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Healthcare-specific social media sites are hugely popular, and your patients may be praising-or complaining about-their experience at your facility, without anyone at your health system knowing what is being said.
Hospital leaders can ignore the cacophony or learn to use social media sites as tools for improving their patients' experiences. "They are the way of the future," says Lee Aase, manager for syndication and social media at Mayo Clinic.
Since The HealthcareScoop was launched in late 2007 in the Minnesota market, it has grown to include more than 1,000 personal stories, covering at least 600 healthcare topics. More than on 320 clinics, hospitals, and healthcare organizations have been discussed by name, as well as some 400 physicians and healthcare professionals from across the nation.
The Scoop is one of several sites created to encourage patients to share their healthcare experiences with one another. Another site: PatientsLikeMe™ includes 16 separate communities for patients with specific health conditions, such as HIV and fibromyalgia.
The goal of these sites: to empower patients by providing access to information that might improve their health. While much of the content is clinical, with patients sharing information about symptoms, treatments, and research for a specific condition, the discussions often lead to recommendations for or against certain providers.
"Every aspect of health care certainly has been covered, and that does not just mean hospitals and clinics. There are health plans in there, too," says MaryAnn Stump, senior vice president and chief innovation officer at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota. "What it offers consumers is a blank piece of paper to share their story in whatever detail that they want to."
Stump is also president for Consumer Aware, a Minnesota Blues affiliate that founded The HealthcareScoop. The site was created after the company's consumer research showed that patients wanted different kinds of information-for example, personal experiences from patients who faced their own healthcare decisions-than physicians and hospitals can typically provide. The research also revealed that patients trust other patients to give the "full scoop" more than a healthcare professional who has not personally experienced the medical condition.
At first glance, The HealthcareScoop, PatientsLikeMe, and similar sites look like amateurish blogs featuring ungrammatical rants and raves with poor spelling and a lack of understanding about the way the healthcare system works. On second glance, the sites appear to be the key to the future of healthcare delivery.
In fact, Stump believes social media sites hold "transformational potential" for America's healthcare industry. "How do we redesign the healthcare system around the opportunities that manifest themselves through these stories of patient experience? We all know what we're doing isn't working," she says.
By design, the sites offer patients' unfiltered perspective on their experiences, the kind of information that every business executive should want to know. That is why Aase and others at Mayo embrace social media and monitor patient sites to see what is being said about their system.
"We have different people looking at different sites, and we have some services that highlight blogs and other material that's out there," he says. "We don't have an exhaustive view, but we are working on it."
The main purpose of such monitoring is to know the general tone of what Mayo patients are saying. But Aase does wish to pursue some individual situations because he does not want any patient to have a bad experience in his system. "If we come across someone who's got a concern, we are trying to refer that to somebody who might be able to help," he says.
In today's information-rich society, the only way to have a good reputation is to do a good job and never stop getting better. There is no way to control what patients say about your hospital on an Internet site or anyplace else.
That said, most providers would be cheered to see what their patients are saying. Stump says positive reviews at The Healthcare Scoop outnumber negative remarks by more than 3:1. Savvy hospital leaders use those negative remarks to identify processes that need improvement, she says.
"That's what becomes valuable from the standpoint of not just hospital CFOs, but CEOs and physicians as well," she says. "How are you going to distinguish yourself? How are you going to meet patients where they are at in terms of improving the patient experience within your environment? How do you use this information so that not only do you survive in the marketplace, but you thrive in the marketplace?"
Following the standards used by other leading social media sites, The HealthcareScoop has a code of conduct for its users and screens patient stories for profanity, but it does not censor patients' messages. The site includes entries that no hospital leader would want to read, including headlines that say "stay away from" a specific hospital. Similarly, physicians are called out by name by patients who are both thrilled and devastated by their healthcare experiences.
On the flip side, social media sites may provide opportunities to enhance your hospital's visibility or reputation, although not according to traditional marketing methods. Aase says providers who try to use a patient networking site as a marketing tool will lose credibility fast.
"These really are places where people are gathering; it's sort of like the patient's club," he says. "If providers were to go in there and overtly promote themselves, I don't think that would sit very well."
However, when Mayo officials learned that a Yahoo discussion group devoted to Long QT syndrome prompted a California couple to bring their son to Mayo, Aase followed up to learn more. Today, that child's mother can be seen in a YouTube video, produced by Mayo, telling her frustrating search for the appropriate care and how she learned of a respected specialist at Mayo.
Mayo is seizing opportunities to use social media to advance its focus on patient-centered care. Some of the system's cardiovascular patients are participating in a patient advisory group, One Voice, that has its own secret (not visible to nonmembers) Facebook group.
"It's only open to those who have been invited to be part of this virtual focus group, and it is a place they are able to share their reactions to different ideas and to share their experiences," says Aase.
Mayo has also organized a Facebook group to connect its patients who have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and their caregivers. Aase describes that as a traditional support group that includes a Mayo provider.
"We're looking at how this might help us improve the care that we give, and also help patients support each other," he says.
At The HealthcareScoop, Stump sees physicians and hospitals wanting to be able to connect with patients via new media. The site recently started accepting "profile pages," accessible from the HealthcareScoop home page, that allow physicians, hospitals, and other providers to highlight stories that patients have posted about their services, share their own perspectives, and provide links to their own web sites.
Stump believes providers, payers, and policymakers can use the patient perspectives shared on social media sites to create the patient-centered focus essential to the transformation of the healthcare industry.
"Medicine is an art and a science," she says. "This (patient information) gives us ideas as to how the art can be improved just as patient volume numbers, infection rate numbers, and things like that give us a glimpse into how the science can be improved."
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WASHINGTON— Two former high-ranking executives at JPMorgan Chase faced tough questions from U.S. senators Friday about why the bank played down risks and hid losses from regulators when it was losing billions of dollars.
The hearing was held a day after the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations issued a scathing report that ascribed widespread blame for $6.2 billion in trading losses to key executives at the nation's biggest bank.
The losses came less than four years after the 2008 financial crisis and hurt the reputation of a bank that had come through the crisis known for taking fewer risks than its competitors. Three employees in the London office were fired — two senior managers and a trader. It also led to the resignation of Ina Drew, the former chief investment officer overseeing trading strategy.
Douglas Braunstein, the former chief financial officer, and Drew were pressed to explain why bank executives gave federal examiners in April information that significantly understated losses for the first quarter of 2012.
"The number I reported (to the regulators) was the number that was given to me," said Drew, who resigned last spring after the losses became public.
Drew blamed the losses on executives under her watch who failed to control risks out of the London office. She said that undermined her oversight and kept her from preventing the losses.
The report also suggested that CEO Jamie Dimon was aware of the losses in April, even while he played them down publicly. And Sen. Carl Levin, the chairman of the panel, implied that Dimon set a precedent at the bank for withholding information.
Dimon acknowledged in May 2012 that the firm had lost $2 billion on risky trades out of its London office. The losses have since been revised to more than $6 billion.
After reading the report and hearing executives testify that they didn't know who was responsible for informing regulators, members of the panel questioned whether the nation's biggest bank had become too large to manage.
The "trading culture at JPMorgan … piled on risk, hid losses, disregarded risk limits, manipulated risk models, dodged oversight and misinformed the public," Levin said Friday at the hearing.
New York-based JPMorgan acknowledges that it made mistakes but rejects any assertions that it concealed losses or risks.
The bank said in a statement Friday, "We have made regrettable errors and overhauled our risk policies to correct these mistakes, but senior executives always provided information to regulators and the public that they believed to be accurate."
Dimon was not a witness at Friday's hearing.
In April, news reports said a trader in JPMorgan's London office known as "the whale" had taken huge risks that were roiling the markets. Dimon immediately dismissed the reports as a "tempest in a teapot" during a conference call with analysts.
But Dimon acknowledged the losses a month later. And he told a separate Senate committee in June that the bank showed "bad judgment," was "stupid" and "took far too much risk." He also had his compensation last year reduced by 50 percent, as did Braunstein.
After the trading loss came to light, Drew resigned after 30 years with the firm and voluntarily paid back two years of salary.
Drew said Friday that while she doesn't believe she bore personal responsibility for the losses, she decided to step down to make it easier for JPMorgan "to move beyond these issues." Her comments were her first public remarks since leaving the firm.
Braunstein acknowledged that risk models for the trading operation were changed in a way that was improper early last year. The changes made the bank's trading losses appear smaller than they were.
The subcommittee report was also critical of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, JPMorgan's primary regulator. It said the Treasury agency failed to investigate the trading even when the London operation repeatedly blew through pre-set risk limits and it failed to notice when the unit didn't submit required reports for several months.
The agency acknowledged that there were shortcomings in its oversight of JPMorgan.
"There were red flags that we failed to notice and act upon," Comptroller Thomas Curry testified at Friday's hearing.
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Some workers have agreed to extra furloughs; talks begin soon with police, fire
Fresh off contentious negotiations that resulted in furloughs and fewer paid holidays for hundreds of non-uniformed city employees, city officials are preparing to begin somewhat similar talks with labor unions representing firefighters and police officers.
Negotiations got ugly last winter with those unions, especially the police officers association, which sent a provocative flier featuring gang members to 17,000 Escondido homes in an effort to sway the public against the City Council.
The council eventually took advantage of its power to unilaterally impose a new deal on the police union, which refused to accept compensation cuts last winter and vowed to continually fight against them. Firefighters also refused to accept cuts, but were not as aggressive in their attacks on the council.
Councilman Dick Daniels said Monday that city officials were cautiously optimistic that negotiations would be smoother this time around.
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The requested cuts are in addition to employee concessions from this spring, which included elimination of city 401(k) contributions and suspension of pay increases awarded for years of service. Those changes will save the city roughly $1 million per year. The city saved another $2 million per year by laying off 25 of its approximately 800 employees.
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The people who knew him well, said Rhodes always tried to be positive and make sure people were heading in the right direction, which tied into his dream of becoming a psychologist.
"He was the kid that said you need to get to class on time, you need to do good in school and he would teach all the young kids," Acker said. "He was just a really positive kid. There might be kids like him, but they don't express it the way he did."
Colonie Central High School sophomore Bryan Tran said he didn't know Rhodes all that well, but he did recall a night in 2009 when he was too nervous to read his poem during a Martin Luther King Jr. Speech Dedication.
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Rhodes attended the South Colonie Central School District from kindergarten until eighth grade. During his time there, he became close with English teacher Marc Mostransky. Mostransky said that he never had Rhodes as a student but that he was involved in both the DJ Club as well as the poetry workshops.
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Nowadays adultery is widespread up to international level. It's the origin of separation and divorce. A broken family has it unavoidably in a fascinating way.
Adultery is an act committed by a married man or woman by giving his or her full consent to the act of sexual intercourse. It again should be done secretly without taking consent in prior to his or her spouse. In other words it is a sexual theft. The symptoms of adultery are varied however can be detected by the following 40 signs of woman and 12 signs of man.
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1. Her lips will drip honey, and will talk in smoother than oil; but in the end will speak bitter
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2. Her feet will go down to death and demand a life free from her husband.
3. The steps will lead straight to the grave and will shout her husband leave home.
4. She will give no thought to the way of life; her paths wander aimlessly.
5. She will not listen to her husband, instead will show bad behavior.
6. She will keep to a path far from her husband; will not go near her husband.
7. She will lose her dignity and will be cruel for woman empowerment.
8. She lest strangers feast on her wealth and her toil enriches the house of another.
9. She will groan every day, when her flesh and body are spent, rejecting male domination
in the family and will cry for separation and then divorce.
10. She will hate discipline; her heart will spurn correction, disagreeing to sleep with her
11. She will not obey her husband or turn her ear to her in laws or show ills.
12. She will not care her breasts in front of her boy friend telling him she doesn't want to be
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13. She will intoxicate with her love her secret lover, telling her husband too weak.
14. She will embrace the bosom of her wayward man, "I love you very much."
15. Her ways are against the way of God as instructed in the Scriptures.
16. She will follow evil deeds of the wicked lover and will insult her husband.
17. She will not understand what discipline is and will live by her own great folly.
18. She will go to the neighbor's wife and talk in smooth of a talented one not of a
19. She will lust in her heart after her beauty or let her captivate him with her eyes.
20. She will become just like a prostitute can be had for a loaf of bread.
21. She can sleep for a while with another woman's husband or a youth single.
22. She will try not to sleep with her own husband when he returns her.
23. She will take more importance her adulterer as he like a thief steals to satisfy her hunger
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24. She will use her body in adultery as revenge to her husband.
25. She will go out with him in the dress to lust her boyfriend like a prostitute.
26. She will try to go outside all the time unruly and defiant with another woman.
27. Her feet never stay at home but in somewhere her mind rest without husband.
28. She will take hold of the adulterer and kiss him with a brazen face.
29. She will smile and speak to fulfill her vows, and will feed his bosom friend.
30. She will try to meet him daily by any means and will plan for it.
31. She will cover her bed with colored linens in the absence of her husband.
32. She will perfume her body with lotions and other scents to attract boyfriend.
33. She will enjoy him with love telling her husband is many years older than her.
34. She will let him known her husband is in a foreign country for a year journey.
35. She will say to him her husband will inform her before he returns to her.
36. She will use persuasive words to lead him astray and will seduce him.
37. She will destroy her house with her own hands the foolish one tears hers down.
38. She will scold her husband as a man who had no sense and an unfit one.
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(Ruslan Chagaev, pictured on left, in between rounds of his bout with Nikolay Valuev) 17.04.07 - By James Slater: We saw an upset in the heavyweight division this past Saturday, yet another one. Is there not one big guy out there that can capture a world title and the defend it consistently? Well, maybe Wladimir Klitschko can. We will see. Still, more than a few fans were starting to worry out loud how Nicolai Valuev, all seven foot two of him, just might do this and break the most famous record in boxing history in the process. Now, however, as a result of southpaw Ruslan Chagaev's points win at the weekend, all Rocky Marciano's fans can relax. "The Beast From The East" was a fighter considered by many to have a long reign. Yet now he is just another former champion. So, who are the ten best in the world at heavyweight right now?
1. Wladimir Klitschko. IBF Champ.
Nickname: "Dr. Steel Hammer." Record: 48-3 (43) Last Fight: Won KO 2 Ray Austin.
2. Samuel Peter.
Nickname: "The Nigerian Nightmare." Record: 28-1 (22) Last Fight: W 12 James Toney.
3. Ruslan Chagaev. WBA Champ.
Nickname: "The White Tyson." Record: 23-0-1 (17) Last Fight: W 12 Nicolai Valuev.
4. Shannon Briggs. WBO Champ.
Nickname: "The Cannon." Record: 48-4-1 (42) Last Fight: Won KO 12 Sergei Liakhovich.
5. Oleg Maskaev. WBC Champ.
Nickname: "The Big O." Record: 34-5 (26) Last Fight: W 12 Peter Okhello.
6. Nicolai Valuev.
Nickname: "The Beast From The East." Record: 46-1 (34) 1 No-Contest. Last Fight: L 12 Ruslan Chagaev.
7. James Toney.
Nickname: "Lights Out." Record: 69-6-3 (43) Last Fight: L 12 Samuel Peter.
8. Sergei Liakhovich.
Nickname: "The White Wolf." Record: 23-2 (14) Last Fight: KO By 12 Shannon Briggs.
9. John Ruiz.
Nickname: "The Quiet Man." Record: 41-7-1 (28) Last Fight: L 12 Ruslan Chagaev.
10. Vladimir Virchis.
Nickname: "The Hunter." Record: 22-1 (19) Last Fight: Won KO 3 Marcus McGee.
(Note: Lamon Brewster, though he will face Wladimir Klitschko in July, is absent from this list due to not having fought in over one year)
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Fondest memory: It was Memorial Day weekend and we'd planned to spend it in Utah's least popular National Park to avoid the crowds. While the campground was full, it never seemed noisy. For four days, we hiked incessantly. The trails were not too long and we found it was best to start hiking later in the day so as to catch the colorful rock formations in their best light. It was quite odd for me, a natural early riser but we found ways to enjoy the mornings and the tranquil pastoral quality of the park. Of course, the hikes often gave us new perspectives of The Castle.
With Memorial Day behind us we figured it was safe to move onto another park. It would have been easy to leave that morning but our next destination was only 90 minutes away and we'd still not tried the Gifford House homemade pies made with local fruits. With the cute little store serving the pies not open in the morning and one short hike we'd not done awaiting, we drove over to the trail head. To be honest, we were hiked out and the walk in question didn't sound all that interesting, but it would be a good work out and help us build up our appetite for that pie.
We soon found ourselves on top and made our way towards the descent on the opposite side of the bluff when not only did the sun break out but lo and behold, The Castle reared its lovely head. Much as the park doesn't promote this obvious golden egg, the hike description never mentioned views of it either. My wife smiled as if I had it planned all along but I tried in vain to tell her it wasn't so. We continued on up a side canyon but soon turned back. Views of The Castle had waned and it was time to get back to the pie shop. Shortly after, I sat with my wife and we enjoyed a well deserved fresh baked fruit pie. Even if I was having an affair with The Castle, I knew I was a married man and my companion for that pie was her.
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After winning two games in a row, the Nets couldn't have suffered a worse set-back, Friday night.
In a 32-point loss to the Pacers -- the worst of the season -- New Jersey fell to 14-33, but are still within looking distance at the eighth place Charlotte Bobcats.
In the 124-92 loss on the road, Brook Lopez lead the way for New Jersey, as usual, scoring 28 points but had just one rebound.
Travis Outlaw was the only other Nets player in double-figures, as he finished with 12 points and six rebounds.
Devin Harris struggled throughout the night, scoring just nine points, but did add nine assists on the night.
New Jersey, at 14-33 still sits six games behind Charlotte for the highly coveted eighth spot as the team reaches February.
The Nets will be in Miluakee tonight to take on the Bucks (16-28). Devin Harris will need to be a much bigger factor on the scoreboard if the Nets want to leave with a victory.
New Jersey, who had a chance for their first three-game win streak in over two years on Friday, are 3-7 in their last 10 games.


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Kevin O'Brien's company mission is to make the world a better place, one inspired design at a time. Although he started out hand-painting, cutting, and sewing his pieces, they are now enriched by the art, artisans, and techniques he's discovered in Nepal, Guatemala, Vietnam, and other locales. These pillows beautifully reflect that global influence.


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BOSTON – Manager John Farrell changed his starting rotation for the remainder of the regular season. John Lackey will start Tuesday at Colorado, with Jake Peavy getting bumped to Wednesday. Originally, Lackey was going to work an inning out of the bullpen after Peavy on Tuesday.
The final series in Baltimore will have Clay Buchholz starting Friday, followed by Jon Lester on Saturday, and Lackey for the season finale on Sunday.
Assuming Jon Lester is the Game 1 starter in the ALDS on Oct. 4, he will be working on his sixth day with five days of rest. If Buchholz is the Game 2 starter on Oct. 5, he would be on his eighth day with seven days of rest. If Lackey starts Game 3 on Oct. 7, he would be working on his eighth day with seven days of rest.
The Red Sox finished 53-28 (.654) at Fenway Park this season, securing the best home record in the AL. Last season they were an AL-worst 34-47 (.420).
Sox pitchers recorded a 3.57 ERA at home this season, the team's best mark since 1992 (3.52), after posting an AL-worst 4.75 home ERA in 2012.
The Sox are the first major league team to win 95 games this season, reaching that mark for the first time since 2009, when they went 95-67). The 95 wins match the Sox most through the first 157 games of a season since the schedule expanded to 162 games in 1961, along with 1977, 1986, and 2004.
The Sox won their ML-leading 33rd series of the season, matching the most by a Red Sox team since 2007.
With a time of 2:13, it was the shortest 9.0-inning game at Fenway Park since July 2, 2010, against the Orioles in a game that took 2:07. It was the Red Sox second-shortest game overall this season, after a 2:07 contest on August 23, at Los Angeles against the Dodgers.
Felix Doubront pitched for first time since Sept. 6, earning the win to improve to 11-6 with a 4.08 ERA. He gave up two runs over seven innings. His 11 wins match his single-season career high for the second straight year. Doubront is expected to work out of the bullpen for the remainder of the season, but will not be available until the final series in Baltimore.
David Ortiz went 2-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI. He led off the sixth inning with a first-pitch home run, his team-leading 29th homer of the season. With 98 RBI, he is just shy of his seventh career 30-home run/100-RBI season, all since 2003. It was his 12th game of the season with multiple extra-base hits, and fourth in September. He leads the Sox with 14 extra-base hits – nine doubles and five home runs. The home run was his 49th career home run against the Blue Jays, his most against any team and third-most all-time against the Jays behind Alex Rodriguez's 56 and Manny Ramirez's 54. Ortiz's 150 career RBI against the Jays are second to Rodriguez's 172.
Ryan Lavarnway's RBI single in the second inning extended his hit streak to a career high nine games since July 29. In that stretch he is batting .412, going 14-for-34, with three doubles, a home run, and 10 RBI, raising his season average to .311. He has driven in a run in each of his last four games, with six total RBI in that time.
Koji Uehara pitched a perfect ninth inning for his 21st save of the season. Of his last 15 appearances, 13 have been perfect. In save situations this season, he is 1-0 with 20 saves in 23 opportunities, a 0.72 ERA, giving up two earned runs in 25 innings, one walk, 35 strikeouts, and a .107 opponents' average.
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BOSTON – Manager John Farrell changed his starting rotation for the remainder of the regular season. John Lackey will start Tuesday at Colorado, with Jake Peavy getting bumped to Wednesday. Originally, Lackey was going to work an inning out of the bullpen after Peavy on Tuesday.


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This monoprint by the artist Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi dates from 1984. It is signed, titled, and dated in pencil.
Headed by Robert Rogal, RoGallery is a renowned art dealer and gallery in New York City. For over three decades, the company has collected and offered an extensive collection of original fine art, photographs, and sculpture. Their selection of artists runs the gamut from Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse to Alexander Calder and Joan Mirò.


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US officials met with alleged boy hitman in Mexico
JIUTEPEC, Mexico U.S. Embassy officials met with Mexico's alleged child assassin to check on his welfare and provide him with information on a lawyer in the case that he is an American, a spokesman said Tuesday.
Mexican officials and his family say the boy, 14, who claims he carried out at least four executions, was born in the United States even though he spent much of his childhood in Mexico.
But Embassy spokesman Alexander Featherstone said his citizenship has not been determined, and U.S. officials met with the teen on Monday to offer him consular assistance "in case he is a U.S. citizen."
The boy, who authorities only named publicly as Edgar, was arrested Thursday with a 19-year-old sister, Elizabeth Jimenez Lugo, as they tried to board a plane to Tijuana in an airport near Cuernavaca south of Mexico City.
The two planned to cross the border into San Diego to be with their mother, Jimenez Lugo told reporters when they were handed over to federal authorities on Friday. Soldiers also detained another sister, Lina Erika Jimenez Lugo, 23, who had driven them to the airport.
Officials accuse the three of working for the Cartel of the South Pacific, a branch of the splintered Beltran Leyva gang fighting for control of the central state of Morelos, where he grew up.
Authorities say Edgar and Elizabeth Jimenez Lugo worked for Julio "El Negro" Padilla, who has been fighting for control of the drug trade in Morelos, formerly part of the territory under the Beltran Leyva gang, which broke up with the killing of leader Arturo Beltran Leyva by Mexican marines a year ago.
Elizabeth Jimenez Lugo was allegedly Padilla's girlfriend.
Mexico's Organized Crime Unit said late Monday it is holding the boy's sisters for 30 days for investigation of possible kidnapping and organized crime charges.
No birth certificate for the boy is on file in San Diego County. But birth records show Elizabeth Jimenez Lugo was born in 1991 at Mercy Hospital and Medical Center in San Diego, and her sister, Lina Erika, is registered as having been born in Jiutepec, Mexico. Both records name Carmen Solis, born in 1926, as the mother and no father.
Solis, who has since died, was their paternal grandmother who also raised Edgar in Jiutepec, according to a close relative who asked not to be named for fear of retaliation.
Authorities has been looking for Edgar since videos appeared a month ago on the Internet showing teenagers mugging with weapons and some victims, claiming they were drug cartel assassins. One teen nicknamed "El Ponchis" was believed to be as young as 12.
The relative said his nickname is "Ponchi," a name the family gave him when he was a pudgy 4-year-old.
Soldiers hunting for the boy barged into a baptism party of his young cousin in late November to search every corner. They returned two days later, nearly breaking down the gate to the two-story concrete house shared by several families in a working-class suburb of Cuernavaca, the relative said.


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Jesus Calling Bible Storybook
This brand-new Bible storybook teaches children about God's amazing plan through His Son, Jesus, and combines Jesus Calling® devotions to help kids understand in their heart that Jesus loves them so, so much. In the Jesus Calling® Bible Storybook, parents and children will love reading through the Bible and seeing God's exciting plan unfold. God loves us so much that He sent Jesus to die for our sins and made a plan for us to live forever with Him. From creation to Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego to the apostles and the early church, Jesus has always been present with those who trust Him. This book helps children understand Jesus' role throughout the Old Testament, the New Testament, and their lives today. The stories will teach them about the Bible, and the devotions will lead them to an early and close walk with Jesus.
God's Big Plan | from Genesis 1 Imagine a place with nothing to see, hear, taste, touch, or smell. No earth. No sky. In the beginning, there was nothing but God the Father, His Son--Jesus--and the Holy Spirit. God had a plan to create something big. A, B, C... 1, 2, 3... Everything begins somewhere. 16 On the first day, God said, "Let there be light," and light happened! God called it daytime. The darkness He called night. On the second day, God separated the sky and the waters, and on the third, He created land. Water whirled and swirled all around. God gathered the waters into seas, and then up came land: hills, mountains, valleys, and plains. God spoke again, and plants sprouted from the earth. Colorful flowers of every kind. Vegetables. Trees tall and strong, their branches loaded with plump, juicy fruit. God saw it all, and He said, "This is good!" 17 On the fourth day, God created the sun and popped the moon in the sky. God hung more stars than you could ever count! But He wasn't finished yet. 18 19 God created birds and sea creatures on the fifth day. Little minnows and giant whales. Tiny hummingbirds and tall ostriches! Day six was really special! God filled the earth with animals. Worms wiggled in the dirt. Giraffes reached for the sky. Lions roared. Monkeys laughed. 20 Animals, animals everywhere! But He still wasn't done. What do you think God made next? Jesus Calling "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last." Revelation 22:13 nkjv I am the Alpha and the Omega. That means the Beginning and the End. Most people call Me Jesus. I am God the Son. I made the heavens and the earth. Even then--long before you were born-- I thought of you and I loved you. 21 God Starts a Family | from Genesis 1 in Our likeness, and they can rule over what We have created." God said, "Let Us make man in Our image, 22 God saved His best for last. He made a man and then a woman, breathing life into them so they had bodies and spirits. God loved them more than anything else. They were the start of His big family. God made a wonderful Garden for them to live in. Adam and Eve were happy in their perfect new home. They had everything they needed and plenty of delicious food to eat. They could eat the fruit from every tree in the Garden except for one... 23 Adam and Eve's Big Mistake of Good and Evil. If you eat the fruit, you will die." | from Genesis 3 God said, "Don't eat the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge God has a terrible enemy named Satan. Satan is evil, and he always wants people to do bad things. He came into that beautiful Garden pretending to be a snake. He slithered around that one tree and whispered to Eve, "You won't die. If you eat this fruit, you will learn about good and evil, and you will be like God." Satan lied. But the woman chose to believe him instead of God. 24 She ate the fruit. Adam did too. All at once, God's perfect world changed. When the man and woman broke God's rule, something called sin entered the world. And that made God sad. 25 26 God made clothes to cover them because they were ashamed. Adam and Eve could no longer live in His perfect Garden of Eden. God had to send them away, where work would be hard and life would be painful. But God had a plan. He would come to earth as a baby and grow to be a man who would defeat Satan and rescue God's children. Jesus would be His name. Jesus Calling No power in the sky above or in the earth below-- indeed, nothing in all creation will... separate us from the love of God. Romans 8:39 nlt I was there when Adam and Eve left the Garden forever. Wherever they went, I was with them--watching over them. Do you know that I am with you too? Nothing can separate you from My Love. 27 Cain and Abel, Two Brothers | from Genesis 4 Adam and Eve had two sons. Cain was a farmer, and Abel was a shepherd. They each decided to give God a gift. Cain gave God some of his crops, but Abel sacrificed his best lamb--something he really wanted to keep. 28 Although Cain and Abel both gave gifts to God, Abel trusted God and gave his best to Him. And so God accepted Abel's gift, but He was unhappy with Cain's. He scolded Cain. That made Cain mad, even jealous of his brother. Later, the two brothers were in a field, and Cain felt so angry that he killed Abel! He wasn't sorry either. But God saw what happened. "Cain, where is your brother?" He asked. "I don't know," Cain lied. Cain was punished by God for his great sin, and for the rest of his life he was a wanderer who never got to stay in one place for very long. Jesus Calling "If you do good, I will accept you.... Sin wants you. But you must rule over it." Genesis 4:7 icb When you are angry or you're about to do something bad, come to Me and I will help you. I want you to do what is right and trust Me, as Abel did. I like that kind of faith. I am always near you--ready to help. 29


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Illinois House Considers Banning Teens from Tanning Salons
Bill sponsor Rep. Robyn Gabel (D-Evanston) says the links between tanning and cancer are simply too strong to ignore.
Shelter Opens for Sex Trafficking Victims
Today the group opens it's first shelter for victims of sex trafficking in the region, the location kept secret for security reasons.
Police chief: Teens Getting Message About Heroin Threat
Next town hall meeting set for 7 pm Tuesday in St. Charles.
Study: Young People Not So 'Green' After All
They have a reputation for being environmentally minded do-gooders, but a study finds today's young Americans are less interested in the environment.
Three Teens Charged In Fenton Arson
Mobile home, camper were set ablaze.
MO Teens Urged To Buckle Up & Win
300 buckled-up teens to receive iTunes gift cards.
Few Teens Sexting Racy Photos, New Research Says
According to researchers most of the photos were "no more revealing than what someone might see at a beach."
Another Forum On Teen Heroin Use Tonight
Begins at 7 p.m. at Oakville High School.
Teen Vaccinations Against Cervical Cancer Lagging
About half of the teenage girls in the U.S. have rolled up their sleeves for the controversial vaccine.
KC Teens Get New Curfew In Response To Shooting
The 9 p.m. curfew takes effect Friday at the Country Club Plaza and four other entertainment areas for those 18 years old and younger.


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The Wrestling USA/Cliff Keen Athletic Dream Team Classic takes place on Saturday. Josh Lowe provides a preview of this year's event.
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On Sunday, 55 champions were crowned at the NHSCA Nationals in the four high school divisions. Ben Schram claimed his fourth NHSCA Nationals title.
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A.C. Headlee moves up two spots to No. 3 at 132 after defeating Luke Pletcher en route to winning a PIAA title on Saturday. View this week's high school rankings.
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Apple Valley won its 10th straight state championship. Josh Lowe recaps last weekend and previews state tournaments in PA, New Jersey and California.
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Apple Valley seeks a 10th straight state title. Josh Lowe provides four things to look forward to this week and four thoughts from last week's competitions.
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Bethlehem Catholic is looking to claim a record fifth consecutive PIAA team title. Josh Lowe previews the PIAA 3A Team Wrestling Championships.
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Six of the nation's top 11 teams faced stern tests against Fab 50 teams this past weekend. Josh Lowe looks back at key events from the past weekend.
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This week's InterMat high school wrestling rankings powered by Flips Wrestling have been released. Jordan Wood returned and is back at No. 1 at 220.
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The High School Lowe Down previews the WPIAL Class 3A dual meet tournament, along with other key events from the upcoming and previous weeks.
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The Doc Buchanan Invitational features close to 20 nationally ranked wrestlers, including two that are first in the nation. Josh Lowe previews the event.
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Luke Pletcher is one of three new No. 1-ranked wrestlers in this week's InterMat high school wrestling rankings powered by Flips Wrestling. OPRF takes over No. 1.
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Oak Park River Forest took over the No. 1 ranking in the Fab 50. Why is OPRF ahead of St. Paris Graham and Blair Academy? Josh Lowe explains.
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Alex Marinelli and the top-ranked St. Paris Graham Falcons battle No. 3 Blair Academy on Saturday afternoon. Josh Lowe previews the dual meet.
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When the customer calls, the power company just doesn't have the right processes in place to access the right information right away. In cases of widespread power failure, they need to get lots of information and fast.
We spoke with Steven Greenlee, CAISO's senior public information officer about recent upgrades and changes to help with developing a modern grid.
Who can forget the dreaded Polar Vortex of '14? Energy retailers were caught in a vice-like grip of spiking demand, diminished supply and a rapidly degrading operational capability which crushed business plans and even caused a few to shut their doors.
For this installment of Utility2Utility, we spoke with Jim Kensok, vice president and chief information officer with Avista Corp., about the use of data and analytics in new forecasting ways.
The core service of a utility focuses primarily on delivering reliable and cost effective power, exceeding the expectations of customers, and external and internal stakeholders.
White House announces fast-track industry-led effort to improve information sharing with consumers and first responders.
Electricity power outages result from weather conditions, intentional or accidental damage to distribution lines and poles, and transmission line and generator impairments. Managing an electrical power outage correctly is critical to the restoration and recovery of fully functioning power systems.
On October 29, 2012, Hurricane Sandy moved in on the Jersey shore. Local and national crews rallied to restore power to over 2 million. Impressively, power companies managed to cut that number by almost half in just under a week. Two years later, utilities across north America continue to asked themselves 'Are we ready for the next time?'.
For this issue of our utility2utility series, we spoke with Mary Ann Kabel, director of corporate communications, about DPL's work on a new outage center and taking outage portable and mobile.
For this installment of our Utility2Utility article series, we spoke with MVEA engineering technician Scott W. Fallis about texting their customers for outages (and more).
In recent months, many of you have visited the 9's of reliability and are in the process of setting strategic goals on how many 9's will be needed in tomorrow's power system. The "9's" refer to system availability.
As spring typically brings weather that can scatter power poles and the occasional Prius like Tinker Toys here in the South, it seems quite the appropriate time of year to be thankful for the men and women who put those poles back up and string the lines back along their proper routes. Here are a few tweets for and about linemen. (And a few related article links, too.)
A decade from now, when Sandy is a distant memory, the storm will perhaps be remembered as a major impetus for technology innovation within the utility sector, especially when it comes to substation technology.
Testing an Outage Management System (OMS) is a critical part of a successful implementation. Outage Management is a mission critical system where its greatest value comes when it is under great stress of a major storm.
Jeff Lewis with PA Consulting Group discusses the three important dimensions of storm preparedness to consider: the role of network infrastructure hardening (prevention), the role of responding to outages during an event (reaction) and the role of stakeholder management (perception).
It's tough to believe that a little over one year ago, Superstorm Sandy struck the Atlantic coast. The devastation from the massive storm was wide-spread and unyielding, knocking out power to over 8.5 million people in a matter of hours. Recovery efforts have been arduous to say the least for throngs of citizens in the greater New York City region.
Consolidated Edison Company of New York (Con Ed) is the electric utility that provides electric service to New York City and the surrounding area. Thomas & Betts has been providing ConEd electrical products for decades. After Hurricane Sandy passed through New York City, much of the city remained underwater.
Iberdrola USA, a subsidiary of Spanish utility powerhouse Iberdrola, delivers natural gas and electricity to nearly 3 million customers in Maine and New York through Central Maine Power Company, New York State Gas & Electric Corporation and Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation. We spoke with Laney Brown, director of smart grid planning and programs at Iberdrola USA, about AMI, tropical storms and how it all impacts their American family, specifically Central Maine Power.
As summer gets hotter and more wild weather rumbles across the country, Intelligent Utility asked DTE Energy's Patricia Armbruster, principal process management facilitator in distribution operations, about her utility's outage management plans, from restoration to "blue sky" outages.
Let's play a little game. Don't worry. It won't be nearly as difficult as winning on your "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader" app. Well, it might be. I could be lying. But, let's play anyway: How many blackouts were there in the U.S. last year (2012)? Tens? Hundreds? We'll give you a hint: You'll have to multiply the number of laps driven in Indy by at least 5.
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VERO BEACH, FL -- (Marketwire) -- 01/16/13 -- MIVNET, the world's largest and fastest-growing free directory represented by independent providers of videoconferencing services, today introduced MIVNET Connect, a new video collaboration solution that promises to revolutionize the industry by merging the power of two dominant technology trends: cloud service and "bring your own device" (BYOD).
"As the first hybrid-cloud, high definition multipoint video collaboration solution, MIVNET leverages cloud connectivity to deliver the highest quality video meetings at low cost to any user, over any Windows, Mac or LINUX device, from any location with a broadband connection," said Mark Levy, Managing Director of MIVNET. "The universal reach of MIVNET Connect holds the potential to open new high-value revenue streams for established videconference service providers, while giving users unprecedented functionality, flexibility and control."
Unique in the industry, MIVNET Connect provides a one-of-its-kind user interface that creates a separate video "tile" for every session participant. Each tile is a separate video stream that can be detached and viewed "full screen," providing unparalleled control to manage, arrange and prioritize participants during a videoconference session. In contrast, other solutions do not offer a user interface for every participant.
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- Supports up to 30 simultaneous meetings on MIVNET's 100 port MCU, with room for immediate expansion when needed, leveraging MCU capabilities at up to 1/10 the current cost.
- Connections are available at rates up to 1080p offering high definition connectivity, and scalability also flexes with user needs, automatically adjusting data rates when performance issues arise.
- Participants can simultaneously share any documents and presentations via their desktop.
- Offers inexpensive pay-as-you-go pricing: MIVNET subscribers can purchase credits for re-sale at $0.25 per credit, and non-subscribers at $0.50 per credit.
- Reduces capital expenditures for fixed infrastructure.
"With MIVNET Connect, videoconference providers now can inexpensively bridge legacy rooms to the growing market of virtual, geographically dispersed users who seek 'on the go' meetings via their own devices," said Levy. "MIVNET is aggressively taking the lead to ensure that our members are on the cutting edge of this rapidly emerging opportunity."
For more information on MIVNET, please visit http://www.mivnet.com/
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SYS-CON Events announced today that BMC will exhibit at SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. BMC delivers software solutions that help IT transform digital enterprises for the ultimate competitive business advantage. BMC has worked with thousands of leading companies to create and deliver powerful IT management services. From mainframe to cloud to mobile, BMC pairs high-speed digital innovation with robust IT industrialization – allowing customers to provide amazing user experiences with optimized IT per...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that MetraTech, now part of Ericsson, has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9–11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Ericsson is the driving force behind the Networked Society- a world leader in communications infrastructure, software and services. Some 40% of the world's mobile traffic runs through networks Ericsson has supplied, serving more than 2.5 billion subscribers.
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The world is at a tipping point where the technology, the device and global adoption are converging to such a point that we will see an explosion of a world where smartphone devices not only allow us to talk to each other, but allow for communication between everything – serving as a central hub from which we control our world – MediaTek is at the heart of both driving this and allowing the markets to drive this reality forward themselves. The next wave of consumer gadgets is here – smart, connected, and small. If your ambitions are big, so are ours. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jack Hu, D...
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The 4th International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 17th International Cloud Expo - to be held November 3-5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA - announces that its Call for Papers is open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
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We're entering a new era of computing technology that many are calling the Internet of Things (IoT). Machine to machine, machine to infrastructure, machine to environment, the Internet of Everything, the Internet of Intelligent Things, intelligent systems – call it what you want, but it's happening, and its potential is huge. IoT is comprised of smart machines interacting and communicating with other machines, objects, environments and infrastructures. As a result, huge volumes of data are being generated, and that data is being processed into useful actions that can "command and control" thi...
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As the Internet of Things unfolds, mobile and wearable devices are blurring the line between physical and digital, integrating ever more closely with our interests, our routines, our daily lives. Contextual computing and smart, sensor-equipped spaces bring the potential to walk through a world that recognizes us and responds accordingly. We become continuous transmitters and receivers of data. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Andrew Bolwell, Director of Innovation for HP's Printing and Personal Systems Group, discussed how key attributes of mobile technology – touch input, sensors, social, and ...
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All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - computers, smartphones, tablets, and sensors - connected to the Internet by 2020. This number will continue to grow at a rapid pace for the next several decades. With major technology companies and startups seriously embracing IoT strategies, now is the perfect time to attend @ThingsExpo, June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City. Learn what is going on, contribute to the discussions, and ensure that your enterprise is as "IoT-Ready" as it can be
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The Internet of Things is not only adding billions of sensors and billions of terabytes to the Internet. It is also forcing a fundamental change in the way we envision Information Technology. For the first time, more data is being created by devices at the edge of the Internet rather than from centralized systems. What does this mean for today's IT professional? In this Power Panel at @ThingsExpo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, panelists will addresses this very serious issue of profound change in the industry.
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WebRTC defines no default signaling protocol, causing fragmentation between WebRTC silos. SIP and XMPP provide possibilities, but come with considerable complexity and are not designed for use in a web environment. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Matthew Hodgson, technical co-founder of the Matrix.org, discussed how Matrix is a new non-profit Open Source Project that defines both a new HTTP-based standard for VoIP & IM signaling and provides reference implementations.
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Buzzword alert: Microservices and IoT at a DevOps conference? What could possibly go wrong? In this Power Panel at DevOps Summit, moderated by Jason Bloomberg, the leading expert on architecting agility for the enterprise and president of Intellyx, panelists will peel away the buzz and discuss the important architectural principles behind implementing IoT solutions for the enterprise. As remote IoT devices and sensors become increasingly intelligent, they become part of our distributed cloud environment, and we must architect and code accordingly. At the very least, you'll have no problem fil...
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"People are a lot more knowledgeable about APIs now. There are two types of people who work with APIs - IT people who want to use APIs for something internal and the product managers who want to do something outside APIs for people to connect to them," explained Roberto Medrano, Executive Vice President at SOA Software, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at Cloud Expo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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Almost everyone sees the potential of Internet of Things but how can businesses truly unlock that potential. The key will be in the ability to discover business insight in the midst of an ocean of Big Data generated from billions of embedded devices via Systems of Discover. Businesses will also need to ensure that they can sustain that insight by leveraging the cloud for global reach, scale and elasticity.
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In their session at @ThingsExpo, Shyam Varan Nath, Principal Architect at GE, and Ibrahim Gokcen, who leads GE's advanced IoT analytics, focused on the Internet of Things / Industrial Internet and how to make it operational for business end-users. Learn about the challenges posed by machine and sensor data and how to marry it with enterprise data. They also discussed the tips and tricks to provide the Industrial Internet as an end-user consumable service using Big Data Analytics and Industrial Cloud.
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Building low-cost wearable devices can enhance the quality of our lives. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Sai Yamanoor, Embedded Software Engineer at Altschool, provided an example of putting together a small keychain within a $50 budget that educates the user about the air quality in their surroundings. He also provided examples such as building a wearable device that provides transit or recreational information. He then reviewed the resources available to build wearable devices at home including open source hardware, the raw materials required and the options available to power s...
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How do APIs and IoT relate? The answer is not as simple as merely adding an API on top of a dumb device, but rather about understanding the architectural patterns for implementing an IoT fabric. There are typically two or three trends: Exposing the device to a management framework Exposing that management framework to a business centric logic Exposing that business layer and data to end users. This last trend is the IoT stack, which involves a new shift in the separation of what stuff happens, where data lives and where the interface lies. For instance, it's a mix of architectural styles ...
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House, 5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, 10 Sleeps
Rainbow Ranch Vacation Rental is a spacious and modern home designed to give you the best possible views of Mt. Shasta and it's neighboring Black Butte Mountain while providing maxiumum comfort. The high lofted ceilings and numerous windows provide just that; The best view of Mt. Shasta. We are close to skiing, golf, swimming, hiking and all the great outdoorshas to offer. We are located at 4,000 Ft. as little as Five minutes from the interstate "Where Heaven and Earth Meet."
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We stayed at Rainbow Ranch, Mount Shasta during out Memorial day weekend with two other families and we had a fantastic time. It is like a resort with all the facilities. It looks very secluded and peaceful even though you are right there near I-5.
The highlight of the place was the view of the snow covered Mount Shasta. It was simply superb. You just wake up from the bed and have the pristine view. What a sight, it just makes your day. Once you are in the backyard, the mountain seems so close that you feel you could just walk to the base of the mountain.
Also Deborah was a fantastic host and went ouf of her way to make us feel comfortable. Its very hard to fine such customar service.
I would recommend this place 10 out of 10 times to anyone who wants to enjoy a peaceful time with friends and family.
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The house is beautiful and immaculate and the backyard provides the most spectacular views of Mount Shasta.
It rained on our wedding day so we rented a huge 30' x 60' tent and it more than fit in the backyard!
Debbie was very accommodating by letting us come in a little early, leave later, and tons of trash cans were provided.
We picked the perfect place to have our perfect wedding!
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WARNING! Stay clear.
In general the property is beautiful but not well maintained.
1) During our stay we found multiple huge (football sized) hornets nest on the house. Two of our guests were stung.
2) The Jacuzzi was warm but not hot and smelled foul. We chose not to use it.
3) There was an runner on the staircase that was loose and a section was broken and turned upside down. The nails that held it down were turned upwards. One of our guest stepped on the nail with bare feet.
4) There was a old rusty carburetor and various auto parts behind the jacuzzi.
In all we accepted these issues, even went to the trouble of buying hornet spray and taking care of the nests. But on the 4th night of our stay the water ran out. The next morning the water came back up briefly and then went out again. No showers for anyone. Well had somehow failed. Obviously stuff happens, so we called the owner and were told it would be fixed. We went about our day. Upon returning we were told the problem was fixed and the water was fine. And it was for about 2 hours, at which point the water went out again before anyone could take showers. So, some of our guests had been unable to take showers for 2 days. The next morning we informed the owner that we were leaving. She begged us to stay, but my guests were already leaving and we honestly had had enough. With water out going on the 3rd day we were done. All of this was fine with us, the problem is when we asked for our money back for the day that we were without water and the the 2 remaining days after we left we were told that no refund would be given. For a place that was charging top $$$, I was shocked and still am quite honestly. I have literally rented hundreds of places and this is the first time I have ever experienced anything like this. When I protested, very politely, I was informed that more communication would be forwarded to the owners lawyer. WOW! STAY CLEAR!
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* The location of our home allows for a quick 8 minutes drive to central Mt. Shasta where you will find numerous mouth watering places to eat. The art galleries and shops in town offer fantastic gifts for yourself or someone else. Local artists have provided some of the best work in our community to show in our home. For your convience you may purchase the art through us directly.
* Within 15 - 30 minutes you can easily arrive at; the Sacramento River, Lake Siskiyou, Mt. Shasta Golf Resort, Shastina Golf Resort and our local Weed Golf Course. Swimming, fishing, boating,hiking and bird watching are all within 5 miles from our home.
* Fish Hatchery, Ice Skating Ring at Shastina Park, Mt. Shasta Ski Park and trail heads are close as well.
* The 4th Of July Events in Mt. Shasta allow for some of the best times you can imagine; parades, music, internatinal foods and entertainment along with friendly people everywhere...and the most incrediable fireworks display in the evening. For more information about other special events in our area please contact us directly we would love to share information with you about our community.
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Weekly Rate: $870 - $2500
Monthly Rate: $4000 - $10000
We base our rates on the number of individuals that stay in our home. We offer discounts to all groups and large families. We are open minded to rate changes in order to provide you the absoute best price and home! Contact us so we can work with you on an individual basis.
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Curbed picks up the theme: "What's a wanna' be hipster living in Astoria to do (other than live in Williamsburg or Bushwick)?... We cry hard for you, young Astorians."
The Angry New Yorker, as usual, cuts to the chase -- "The N generally speaking SUCKS. The W sucks, but much less so... Taking away the W will fuck with all citizens of this area... So Fuck you MTA. Fuck you and your load of bullshit" -- but also takes the time to swipe at "lame ass no good transplant" hipsters ("Go fuck yourselves all the way back to fucking Nebraska. You want to see your friends in Brooklyn, go move there if it's so fucking great").
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