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Progress Notes features doctors and medical students across the country on the frontlines of our health care system. Our views and experiences are diverse, but we share common goals and values. We speak up to move toward a future where everyone can have access to affordable, high-quality health care. Please share our posts, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter!
Celebrating 5 years
For years, opponents claimed nobody would sign up for coverage under the Affordable Care Act. They said people would not pay their premiums. They said there would be death panels, and that the law would kill jobs and be a disaster for our country. They were wrong.
Five years later, the sky hasn't fallen but the uninsured rate has – to record lows.
Today, 16.4 million Americans have new coverage and we have seen the largest reduction in the uninsured in four decades. Millions of people no longer have to worry about being refused coverage or getting charged more for a pre-existing condition.
By every measurable standard the ACA is working and providing real and powerful change in people's lives!
Just look beneath the numbers and you'll find success stories of patients whose lives have been saved by their new coverage. People like Lisa Gray who finally has access to the care she needs. Lisa, featured in the Los Angeles Times, was diagnosed with Leukemia and credits the ACA with saving her life. If not for the ACA, she would have been unable to receive chemotherapy.
Thanks to your advocacy, Lisa – and the millions like her – are alive today with access to lifesaving care. You stood up, spoke out, organized in your communities, lobbied Congress, rallied in the rain and used your voice as a trusted physician to speak for patients in need.
Together, we changed our Nation's healthcare system and got it working better for patients. We know there is still much work to be done to increase access and improve care but we are making real progress as a movement toward a better, healthier America.
Mona Mangat is the Board Chair of Doctors for America and an Allergist-Immunologist based in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Health Care Reform in East Harlem
The DFA National Conference in April of 2013 came at an incredibly exciting time. The health insurance marketplaces were set to launch October 1st, Medicaid eligibility had expanded, and we were witnessing a historic step towards improving American's access to health care. As a group of Mount Sinai medical students new to DFA and attending the conference for the first time, we were caught up in the excitement. But we also learned the sobering fact that millions of individuals who would be newly eligible for Medicaid or private insurance on the marketplace weren't aware of how health care reform could benefit them. Doctors for America had helped pass the ACA and defend it from attack, and now we would need to help with its implementation.
Our group of medical students came away from the conference impressed by the urgency and importance of helping spread the word about health care reform. Mt. Sinai is located in East Harlem, a neighborhood with a high burden of disease and many barriers to health care access. Students at Mt. Sinai have a long tradition of working and serving in East Harlem, and we began brainstorming how we might bring the message of health care reform to our patients and fellow community members.
We decided to start a Mt. Sinai Doctors for America student chapter. We knew we wouldn't be working alone in East Harlem, as the neighborhood is rich in trusted organizations serving devoted clients and patients. Our first step was to form a partnership with the East Harlem Community Health Committee (EHCHC), a coalition of community organizations with a history of working on implementation of health policy changes in the community.
Our goals in forming the partnership were: 1) Educate East Harlem residents about new options for health insurance and how to enroll 2) Describe and document East Harlem's experience of enrollment from the perspective of community organizations and 3) Facilitate communication and collaboration between community based organizations (CBOs) working on enrollment.
A group of twelve medical students, we dedicated ourselves to forming partnerships with local organizations, including three major community health centers and two large social service agencies in the neighborhood. From September 2013 until the end of the open enrollment in April 2014, we gave nine presentations with over 115 in attendance, including for a NYC Department of Health ACA forum, part-time staff of Union Settlement Association, clients of several small community organizations, and the Mt. Sinai medical community. We tabled at health fairs and tax clinics, talking with attendees about the ACA. Finding that the outreach resources from the state marketplace often lacked adequate information about eligibility and how to apply for insurance on the marketplace, we created over ten outreach documents in English and Spanish that we used and shared with navigators and many organizations in the neighborhood.
One our group's most significant contributions was creating linkages between organizations in East Harlem. Working closely with a certified application counselor, students were able to invite her to several of our community presentations and connect East Harlem residents with her services if they needed assistance enrolling. Every month, we presented updates at the EHCHC meetings to share what we were learning through our outreach and enrollment efforts and to generate discussion about how we, as a community, could strengthen our ACA work.
Now, a year after the health insurance marketplaces launched, it seems clear that the health insurance marketplace has been a great success. In New York State, there were approximately 2.7 million uninsured before the launch of the Marketplace. By August, the number of uninsured was just over halved, with 1.4 million signing up for insurance. But as impressive as these gains are, there is still work to be done. Building on the lessons we learned through our work, we are excited to continue our efforts in East Harlem and throughout New York City to keep spreading the word about the ACA and getting covered.
Andrea Jakubowski along with the Icahn School of Medicine at Mt Sinai Student Chapter of Doctors for America
Call for coverage
The deadline for open enrollment is this Sunday. Join me and Doctors for America members across the country in spreading the word out about the final week to enroll for 2015 health coverage.
On Saturday February 14, we are going to help connect Americans with health insurance by picking up the phone to talk with consumers about where and how they can enroll. It's something you can do from your living room.
You can make calls in three easy steps:
Step One: Request a Phone List
If you want to host a phone bank or make calls on your own, fill out the Request Form and you will receive the call link and script. Please fill out the request format least 2 days before you plan to make calls.Important: If you are going to phone bank with us on 2/14 be sure to request your form by Friday.
Step Two (optional): Get Friends to Join You!
Once you've filled out our Request Form, get ready to make your calls! It can be more fun if you recruit friends to make calls with you, or you can make calls on your own. Everyone needs a computer and should have some time to get familiar with the script. Please note, you may get a list of phone numbers for another state, depending on where the need is greatest.
Step Three: Make Your Calls! You never know whose life can be saved or touched with the knowledge of the new health coverage now available. Pick up the phone and make your calls!
Don't forget to take a picture and post it on Facebook and Twitter using the #getcovered hashtag or just send it to us, and we'll post it for you!
Why Young People Should Get Enrolled
Young people my age tend not see the need to enroll in health insurance. Many of us assume that we are way too young to get sick, and that the Affordable Care Act, or "Obamacare," was passed only to help older, sick people. The reality is that we all can get sick at any age or suffer from an accident.
A friend of mine named Emily who is the first to go to college in her family, is a prime example of the need for health insurance at our age. She currently suffers from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). It's a chronic condition that affects a person's digestive system. Typical symptoms include severe stomach pain, nausea, tiredness, and diarrhea. There is currently no cure for this condition, only long-term treatment. Emily lived her entire teenage years as healthy as many of us did, until IBS symptoms arose from no apparent cause at the age of 19. Physicians do not fully comprehend what caused her condition.
Her symptoms quickly escalated and followed her through college. Emily's parents could not afford private insurance, and she did not qualify for Medicaid in the state of California at the time. Her only viable alternative was to turn to free clinics in her community, but sadly wait times and limited resources prevented her from receiving the care she needed. Emily's condition worsened so much that she had to drop out of college. She realized that the only hope she had to see a physician was to go to Emergency Room and wait for countless hours, and sometimes even days.
After President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law in 2010, Emily was able to receive health care coverage. The ACA expanded Medicaid coverage, and she was now able to qualify for the program. Being covered under Medicaid allows Emily to receive the treatment she needs for free. Having coverage meant she was able to receive the proper exams needed to diagnose her condition, and a specialist has been able to properly treat her condition with medication. This treatment has allowed her to go back to college and continue her undergraduate studies. She was able to regain control of her life, no longer having to live with constant, debilitating pain.
Once Emily graduates from college, she may obtain quality and affordable health care coverage through her employer. There are other simple ways Emily can get covered even if her employer doesn't provide her insurance, or if she works in a nontraditional job. Many nontraditional jobs do not provide health insurance- common examples include baristas, waitresses, retail workers, and self-employment. If that were the case Emily could still very easily obtain insurance, and the costs could be as affordable as a monthly cellphone bill thanks to a provision in Obamacare that could help her pay for health insurance. Additionally, there is another important provision in Obamacare that now prevents insurance companies from denying Emily health coverage simply because she suffered from an illness in the past.
We can all learn from Emily's experience. Just because we are young does not make us completely immune to disease or accidents. Plus, with the passage of the ACA it's now more easy and affordable to obtain health insurance than ever before. Today Emily is 25 and is a great example of why young adults should enroll in health insurance. She is thankful for the passage of the ACA and California's choice to expand Medicaid access. The benefits the ACA provides are not age- restrictive, and we should all be conscious of our need to get enrolled. To learn more check out this link for an easy and interactive presentation on enrollment health.younginvincibles.org
To get covered and take advantage of all the benefits the ACA has to offer, enroll online before the February 15 deadline: www.healthcare.gov
- Jose Tapia, DFA Intern
MLK Day of Service
"Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane."
– Martin Luther King, Jr.
The enrollment deadline is fast approaching. It's not too late for you to help your neighbors, patients and friends get health coverage before February 15th.
Let's come together on Martin Luther King Day of Service and honor Dr. King by helping educate our communities about the importance of getting covered.
This is what we did together!
It is hard to put into words how proud I am of the DFA movement.
Over the past year, we have led a diverse coalition to get Dr. Vivek Murthy confirmed as Surgeon General. We have commanded people to hope where they thought hope was folly. We have brought together the medical community, the public health community, and a wide array of partners from all over the country to Stand with Vivek.
We got the United States Senate to confirm him, and every piece of what you've done has made that possible. Your support is what makes this organization robust and powerful.
We have all enjoyed Dr. Murthy's extraordinary leadership since our movement began. As we get ready to share him with the rest of the country and as we wish him well in his new position, I think it is important for each of you to know that this confirmation is not victory for just one person.
The groundwork for Dr. Murthy to defy all odds to become America's Doctor has been laid by doctors and medical students across the country who, for the past 6 years, have challenged the common perception that doctors don't fight to change the world. You have proven that doctors are not too tired, too cynical, too focused on pocketbook issues to care about what's happening to their communities. You have won battles across the country that have gotten people the care they need.
Change doesn't happen all at once with proclamations of the powerful. It happens one email, one tweet, one conversation, one letter, one op-ed, one interview, one moment of bravery at a time. And that is the story of Doctors for America - of doctors, medical students, and supporters across the country who have built this movement together.
We have a lot of work ahead of us to create the change we all want to see in the world around us. We have learned so much from this campaign that will make us stronger and more powerful in the coming years as we keep speaking up for the health of our patients and our communities.
But for today, I want to say from the bottom of my heart: THANK YOU. Thank you for all you've done to make this day possible. And most of all, thank you for believing that your voice can make a difference. Because it has.
Thankful for Coverage
As you gather with your friends and family this Thanksgiving, there is no better time to reflect on the millions of Americans finally getting the coverage they need and deserve and to help spread the word to the millions more eligible for new coverage during this open enrollment period.
Last year, a friend, who had previously been unable to afford health insurance due to pre-existing conditions, was finally able to get it through the ACA marketplace. He raises cattle here in Oklahoma, so he had no access to employer-based insurance. For the first time, he does not live in constant fear of losing everything due to medical bills. He finally has peace of mind and financial security, and even the ability to get all his prescription medications filled every month. That's a lot to be thankful for, and he is.
This Thanksgiving help a patient, neighbor or friend get covered. This season's open enrollment period closes February 15, 2015, but if Americans would like coverage to start January 1, 2015 then they must enroll by December 15. Help spread the word over the holidays about the importance of getting and staying covered. There is no better gift than the gift of health.
Will you spread the word about open enrollment for coverage in 2015? Together, we will help open the doors to coverage for millions.
Wishing you and yours a happy Thanksgiving!
Dr. Katherine Scheirman is the Oklahoma State Director of Doctors for America and a retired US Air Force Colonel.
Get the Facts About Antibiotics
At this point in time, you are probably being bombarded by the media with Ebola and Enterovirus D68! However, a much greater problem in the United States has been the inappropriate use of antibiotics, the development of antimicrobial resistance and adverse events from antimicrobial therapy, including Clostridium difficile –associated diarrhea.
The week of November 17-21, 2014 is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Get Smart About Antibiotics Week. This is an annual event to raise awareness of antibiotic resistance and to educate about the appropriate and safe use of antimicrobial therapy.
For this event, the CDC works closely with many partners, including the SHARPS Collaborative (Sharing Antimicrobial Reports for Pediatric Stewardship). The SHARPS Collaborative is a working group of 24 free-standing US Children's Hospitals.
Here are some facts that you can use to educate other physician colleagues and patients:
-Institute of Medicine and the CDC have recognized that antimicrobial resistance is a key threat to the health of the citizens of the United States
-Up to 70% of United States antibiotics are provided to animals that are not sick
-Antibiotics are the 2nd most commonly used class of drugs and prescribing is highest for pediatrics
-In pediatrics, adverse reactions to antibiotics result in frequent emergency room visits, more than any other prescribed medication in children
-More than half of antibiotics prescribed in the outpatient setting are unnecessary (antibiotics being prescribed for common viral respiratory illness)
-More than half of antibiotic prescribing is inappropriate (treatment is not indicated, wrong drug is chosen to target the infection and the duration is too long)
-Thirty to Fifty percent of hospitalized patients will receive antibiotics
-C. difficile is linked to 14,000 deaths each year
-Antimicrobial resistance is on the rise and novel antimicrobial development is on the decline
David Berman works at the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at All Children's Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine in St. Petersburg, FL.
Next Steps for Ebola
As a passionate community of doctors, medical students, and friends, I wanted to make you aware of some opportunities and roles to continue the fight against Ebola.
This is the worst Ebola epidemic in history, and it continues to plague West Africa. You can help bring the epidemic under control abroad and protect everyone in the U.S. by getting involved. USAID and the CDC are looking for volunteers, and have also opened platforms for healthcare workers to provide assistance with innovation and education.
Four Ways You Can Help:
- SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER. Learn how to become a medical volunteer in West Africa through USAID, Last Mile Health or Partners In Health.
- SUBMIT YOUR IDEAS for USAID's Challenge Competition to fund and test innovations for PPE, infection treatment and control.
- SIGN UP TO BE AN INSTRUCTOR for the CDC Safety Training Courses taking place in Alabama for healthcare workers going to volunteer in West Africa.
- SHARE THIS with your networks: Ebola 101 – CDC Slides for U.S. Healthcare Workers
Raj Panjabi is a former DFA Board member and co-founder of Last Mile Health, an organization based in Boston and Liberia.
Enrollment starts tomorrow
Open Enrollment for 2015 begins tomorrow and runs through February 15, 2015.
It's hard to believe that it has been one year since Americans began enrolling in the Health Insurance Marketplace. Since that time, 7.3 million enrollees have signed up for marketplace plans and another 8 million have gained coverage through Medicaid or CHIP.
We have made tremendous progress already. And, tomorrow, with your help, we can continue making progress to ensure every American finally has access to the healthcare they need and deserve.
To kick start your efforts, I wanted to share some DFA tools that have been vital in my advocacy and will serve as the basis for DFA's enrollment and education campaign:
- Doctors for America Enrollment 101 PowerPoint Presentation - To help aid your education and outreach, this slide show presentation offers an ACA overview about the benefits available during open enrollment. Use elements of this for your outreach presentations to best suit your audience.
- Pocket card – If you are looking for a handy ACA pocket reference card to slip into your white coat, we have the perfect thing for you. Learn how to screen patients for health insurance, answer basic questions, and point them in the right direction. Print out the pocket reference card and share it with your patients!
Last but certainly not least, don't forget to tell your friends and family to get covered if they aren't already! They can also check out their new options if they got covered in the last enrollment period. For more info visit www.healthcare.gov.
Dr. Katherine Scheirman is the Oklahoma State Director of Doctors for America and a retired US Air Force Colonel.


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Updated: 02/03/2015 - WKYT is tracking a crime alert after an overnight home invasion.
Updated: 02/03/2015 - WKYT is tracking a crime alert after an overnight home invasion.
Posted: 01/31/2015 - A former bank officer in central Kentucky has pleaded guilty to embezzling nearly $1 million.
Updated: 01/31/2015 - Officials with the Blackburn Correctional complex tell WKYT authorities have arrested a man who escaped in November.
Updated: 01/31/2015 - The Lexington Police Department is searching for a robbery suspect on Saturday morning.
Posted: 01/31/2015 - After a lengthy debate focusing on traffic issues, Lexington's Board of Adjustment has voted to allow an Islamic community center on a nine-acre site.
Updated: 01/31/2015 - Officials in eastern Kentucky are preparing to hold a second Appalachian summit next month at the East Kentucky Exposition Center in Pikeville.
Updated: 01/31/2015 - Firefighters are investigating an overnight fire at a vacant home on Mason Headley Road on Saturday.
Posted: 01/30/2015 - WKYT is tracking a crime alert after an overnight home invasion near the University of Kentucky's campus.
Posted: 01/30/2015 - An automotive supplier is planning to expand its operations in Lincoln County in central Kentucky.
Updated: 01/29/2015 - WKYT is tracking a crime alert after a shooting in eastern Kentucky.
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Updated: 01/28/2015 - Lexington police were called after a garbage man reported that a homeowner pulled out a gun on him during a dispute about trash that was on the ground.
Updated: 01/28/2015 - A grand jury will hear the case of a Lexington man accused of stabbing his boyfriend to death.
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Henrico's Top Teachers – 2012
Profiles of 20 teachers who make a difference
Teachers do not seek out publicity or acclaim for what they do, but we believe they deserve to be recognized for their efforts. In our second annual 'Henrico's Top Teachers' issue, we tell the stories of 20 outstanding Henrico County teachers.
This year's class includes teachers from throughout Henrico County who teach grade levels from preschool through high school and GED. They were nominated – along with more than 200 others – by readers during the month of November.
The volume of nominations received for this section – more than double the number received for last year's inaugural issue – was overwhelming. Nominations came from parents, grandparents, colleagues, administrators – even students and former students. Paring the number of candidates to just 20 was no easy task.
We're proud to present profiles of these teachers, who were selected for inclusion in this issue based on their professional successes and their personal touches. Each one has, in his or her own unique way, touched hundreds of lives and helped mold the future of Henrico County.
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Andrew Baker, Glen Allen H.S., social studies
Allison Bartholomay, Johnson E.S., third grade
Karen Bowles, Hermitage Technical Center, veterinary science
Danette Brady, Jackson Davis E.S., third grade
E. Scott Broderick, Ridge E.S., fourth grade
Ragan Collins, Ratcliffe E.S., second grade
Kenneth Davis, GED program
Tyler Hart, Springfield E.S., third grade
Krista Hodges, Rivers Edge E.S., first grade
Catherine "Kitti" Huber, Skipwith E.S., second grade
Shahidah Jackson, Wilder M.S., physical education
Sharon Johnson, Weinstein JCC, preschool
Linda Korpics, Echo Lake E.S., second grade
Nancy Niedermayer, Glen Lea E.S., kindergarten
Lynne Norris, Deep Run H.S., Center for Information Technology
Robert Rice, Elko M.S., social studies
Pat Rogers, Glen Allen E.S., fourth grade
Kenyatta Smither, Rolfe M.S., instructional aide
Taylor Snow, Moody M.S., social studies
Evelyn Thomas, Three Chopt E.S., second grade
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Citizen Staff Reports 03/30/2015
Wondering where to go to play Bingo? Wonder no more.
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) recently launched an online directory of permitted bingo games played in Virginia. Listed by locality, more than 400 regular games are available across the state. The directory will be updated monthly and can be found on VDACS' website at http://www.vdacs.virginia.gov/gaming/index.shtml.
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In a spot that could be easily overlooked is a surprising, and delicious, Japanese restaurant. In a tiny nook in the shops at the corner of Ridgefield Parkway and Pump Road sits a welcoming, warm and comfortable Asian restaurant called Ichiban, which means "the best."
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Cinderella is the latest from Disney's new moviemaking battle plan: producing live-action adaptations of all their older classics. Which is a plan that's had questionable results in the past.
Alice in Wonderland bloated with more Tim Burton goth-pop than the inside of a Hot Topic. Maleficent was a step in the right direction, but the movie couldn't decide if Maleficent should be a hero or a villain (even if she should obviously be a villain) and muddled itself into mediocrity.
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When a group has one standout member, he or she is usually the one who ends up leaving to go solo (see R. Prophet of Nappy Roots, Pleasure P of Pretty Ricky, Diamond of Crime Mob, and Casha of Candy Hill for examples). In the case of former foursome Cherish, twins Fallon & Felisha King have parted ways with the group and are currently working on their currently-untitled duo album. On the first single, the much-improved songwriting skill first glimpsed on Cherish's sophomore album, The Truth, is once again in evidence. Though the two were previously sworn bachelorettes and thus immune to "man-itis," two fellas had what it took to get them Infected with true love. Topped off with synth-heavy production by Jnew (who also produced Cherish's last single, Amnesia—this dude should go to medical school!), Infected should have no trouble developing into a musical epidemic.
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I am not complaining merely suggesting.
We can all admit that it's annoying fighting perma stealth foes. It requires luck that your AoE hits something or they run into it. So my suggestion is for making a change in the F1 command (attack) for Ranger pets. To be honest it's more of an addition than a change.
F1 command is to attack targeted foe. So how about when you do not have anything targeted? The instance the enemy goes stealth you lose them. Your pet should be able to latch onto the enemies scent and find them. When the enemies stealth I can use F1 to search for them. You could limit the range to 600.
This could be given to pets as a passive buff, possibly limit it to certain pets, or even make room for a few new pets. Mossman, I believe, flashes stealth quite often so you could possibly find some way to add it as a upgrade to pets from Fractals.
This would also improve rangers in WvW for scanning camps, keeps, towers, and general battle.
That is my idea.
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Posted 24 November 2012 - 10:31 PM
If rangers get something like this every class should. I don't really think this is needed anyways though, they need to limit the amount of stealthing a build can have. It's not hard to fight them, just annoying and drawn out for no reason.
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The Band that Played On: The Extraordinary Story of the 8 Musicians Who Went Down with the Titanic (Google eBook)
Thomas Nelson Inc, Mar 22, 2011 - History - 272 pages
"They kept it up to the very end. Only the engulfing ocean had power to drown them into silence. The band was playing 'Nearer, My God, to Thee.' I could hear it distinctly. The end was very close." —CHARLOTTE COLLYER, TITANIC SURVIVOR
The movies, the documentaries, the museum exhibits. They often tell the same story about the "unsinkable" Titanic, her wealthy passengers, the families torn apart, and the unthinkable end. But never before has "that glorious band"—the group of eight musicians who played on as the Titanic slipped deeper and deeper into the Atlantic Ocean—been explored in such depth. Steve Turner's extensive research reveals a fascinating story including dishonest agents, a clairvoyant, social climbers, and a fraudulent violin maker. Read what brought the band members together and how their music served as the haunting soundtrack for one of modern history's most tragic maritime disasters.
The Band that Played On by Steve Turner is, surprisingly, the first book since the great ship went down to examine the lives of the eight musicians who were employed by the Titanic. What these men did?standing calmly on deck playing throughout the disaster?achieved global recognition. But their individual stories, until now, have been largely unknown. What Turner has uncovered is a narrow but unique slice of history?one more chapter of compelling Titanic lore.
Turner, a music journalist, pursued living relatives of the band members and squeezed all that he could out of "inherited photographs, documents, and anecdotes" enabling him to sketch brief but poignant portraits of eight young (or at least youngish) men, all born in an optimistic era and all members of the rising middle class. To their parents, their girlfriends, and surely to themselves as well, the future must have seemed bright right up until the early morning hours of April 15, 1912...
There is much that we do not know about the final hours of these men. Why did they make the decision to play on the deck that night? What was in their hearts and minds? ...
Even the Titanic survivors who witnessed their final performance quibbled over some details. Did the band march or did they kneel? Was their last number "Autumn" or was it "Nearer, My God, to Thee"? Did they stop playing during the final moments and pack their instruments away or were they still playing as the ship went down? All agreed, however, that all eight band members behaved with remarkable calm and courage. Within hours of the ship's sinking, their story was circulating and they had already become heroes...
For Turner, however, the undisputed hero of the book is Wallace Hartley, a fine musician with religious conviction and a powerful sense of duty who seems most likely to have been the force behind those final hours of heroism. In the last pages of the book, Turner reveals a surprising Hartley discovery?a turn of events which makes a fine ending for his worthy book, even as it leaves us hopeful that the Titanic may yet have a few mysteries she is willing to give up.
This detailed and sympathetic portrait of the bandsmen will be appreciated by Titanic enthusiasts and casual readers alike. Steve Turner's new book admirably fills a gap in Titanic literature. There are few good books on the subject of Titanic and, until now, none on the band itself. Steve's impressive depth of research has allowed him to vividly flesh out the stories of each of the band members and he has set these narratives in a fascinating social, political, cultural and religious context. I only wish Steve's book had been around when I was researching Wallace Hartley for my role in James Cameron's movie!
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What an informative book! Do you enjoy the stories behind well-known historical moments? If so this book is a perfect book for you. We have all heard about the tragedy of the Titanic. I would also say ... Read full review
Easily 5 Stars!!!User Review - kattrox - Christianbook.com
8 Brave Men 8 Different Life Stories All come together to form 1 band for the ill-fated Titanic A fitting tribute to the members of the band who so heroically kept playing to calm and avoid panic ... Read full review
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3 A man with the highest sense of duty
4 I will write to you on board the Titanic
5 An exceptionally good performer on the piano
6 A thorough and conscientious musician
7 The life of every ship he ever played on
8 An intellectual turn of mind
13 If you think you have a legal claim
14 A natural fruit of the evil of the age
15 The sweets of notoriety
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Audra gives the FBI their next bit of evidence regarding the Botwins desaparecidos, and cries. But then speaking of guests stars we miss, Ignacio! Oh, I have missed Ignacio. Yeah, you can count on Cesar to be humorlessly humorous and shit-spookin' scary, but for sheer adorable sociopathy only Ignacio will do. Murderous lil' teddy bear. Unfortunately, he shows up only at the end of the episode, the part that also includes Doug. Maybe they'll never find the Newmans, and you'll just have a nice little separate show inside your show, where Ignacio and Cesar do demeaning abusive things to Doug. I would watch the shit out of that show.
As for the Newmans, their status quo heading into the first act break seems to follow thusly: Scabbing for picketing hotel staff, because they are slime, the Newmen find themselves in a variety of shameful jobs. I.e., those jobs regular/white people would never do. Nathalie's in hotel housekeeping, her elder son Mike is a bellhop while younger son Shawn is now in childcare, and patriarch(ish) Randy is a dishwasher under the iron fist of six-foot-three-inch Chef Peter Ingvar Rolf Storm (Stormare for the uninitiated).
Of course, there's a multitude of twists that immediately make it clear nobody's dealing with their best strengths: Maid Nathalie is invisible to men, Gabby Randy is silenced by his Chef, and latte-slurping (!) Shawn gets fed up with being little Avi's mommy after half a day and steals a high-end stroller for the sake of his teen back.
And Mike? Well, speaking of TV shows they should invent, the former Silas Botwin is puttin' that smoking, legal-aged body to work as a mostly naked reader of Choose Your Own Adventure novels to a particularly specific sort of lonely old guy. It's not as creepy as it sounds, because -- as Uncle Randy truthfully explains, it's not gay if they pay you/it happens underwater -- but mostly because he gets to keep his little bellhop hat on. Which makes the whole thing more of a lark, really.
Everybody deals with their responsibilities, of course, except for Nathalie, of course. Although it's worth noting that Nathalie is able to tell some random dude at the bar more shit about Nancy Price-Botwin than we learned about her in six years, which is a sign of something or another. But one moment being treated like an actual maid -- a job she describes as being "no better than the whore that pees on people," which in context is actually a pretty understandable complaint -- and she's right back looking to score some pot and start selling again.
No go on the weed, even after a meeting with [Serena van der Woodsen's grandmother/William the Bloody's mother] a shoe-happy Dr. Feelgood, but Nathalie does turn to making and selling hash once she meets Linda Hamilton and her adorable girlfriend Fiona: Running a perfectly fine personal-use business out of their home; demonstrating how Nancy could have done this [motherhood/drug dealing/dealing with life] passably well to begin with; and best of all, being double the one thing not even Nathalie has yet learned to defeat: Women.
"It was aboot four months ago and... Andy was there for the birth. Of course. And Esteban arrived later... Pissed off Andy like you wouldn't believe." Audra rolls her eyes on the FBI tape, as they fast-forward looking for clues. "But I guess he's happy now... He took off after her like she was made of shit and he was King of the Flies..." Or in this case a cockroach, wasp eggs humming in its zombified brain...
And she didn't find this bizarre? She didn't think to call anybody or do anything about it? "I had just been held hostage, and my fiancé was leaving me. I wasn't asking too many questions about Nancy's travel plans. Far away, I hope..." (How about a fuck you, bitch?) "In my minivan... In my minivan..." These FBI guys really know what they're doing. That right there is what you call a lead. She sucks on the bitter mint of Newman entitlement, and then begins to cry.
You know, when I'm sad I hurl myself into my work. Not always deadline work, but something. A little idea about something that might turn into a thing. It brings me comfort; it's like coming home. I don't know what I would do if my work escape involved doing some comforting abortions. Probably I would take up exercise as my stress relief in that case. Or, knowing me better than that, I would end up dating the crossbow-wielding Jesus freak just so I'd have something more WTF to think about than Nancy in my minivan. After Ryan Reynolds, dating probably just becomes this thing you do.
The Newmen take a good look around Seattle and see a picket line, noting that their desires are, in a certain way, parallel to those of the strikers. They want money! They want it now! Randy at least pretends to have an issue with this -- one of the more positive aftereffects of Zooey Deschanel -- but Nathalie? She wants money. She wants it now. What is the question.
Although crossing picket lines stands against everything Andy Botwin's ever stood for, older son Mike wonders what, then, would be "broke-ass Randy Newman's take." If you cross the picket line and toss out even your tiny little moral set, turn to page 54. If you take the unimaginably revolutionary option of actually working for your living, turn the channel to some other show because that is not how we roll.
Randy is with Nathalie, so they head on across the picket line and into the hotel. They are scabs! They are becoming scabs! Which, after you've sold out everybody you know to everybody else you know at least once, and personally gotten numerous DEA agents shot to death or with their faces sanded off with a belt sander, and managed to traffic in child prostitutes completely by accident, is probably not as big a deal to you or I, who have hopefully done none of these things. You know Celia would relish just the act itself.
The guy with the eyebrows from Mad Men, whose wife Don was so very inappropriate with that time, the Hotel Manager, is not happy to be hiring scabs. In fact, he makes it devastatingly clear right in the middle of Nathalie's blasé attempt to side with Management against Labor, he's on the side of the picketers. It's just that he is supporting his youngest son's ice dancing habit.
"Russia, 2014. Noel Kruszewski. Remember that name." They look at the young man and his gay ice dancing outfit, and before they can remark on the total gayness of this entire thing, he's like, "He's not gay. Well, he might be gay." Either way they are cool with Noel Kruszewski's ice-dancing ass, because they want jobs and I guess only his dad's eyebrows can provide them with jobs.
Nathalie, see, she's a "great problem solver." Which is true. Especially if you leave out "And an even better problem causer." Additionally, Nathalie "manages" people really well. Which is, again, true. She pops her waspy stinger in there and waits for God to take care of the rest, zinging little heart attacks and random Armenians at anybody who dares to disobey. Randy's got "extensive culinary training," and Mike is great behind the bar: "Quick with the bottle, short with the pour." Eyebrows tells them how impressive they are and then points at Randy, Mike and Nathalie in turn: "Dishwasher. Bellhop. Maid."
Not jobs for white people, which silently irks them in a place they can't quite identify, but as Nathalie says, this is merely a "seedling, from which we will branch out and flourish." Mike is entirely unsure that even this Newman life is sustainable, given that they are a family of crazies, but Nathalie has hope. "This is who we are now. This is us." But as Michelle once said to Romy, "But okay, if those things were so easy to get, wouldn't we already have them?"
"What if you'd have gotten a real job after Dad died, and we could have skipped all this shit?" Nathalie explains that she would have had to sell the house, they'd have gone to a different zip code -- the horror! -- and the boys would have gone to even lousier public schools. The way she says it, you can hear the way Nancy's been telling herself this, every second, for the last six years. If you can accept the lot of a million other widows just like yourself, turn back to page one. If you're a Daredevil Girl looking for your next hit, turn to page 420. She nearly sounds bored, she's heard this speech so much:
"You probably still would have knocked up a girl. Maybe this one would have been blind instead of deaf, or missing a limb. You would have struggled with your grades, smoked weed, dropped out, gotten your GED. Your brother... Still would have had rage issues. He would have lost his virginity to a skanky girl. Or a skanky-girl duo. He would have grown increasingly alienated, ended up stabbing the mailman or my manager at the Gap. We would have been in the exact same spot we're in right now."
Mike calls his brother Shane. "Shane. If Mom woulda worked at the Gap instead of selling drugs, you think you still would have killed somebody?" Shawn thinks about it, and then nods. It seems more than likely. The crazier Shawn gets the less crazy he gets; that's something he got from Mommy too. Maybe Nancy wasn't the worst mother in the world, maybe she was just his U-Turn and we're seeing the best possible Shawn. It's a theory. When you're raised by broken people you tend to see things more positively because your other option is to start screaming and never stop.
But Mike's asking the wrong questions, he didn't go back far enough; he's missing the bear. It's not about Nancy selling weed, it's about Judah dying. Nancy would have gone crazy either way, become Lacey, become Nathalie, just like she did when her parents got sick and she ran off to Paris. Maybe it would have gone even worse. Maybe she'd have had a normal white-lady breakdown and turned into Celia Hodes. I cannot say for certain that she would have ended up in this horrific junkie whore wig. The wig might actually be due to drug dealing.
Randy ties on a big red kerchief for his first day of dishwashing, and Mike appears in a fairly adorable bellman's outfit. Nathalie's been gone for a while, "awakening the hookers." They're leaving Shawn with Baby Avi, which seems like a very sensible idea to me personally, and Randy gives him all the parenting info he can. "Hopefully he should sleep soon, there's four bottles in the fridge, changing stuff is on the dresser, remember to cream his butt so he doesn't get a rash, and you gotta burp him every time you feed him."
Did Randy actually say "cream his butt"? Of course he did. And he further reminds Shawn of Nathalie's orders not to leave the room. Mike's not sure about leaving Kid Krazy with the baby, but it's a leap of faith. So add "childcare" to the nonwhite jobs the Newmans are doing. The baby's still just a baby, but then, he wasn't white to begin with. Shawn kids around with Mike, so Mike takes the TV remote as he's leaving. Of course it's all of five seconds alone before Shawn looks down at the baby. "Fuck this place. Let's roll." Avi conti


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Can I control size of italian cypress?
First off--Forgive my ignorance! I really don't know much about gardening.
However, I am trying to go for a formal/manicured look in my front yard. I saw a photo online of someone who had what look like italian cypress flanking their windows. It looks so so pretty!
First off, if these ARE Italian cypress. Is it possible to control their height/width so they don't outgrow their area?
I'd love to plant them on either side of my window but I wouldn't want them to grow higher than my roof.
Is it possible to prune them to keep them shorter/thinner?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Also, here is the link to the photo I am talking about:
Are those Italian cypress? If not.. what are they?
The pic is of Mediterranean Cypress Cupressus sempervirens 'Stricta' (often, but wrongly, called 'Italian' Cypress; it comes from Greece and Turkey, not Italy).
No, it isn't really feasible to control their size; they don't look good if trimmed. The people in that house are going to have serous problems in the future, as they will get too large for that close to the house.
Here is a link that might be useful: Your link made clickable
As resin said above they are large trees and keeping them small is impractical or expensive but luckily there are plants that are similar in appearance that just don't grow as tall in the landscape. Such as skyrocket juniper and there are others but their names escape me at the moment.
the people in that house.. probably have the money to have some guy come and prune them 3 or 4 times a year .. lol ... or even better .. replace then every few years ...
post a pic of your own space.. and ask for recommendations on what to use... in a new post .... let us take a stab at it
link below to a good starting point to build your knowledge ... never forget.. the ONLY stupid question.. is the UNasked question.. otherwise.. we approve of a quest from knowledge ...
Here is a link that might be useful: conifer intro
Look for the cultivar of Cupressus sempervirens called Tiny Tower ('Monshel'). Although not exactly what I'd consider "tiny", this selection only grows about 1/3 the height of standard Italian cypresses. And it takes a long time to get there :-)
Other choice you could consider are narrow, upright conifers that have been trained into a topiary form - arborvitae, junipers, dwarf Alberta spruce, etc. And there are other, broadleaved evergreen shrubs available trained in the same form. As long as you are willing to provide the attention to maintain their topiary form, these tend to stay quite small and in scale.
Here is a link that might be useful: Cupressus sempervirens 'Monshel' - Tiny Tower
gardengal48 excellent Idea!!! I had two 5ft spiral spuces in large pots adjacent to our Colonial House's front door. They looked great and did well. It was very relaxing trimming them once a month after I came home from work!!!
check out the link ...
i really dont understand how you are going to do this..
but if you are proceeding with full knowledge.. and think it will be a fun project.. ALL THE POWER TO YA!!!
the peeps in the conifer forum can probably offer suggestions beyond the cypress ... that 10 years down the line.. will be better ...
good luck
and have fun
Here is a link that might be useful: link
Relating to controlling the size of the trees - Does anyone have experience of trying to restrict the root growth?? I'm thinking that planting the trees in a large pot that is sunk below the soil level may restrict the root growth and result in restricted tree size??
Anyone tried this or think it would work??
you should start your own post..
but a pot that does not drain is not good for a tree ...
and a pot with drainage holes.. defeats your purpose .. as the tree will grow right out of it.. fast ...
dont you think??
wont work.. IMHO ...
bonsai will .. and that basically involves digging the tree up and repeatedly removing most of its roots ....


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Spiritual Wedding Readings....
these aren't religious, they touch on the spiritual connection of love.
Today we promise to dedicate ourselves completely to each other, with body, speech, and mind.
In this life, in every situation, in wealth or poverty, in health or sickness, in happiness or difficulty, we will work to help each other perfectly.
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