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NHS FIFE Appendix A BALANCED SCORECARD UPDATE APRIL 2008 Status Assessment Completed Objective on track to complete by agreed date. Objective still likely to be achieved but likely to be delayed. Objective will not be met or is unlikely to be met. Performance direction since last update: Note - Colour of arrow depicts the target status given at last update ↑ target status has improved since last update ↓ target status has slipped since last update ↔ no change in target status since last update December 2007 - Performance at a glance: HEALTH IMPROVEMENT/PROTECTION PARTNERSHIP WORKING 1 2 3 4 5 6 19 20 21 22 23 24 7 8 9 10 11 12 25 26 27 28 29 30 13 14 15 16 17 18 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 64 65 66 67 68 69 43 44 45 46 47 48 70 71 72 73 74 - 49 50 51 52 53 54 - - - - - - 55 56 57 58 59 60 - - - - - - 61 62 63 - - - - - - - - - PATIENT EXPERIENCE EFFICIENCY April 2008 - Performance at a glance: HEALTH IMPROVEMENT/PROTECTION PARTNERSHIP WORKING 1 2 3 4 5 6 19 20 21 22 23 24 7 8 9 10 11 12 25 26 27 28 29 30 13 14 15 16 17 18 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 64 65 66 67 68 69 43 44 45 46 47 48 70 71 72 73 74 - 49 50 51 52 53 54 - - - - - - 55 56 57 58 59 60 - - - - - - 61 62 63 - - - - - - - - - PATIENT EXPERIENCE EFFICIENCY Note: - No corresponding targets in this quadrant. V1.0 - Board Version (180408) HEALTH IMPROVEMENT/PROTECTION No. Target Update Board Version (April 2008) Performance Responsible Direction Executive 1 Increase the percentage of children being In Sept 2006 the combined HibMenC booster (given at around 12 months of age) G Radford/ S immunised. along with a booster dose of PCV (given at around 13 months of age with the MMR) Manion was introduced with a catch-up programme for all children under the age of 24 PHG/DWF months. During 2007 another campaign was launched to ensure all preschool children receive a booster dose of HiB. NHS Fife has continued to show improvement in the overall uptake figures for childhood immunisations. 2007 uptake immunisation rates for primary courses of diptheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio, HiB, MenC and PCV by 12 months of age remain above 95% and have remained relatively stable at ↔ around 98% by 24 months of age. Uptake of one dose of MMR by 24 months for 2007 is 92.2% compared to 92.1% in 2006. Uptake of one dose of MMR by 5 year olds is 95.1%, slightly above the World Health organisation (WHO) target of 95%. Uptake of the second dose of MMR by 6 year olds was 88% for 2007 compared to 88.2% in 2006. 2 Reduce teenage pregnancies. On track to complete by agreed date. G Radford/ ↔ CHP GMs HWBA/PHG/ CHPs 3 Implement Local Aspects of the Child On track to complete by agreed date. S Manion/ Health Action Framework. ↔ A Buchanan SR 4 Implement key worker model for children ISSACCS has been reviewed and evaluated. Future development of a Joint S Manion/ with complex needs at local level. Assessment Framework for children will be progressed through IT solutions which A Buchanan are currently being discussed but will rely on the ability to link sytems such as SWIFT DWF and OASIS. Joint documentation is used widely within the pre-school teams, school liaison groups and Joint Action Teams. Our ability to share is supported by a ↔ structured meeting process to agree assessment and care plans for children. 5 Reduce the number of low birth weight Assigned to the Health for All 4 delivery group. Input via the Family Health Midwife A Buchanan/ babies. Project and funding secured for period April-Sept 2008 from the Fairer Scotland Fund CHP GMs to incorporate this approach into the work of the Community Midwives. Awaiting further development across Fife re Visible, Accessible and Integrated Care (Review ↓ HWBA/PHG/ CHPs of Nursing in the Community) which will impact on this agenda. ↔ 6 Develop robust Flu Pandemic Plan. On track to complete by agreed date. G Radford PHG/HWBA ↔ 7 Develop and implement the annual local Local action plans exist for most of the areas in NHS Fife but not all. Each area is R Webster Action Plans for Health & Safety. now able to produce and is developing Action Plans for 2008/09. HS 8 Continue to support a reduction in the There has still not been a definitive set of recommended actions from the national G Radford/G number of people abusing drugs. review. The DAAT is however continuing a series of development events to consider the wider aspects of the report. ↔ Cunningham /V Irons FP 9 Continue to support a reduction in the On track to complete by agreed date. G Radford number of young people who binge drink. ↔ /V Irons FP ↔ 10 Deliver outcomes set out in JHIP. On track to complete by agreed date. G Radford HWBA 11 Implementation of local elements of On track to complete by agreed date. A Buchanan/ ↔ Emergency Care Framework. J Wilson /S Manion SR/OD 12 Review age appropriate care provision. On track to complete by agreed date. A Buchanan/ ↔ J Wilson/ S Manion SR/OD 13 Reduce the prevalence of smoking in adults This target is now obsolete, having been replaced in 2008 by another LDP smoking N/A G Radford/ in Fife. target based on smoking cessation activity. In the absence of any further tracking CHP GMs information from SGHD it is not possible to provide any further information on PHG/HWBA performance against this target. /CHPs 14 Tackle inequality ratios by health On track to complete by agreed date. G Radford/ improvement measures i.e. CHD, cancer, smoking, dental decay, obesity, exercise. ↔ CHP GMs PHG/HWBA /CHPs 15 Implement Sexual Health Strategy Action Vasectomy waiting times have improved from 2005 to 2006, with 62% waiting more G Radford/ Plan. than 3 months as opposed to 80%. Fife performs 70% of terminations of pregnancy CHP GMs within <10 weeks gestation, above the Scottish average. PHG/HWBA Long Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) - Fife has the second lowest rate in Scotland with a rate of 53/1000 women aged 15-49. Improvement will require a ↓ /CHPs significant shift in practice. The cost to Fife of meeting the QIS standard for LARC (60/1000) has been estimated at £100K for the first year. 16 Increase Breastfeeding rates. Implement Current mixed breastfeeding rate 35% in Fife which is below target. Breastfeeding J Wilson/ Board's Breastfeeding Strategy. Awareness Week - national multi-agency conference organised, radio ads and all A Buchanan CHPs holding local events. Publicity packs being sent to all practices. Community OD support being increased via Family Health project and the Peer Support project is continuing in Lochgelly and Glenrothes and outreach support being offered via Forth Park Infant Feeding Co-ordinator. Forth Park completed UNICEF site visit and ↓ maintained Baby Friendly status. CHPs are being asked to consider working towards UNICEF Baby Friendly in the Community 7 Point Plan as specified in the Breastfeeding Strategy. 17 Continue to support mental health On track to complete by agreed date. G Radford/G improvement and wellbeing as part of the Cunningham Mental Health Delivery Plan. ↔ /CHP GMs PHG/HWBA/ CHPs 18 Maintain cervical screening target of 80%. Data for Quarter Oct-Dec 2007 shows that uptake rate has dipped to just below G Radford target level to 79%. Fife Cervical Screening Committee is addressing this issue by: PHG feeding back uptake rates to individual practices; ensuring women know about option of attending a Contraception and Sexual Health clinic for screening; producing lists to defaulters for GP practices to work through; and planning local press publicity. ↓ National group has been set up to addres this national phenomenon. PARTNERSHIP WORKING No. Target Update Board Version (April 2008) Performance Responsible Direction Executive 19 Clearly demonstrate improved patient On track to complete by agreed date. Dr F Elliot/ benefits due to pay modernisation - (a) R Webster Consultant Productivity (FME) and (b) All Staffing Productivity (RMW) in line with ↔ SG Benefits Realisation Plan. 20 Undertake and complete all individual All submissions now received for reviews at end of March 2008. R Webster reviews in Agenda for Change. Timetable has been completed detailing stages and end date for all reviews by end of Sept 2008. Reviews have now begun to take place. ↔ SG 21 Review development and implementation of Completed. R Webster annual Workforce Modernisation and Development Strategic Action Plan. ↑ SG ↔ 22 Introduce specialty training for MMC. Completed. Dr F M Elliot SR ↔ 23 Implement Staff Governance standard. On track to complete by agreed date. R Webster SG 24 Develop and implement a Healthy Working Draft Strategy has been completed and is now being further developed in R Webster/ Lives Strategy for NHS Fife employees. partnership with Fife Council. It is intended to explore taking Healthy Working Lives forward in 2008/09 as a joint venture with Fife Council. ↓ G Radford SG 25 Develop and implement the NHS Fife NHS Fife Development Plan 2006-08 in place. 2008-10 Iteration being D Christie Development Plan, including leadership developed. Continuing good progress in the development and delivery of SG capacity. Leadership programmes e.g. 5th cohort of Fife Partnership Leading and Learning Programme, Frontline Leadership Programme commenced September 2007. Personal Effectiveness Development programme for ↔ frontline leaders, Fife Public Sector MBA programme developed and established. 26 Implement the Knowledge and Skills Monitoring arrangements confirm corrected management action being D Christie Framework of Agenda for Change. taken to embed KSF PDP arrangements. Returns to date indicate 78% SG compliance rate with managers confirming plans in place to ensure full compliance. The HEAT target requires all staff covered by Agenda for ↑ Change to have a KSF PDP in place by March 2009. 27 Develop hospital and community based Completed. S Manion models for learning disability services following phase IV Lynebank Discharge ↑ HSCP/SR Programme. 28 Work closely with Fife Council to deliver Staff/public consultation on the QMH plan has been undertaken. Leaflet D O'Keeffe travel planning for all major hospital sites. now prepared to market the QMH Travel Plan along with a range of other FP marketing ideas such as banners and presentations. St Andrews Travel Planning group now established. Plans in hand to set up a group for VHK ↔ by the summer of 2008. 29 Fife-wide action plans for managing long Completed. CHP GMs/ V term conditions (incorporating plans for Irons/F Elliot concluding the self assessment and introducing case management for complex ↔ SR/HSCP/ CHPs cases. 30 Develop collaborative budgets across Completed. V Irons/ Primary and Secondary Care, linking where appropriate with Managed Clinical Networks. ↑ F Elliot OD/CHPs/ F&R 31 Produce an Action Plan to extend local care Completed. V Irons/ through e.g. enhanced Primary Care Medical Services and Community Pharmacy. ↑ F Elliot CHPs/OD 32 Develop Fife's Balance of Care Strategy. Completed. V Irons/ S ↑ Manion/ F Elliot SR 33 Monitor implementation plans for Fife's Completed. CHP GMs community hospital/community resource centre plans. ↑ CHPs 34 Develop plan considering new national On track to complete by agreed date. G outcome measures of Health and Social Care Partnership (Joint Future) ensuring ↔ Cunningham HSCP LMUs and SIGs align work accordingly. 35 Ensure 4 identified community planning On track to complete by agreed date. C Adamson levers for Fife's future are embedded in NHS Fife's plans and operational delivery ↑ FP processes. 36 Work with other Boards to develop further On track to complete by agreed date. G J Brechin planning and commissioning of services on a regional basis, as appropriate. ↔ SR PATIENT EXPERIENCE No. Target Update Board Verson (April 2008) Performance Responsible Direction Executive ↑ 37 Detail ongoing targets for the Champions Completed Dr G Birnie Programme. CG ↔ 38 Reduce all staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia On track to complete by agreed date. Dr G Birnie (including MRSA) by 30%. CG 39 Continue progress on managing the dental On track to complete by agreed date. J Wilson decontamination process and progress actions resulting from the P-Cat audits. ↔ CG 40 NHS Fife, with key partners, will continue to Completed G implement the Mental Health Act 2003 and clarify fully the future service pattern. ↑ Cunningham KL 41 Continue implementation of agreed schemes for The first project is now nearly two months behind schedule due to delays in agreeing the G Mental Health inpatient services reconfiguration. guaranteed maximum price. ↓ Cunningham KL 42 Development of Local Action Plans based on First iteration of local Action Plan considered and approved by Mental Health Strategy G Delivering for Mental Health. Group/Partnership. Locality Mental Health Partnership developments based on Action Plan commitments. Action Plan due for further review and improved detail. ↔ Cunningham KL 43 Develop and implement local integrated care On track to complete by agreed date. G pathways for the 5 national clinical conditions in preparation for accreditation. ↔ Cunningham KL 44 Improve mental health services being offered to On track to complete by agreed date. G children and young people. ↔ Cunningham HSCP 45 Reduce number of readmissions within one year for On track to complete by agreed date. G those that have had a psychiatric hospital admission of over 7 days by 10%. ↔ Cunningham HSCP 46 Implement the new Care Programme Approach for On track to complete by agreed date. G all restricted patients. ↔ Cunningham HSCP 47 Ensure that anyone contacting their GP surgery On track to complete by agreed date. Dr F Elliot/ has guaranteed access to a GP, nurse or other health care professional within 48 hours from April ↔ CHP GMs SG 2004. 48 Maintain appropriate use of Availability Status Completed J Wilson Codes and implement plans for phasing them out by 2007. ↑ OD 49 Achieve and maintain all waiting time guarantees. On track to complete by agreed date. J Wilson ↑ /CHP GMs OD/CHPs 50 Implement 5 (simple) changes in Planned Care and Out of the 9 procedure targets set under the Planned Care Improvement Programme, 5 J Wilson achieve agreed performance targets. have seen a very positive move towards day case or procedure room procedures. OD/CHPs Waiting times targets were achieved as at December 2007. Work is in hand to pilot a system of reminding patients of hospital appointments in an attempt to reduce DNA rates. Cancellations by hospital for the 3 Planned Care Specialties remain fairly low (1% for ↓ new appointments, 2% for review appointments and 6% for admissions, most of which are for non-clinical reasons) although as part of the 18 Weeks Programme work will continue in an effort to ensure this is further reduced. 51 Establish Referral Management Centres to extend Completed J Wilson referral options and facilitate patients choice at the point of contact. ↔ OD/CHPs 52 Implement minimum National Standards for surgery Data not collected to this level of detail and NHS Fife does not have a theatre system J Wilson time and throughput for all surgical staff. which would give this level of detail. National Theatre Implementation Group is still working with incomplete data sets and until these issues are resolved this objective will ↔ OD be delayed. 53 Reduce Delayed Discharges in line with National The Joint Improvement Team visited Fife in January and their recommendations are J Wilson/ targets. being actioned. Over the last few months, there has been a significant reduction in the G number of delayed discharges and regular reports on performance against the target are Cunningham widely distributed on a monthly basis. Close joint working has and will continue to take place in order to progress towards achieving and maintaining the target set for April ↑ OD/CHPs 2008. Fortnightly meetings have also been introduced to closely monitor the position and allow any issues relating to potential tippers to be addressed at the earliest possible opportunity. 54 Reduce the proportion of older people admitted as On track to complete by agreed date. J Wilson an Emergency In-Patient, 2 or more times in a single year and reduce emergency inpatiend bed ↔ OD/CHPs days for people over 65. 55 Implement local aspects of adolescent care and National guidance on general surgery as developed at national workshop which took A Buchanan children's surgery review. place in September 2007 awaited. Rotation of staff to ensure surgical skills are maintained within the nursing workforce continues. Plans ongoing to allow a member of ↔ A Dickson SR the clinical team to operate at VHK on a day case basis. 56 Develop and progress local collaboratives for Completed J Wilson Unscheduled Care, Diagnostics and Planned Care. ↑ OD/CHPs 57 Keep Childbirth Natural and Dynamic. On track to complete by agreed date. J Wilson/ ↔ A Buchanan OD/SR 58 Ensure co-ordination of NHS 24 with Primary Care Completed. J Wilson Out-of-Hours arrangements, especially with regard to Winter Plan. ↔ OD ↔ 59 Establish a Diversity and Equality Strategy. The Gender Equality Scheme was agreed in June, 2007. Strategy has been drafted and S Manion will be presented to the Board in June, 2008 for approval. PFPI 60 Enhance the availability and use of patient On track to complete by agreed date. A Buchanan experience information in line with new National Patient Experience Programme. ↔ PFPI 61 Reduce the annual rate of increase of defined daily Work commenced in Kirkcaldy and Levenmouth CHP to review repeat prescribing for Dr F Elliot/G dose per capita of anti-depressants to zero. those on anti-depressants. Care pathway work carried out by psychology to identify Cunnningham alternative therapies for referral from Primary Care. The Mental Health Collaborative will be tackling this issue as part of the work on developing and implementing an integrated ↓ SR care pathway for depression. 62 Service Redesign - support implementation of On track to complete by agreed date. Dr F Delivering for Health. ↔ Elliot/CHP GMs/J Wilson SR 63 Ensure patient flows between NHS Fife and NHS On track to complete by agreed date. F Elliot/V Irons Tayside (and vice versa) are delivered in sustainable ways, fitting into care pathways, agreed ↑ SR between the two systems. EFFICIENCY No. Target Update Board Verson (April 2008) Performance Responsible Direction Executive 64 Continue implementation and change Completed Dr S Clark of practice in line with Fife-wide NHS Risk Management Strategy. ↔ CG/All Committees 65 Develop and implement NHS Fife Completed. C Adamson Business Continuity Plan. ↑ CG/All Committees 66 Progress the General Hospitals & General Hospital & Maternity Services Project: the current target date J Wilson Maternity and St Andrews Hospitals for reaching Financial Close remains unchanged (i.e. between July F&R Projects within planned timetables and budgets. 2008 to October 2008). St Andrews Project: Financial Close was attained on 21 November, ↔ 2007. The target date for construction completion is June 2009. 67 Reduce staff sickness absence rate to The Director of HR and Director of Nursing, Attendance Management R Webster 4%. Champions, continue to liaise with the Operational Division and CHPs SG in respect of their performance against the national target. The January 2008 figure for sickness absence increased to 6.37% compared to 5.36% for December 2007, due mainly to the high level ↔ of flu and winter vomiting. The national target has been reviewed and is now 4% by end of March 2009. 68 Continue the implementation of Local On track to complete by agreed date. Dr S Clark and National eHealth Strategies in support of service change and ↑ CG efficiency. 69 Rollout expansion of Nurse Bank to Nurse agency expenditure within NHS Fife in 2006/07 was J Wilson/ cover all aspects of CHPs/AHPs - bank £1,423,835 (a reduction of £1,394,102) against 2005/06. Apr 07 - Feb A Buchanan to be utilised rather than agency 08 is indicating an expenditure of £816,211 reducing expenditure this A/F&R reducing costs to organisation. year by approximately £500,000. NHS Fife Nurse Bank now fully supports Queen Margaret Hospital, Victoria Hospital, Forth Park Hospital, Lynebank Hospital, Glenrothes Hospital, Cameron Hospital Wards 1,2,3,4, QMH, Complex Paediatric Care and the Evening Nurse Service. St Andrews, Adamson, Stratheden and Whyteman's Brae will be fully integrated in June (on average 18 members of staff in each hospital will be transferred to NHS Fife Bank). These areas can currently ↔ access bank staff through the bank office. A number of ODPs already work on the Bank. Integration meetings have been completed with AHPs who will become part of the system when nursing and midwifery are fully integrated and when deliberations around the National AHP Bank are concluded. The expansion of the Nurse Bank to cover other staff groups was not part of the original brief and will require additional resource. 70 Universal utilisation of CHI. The overall target is 97% by March 2008 and this is monitored Dr S Clark centrally on a monthly basis. The February 2008 figure was 95% and CG slightly below the trajectory of 97%. The details of measure for this target change after we have achieved two months consecutively for a particular service. Performance is monitored monthly by the ECCI ↓ Programme Manager and appropriate action taken. 71 Develop and establish category B Negotiations continue with the national PACS team. The costs Dr S Clark PACS. associated with, and the details of this proposed contract have CG changed significantly in the past month. Central team now considering only allowing one year of images to be available. Local PACS group aware of the potential issues and seeking to resolve ↔ these. Chair of the national PACS Board is aware of the issues. 72 Review the equipment status and Completed J Wilson requirements of all Imaging, Pathology OD and Laboratory Departments and identify a suitable rolling capital budget ↔ for equipment purchase and renewal, 73 Achieve financial balance in 2007/08 On track to complete by agreed date. R Pettigrew and through a forward plan demonstrate how financial balance will ↔ A/F&R be maintained. 74 Achieve Efficient Government cash- On track to complete by agreed date. R Pettigrew ↔ releasing savings target for A/F&R reinvestment in services; includes joint projects through Fife Partnership.
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Bob Sutor points out an article on CNet in 1998: IBM plans Web application server. "IBM is jumping into the rapidly growing market for application server software." Guess it took.
Bob also cites an article from 1998 which announces IBM VisualAge for Java. VAJ (developerWorks) is the ancestor of WebSphere Studio Application Developer and Rational Application Developer.
WAS: Back When WAS and VAJ Got Started (1998)
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IBM released WebSphere -- the [i]original[/i] WebSphere -- the same month they hired me.Coincidence? I think not!
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JW@IBM: Gee, is that all? What have you done lately?! :-)
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12 hours ago I was giving a presentation on WAS 6! Does that count for anything?Since I started this project, I've been paying a lot of attention to your blog. (or rather, [i]more[/i] attention, as I've been reading for awhile) I'm going to be doing lots of J2EE (JEE?) development and WAS 6.


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Hotline Miami's thrillingly brutal gameplay is stretched to the point of breaking in this aesthetically pleasing, but otherwise disappointing sequel.
Battlefield Hardline did not crash during our tests and appears to function precisely as expected at this time.
There's a word for games like The Order: 1886. Rental.
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A gas station, also where a hidden car placed.
A location created to house and display various musical, combative, or sports events for spectators.
Los Angeles is the main setting of L.A. Noire. It is a city in California.
California is a large state on the West coast of the United States. It has such cities as Los Angeles and Hollywood. California is also home to the Giant Bomb office.
A fictional apartment complex in the heart of Los Angeles. Home of Kyle Hyde, and the main location in the game Last Window: the Secret of Cape West.
A gun shop located on 367 South Central Avenue, also one of the earliest location to be visited in L.A. Noire.
Los Angeles is the main setting for L.A. Noire. It is a city in California and contains the Central Police Station.
A nightclub in downtown Los Angeles frequented by vampires and other creatures of the night.
A Government Intellegnce Agency, the Counter Terrorist Unit, based in Los Angeles, portrayed in 24: the Game.
This stadium is home to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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A drugstore that was robbed by drug addict Nat Spencer, he will later be chased and arrested by Phelps.
Home of the Griffith Observatory... and werewolves.
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Looking for small shade tree
Could some one recommend a tree that doesn't get more the 12-16 foot and would be alright up close to my house. I have a small yard and I would like to make a little sitting area. Only problem is I get FULL sun all day long. I really don't want an umbrella or build a roof. I will post more details tomorrow with a picture of the area if needed.
There are lots of trees that get that size,but I don't think you should put any tree up against the house. Trees have roots and you'd be inviting foundation problems. Besides trees don't come fully grown and it will take a few years to get to a size to give you shade.
I don't really understand the need for it close to the house. If you get full sun all day wouldn't you want it away from the house so the shade is cast toward your house.
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For a 6-11 power forward in the NBA, San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan sure can handle the ball on the fast break. During last night's loss to the Clippers, TD provided the fans something to cheer about despite how the game ended. Check out "Magic" Duncan (as the Spurs' TV announcer says in the video below) taking the ball end-to-end with a little stutter move for the bucket.
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"I love Radiohead, but I'm not like those weirdo hipster fanatics who also like them."
It's always a bad idea when a metal band messes with Prague rock. Yesterday, Czech authorities arrested Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe and charged him with manslaughter shortly before the band's scheduled show at the Prague Hard Rock Cafe.
The charges refer to an incident from a 2010 show at the Club Aberton in Prague, when a fan bum-rushed the stage and sustained injuries to his head after a fight with Blythe. Who started the fight? Was the fan just trying to give Blythe a hug? Has Blythe entered into an unholy covenant with Satan contingent on sacrificing a fan every two years? Details are still forthcoming.
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Nintendo 3DS
Are you apart of the 3DS XL master race?
BoomerTheGreat posted...
No I am part of the Nintendo master race.
Which one is your favorite?
I got the Mickey 3DS XL
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Blue pokemon xy 3ds xl
TinyTim123 posted...
I like my launch 3DS. I bought my brother an XL and Animal Crossing, and have used it. I don't care for the texture of the plastic that was used on the XL.
Don't be so PC.
And yeah, I'm a card carrying member of the Mario and Luigi Silver XL master race. I still find it the sexiest of all the limited edition models.
"I went to art school you goddamn mark." - DizzyTechno
R.I.P Razieru.The emptiest and yet the fullest of all human messages: Good-bye.
I got a special Pikachu 3DS XL, that I love dearly.
Shrek is love, Shrek is life.
The official Gothitelle of the pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire boards
Ever since I lost my original 3DS, I got myself a 3DS XL as replacement (and I recently called up Nintendo to transfer to unlink my NNID from my previous 3DS).
Xbox/Windows Gamertag & NNID: TDPNeji | Steam ID & PSN: NejiHyuga900
I am a thunder dragon. Hear me roar thunder and breath out lightning!
TinyTim123 posted...
I like my launch 3DS. I bought my brother an XL and Animal Crossing, and have used it. I don't care for the texture of the plastic that was used on the XL.
This, it kinda bothers me how people just throw it around ignoring historical connotations.
Lord Erieos is coming...
Who cares about you 3DS XL peasants... I'm Ambasador Programme master race!
No friend safari here, give us some real post-game GameFreak(s).
TinyTim123 posted...
Finally, this whole "Master Race" thing is a bit too close to labeling oneself as a Nazi. PC Master Race, 3DS Vita Master Race... as someone who is blonde haired and blue eyed, there is no way I can get away with labeling myself as any kind of 'Master Race' without worrying about serious repercussions.
Hmm... probably true TBH to stay on the safe side of things.
Sucks to be you ;3
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This, it kinda bothers me how people just throw it around ignoring historical connotations.
I really don't think they're ignoring it; I'm pretty sure the entire ironic humour is based quite strongly on those very historical connotations.
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I've got a red XL and a blue Pokemon XY XL. I really hope they release a purple XL, I'd be all over one of those.
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WINDER -- Lightning caused fires at two separate Barrow County homes over the weekend, causing significant damage and displacing residents at one.
Barrow County firefighters responded to a home on the 1200 block of Cabots Court at about 2:30 a.m. Saturday, finding flames shooting from the exterior of the structure, spokesman Lt. Scott Dakin said.
"Crews were able to quickly extinguish the fire to prevent further damage," Dakin said. "Firefighters removed part of the exterior wall to make sure the fire was completely extinguished."
Firefighters also removed part of a chimney to extinguish a second hot spot. Two adults were displaced from the resident, officials said.
About four hours earlier, lightning sturck another home on the 1200 block of Old Hog Mountain Road. That home suffered only minor damage, Dakin said.
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AnEverett City Medical Services Levy Increase measure was on the April 27, 2010 ballot in the city of Everett which is in Snohomish County.
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This measure sought to lift the levy limit that was put in place on taxes for emergency medical purposes and raise the tax by $.50 per $1,000 of assessed property value in the district. The money will be used to fund services offered.
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Emergency Medical Services Levy Lid Lift
The City of Everett City Council has adopted Ordinance No. 3171-10 to place a levy lid lift for the emergency medical services property tax levy before the voters.Should this proposition be approved?[2]
For the continued funding of emergency medical care and services, including paramedic services, this proposition would allow the City to increase its emergency medical services property tax levy capacity up to the previously authorized rate of fifty cents ($0.50) per one thousand ($1,000) assessed valuation in 2011, and increase the levy each year thereafter as allowed by Chapter 84.55 RCW.


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Mark your spot in your favorite book with this elegant and feminine Ribbon Bookmark. Made with a simple velvet ribbon and some charms, this bookmark makes a great gift idea and is a quick and easy project for a lazy weekend. You could even make a whole set of bookmarks for a bookworm that you love. These are great for Mother's Day, birthdays, or just a little something special for a loved one.
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There's nothing to mar your enjoyment of the panoramic vista at this site near the pleasant seaside resort of Bude.
The pitches face out on the larger of the two lakes on site, Upper Tamar, which has a sandy beach, a good children's playground, and a café offering light meals, cream teas and some rather moreish Cornish ice cream. There's also a gift shop selling crafts and souvenirs. The campsite has communal style showers, washing-up area, chemical disposal point and recycling facilities.
Guests at Tamar Lakes Campsite can make the most of the views using foot, cycle, wind or paddle power. There are miles of paths and cycle tracks hugging the shoreline of both lakes, including some suitable for buggies and wheelchairs. The trails continue into the woods and countryside beyond for those who are feeling energetic, or there are easier walks and good picnic spots to be found around Lower Tamar, which is a haven for wild birds (both lakes have a hide).
Pedalos, Canadian canoes and dinghies are available for hire at a small charge, as well as windsurfers and surf skis - although you can also bring your own boats and equipment too all for a small additional fee. In holiday season and most weekends from April to September, the watersports centre offers a range of taster sessions, lessons and activity programmes for adults and children.
Anglers will no doubt have some fishy tales to tell after a day out netting some of the bream, roach, rudd and huge carp stashed in the two lakes for a small daily rate.
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Underground Oil Tank not disclosed
So, we purchased our house in 2002. At the time, it was heated with an oil furnace (which is now converted to natural gas).
At the time, we specifically asked about the existence of an underground oil tank and was told there wasn't one.
Well, I found one today - and could even smell the oil that apparently still sits in it.
Do I have any recourse after 12 years?
My daughter is with me. She is a hard working realtor. She says, State by state and Statute of Limitation. Very common and figures that by the time you sue for it, and the cost to do it, just get it done. Also, check the disclosures on your agreement prior to going forward. If it is listed and you are sufficiently aggravate and motivated then sure you can chase anybody. Balance the cost and aggravation first though!
Underground oil storage tanks are an serious environmental issue. The owner who decommissioned this tank may still be responsible for the removal and clean up of any soil contamination. Removing a tank costs hundreds of dollars. Removing contaminated soil costs thousands of dollars.
You really need to get advice from an expert in your state.
Absolutely get an environmental attorney. We decommissioned a tank that had leaked into the groundwater. The removal & cleanup took 7 years and $350K!!!! Some states offer grants to help homeowners with the cost. Also check your homeowners insurance policy and the previous owner's insurance. Some have riders that cover this cost. In our case, forensic engineering was done to determine the year in which the tank developed the leak. That date determined who was liable for the cleanup.


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Jul. 20, 2007
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Harold Classen
When Harold Classen heard a tune he liked, he had the ability to entertain his wife Leona and five children by teaching it to himself within minutes and then playing it on his beloved piano. During his lifetime, Harold taught himself hundreds of songs, and played for several dance bands without ever reading a note of sheet music.
After evening meal, he would sometimes put on his Mitch Miller record and the whole family would "Sing along with Mitch", while he accompanied the band. On television, his favorite program was Lawrence Welk and his honky-tonk piano player "Big Tiny Little".
"He felt music was the tonic of life," recalled his son Ron Classen. "He wanted us all to have an appreciation of it".
Harold Peter Classen was born April 14, 1919 in Appleton, MN. He was the first of Pete and Marie (Schoen) Classen's three children. After his mother died when he was seven, he was sent to Missouri to live with his grandparents until his father remarried a few years later, and he returned to Appleton. Following his graduation from Appleton High School in 1938, Harold attended one year of teacher's training in Madison, MN. He then taught rural school in Lac Qui Parle County for the next three years, taking teaching courses at St. Cloud State University during the summer breaks.
Harold then entered the U.S. Army, where he served in active combat in the 34th Station Hospital Unit in both Africa and Europe during WWII. Following his discharge, Harold married Leona Elizabeth Simpson, on December 9, 1945 in Madison, MN. They settled in Sioux City, Iowa, where he worked at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. He later went to work at the Veterans Hospital in Hot Springs, SD, until he was called again to serve during the war in Korea. When that war ended, Harold worked at a variety of health care institutions, including the Orthopedic Clinic in Cincinnati, Ohio; the VA Hospital in Fargo, ND and Stevens County Memorial Hospital in Morris, MN, where he remained until his retirement.
He and his family moved to and operated a poultry farm just outside of Graceville, MN from 1964 - 1970, before relocating to Alberta, MN, where they lived for the next 33 years. An avid gardener, Harold was known for his "green thumb", and his gardens produced large quantities of fresh vegetables, thriving house plants, and countless bouquets of beautiful flowers.
Harold was a veteran of both WWII and the Korean War, where he began his career as a Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist.
He died on Friday, July 20, 2007, from complications related to his war injuries, at the VA Medical Center in St. Cloud, MN, having lived to reach the age of 88 years.
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At least 50 large-breed dogs have vanished from southeastern Manitoba homes in the past year, fuelling speculation the animals are being used as bait in illegal dogfights.
The RCMP say there is no proof of such a crime, but as the number of missing dogs grows, so grows the scuttlebutt.
Janine Acott volunteers for the 500-member Southeast Manitoba Lost Dogs site on Facebook. She says her group had 46 documented cases of stolen dogs two weeks ago and more animals have vanished since.
"While we have no proof what the dogs are being taken for, the one thing that all the missing have in common is they are all spayed/neutered, older, larger-breed country dogs," she says. There are likely many more missing animals, she says, but they only have numbers on the ones reported to the site.
Garett Aubin lives north of Dufresne, off Provincial Road 501. His dog, Callie, a two-year-old black Lab and his brother's dog, Chevy, a six-year-old husky-terrier cross, vanished from his acreage Nov. 26. Since then, he says, six more dogs have disappeared within 21/2 square kilometres of his place.
"It's almost like common knowledge around here that someone is taking the dogs," says Aubin. "Ours were rural dogs. They were kind of sucks. They just want a warm bed.
"I don't know what's happening to them. I don't want to believe someone is making them fight."
Aubin filed a report with the St. Pierre-Jolys RCMP detachment. He says rural residents should be on the lookout for strange vehicles near their homes and report anyone who seems to have an unusually large number of dogs in their possession.
Terry Bolton lives across the road from Aubin. He came home last Wednesday to find a strange set of vehicle tracks entering his property. He later discovered a dog biscuit in his yard.
"It wasn't something we'd feed him," he says. His mixed-breed bull mastiff, Caleb, was still on the property.
"My dog has an electric collar so he doesn't leave the yard," Terry says. "I think someone tried to lure him out. There's no rhyme or reason to this. They're not purebred dogs or anything."
Bolton contacted St. Pierre-Jolys RCMP, who came out, took a statement and bagged the biscuit. "These dogs aren't running away. They're not getting run over," Bolton says.
RCMP spokesman Cpl. Miles Hiebert says he's heard the rumours but only a handful of missing dogs have been reported to rural detachments.
"Dogs go missing all over the place," Hiebert says. "Certainly I can assure you if there is any criminal activity suspected, we will investigate."
Hiebert says he understands dogs become part of families and urges people to report their concerns.
Jessica Blue, who recovered her two German shepherds after they were taken from her Ste. Anne-area yard two months ago, thinks the animals are being tossed into dogfighting rings to incite the competitors.
After her dogs, Kota and Tucker, were stolen, she got a tip they were tied up at a home three kilometres away. She investigated and found them chained to a Hydro pole.
"The people said they were their dogs, they've had them for a couple of years. My name was on the collar. I took them back."
She reported the theft to the RCMP.
"Everybody's dogs are going missing. What do they think is going on?" Blue said.
Cathy Brule's five-year-old boxer, Bobby, went missing from her home near Ste. Anne in August. She and her family haven't stopped searching for him, putting up posters in neighbouring towns and on Facebook sites dedicated to lost dogs.
She says she's disturbed at how many dogs have vanished from southeast Manitoba.
"I don't want to think that anything bad would happen to my guy," she says. "I'm hoping someone has him and will bring him home eventually. We won't give up until we know he's died of old age."
She estimates there are 40 dogs missing and presumed stolen in the region.
Janine Acott's German shepherd cross, Keesha, disappeared from her parents' yard near Oakbank on Nov. 7. The dog and its sister were let out for a run. Only one dog came back.
"We've knocked on so many doors. Every time we got a lead ,we followed it up," she says. Since Keesha went missing, she says, she's heard of 20 more dogs disappearing from area homes.
"Literally, people let them out to go to the bathroom and they never see them again."
Erica Lenton lives close to Garett Aubin, near Dufresne. Her son's dog, a German shepherd named Max, vanished Dec. 19. They'd put him in the yard in the early evening and never saw him again.
"He doesn't run away," she says. "He's our baby. We've looked everywhere, posted notices on Kijiji and Facebook.
"I'm not thinking we're going to get our dog back."
Lenton has four sons, ages 11 to 19. Max belongs to her eldest, who was given the dog when its first owner, a friend of the teenager, died.
When eight dogs vanish from 21/2 square kilometres of rural Manitoba, that's not coincidence. Someone is taking these dogs and harming them.
If you spot something suspicious, don't just tell your friends over coffee; call the law. Whoever is stealing the dogs is breaking up families.
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AdKeeper, a startup that allows consumers to save online ads for later, has raised $35 million in Series B financing. The new round brings ten-month-old AdKeeper's total financing to $43 million to date. The company is led by About.com founder Scott Kurnit.
New investor Oak Investment Partners led the latest round. Previous investors DCM, True Ventures, Spark Capital, First Round Capital, Lerer Ventures, The New York Times Company, and Betaworks also participated, along with individual investors Kurnit; Stan Shuman, a former News Corp. director; and David Cowan, a partner at Bessemer Ventures.
Kurnit said several angel investors did not participate in the latest round because "they don't do deals that are this big."
The company previously raised $8 million in a Series A round in March 2010. The B round closed on December 20 after a "multi-month process."
AdKeeper initially intended to raise $15 million. Kurnit said the extra cash proves AdKeeper is a strong company. AdKeeper clients include McDonald's, Pepsi, Allstate, AT&T, and Best Buy, among others. "It's helpful for them to know we have resources to deliver on promises," Kurnit said.
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In May of 2012, with approx. 50K miles on the vehicle, I had brake service performed on my 2007 4-Runner SR5 Sport 4WD. Pads and rotors replaced on all wheels. At 5,000 mile intervals after I brought the car to the dealer for oil changes and "inspection" of the brakes.
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My calipers are frozen. Replaced them 3 years ago @ 89000 miles
Visitor, 2005 Toyota 4Runner
Both fronts seized. Left for the second time.
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Front PSide Break Caliper seized.


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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
The Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy provides an international forum to explore the complexities and controversies facing psychotherapists. The journal publishes original peer-reviewed articles that critically analyze theory, research, or clinical practice. In addition, it offers empirical studies, panel discussions, essays, case studies, brief reports, and theoretical articles. Psychotherapists and clinical researchers will find this journal an important vehicle to review the challenges of treating a variety of patients.
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- 144 Issues
- 1,233 Articles
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- 1969 - 2015 Available between
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From Postimpact to Reconstruction: Considerations When Treating Traumatized Child and Adolescent Clients
John-Paul Legerski, Alan King (March 2015)
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Holographic Reprocessing as a Treatment for Military Sexual Trauma
Nicole J. Peak (March 2015)
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Mick Power: Madness Cracked
Fred Ernst (March 2015)
- Journal Title
- Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy
- Coverage
- Volume 1 / 1969 - Volume 45 / 2015
- Print ISSN
- 0022-0116
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- 1573-3564
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- Springer US
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