue Dasher (August, 2012): Ever a favorite Dragonfly - the drought this year really hit the mid and late summer species, so the Blue Dashers hung around for a long time.
Finches and Thistle (August, 2012):I let a few bull thistles grow in my wildflower garden and the goldfinches loved them. Here's one munching on the seeds. Pentax K5, A*400 f 2.8, SMC 1.7x AF converter:
Pastoral Scene (September, 2012): I traveled to central Indiana a lot in the last few months of the year and bought a Pentax Q kit in late August to take on the road with me. Marvelous camera - a shot from my tavels:
Autumn Colors (October, 2012): 2012 brought a beautiful fall to West Michigan and I managed bump into it one October morning. Pentax K5 and DA 16-45 f 4 zoom:
Baker's Dozen: The Shady Spot Taken in 2010 and worked on since then, I finally made a photo from this exposure that I like. I could say that I really like it. Pentax LX, fa 20-35mm F4 AL lens, Rollie 400 IR film, Hoya R72 filter.
Melting Crystals
March 4th, 2012"I'm melting! Melting!
Oh, what a world! What a world!"
– Wicked Witch of the West
In a winter as warm as this, every snow is like the first snow. Wet flakes land on warm ground, melting on the sidewalks and streets but sticking on the grass. Last night's snowfall proved to be no exception, as the temperature outside hovered just a few degrees below freezing… And inside the garage where I shoot snow crystals, the residue of the last few warm days kept the temperature right at the freezing point.
Well, at least it was snowing… I tried a few shots and the snow crystals quickly melted, before I could take any photos. Back in December, 2009, I took an usual shot of a snow crystal just as it melted away - or maybe it was a photo of a drop of water, just as it emerged from a crystal. I don't remember… Well, with all these melting crystals, maybe that is something to try again…
So - here is one of the first shots of the evening - a rather nice stellar dendrite that had already begun to melt when I snapped the first image of it. Here's the first shot, where the structure is still more or less intact -
(With all images - click for a larger view.)
Here's a shot about 45 seconds later - the last wafer thin remnant of the crystal floats on (or presses into) the drop of water, which is the melted remain of the rest of the crystal…
Well, that's interesting. I tried some more… Here the lingering remnants of a crystal's heart twinkle with color. It was a large dendrite that melted before I ever got the glass plate beneath the lens. I speculate the some sort of partial dark field effect accounts for the colors.
Maybe the same thing happened with this shot -
There was no opportunity to tweak the lighting for these shots - in a manner of seconds the crystals melted away to nothing. Here is another crystal that I was able to capture just as it was starting to melt - the lighting is so dead-on that it looks virtually like a B&W shot:
The crystal was not well formed, and even in the first shot it was melting in the upper right. About half a minute later, it looked like this -
Finally - the bones of two crystals that melted together, floating on their co-joined watery remains:


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December 16, 2010
Cambridge, NY – Organizers of the 2011 Tour of the Battenkill announce the opening of registration for the 2011 Pro/Am event to be held on Sunday, April 10, 2011 in Cambridge, NY. Registration for the Pro/Am opens online on Tuesday, December 21 at 7 PM EST. Registration information can be found on the event website at www.tourofthebattenkill.com.
Total registration exceeded 2,000 people for the 2010 event making it the largest sanctioned road cycling race in North America. More than 3,000 participants are expected to ride and compete over two weekends in Upstate New York's Washington County in April.
The scope of the race grows again in 2011 with an expanded schedule of events. The Pro/Am weekend begins on Saturday, April 9 with a non-competitive Bike Marathon to benefit wounded & disabled Veterans. The 64 mile Tour of the Battenkill Pro/Am follows the next day on Sunday, April 10. Several mid-week events are planned ahead of the following weekend's professional races. Two new events – the Cambridge Professional Criterium race to benefit regional Public Safety, and a Ride with the Pros event – are tentatively scheduled for Thursday evening and Friday afternoon, respectively. In addition, professional racers from around the world will again be participating in regional outreach events at local schools and hospitals.
The marquee event – the Tour of the Battenkill Professional Invitational for both men and women – will be held on Saturday, April 16 and is co-organized by Cycle for Health – a new charitable organization formed to combat childhood diabetes (www.cycleforhealth.org). The USA's Caleb Fairly of Texas won the 124 mile men's professional race in 2010 following a 2-man break with fellow American Floyd Landis of California. The women's professional race is a new addition for 2011 and expects to draw an international field. More than 40 States and 20 countries were represented at the event in 2010.
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500 for a wheelset that will last years. 75 for a one day race. not nearly the same.
It was so exciting to know that the Battenkil registration is about to open. I m sure that a lot of racing lovers are going get excited after seeing this post. No wonder the registration went beyond expectations. Thanks for sharing this information through web. Keep posting the updates. windows 7 home premium
If you have any idea what is needed to stage a race like Battenkill and the costs incurred to make it the quality race it is, you would well know that neither Dieter or anyone else for that matter is making any money on this race.
Dieter does nothing but put into the sport including his own junior's 'Farm Team' so any thought that he is sucking extra cash from racers is just way off base.
Keep up the great work Dieter.
is saying the Gavi deal is done, still no word here....
I like the race but there's always a Branchbrook race that day that is only 20 mins away. 20 mins vs. 4 hours is significant. Plus I can do two race and still get about 60 miles of racing in.
Did this race in 06, 07 and 08. Its a super cool race and tough competition. Most likely the most stacked race competition wise for the Masters, Cat4 -2 in the NE since everyone is amped for it and there are huge fields. My only knock on the race is the location and distance (7 hours round trip from the Metro area) and the venue kind of sucks for places to stay and eat. But then again thats why you get the cool farm roads etc. My other issue is that Dieter added too many fields. If you flat or get dropped the race becomes the equivalent of the Montauk Century with guys all over the place jumping into groups etc. Its a blast of a race but almost too big at this point. I think having 5 Cat 4, 5 and 3 fields is a bad idea. $75 is not a ton of money considering we all spend this in a week on useless bike junk, and related training equipment.
the truth is, if you can afford to spend $500 on bicycle wheels - which is very cheap compared to what most local racers are on - the $75 reg to actually use those wheels for their intended purpose won't phase you. Dieter puts on a nice event and more than enough people are willing to pay for it.
For some people, the price isn't worth it. That's fine. For some people, $500 is too much for an entire bicycle not to mention a set of wheels. Nobody is forcing you to do this or any other race. You have two choices, get over the price and enjoy a great race, or make your voice heard by not spending the $. Deiter, just like anyone else deserves the right to charge whatever he can get for his product - especially considering it's not a product that you have to buy.
Sure $75 is not cheap but if you can afford one out-of-town race next season this should be it. If you've never raced Battenkill sell some blood to get there. The size of the event, the professional organization and the course should be experienced. As far as Dieter making a ton of money...he doesn't need it since he bought a new boat, Ferrari and new house from the mint he made last year!
For an extra $75, you can get the Lego 808s.
an EXTRA 75 bucks, as in, beyond what you were going to spend, you morons, like, 'oh, i'll bid up to 500 for this on ebay, and then you go to 575. God, you people are stupid.
the new lego aero 50's are awesome. i got em on ebay for only $60
someone just signed up. you better get on board soon.
$75 dollars on a better wheelset ??? hhahaahah...i dont know whereeee but it sounds funny....maybe a LEGO wheelset....and trust me, is not going to make u or anybody any faster...etc....was good point!, this is out American classic, but mr. "cheap florian nipple" dont know a thing about this kind of races....
to drop an extra 75 on a better wheelset, or hell, half that on carbon cages, etc, just so you can be faster, so you can race better...guess what, this is what you do that shit for. save the dough on the 10th pair of sunglasses that make you look 'so pro', spend it on this.
to florian nipple : "cheap retard"....seems like u are not a racer seriously, only one more "cheap retard around"....just to read it is ridiculous....
To Florian and Gianni,
How much does a shitty meal out cost? Eat a cheese sandwich and get the f--k over it.
How is $75 for a singular racing experience against a high-quality field a bad deal? Where are your priorities?
This is a great bike race! We race bikes!
sanity is overrated
You are either totally stupid, totally crazy, or a combination of the two. It seems that over 1000 people also suffer from this condition.
Dieter Drake is laughing all the way to the bank. Nice work, you fucking suckers.
well worth every cent
$75 for a one day race—fuck off.
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Fiamma Angler
On the info page for Zangarmarsh, it states that the skill required to cast is 305... I cast there with 300 base fishing skill, with 95 fishing worth of lures (so 395 fishing) but it can't be the lures enabling me as with this same skill I cannot fish in Terokkar Forest (Requires 355 to cast) Is the page incorrect or is there something I am not taking into account?
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Parts of Terokkar Forest require 405 to cast. At a guess, you're trying to fish Silmyr Lake.
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Yep, that's right, I'm a nub. Lol, thanks a bunch El, does this mean that with my skill and lures, I can FINALLY cast in Bay of Storms?
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On the Azshara page, this is what it says of Bay of Storms:
Skill Required: 330 to cast, 425 to stop fish getting away.
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I've just (28 Dec 2012) done a round of Serpent Lake on my lvl 85 monk, in order to try and get a few weather-beaten journals.
Thought I'd post my results...
Didn't see any wreckage pools, just lots of fish pools (while flying over)Had the zone to myself.
got a total of:
35 sporefish
7 motes
9 scrollcases
8 darters
3 spotted feltail
1 goldenscale vendorfish :-)
11 curious cratesforgot to count the pools, sorry....
so, crates were actually about 15%, not 5% as listed on the zangermarsh page...
of the 11 crates, 7 contained a journal :)
(I deliberately didn't learn the journal, so I could see how many I got, since I needed a few for alts also)Also levelled my fishing from 137 to 184 in the process.
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I caught :
3 Huge Spotted FelTail
2 Enormous Barbed Gill Trout
2 Motes of Water
1 Curious Crate
1 Inscribed Scrollcase
And a ton of Zangarian Sporefish, Barbed Gill Trout, Spotted Feltail
I caught these in around 20-30 minutes while doing Shrimpin' Ain't Easy, I caught 1 Enormous Barbed Gill Trout and 1 Huge Spotted FelTail while doing the quest so after I finish I thought I should keep fishing because of the luck (It's annoying because I already caught Huge Feltail when I farmin' for it and Enormous Gill Trout randomly while fishing for cooking(I didn't know it was rare when I caught it)) And I wish I got a Goldenscale Vendorscale, I got all the other rare fishes here several times but never this one(Last one I need for Limnologist)- 12 September 2013
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In Kansas, June is the most popular month for weddings. While many brides and grooms are walking down the aisle for the very first time this month, others are getting married for the second time, or more.
Most people want a marriage that will last a lifetime. Unfortunately, couples entering their first marriage have approximately a 50 percent chance of getting divorced. Remarriage carries an even greater risk, with nearly a 60 percent divorce rate.
What should today's newlyweds do to ensure they can beat the odds and live happily ever after? Start by being wise money managers, according to an Extension research study done with happily married couples.
In this study, 64 couples who identified themselves as having great marriages, reported why their marriages were so great and not surprisingly, many of the reasons were financial. So what exactly did they say were the secrets to a happy -- and financially sound -- marriage?
Of couples with great marriages:
1) At least one spouse handles daily finances. It does not matter if it is the husband or wife, and expertise in financial matters is not extremely important either. In fact, the spouse with the most time or desire might be the best selection.
2) There is ample trust and communication. This does not mean there are never disagreements, but there is a positive pattern for communicating about all financial matters, including freedom for both spouses to spend money as long as they communicate and agree about large purchases.
3) There is little or no debt. Becoming debt-free was a more important indicator of marital satisfaction than having a higher income or having more possessions. Never buying a car unless it was paid for with cash was singled out by several couples as an important way to avoid debt problems, along with fully paying off credit cards each month, and paying off the mortgage quickly.
4) They live within their means. Couples said they did not buy what they could not pay for. Sounds simple enough, but affects all aspects of life. For example, one couple decided the wife should stay home with the kids, but they agreed to make a drastic change in lifestyle to accommodate the decreased income by doing their own car maintenance, painting their own house, making gifts instead of buying them, camping instead of using hotels on vacation, etc.
5) They still had financial challenges. Even living without debt and living within means does not make couples immune to financial challenges such as job loss or medical emergencies.
But following the previously mentioned guidelines, their marriages still were strong in spite of these challenges.
It takes two to make a marriage work, but only one poor money manager to make it fail. We're often quick to point out how our spouse could change, but the next 60 seconds of your life could be marriage-saving if you honestly think about what you could do to improve your financial management skills -- and strengthen your marriage.
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In Ghent, Belgium, Dr. Schaefer was a featured speaker and a founding faculty member of the 20-year international Belgium-German sinus surgery course. In Chengdu, China, he joined an international faculty to lecture on advances in sinus and skull base surgery at a conference sponsored by West China Hospital, Sichuan University, and attended by approximately 500 Chinese physicians. He also initiated clinical research trials in inflammatory sinusitis, particularly nasal polyps, with Belgium and Chinese colleagues.
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Hard-Boiled Eggs 5 Ways
by Dana Angelo White in Uncategorized, April 8, 2012Your kids have talked you into coloring dozens of Easter eggs, but once the egg hunt is over, what should you do with all of those pretty eggs? Think beyond the egg salad sandwich and try one of these 5 recipes.
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I'm all for Easter egg hunts, but if you're going to eat the leftovers just make sure they haven't sit been sitting out too long. If they've been sitting out for more than 2 hours (1 hour if outside in the heat) then trash them.
Devilishly Good
Spice up deviled eggs with lime juice and Sriracha.
Recipe: Spicy Deviled Eggs
A Taste of Spring
Radishes, scallions and sprouts make this egg salad anything but ordinary.
Recipe: Garden Egg Salad
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Make a textured dressing for fresh veggies.
Recipe: Broccolini with Hard Boiled Egg
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A delightful salad with eggs for a boost of protein.
Recipe: Green Bean and Egg Salad with Goat Cheese Dressing
Bite-sized chunks of hard boiled eggs mellow out this savory Swiss chard soup.
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