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Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla Named Top Performer
The Joint Commission, the powerful nonprofit that inspects and accredits hospitals in the United States, has for the first time compiled a list of the nation's top hospitals. Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla was listed among the 405 hospitals recognized as a top performer on key quality ...
- Friday, September 16th, 2011
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Scripps Named 100 Best Company by Working Mother Magazine
San Diego – Working Mother magazine has named Scripps Health to its 2011 list of America's 100 Best Companies for its family-friendly policies, which include diverse benefits and work/life balance. The selection will be published in the October issue of Working Mother. Scripps, which has been ...
- Thursday, September 15th, 2011
Scripps & Sanford-Burnham Announce Collaboration on Cancer Treatments
Scripps Health and Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute (Sanford-Burnham) have formed a collaboration to bridge the gap between laboratory scientists uncovering new approaches for treating cancer and the physicians caring for patients with cancer. Basic medical research often struggles to ...
- Tuesday, September 13th, 2011
Padres Team Doctor from Scripps Named Among Top U.S. Shoulder Surgeons
Dr. Heinz Hoenecke of Scripps Clinic has been selected as the only San Diego orthopedic surgeon – and one of just six in California – to be honored on a national medical journal's annual list of the top shoulder surgeons and specialists in the United States. Becker's Orthopedic, Spine & Pain ...
- Thursday, September 8th, 2011
- Scripps Clinic
San Diego Blackout Update
The major San Diego blackout today has not impacted patient care. All Scripps hospital locations remain open. Scripps Command Center is active and contingency plans are in place should the blackout last through the morning. For regular updates please follow @ScrippsHealth on Twitter.
- Thursday, September 8th, 2011
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Elective procedures will NOT be performed at Scripps facilities during blackout. Please contact your doctor for more details about your specific case when the power comes back on.
- Thursday, September 8th, 2011
Scripps Named Best Employer for Workers Over 50 by AARP
San Diego – Scripps Health is the No. 1 company on the 2011 AARP Best Employers for Workers 50 and Older, and the first California-based employer to be selected as the top employer in the decade-long program. "We are very proud of AARP's selection of Scripps as number one in the country. This ...
- Wednesday, September 7th, 2011
Scripps Health Acquisition of Del Mar Family Practice Complete
San Diego – Scripps Health has acquired Del Mar Family Practice in an agreement completed today. The acquisition will add primary care services to the Scripps Clinic Del Mar location. The practice's three physicians have joined Scripps Clinic Medical Group, which includes more than 400 physicians ...
- Thursday, September 1st, 2011
- Scripps Clinic Del Mar, Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, Scripps Clinic
Device May Eliminate Need for Blood Thinners in Some Atrial Fibrillation Patients
A new device currently being studied at select hospitals across the country may eliminate the need for blood thinning medications in some patients who have a heart condition known as atrial fibrillation ("AF"). The most common cause of irregular heartbeat, AF affects more than two million people in ...
- Monday, August 22nd, 2011
- Scripps Green Hospital
Scripps Health President and CEO Ranked No. 18 in Nation's 100 Most Influential People in Health Care
San Diego – Scripps Health President and CEO Chris Van Gorder, FACHE, has been named No. 18 on Modern Healthcare's annual ranking of the nation's 100 Most Influential People in Healthcare, published in the magazine's Aug. 22, 2011 edition. Van Gorder has been named to the list for five straight ...
- Monday, August 22nd, 2011
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If you haven't heard about it before, then when you turn to page 7 of this issue, you should be pleasantly surprised. The latest annual Tennis Participation Study shows an increase — by 1.1 million — in the number of people who play tennis in the U.S., to 24.7 million.
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I currently have an old Yamaha integrated amp wired to two very nice Jamo speakers. I would like to find a receiver that would do a decent job of emulating surround sound through my two existing speakers when watching TV, and also do a good job with two channel music.
I don't want one of the Bose 3-2-1 type systems because I want to be able to re-use my existing speakers. Any thoughts on a decent receiver to meet my modest needs? Budget is $500 or less.
I have an old TOL Sony receiver that sounds great and can synthesize surround sound into three speakers. I would guess that that capability is not all that unusual nowadays. But it will require a center-channel speaker.
Decent centers aren't all that expensive, though it's best if you match it to at least the brand of front speakers you're using (if not a center designed specifically to complement your existing Jamos). I think you could buy a new receiver and center-channel speaker for around $500. Or less, depending on what other features you want and how much you're willing to shop. You might want to check out ebaY if you're comfortable with buying that way.
Nah, you don't need a center. There are many receivers out there that can simulate a surround experience with a stereo pair, they just create a slight delay in some of the sound, and knock it out of phase. If the voice is coming out of both speakers simultaneously, you'll create what is known as a 'Phantom Speaker' in the center.
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CIOs in private industry data centers have been taking advantage of a wide range of voluntary U.S. government programs and legislative regulations that promote increased energy efficiency, leading to reductions in energy expenses and greenhouse gas emissions.
Who has not been taking advantage of these programs? In my experience, it's the CIOs in federal agencies. Congress has noticed too, and is taking action.
Take, for example, the Energy Star program, which was established in 1992 by the Environmental Protection Agency to validate product efficiency claims and help businesses and individuals learn about products that have superior energy efficiency. This program has been evolving to incorporate an increasingly broader range of categories.
In 2013, the EPA added a new Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) category that enables qualifying producers of highly efficient AC or DC power systems to earn the Energy Star label. Because a large portion of the power that is used in a data center flows through these devices, this category is particularly appropriate for government data centers.
Yet while the Energy Star UPS rating system has been available for some time, many government CIOs are unaware of its existence, and even those who have heard about it are not taking advantage of the program.
Buying high-efficiency power systems is one of the most painless ways for CIOs who oversee agency data centers to cut energy usage and reduce operating expenditures. DC power systems are an essential part of data center applications that require conversion of AC power from a utility or power source into the appropriate DC voltage for ICT (information and communications technology) equipment.
There is real money at stake. Some estimates show that federal data centers are responsible for 10 percent of all U.S. data center energy use -- costing taxpayers some $600 million annually. House and Senate legislators have advanced bills that would require agencies to be accountable for the implementation of energy-efficient equipment.
Silicon Valley's Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.) would like to see a decrease in federal data center energy usage, and has sponsored the "Energy Efficient Government Technology Act," which would promote energy efficiency in federal data center IT assets and communication technologies.
A broader, bipartisan Senate energy bill, backed by New Hampshire Democrat Jeanne Shaheen and Ohio Republican Rob Portman, is designed to create a voluntary program similar to Energy Star, which would encourage government-wide energy efficiency and could incorporate the provisions of Eshoo's bill.
Much like Rep. Eshoo, I believe that government should lead by example. There is no need to wait for legislation to force the hands of federal CIOs. Mandates may be on their way, but there are programs in place today that can help data center managers improve the energy efficiency of their operations.
Buying high-efficiency power systems is one of the most painless ways for CIOs who oversee agency data centers to cut energy usage and reduce operating expenditures.
The Department of Energy's Federal Energy Management Program provides support for federal agencies to help identify energy efficient products and practices that meet federal guidelines. FEMP is also working to raise awareness of the Energy Star program.
Since high-efficiency power systems can have such a big impact on data center power bills and the environment, federal agency CIOs would do well to take advantage of the FEMP and Energy Star programs to assist with procurement and implementation of the most highly efficient energy resources available.
By utilizing already existing government programs, such as Energy Star, federal CIOs can compare data center power system vendor specifications and product capabilities to assist in the selection of systems that will reduce data center costs, save taxpayer dollars, conserve energy and decrease environmental impact. The time to take advantage of these resources is now.
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What was once the western United States is now home to the Republic, a nation perpetually at war with its neighbors. Born into an elite family in one of the Republic's wealthiest districts, fifteen-year-old June is a prodigy being groomed for success in the Republic's highest military circles. Born into the slums, fifteen-year-old Day is the country's most wanted criminal. But his motives may not be as malicious as they seem.
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FunnyOrDie and CollegeHumor artists say new campaigns from Butterfinger and Toyota are on the way.
Branded humor, since Orbit partnered with actors Jason Bateman and Will Arnett two years ago, has received significant industry attention. According to comedians speaking at Internet Week in New York today, there's still money being thrown at the marketing niche, with new campaigns on the way from Butterfinger and Toyota. Though business is better for some than others, the comics explained.
"A year ago, I was getting asked to do a lot of it, but not anymore," said Seth Herzog, who's appeared on Conan O'Brien and Jimmy Fallon's late night talk shows and various TV spots. Herzog and his fellow panelists took a couple of minutes to chat with ClickZ after their event.
Billy Eichner (above), creator of "Billy on the Street," a FunnyOrDie.com segment that's now a cable TV show, gave a different assessment. He pointed to a new FunnyOrDie.com series he's working on with Butterfinger as an example that branded humor is still being tested. "Maybe there's not a lot, but there's still a healthy amount of it going on," Eichner said.
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Same-sex marriage rulings on right side of history
AMERICA'S recent rapid acceptance of same-sex unions received a stamp of approval in a historic decision from the U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday.
In a 5-4 ruling that speaks well of the court and the nation, justices struck down the noxious federal Defence of Marriage Act of 1996, proclaiming it "unconstitutional as a deprivation of the equal liberty of persons that is protected by the Fifth Amendment."
Legally married same-sex couples are now entitled to all of the federal benefits that currently are awarded to the partners of heterosexual marriages. That includes tax law and military benefits.
Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing the majority opinion, elegantly summarized the shame of the federal law known as DOMA.
"DOMA's principal effect is to identify a subset of state-sanctioned marriages and make them unequal," he wrote. "The principal purpose is to impose inequality, not for other reasons like government efficiency."
The five justices in the majority correctly wrote that the effect of DOMA is to force same-sex couples into a "second-tier marriage." The distinction "demeans the couples," the opinion said, "and it humiliates tens of thousands of children now being raised by same-sex couples."
A second Supreme Court decision released Wednesday brought more good news.
Justices cleared the way for gay and lesbian marriage to resume in California, saying lower-court rulings overturning a voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage in California could stand.
Neither ruling requires states to adopt same-sex marriage, but some legal experts think the DOMA decision could play a role in future court challenges to statutes outlawing the unions. Partners of the same sex can legally marry in 12 states and the District of Columbia.
While struggles over gay marriage will continue in many states, Americans are clearly embracing their gay and lesbian family members, neighbours and co-workers. They have laid the groundwork for equality by serving their nation and communities well and going about their lives with dignity and integrity.
Though it stopped short of overturning bans on same-sex marriage, the U.S. Supreme Court placed itself on the right side of history on Wednesday.
The DOMA ruling, in particular, removes a stain from the nation's conscience. No longer will a federal law allow the nation to treat people unequally because of whom they love and the partners they choose.
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What's with this heat? This is worse than LA. I was all prepared for the pea-soupers and months of rain, and suddenly I'm in danger of getting malaria. It's weird seeing the public parks in London - everyone just strips off and lies down in rows like in some suicidal burns unit. (Note to the UK from Cooper: everybody relax, global warming's here to stay and there's gonna be plenty of sun for everybody. My fellow countrymen have seen to that, no need to thank me.)
Seriously though, London ROCKS in this weather. Where do all the hot chicks hang out in the cold snaps? Victoria won't let me out on my own. I'm having a problem keeping my tongue in my mouth, and it hasn't gone unnoticed by her. She's been stressed out enough this week as she had her big birthday party coming up. On Thursday she went to what seems to be the world's most expensive hairdresser for the day, so I managed to slip away and my friend Ben took me to Wimbledon.
Turns out that if you don't know Ben then you're not worth knowing. This is good news for me and we had an incredible day. We didn't see much tennis, but who cares? We had two great seats on Centre Court that I think we spent a grand total of 10 minutes in all day. We cruised from tent to tent in a haze of champagne, Blackberries at the ready for exchanged phone numbers. We met some friends of Ben's ex, Clara, one of whom was the gorgeous Elle Macpherson. I have to admit I was rather smitten. I'd met her once before at a screening in Bel-Air, but I'd forgotten just what a magnificent chick she is, all legs and teeth and smart as well. We had a chat about the whole Iraq deal (that is obviously all our fault, nothing to do with you guys, no really!) and then she filled me in a about David Cameron, your new political pin-up. I can tell you straight that his profile in the States is less than zero. Not that Gordon Brown gets a ticker-tape parade either. Makes no real difference to me who gets in here, as long as we keep the hippies out of the White House.
Elle tells me that she knows Cameron and invites me to a dinner party next month that he's going to be at. Looks like Coop's got a scoop again! In LA you'd never hang out with politicians as they're all Little League assholes apart from Arnie, and he's up in Sacramento and nothing's worth going there.
Ben says Cameron's cool so I Wikipedia him and guess what? We share the same birthday - 9 October 1966. Cool huh! I've only ever known two other people who were born on exactly the same day as me - one was a Korean geek at college and the other is my dad's dentist who's an overpaid asshole. I think it's supposed to be really good luck in Shintoism to know your date mate as you're supposed to be able to repel your death or something like that. David, if you're reading this, Cooper's coming to dinner and we're going to repel our death dates, cool huh!
So Victoria's birthday party is the biggest thing I've been to since I got here. It was seriously A-bling - the amount of sterling that Daddy threw at it made it toot. Who did I meet? I saw Kate Moss, talked to the ugly one from Oasis, danced with a HOT Brazilian and I met Bob Geldof's daughter, called (get this!) Peaches. Seriously! This is a girl who seems to have done quite a lot for someone of her age. Talk about precocious, She was like one of those Beverly Hills kids who live their whole lives by 15 and are thinking about Buddhism already. I really admire her father for the things he's done in Africa. Anger, when channelled intelligently can be an incredible energy, just ask Donald Rumsfeld (only kidding). Sir Bob lives near Victoria in Chelsea, if you see what I mean. It gets confusing as they're both areas of London as well as names of chicks. Everyone seems to live near her in this town, so who the hell's living near me? Not Peaches apparently. She plays the cool card on me but she can't resist the movie connection. She starts trying to pitch me this movie idea about five over-privileged kids living in a big house in London who party hard until they get bored of their lives and go off to Iraq to be a kind of preppie A-Team. It actually sounded pretty cool, but I wasn't going to let her know that. I gave her my card and told to her to ring me. Problem was that I forgot it was the dummy. I actually meant to give her the real one but I got confused, so she got a Cooper brush-off. Bet she rings me, though!
Towards the end of the evening I had a really bad scene with Victoria's dad. I'd hit the caipirinhas a little hard and was dancing like a freakass to this French DJ when Daddy comes straight up to me on the dancefloor and starts eyeballing me. Apparently the party is for Victoria and I'm behaving like an idiot, trying to be the centre of attention and Victoria's really upset. What the fuck this has to do with him, I know not. Daddy is seriously out of order and I nearly punch him. Cool move, Coop.
The whole party finished way too late and we went back to someone's house that Victoria had gone to school with. She was in tears and it was all a bit heavy. On the plus side, there was royalty there, Princess Beatrice, one of Fergie's kids (am I allowed to say that?). We all stayed up until dawn talking crap, what else is new, huh? God Save the Queen.
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Around this age a bedtime routine (bath-book-boob) kind of helped with my oldest but it took a few weeks for it to sink into his head . I don't know how that works with twins.
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