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Westminster Cardiologist Doctors for Brachytherapy
Type of Physician: Cardiologist
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A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners are expert in diseases of the heart, lungs and blood vessels. They consult with surgeons on heart surgery, perform diagnostic procedures, and manage complex conditions such as heart attacks and arrhythmias (abnormal heartbeat).
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Loan T Ngo MD
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Cao V Pham MD
Alyn G Anderson MD
Arthur Calick MD
Ching Fong Chin MD
Kumar S Raja MD
Harshad R Shah MD
Jesse Wasley MD
Narayan R Devaraj MD
Kramer Schwartz Fayner Licata
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Harishandra N Patel MD
California Heart Associates
California Heart Associates
California Heart Associates
California Heart Associates
California Heart Associates
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California Heart Associates
California Heart Associates
California Heart Associates
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OC Cardiac Rhythm Institute
Fountain Valley Cardiology
Farid Shakibai MD
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Cardiovascular Consultants
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Complete Medical Care
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California Medical Care Inc
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Pacific Cardiovascular Assocs
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Chambersburg, the county seat of Franklin County, Pennsylvania, is the historic and commercial center of the region; it is a rich agricultural and residential area.
Benjamin Chambers, who in 1730 along with his brother, crossed the Susquehanna River and headed to the confluence of the Conococheaque Creek and the Falling Spring, settled this small town. This location provided him with the water power necessary for a gristmill and a sawmill, which operated there for many years.
Colonel Chambers formally laid out the community extending south and east from the fort that had been built for protection against the Indian raids, in 1764.
Chambersburg grew in importance as a crossroad where the travel east to west toward the frontier crossed the travel north and south within the great valley.
The municipal government was established through a state granted charter as a borough in 1803.
By 1859, Chambersburg was a stop on the famous Underground Railroad, and abolitionists John Brown, Frederick Douglass and their followers met there when planning the disastrous raid on Harpers Ferry.
During the American Civil War on October 11, 1862, Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart and his men looted Chambersburg during a raid into the north.
On July 30, 1864 the town was burned down by Confederate forces under Brigadier-General John McCausland for failing to provide a ransom of $500,000 in US currency, or $100,000 in gold.
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Chambersburg merges the best of small town friendliness and closeness to major metropolitan areas with rich history, arts and culture, and recreational opportunities.
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The Village Butcher, a landmark New Bern business for 25 years, is changing owners this week.
While different hands will cut the meat, prepare the varied assortment of baked goods, deli foods, take-home casseroles and sell the gourmet grocery items and treats the new owners are well-known in the food community.
Phil Prescott, formerly manager of Baker's Kitchen, and his wife Allyson Prescott, owner of Funky Monkey Gift Shop in Ghent Plaza, are buying The Village Butcher in Village Square off Trent Road.
The Prescott's have been considering the purchase for about three months, they said, after they heard the owners were ready to move on.
"We see this as such a great opportunity," said Allyson Prescott, a Cherryville native and longtime New Bern resident.
Phil Prescott, who said he left Baker's Kitchen said, "We thought it would be a shame if nobody stepped up to keep it running."
Phil Prescott is a Pamlico County native who grew up on a farm with hogs and beef cattle and he believes his experience with 4-H, Cooperative Extension, agriculture marketing and as a restaurateur have groomed him for the work.
It is likely that the Prescott's will contribute some of their own favorites to The Village Butcher offerings.
"We don't plan on changing much here," Phil Prescott said. "We'd love to have another 25 years here offering all the things people in the community have come to rely on."
That includes being open six days a week, they said.
The business started on Pollock Street by Donald Booth and his wife and business partner Daphne Civils of Cove City, about 20 years ago. The couple teamed with Civils daughter, accountant Lisa Morse.
They expanded their offerings to include the baked goods, gourmet items, gift baskets, wines, and some organic fresh vegetables and moved into the Village Square location owned by Morse and her husband.
Civils said "I plan to take 30 days off to take a deep breath, then come back on the payroll for three days a week."
She plans to use her semi-retirement to "travel some with Donald, work in my flowers, read, and spend more time with my grandson, Jonathan."
Booth will retire and said "It has been a wonderful experience."
Morse, who now has a full-time accounting job with A.G. Salem and Associates accounting firm on Craven Street in New Bern, said that being in business here "has been a great ride, definitely up and down but filled with wonderful friendships. We are excited for the Prescott's as they continue the legacy we started."
Civils said she is pleased to be staying on part time.
"It's the only life I know now and so many of our customers became our friends," she said. "We know when their grandchildren come to visit, when their dog dies. It wasn't just business; we have been touched by their lives."
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Advance: 150hp, 5AT, they left the slippery diff in the Civic(?), and the fact that it's not quite a premium vehicle. What does it do that a Civic doesn't? Not so much.
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When Nubbins the cat was found, he was emaciated, riddled with birdshot, and had tumors hanging from both of his ears. But the minute he was removed from his carrier by his rescuers, he started purring. He knew he was finally safe; relief was here at last.
Dr. Patricia Wagner, a veterinarian at the ASPCA Animal Hospital, performed surgery on the sweet feline and fell in love with his kind demeanor. Soon after, Nubbins joined Dr. Wagner's household. He is incredibly grateful for his second chance and gets along swimmingly with the family's resident parakeet.
In fact, kitty and bird are stars of the 2014 ASPCA calendar. Check out this adorable behind-the-scenes video of Nubbins sitting for his photo shoot.
Have you received your 2014 calendar? Want another one for friends or family? (They make great gifts!) Make a small donation to the ASPCA, and we'll send you our 2014 calendar today. Thank you, as always, for your support. It makes stories like Nubbins' possible.
Well said Ellen, I have lived with parrots for over 40 years. I have been involved with parrot rescue for 20 years. When we go out our birds normally go with us (flight feathers clipped and harness on). About 90 percent of the people we speak with, talk of their birds in the past tense. I wish I had a nickel for ever person who said "The bird and the dog or cat, got along well for years, but then the cat or dog killed the bird." The predator instinct, no matter how small, is always there. Even a small scratch from a cat can kill a bird in a couple of days, if it does not get antibiotics right away, due to the bacteria in a cats saliva. ASPCA, I have been a supporter of yours for quite some time. I know your top priority is not parrots. Please don't compromise the safety of one non-human animal for a benefit to the other. Many people seeing this photo will think it is OK for their dog, cat and bird to play together. The least you could do would be to write below the photo PLEASE DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME! BTW, on November 13th at 8PM, Nature Series on PBS has an episode on Parrot Rescue, watch and learn.
I absolutely LOVE your story and what a wonderful cat! I also believe that he is truly grateful for his second chance in life. Best wishes.
I could have reached through the screen monitor and hugged ALL of them .. kitty, birdie and of course, Dr. Wagner .. Thank God for good people in this world .. animals should be cherished NOT abused .. I can't wait to go home and hug mine ..
God Bless you for all you do with these beautiful animals. Nubbins is precious and he is healthy now, after all he went trough!!! Poor Kitty!! I love him as well as the little bird, they look so beautiful! Thank you ASPCA and Dr. Wagner ! I already giving my donation, deducted monthly from my acct. I don't understand why people can hurt so much these beautiful and defenseless animals, some people have no comparison with these animals, they should be caged and not the animals!!!!!!!
WOW!!! What a beautiful story, and what an AMAZING cat! I have always said that animals are just angels with fur! Thank you sooo much to Dr. Wagner for gving this precious kitty a forever home with so much love!!!
The world is a better place with you and Nubbins being part of it.
2 kind hearts that belong together. Thank you Dr. Wagner.
God Bless you Dr. Wagner for giving him a second chance and for all the other animals you help!!! It's people like you who are selfless in this world of selfishness!!


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Marcelo Sarvas preaches that the LA Galaxy must be ready to attack during important second leg in Tijuana
CARSON, Calif. – Marcelo Sarvas knows that there's a battle looming ahead for the LA Galaxy.
Sarvas' fortitude in central midfield was vital during the Galaxy's 1-0 victory in the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal first leg against Club Tijuana on Wednesday. Throughout the match, Sarvas and midfield partner Juninho tussled frequently with Tijuana sparkplug Cristian Pellerano who provided the engine for the Xolos.
The Galaxy midfield controlled the issue in the first half but the Xolos dominated the second half even forcing Sarvas to make a key off-the-line stop in the 68th minute of a Javier Gandolfi header. The save was an important one for Sarvas, who Omar Gonzalez stated after the game, was criticized internally for conceding goals while he was supposed to be defending the near post.
"Marcelo got a lot of flak last year about letting goals in while he was supposed on the post. I'm sure since he saved that one; he'll let Bruce know 'hey, look what I did,'" joked Gonzalez.
Heading into the second leg at Estadio Caliente, Sarvas is among three Galaxy players (Gyasi Zardes and Omar Gonzalez being the others) holding a yellow card as the Galaxy prepare to head down to the raucous Tijuana stadium. Although the Brazilian midfielder will need to be smart about his challenges due to the caution, he's ready for the challenge.
"We've never been there, but we know that it is artificial grass and their fans will be loud. We know that they will press for 90 minutes and it'll be more like the second half [of the first leg]," said Sarvas. "We have to be able to create something on the counter attack and score a goal. If we score a goal, the scenario will change."
POLL: How confident are you heading into the LA Galaxy's CCL quarterfinal second leg against Club Tijuana?
CARSON, Calif. -- We're at Matchday Minus-Five before the LA Galaxy take on Club Tijuana in the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal second leg at the Estadio Caliente.
After the Galaxy earned a 1-0 victory over Tijuana at StubHub Center on Wednesday thanks to some clinical finishing by Samuel and cat-like reactions from goalkeeper Jaime Penedo, setting up a do-or-die match south of the border. Following the match, Club Tijuana were adamant that the series was merely at "halftime" as the two teams prepare to head down to the Estadio Caliente where they have won 18 of their last 19 league matches.
While Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena stated that the club was in a "good, but not great" position heading into the match in Tijuana, just how confident are you feeling heading into the second leg?
It's week two of the MLS season and even though the LA Galaxy will not be playing, MLS Fantasy participants will be keeping a close eye on the action.
In my first week, "The LA Galaxy Insider" fantasy team finished with a total of 52 points in what was a disappointing week, but according to MLS Fantasy guru Ben Jata, just above average. Thanks to the Galaxy's scoreless performance against Real Salt Lake and zero points from starting midfielder Oriol Rosell, my team managed only 54 points and finished the week ranked No. 267 in the Los Angeles Galaxy group. The showing could have been even worse if it wasn't for 12 points from Chivas USA midfielder Mauro Rosales and 11 points from FC Dallas forward Blas Perez.
Betting heavily on LA wasn't the only issue for my team in week one as I also selected two players from the New England Revolution, who were demolished 4-0 by the Houston Dynamo in week one.
My performance from the first week is below.
Well, out with the old and in with the new.
With the Galaxy on a bye this week, my two transfers were to remove Robbie Keane and Juninho from the starting lineup, while I replaced A.J. DeLaGarza with Houston Dynamo full back Kofi Sarkodie. To replace Keane, I opted for Dynamo forward Will Bruin, who tallied 15 points in week one with two goals and one assist. Bruin and Sarkodie appear to be safe selections as the Dynamo prepare to take on a Montreal side that is coming off a 3-2 defeat to FC Dallas. In that defeat, the Impact struggled to contain Perez, making Bruin a safe play heading into the second week of the season.
Meanwhile, Juninho was switched out for new Vancouver Whitecaps FC Designated Player Pedro Morales who takes on Chivas USA at StubHub Center on Sunday after scoring a goal and an assist in a substitute performance during Vancouver's 4-1 victory over the New York Red Bulls. Although the Rojiblancos were victorious on a late goal last week, they were frequently tested by the Chicago Fire attack and should be pressured early and often by a Vancouver offense that smashed the defending Supporters' Shield winning Red Bulls last week. If needing some punch in your attack, signing Morales appears to be a safe option as he is likely to be in the starting lineup against Chivas.
My team for the second week of MLS Fantasy is below.
What changes are you making to your lineup? What position are you in at the moment?
Share your thoughts below.
Last week, Topps unveiled a series of officially licensed MLS jersey posters that feature some of the league's biggest stars including LA Galaxy attacker Landon Donovan.
You can purchase your own Donovan poster from the Topps website, but you can see the complete image below.
EA Sports' FIFA franchise has become a major part of soccer culture across the globe and in this video by Kick TV, LA Galaxy stars Landon Donovan and Omar Gonzalez take on New York Red Bulls stalwarts Tim Cahill and Thierry Henry in a game of FIFA 14.
The video was filmed during the league's Media and Marketing tour in New York City earlier this year.
Check it out below.
CARSON, Calif. -- Club Tijuana may have dropped their first leg to the LA Galaxy 1-0 on Wednesday, but to the Mexican side, they're simply down a goal at half time.
The Mexican side found themselves down a goal after just 11 minutes on Samuel's strike from close range, but their attack came alive in the second half as they repeatedly tested the Galaxy defense and forced LA goalkeeper Jaime Penedo to make several remarkable stops to keep the home side ahead at full time.
"It's a game that has 180 minutes, it was not a great result for us but it is also not a bad one considering we played away. It was a hard game," said Tijuana head coach Cesar Farias who labeled the Xolos fan presence at StubHub Center 'spectacular.' "We had two goals on the line, and we pushed trying to grab the tie. We were very stable on the defensive line and we were good with air balls. We had a distraction that cost us the win, but it's a win that we can come back from in Tijuana and we are going to work with the same professionalism and with a lot of hope that we will be able to win in Tijuana."
Much of Tijuana's early struggles in the attacking ended from the uneven play of the starting forward tandem of Fidel Martinez and Jaime Ayovi, who rarely tested the Galaxy defense. However, once Farias through on forward Dario Benedetto who was unable to start due to an Achilles injury, Tijuana began to dominate the run of play. The Tijuana attack was only bolstered when former Galaxy attacker Herculez Gomez entered the match for Ayovi in the 80th minute and nearly tallied twice in the final 10 minutes before the final whistle blew.
As the two teams prepare to head down to the Estadio Caliente, where Tijuana has lost just one league match in more than a year, Gomez believes that the Xolos ability to pressure the LA defense will prove decisive.
"They are an intelligent team, they are organized. The first half they showed how organized they could be. I think what helped us was how urgent we were in the offensive side. I think we created a lot of problems in the second half, but it should be like that during the whole 90 minutes, and not only 45."
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Samuel pleased with his "poacher's goal" that seals victory over Club Tijuana in CCL Quarterfinal first leg
CARSON, Calif. - New Brazilian forward Samuel was brought to the LA Galaxy to finish the chances that the team often squandered in 2013 and on Wednesday against Club Tijuana, he did just that.
Samuel tallied the game-winner in the 11th minute off a sequence that began when Marcelo Sarvas launched a cross that bounced off Robbie Keane to the path of the Brazilian for the easy finish that sealed LA's 1-0 victory in the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal first leg. The goal wasn't the only high point for the Brazilian who provided a physical presence up top during his 70 minute shift.
"We played against a very difficult team so it was very important for me to score," said Samuel after the match. "I saw it come off Keane's knee and I was right there ready to score. ... Of course, I was expecting that ball to bounce to me. With a player like Robbie Keane, you have to expect everything so I was ready for the play."
Added Landon Donovan, "It was a good poacher's goal. He does that in training, he is always around the goal. It was good for him, an important goal, and he did very well tonight."
But one question remains: did Keane intend for that deflection to bounce in the path of the waiting Brazilian?
"Of course, you know me," asserted a chuckling Keane postgame.
Jaime Penedo and Omar Gonzalez recall the goalkeeper's impressive goal line clearance against Tijuana
CARSON, Calif. -- It was a moment that nearly lived in infamy for the LA Galaxy.
In the 61st minute with the Galaxy up 1-0 on Club Tijuana, goalkeeper Jaime Penedo made a palm stop of a Tijuana clearance that deflected off defender Omar Gonzalez and began to roll toward the goal line. But before the ball could roll over the goal line, Penedo tracked back enough to slap the ball away and preserve what was ultimately a 1-0 victory for LA.
"I was frozen. I caught the ball out of the corner of my eye because I didn't expect Jaime to drop it. I was already turning so I just stuck my leg out and I didn't know what was going on," Gonzalez recalled. "Jaime did an amazing job to dive and put it all out there."
Gonzalez wasn't the only player stunned by the play as Penedo admitted after the match that the entire sequence took place in "slow motion."
" I remember seeing Omar's face, it was pretty comical. I have to admit that when I stop the ball, I can't calculate how it'll bounce. It was just a quick reaction," said Penedo. "The ball was just touching the line."
The goal line clearance wasn't the only highlight for Penedo who enjoyed a strong second half that included two saves to keep the result heading into the all-important second leg.
"Jaime was great tonight," said Gonzalez. "He let them know that you're not getting in my net. I think that we're going to need an even better game from him next week, if that's even possible."
Below is a stat infographic of the LA Galaxy's 1-0 victory over Club Tijuana.
CARSON, Calif. -- LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's thoughts following the team's 1-0 victory over Club Tijuana.
(On the 1-0 victory...)
ARENA: "It was a good win for our team against a good opponent, it was a difficult game but I am please we came out with a win. Obviously going to Tijuana next week is going to be a difficult match, but I am pleased with the position we are in. Tonight was a pretty even game, we had a couple chances at the end of the first half, and didn't get it, and then Tijuana pushed us real hard in the second half and it was a great result for our team to get a clean sheet tonight. We played well defensively."
(On the play of Galaxy goalkeeper Jaime Penedo who made two saves on the night...)
ARENA: "Jaime had a good night, a couple good saves, maybe a couple weren't because they put the flag up, but Jaime did well, he is getting back into form. Jaime is coming into the prime of his career, we think he is going to get better, I like to believe goalkeeper is a position that is strong for us now."
(On what to expect playing in Tijuana next week in the second leg...)
ARENA: "It will be difficult. Obviously, another goal would have benefited our team, but it's still nice going there with an advantage. Not giving up an away goal is important and we are well aware of the fact that Tuesday will be a difficult game. We will be ready.
(On the play of Galaxy forward Samuel who scored the lone goal of the night...)
ARENA: "He has done well, he really has. I could have kept him in longer tonight, but I felt that we needed to get some fresh legs in the midfield, and push Landon up top, but Samuel has done very well. He has adjusted well, and is very opportunistic around the goal, we've seen it in the preseason, and tonight a similar type of goal. He's got a good nose for the goal and he is just going to get better as he begins to understand our team and our league a little bit better."


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I wonder if he watched that Truehoop TV segment. Then another ESPN writer decided to point out that Davis has the best rookie PER and Austin has the worst.
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Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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What is alopecia areata?
Alopecia areata is an acquired skin disease that can affect all hair-bearing skin and is characterized by localized areas of non-scarring hair loss. Alopecia areata is occasionally associated with any other external or internal medical problems. Most often these bald areas regrow their hair spontaneously.
Alopecia areata is rare before the age of 3 years. There seems to be a significant to inherit the tendency to develop alopecia areata from ancestors.
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Current evidence suggests that alopecia areata is caused by an abnormality in the immune system. This particular abnormality leads to autoimmunity, a misguided immune system that tends to attack its own body. As a result, the immune system attacks particular tissues of the body. In alopecia areata, for unknown reasons, the body's own immune system attacks the hair follicles and disrupts normal hair formation. Biopsies of affected skin show immune lymphocytes penetrating into the hair bulb of the hair follicles. Alopecia areata is occasionally associated with other autoimmune conditions such as thyroid disease, vitiligo, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and ulcerative colitis. The diagnosis or treatment of these diseases is unlikely to affect the course of alopecia areata. Sometimes, alopecia areata occurs within family members, suggesting a role of genes.
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Scouting Report-I want Warren to be the 2nd best CB in this draft. It's an odd draft this year because Joe Haden has set himself apart by such a wide margin that there is a lot of discourse as to who is no.2. After the year Warren had, he should certainly be able to make a case. Warren is a man coverage player plain and simple. He's the kind of play who has that mentality that you stick him out on an island, you can forget about his guy. The reasons for this, beyond mental are a nice physique, with long arms, and really solid man technique. He keeps his butt low, hips turn quick and he has enough speed to break on the football. Warren also has excellent ball skills. Finds the ball in the air, and has good hands. Warren is also a smart player. He tracks the QBs eyes and makes nice reads. On the downside, he's not a great player in run support, preferring to hang back, but he's a good tackler so when it comes up, he can finish the play. He also isn't a great blitzer, but that could be about just how little he's asked to do it, and his problems with angles. His biggest shortcoming is his zone coverage. He prefers to man coverage where he knows who he's covering and plays read and chase. In zones he loses concentration, and will miss plays.
Draft Status-If Warren has good offseason workouts and runs a good 40, I can certainly see him as the no.2 CB and in the back half of the first round to a team that plays a lot of man. If he runs a slow 40, he'll probably end up the 4th CB, and be somewhere in the middle of the second round.
Final Analysis-I'm a fan. Warren impressed me all season long. And it wasn't because of the box score. Teams just didn't throw at his man. That's the sign of a great corner. Opposing offenses don't test you, and when you do you get the ball. Now, there are things that I'd love to see. Like improved zone technique, more interceptions and less PDs, and more involvement and intensity in the run game. But if you like your cornerbacks to cover first, Warren is the man.
Reminds me of: Leon Hall, Cincinnati Bengals-Both former Wolverines who excel in man coverage.
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A new report on government waste released by Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.) shines a light on eye-popping examples of frivolous federal spending.
In all, Coburn's "Wastebook 2012" details spending on 100 government projects, programs and initiatives at a cost of $18 billion.
But aside from highlighting the bizarre government-backed projects — such as a National Science Foundation grant to construct a robotic squirrel — the report also points to potentially systemic issues affecting federal management.
Too often, "important programs go bankrupt while outdated and outlandish projects continue to be funded," Coburn wrote in the report's introduction.
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In the first item on the list, Coburn turned the lens back on Congress, which this past year became the most unproductive batch of lawmakers since 1947, he said.
Congress has approved only 61 bills, so far. The Senate, in particular, has held fewer votes and considered fewer amendments than in any recent year, the report stated.
"Whether it was failing to hold oversight hearings, pass laws, cut unnecessary spending, or simply cast votes on amendments, the U.S. Congress let taxpayers down in 2012," the report stated.
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"Clipping coupons, comparing prices, buying in bulk and even shopping on double coupon days, many Americans are doing everything they can to save a penny wherever they can to stretch a dollar further during these difficult economic times," the report stated. "The stewards of taxpayers' dollars in Washington unfortunately are not being as thrifty."
Agencies too often ignore strategic sourcing, which allows them to pool their shopping lists together and leverage collective buying power, Coburn's report stated. It cited as evidence a recent Government Accountability Office report, which found agencies are missing out on as much as $50 billion annually.
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It's been almost a year since the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico. The disaster exposed serious flaws in federal disaster response and led to a brand new agency for regulating oil companies.
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Pirate Latitudes (Hardcover)
Jamaica in 1665 is a rough outpost of the English crown, a minor colony holding out against the vast supremacy of the Spanish empire. Port Royal, Jamaica′s capital, a cut-throat town of taverns, grog shops, and bawdy houses, is devoid of London′s luxuries; life here can end swiftly with dysentery or a dagger in your back. But for Captain Edward Hunter it is a life that can also lead to riches, if he abides by the island′s code. In the name of His Majesty King Charles II of England, gold in Spanish hands is gold for the taking. And law in the New World is made by those who take it into their hands.
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Michael Crichton has sold over 200 million books, which have been translated into thirty-eight languages; thirteen of his books have been made into films. Also known as a filmmaker and the creator of ER, he remains the only writer to have had the number one book, movie, and TV show simultaneously. At the time of his death in 2008, Crichton was well into the writing of Micro; Richard Preston was selected to complete the novel.
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Solly Tyibilika will play as a specialist fetcher against the All Blacks. And Butch James is on a plane to New Zealand.
There will be no emergency call for Western Province captain Luke Watson, who has consistently been ignored since Jake White took charge of the Boks in 2004.
Watson has been the standout South African flanker this season and the only specialist open-sider in the country. Hendro Scholtz and Tim Dlulane are not in his class. White does not rate Watson and has chosen a host of other loose-forwards ahead of him.
Now the embattled Springbok coach will give Tyibilika a start against Richie McCaw's All Blacks, when this year the Sharks flanker has struggled to make Wildebeest team in the Vodacom Cup.
White's grand plan of Wikus van Heerden as an openside option and potential captain lasted just 80 minutes against the World XV. And the Joe van Niekerk experiment as an openside option has culminated in two crushing defeats for the Boks.
White will be forced to admit that three ball-carrying loose-forwards is not the answer against the leading team. His only team option is Tyibilika who was not considered good enough to make the Sharks Super 14 team and could not make the run-on XV for the Wildebeest in the Vodacom Cup final.
Tyibilika has not played a game of rugby in two months and now starts against the All Blacks.
White will also select Meyer Bosman at flyhalf after not selecting him in his original training squad of 45. Butch James was the chosen one then, as was Andre Pretorius. Both got injured and then Bosman was drafted in. White did not use him and the player missed out on the World under 21 championships because of the late change of mind from the national coach.
Bosman then went back to Currie Cup action where he has played mostly as a substitute in the shadow of Willem de Waal. White never used Bosman in the World XV match or the two tests against a poor Scottish team.
Now he is telling the player it is 'sink or swim' time.
James has been flown to New Zealand, but is only likely to feature in the test against Australia in Sydney a week from now.
It all smacks of a coach clutching at straws.
Ricky Januarie arrived at the Bok camp fat and out of form. He was so poor in the Super 14 that he was eventually dropped. White persisted with him and now will be forced to drop him as well.
The Bok coach's refusal to look beyond his core group of players is now biting him. A refusal to blood a core group of new players on last year's tour was criticised at the time and Saturday's defeat against the Wallabies was the consequence of a lack of planning in team selection.
White will also replace Danie Rossouw with Albert van den Berg and Eddie Andrews may start ahead of CJ van der Linde. Either way with Van den Berg and Tyibilika in the pack, there thankfully won't be any talk of the physical presence of the Bok pack.
Boks (probable): Monty, Ndungane, Fourie, Olivier, Habana, Bosman, Du Preez, Van Niekerk, Smith, Tyibilika, Matfield, Van den Berg, Andrews, Smit and Du Randt.