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The American Trucking Associations (ATA) is now seeking drivers to be part of its 2011-12 America's Road Team.
America's Road Team is chosen every two years and in essence, serves as the public face of the trucking industry. Sponsored by Volvo Trucks North America, team members, or captains, spend a few days each month meeting the public, the media, students and transportation and government leaders.
Their goal: to promote the industry's commitment to safety. All team members must be "professional truck drivers who share superior driving skills, remarkable safety records and a strong desire to spread the word about safety on the highway."
"For over two decades, the America's Road Team has represented the dedication of America's 3.4 million professional truck drivers," said ATA President and CEO Bill Graves. "By nominating drivers for the Road Team selection process, trucking companies are helping to spread the industry''s message of safety, essentiality and professionalism. I look forward to this year's submissions and the great work those selected will accomplish."
America's Road Team was started in 1986.
"The trucking industry remains absolutely essential to the United States and its citizens, yet this is not always recognized by the public and government officials," said Scott Kress, senior vp - sales & marketing, Volvo Trucks North America. "The captains of America's Road Team, with millions of miles of accident-free driving, are one of the most effective means the industry has to communicate that important information in a down-to-earth way. That is why the best, safest and most dedicated drivers are needed to form the next America's Road Team. As exclusive sponsor of America's Road Team, Volvo salutes these drivers and the companies who employ them."
To nominate a professional truck driver, please carefully read the eligibility requirements and fill out the nomination form found at: www.americasroadteam.com.
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Every now and then, we come across a special dog in our Adoption Center who just can't seem to find a home. That's the case with Spice, a super sweet and social pup who has been waiting a long while to meet his perfect adopter. This holiday season, we're asking you to help us find a home for Spice!
Spice came to the ASPCA in 2011 after living in squalid conditions in a basement without access to food or water. He was severely underweight, weighing only 32 pounds when he came to the ASPCA Animal Hospital. After being nursed back to health by ASPCA veterinarians and staff, he now weighs 54 pounds!
This sweet dog could not be friendlier. He would thrive in a home with an energetic adopter who'll take the time to play with him. He already knows Sit, and loves to learn new tricks. Whether you're looking to add a new furry friend to your household or know a friend who might be willing to give Spice a chance, we'd love to have your help in spreading the word. Please share this flyer on your Facebook, Twitter, blog and other social networks. Together we can find Spice a home for the holidays!
If you live in a teens-and-up household and are interested in adopting this special dog, please call our Adoption Center in New York City at (212) 876-7700, ext. 4120, or come meet Spice in person.
I am a Christian as well. I was raised a Christian and my father is a retired minister. Neither he nor I are offended by this.
Let's get back to the subject at hand...finding a home for Spice and all the other animals that are abused and neglected at man's hand!
Thank You ASPCA for your work - and thank you for finding Spice a home!
God made all. That means animals to. What's wrong with you...God loves everybody and everything..so what your saying is its wrong to play beautiful music for beautiful animals. I well not only pray for the animals tonight, I say one for you to. God bless us all, even the little animals. Are you forgetting where gods son was born.
ED are you serious. This statement you made is more unacceptable especially coming from a Christian. It seems the most offensive people claim to be Christians and hide behind God. These creatures were made by God and I do not think he himself would find this offensive. The silver and gold will remain but the sticks and straw will be burned in the fire. If you are such a Christian find that passage in the bible. Giving unselfishly is gold and silver as far as I a concerned. I suggest you spend more time in church and learn what it really means to be a Christian. I am sure God would prefer you spend more time telling people about him than basing an organization for using the song silent night. I also see you do not understand business either. Why do all companies advertise? To sell products or get people to support their cause. I am a Christian my self and I will continue to keep ASPCA in my prayers and all of the people that help this good cause.
This is the most ludicrous comment I have ever read. Animals, and especially dogs like Spice, embody loyalty, love and devotion. They are instinctively that which we as humans can only aspire to. For you to chastise the ASPCA for calling to mind images and sentiments of warmth, safety, family and care in the hopes of finding just one dog, cat or hamster a forever home is selfish, disgusting and most certainly not christian.
Ed...you are an idiot..I find it offensive that you begin your statement with "holly" Is it a holly jolly Christian, or is it "holy". Was our Lord Jesus Christ born amongst the oxen, sheep and asses in squalor? Pretty sure he wants us to look out for whatever his creation is that cannot look out for themselves....an Army Infantry Veteran
Ed you have to be joking! God created all creatures, great and small... Brush up on your bible and remember that being a Christian is about not judging others, treating all of Gods creatures with compassion, and loving one another. Go be an idiot somewhere else please....
are you serious??? why would that cause you to think your religion is anti animal? does not the scripture tell us that god granted us domain over all the animals? get over your puckered up self.....
Oh Please, God loves ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL
"The Lord is good to all, and his mercy is over all that he has made. All your works shall give thanks to you, O Lord, and all your saints shall bless you! "
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NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Seven men detained for allegedly plotting a coup in South Sudan were flown to Kenya and granted political asylum, President Uhuru Kenyatta said Wednesday of a breakthrough expected to foster negotiations to end the South Sudan conflict that has killed thousands and driven 700,000 people from their homes.
But South Sudan said the men would be held in jail in Kenya and the conflicting reports could not immediately be clarified.
Kenyatta said the release of the detainees was agreed between the government of South Sudan and the regional bloc, the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development, that is mediating the conflict.
He did not mention the fate of four others detained in South Sudan.
With the seven men standing behind him, Kenyatta told a news conference, "I am pleased to announce that today, the president of South Sudan ... released to my custody seven of the 11 detainees previously held in his country."
A rebel spokesman in Nairobi, Lul Ruai Koang, called the release "a good gesture" and said Kiir was responding to international pressure.
South Sudan's presidential spokesman Ateny Wek Ateny said the detainees "will be behind bars" in Kenya. And the country's Justice Minister Paulino Wanawilla Unago said the detainees would remain in Kenya "for their own safety" but would be returned to South Sudan to face trial for treason.
The commander of rebel forces, former Deputy President Riek Machar, has denied there was any coup attempt and has tied further negotiations to the release of the prisoners.
President Salva Kiir's government has insisted they must face trial.
Wednesday's release appeared a face-saving gesture to allow negotiations to continue.
Manoah Esipisu, spokesman for President Kenyatta, said the seven have been granted political asylum and will remain in Kenya until the South Sudan crisis is resolved.
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has come under international pressure to release the detainees.
The U.S. mission in South Sudan has urged Kiir's government to free the detained prisoners, who have ties with former deputy president turned rebel leader Riek Machar, and said it wants the "establishment of a political process that leads to a durable solution."
But South Sudan's justice minister, Unago, insisted Wednesday that "For us they are not detainees, they are accused now because we've already charged them." He added, "What has been alleged about those people ... makes it treason."
Machar admits his goal now is to have Kiir removed from power but denies there ever was a coup attempt on Dec 15. Some officials with the ruling party say the violence spread across the capital, Juba, on Dec. 15 after presidential guards from Kiir's Dinka group tried to disarm those from Machar's Nuer tribe. Senior Nuer army officers, some of whom have since defected, are believed to be loyal to Machar.
Kenyatta identified the seven freed men as Deng Alor Kuol, Geir Chuang, Cirino Hiten, Kosti Manibe, John Luk, Gen. Madut Biar Yel and Chol Tong Mayay. Most of them fought in the decades-long bush war against Sudan that led to South Sudan's independence from the north in July 2011. Some served in Kiir's Cabinet until he fired them in July, a move that generated political tension that sparked the fighting and a rebellion in which thousands have been reported to have killed.


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Photo inside a photo in Photoshop. In this Photoshop tutorial, we are going to create a Photo Inside a Photo in Photoshop. This effect will bring the main subject of your photo in the spotlight by creating the illusion of a smaller, cropped version of the photo within itself.
1. Open whatever image you would like to work on in Photoshop. This is the image we will be using for creating a photo inside a photo:
2. Duplicate the background layer.
3. Go to: Filter > Blur > Radial Blur and make the following changes:
4. Create a new layer. Name this layer as Photo.
5. Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw in a rectangle.
6. Right click on the shape and choose Fill Path.
7. Choose 50% Gray and click OK.
8. Double click the Photo layer to open Layer Style.
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9. Right click the Photo layer and choose Delete Path.
10. Duplicate the Background layer once again and place it over the Photo layer in the Layer Panel.
11. Right click on the layer thumbnail of this new background layer and choose Radial Blur.
12. Go back to the Photo layer.
13. Press CTRL+T to rotate the Photo layer.
14. Now create an Adjustment layer and choose Curves. Then make the following changes:
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I've written at considerable length about how severe the food shortages are generally in our Native communities. About how many too reservations are food deserts (as, of course, they were originally intended to be). About how lack of access to nutritious food creates disproportionately deadly impacts on our peoples' health. About how such shortages compound the equally deadly effects of unimaginable financial poverty and destitution in places like the Dakotas. I'm not going to rehash all that here; if you want a new appreciation for how blessed your own situation is, just read the information available via some of those links.
Today, I'm simply going to point out that last year, we were afforded an opportunity, by a warrior woman from the Cheyenne River Reservation, to do something about this. Led by betson08, countless Kossacks stepped up, and helped Georgia Little Shield get the Okiciyap Food Pantry off the ground. And last winter, people at Cheyenne River who might have starved were able to eat.
Then earlier this year, Georgia herself walked on. Her sister, Cindy Taylor, stepped up and into the prints of Georgia's moccasins. Helped again by betson08 (who is also responsible for me writing this diary), and in turn by innumerable other Kossacks who have been buttressing Okiciyap's efforts for months now, Cindy has kept the food pantry open and keeping Cheyenne River's elders, children and families fed.
Across the country, food banks are reporting shortages that are significantly reducing their ability to serve their clients properly. There are a host of reasons for this, but the most immediate cause is the fact that the federal government is buying significantly less surplus food - the source of much of the food that gets distributed to food banks across the United States.
In 2010, the USDA purchased nearly 500 million pounds of surplus food for such redistribution; in 2011, it bought 421 million pounds (a reduction, true, but a relatively small one). In 2012, however, USDA purchases have dropped to only 129 million pounds of food - roughly a quarter of what the federal government bought for food banks just two years ago.
Nowhere is the need more critical than in Indian Country. And yet, "Indian Country" isn't even on the radar in most states.
Here's a snapshot of what urban and suburban food banks around the country are facing:
"It's not playing out too good for us; I'm running out of food," says Peggy Taylor, who runs the pantry at the One Accord Baptist Church in Martinsville, Va. She says the pantry serves about 500 people a month, double the number served a year ago. But, she says, the amount of government food the pantry receives has dwindled from about 200 cases of canned goods a year ago to 32.From Winston-Salem, NC:
The Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina in Winston-Salem has seen the number of people served increase from 135,000 four years ago to 300,000 today, executive director Clyde Fitzgerald says. But the amount it receives in bonus food is down 35% this year compared with last, he says.From Odessa, TX:
Its food pantries provide three days' worth of food, down from seven to 10 days historically, he says.
"The magnitude of change means that we're not able to make that up, especially with the increased need," he says. He says this year, the food bank spent $1 million to buy food.
In the West Texas Food Bank's warehouse, providing enough food to nearly 800,000 individuals a year is a constant struggle as distributions outpace incoming donations.From Greene County, PA:
Voids of empty shelves fill the warehouse for what WTFB Deputy Director Libby Campbell calls a "critical level" in food supplies.
Campbell cited inflated prices for food, gas and shelter as well as the general lack of donations during the summer for low food levels.
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Since 1989, the Toyah Community Club has served the hungry in Toyah with one hot lunch a day for four days a week.
Only in recent years has the club encountered some difficulty in providing for the 30 to 35 people it serves daily.
"Our numbers are rather small compared to other agencies, but we've had a problem getting meat," Club Director Virginia Gibson said. "We certainly would not want to cut back on the number of meals we serve. We try to be generous with our servings, so we might have to cut back some portions."
Each month the Corner Cupboard Food Bank distributes food to roughly 3,000 needy recipients through 14 Greene County pantries.OKICIYAP AND FOOD SHORTAGES IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Unfortunately, the sources of funding have been drying up, and the ability of the food bank to continue operating as it has in the past has become critical.
"There are several factors affecting the apparent crisis of no money and therefore no food distribution," said John Jenkins, who served on the food bank's board of directors. "In the last six fiscal years, which run from July 1 to June 30, our funding has decreased by 53 percent."
According to Jan Caldwell, food bank executive director, for the 2012-2013 fiscal year, state support for the food purchase program has dwindled to $47,243, a decrease of $42,360 from the $89,604 received six years ago.
The snapshots above are just the results of the quickest of Google News searches. The ones we know about with some immediacy. Now, multiply this by 50 states and innumerable municipalities, and then factor in the isolation of so many of our Indian reservations and communities.
And then factor in a few other problems, underscored by the current situation at Okiciyap:
Okiciyap gets most of its food via two public food banks in other areas of the state: Pierre and Rapid City. [There is a third in Eagle Butte, and a Feeding South Dakota warehouse in Sioux Falls, but there are additional problems associated with both that are covered below.] Right now, it appears that both the Pierre and Rapid City food banks may have already run out of food with any real nutritional value, and are close to running out entirely.
This was part of an alert from Cindy:
Feeding SD in Pierre has become empty and only has candy and crap as of todays' list. Our other group, NRC, only had water, tomatoes,soda pop, and crackers. They said they are hurtin also as there warehouse is real low. They usually donate upwards of 4000 lbs. or better, but all we got this time was 1980lbs.Her next line scared the hell out of me:
We can only open on an emergency basis.
It's September. If they're only able to open on an emergency basis now, what's going to happen when winter arrives, bringing with it sub-zero temperatures, blizzards, and ice storms?
Now, as to the state's third food pantry, with information coming from someone with direct, first-hand knowledge of the situation (what follows is my summary of the information that was forwarded to me):
The pantry itself operates on a severely limited basis, opening only once in November and once in December. In the past, its attitude toward the Native elders who need its services has ranged from lack of consideration to outright disrespect. too many of our elders have to cope with severe mobility limitations and other disabling conditions. They certainly are not able to stand in a long line for hours on end. Yet, this food pantry would not provide a means for them to sit while awaiting their turn in line, nor would it allow younger family members to stand in line in their place to pick up the food for them.Now, as to the facility in Sioux Falls:
Secondarily, there has apparently been a problem in the past with tribal politicians misusing the pantry as a campaign tool (yes, corruption occurs in politics everywhere).
As I understand it, this is actually a warehouse operated by Feeding South Dakota (the state affiliate of Feeding American, formerly SeEcond Harvest), and it is the warehouse's job to supply the food pantries in Pierre, Rapid City, and Eagle Butte. And this is what we're hearing about the warehouse:
You know, Sioux Falls Feeding SD warehouse has far more items than Pierre and Rapid City and they are to supply these two but they don't. Sure Pierre has oodles of candy, sugary drinks and chips, but we are wanting nutritious food stuffs because most of our hungry are elderly w/diabetes and KIDS who really don't need sugar to replace vitamins and etc. In severly desperate times, yes, sugar to keep them sort of alive but come on!
And according to Cindy, people on the reservation who probably long since gave up on any help from the state food pantries have come to depend on Okiciyap for survival:
If it was just our little neck of the woods we could probably make do BUT we're not, we have people coming in car pools from across the REZ and it is a big REZ. 60 mi. from here to the east end and 45 mi to the west and another 60 mi to the south. 21 total communities on [Cheyenne River].Now, think about making that drive in winter weather. From 21 different communities.
This is an emergent situation.
In Indian Country, it's crunch time. Because winter is coming, and we know that it will bring additional visitors: Cold. Hunger. Illness. Death.
We can help. Okiciyap.
Here's the widget:
For those who prefer to send checks or money orders, here's the address:
Cindy A. TaylorAnd remember: Okiciyap is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, so your contribution is tax-deductible.
P.O. Box 172
Isabel, SD 57633-0172
Finally, three requests from me personally:
1. I'm working on a new template for Okiciyap diaries, but I'm omitting it here. I'd like to keep the focus purely on fundraising for food for Okiciyap, since feeding the Cheyenne River Reservation is their fundamental mission, and the ability to fulfill that mission is currently the greatest problem.
2. This community has done wonders for the Okiciyap on a whole host of fronts, including providing much-needed appliances, warm clothing, school supplies, and other necessities. But right now, the pantry's basic mission - feeding the hungry - is severely imperiled, so I'd like to keep this diary's focus solely on that.
3. I know lots of folks have great ideas - about fundraising, about funding sources, about other tasks. A lot of them will no doubt help down the road. But right now, Cindy and her board of directors and staff are operating on a shoestring and a prayer, and they're all horribly overextended already. They also have families of their own. There are only so many hours in the day, and they are already too few to let these women accomplish what's on their immediate to-do lists. So while I have no doubt that there are several steps that can eventually be taken (I have a few ideas about that myself, believe me), right now, it helps no one to add to their workload when what they need more than anything is to be able to feed people. So please, let's hold our advice for now, and concentrate on the immediate need for getting funds to buy food from other sources, if need be.
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Philip DeFranco led a group of 376 people in the world's largest game of Ninja. The record was set at VidCon 2012 in Anaheim, California. RecordSetter President and CEO Dan Rollman presided over the attempt.
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I concur. That was a super, super fun day.LIKE · REPLY response to previous attempt
Nicholas Penney
PhilyD PhilyD Phily D Woot Philip DeFranco should be president of America! Love your show
Andy Jowett
Hey everyone, my name is Andy :D I'm the guy in the blue shirt that got 2nd place :D THIS WAS SO MUCH FUN!!! And Phillip DeFranco is the freakin' man! But, I'm coming for you Phil. Before Vidcon 2013, I will beat this record :D
Jess Yin
Can't wait Andy!!!!
Adam Roach
Andy... I will destroy you at VidCon2013......... or DIE trying.
Emily Patricia
Congrats to all. This is epic!
Kim Garcia
Yay!!!...We did it!!....The kids will be so excited when I announce it tomorrow!!....Go Leto Falcons!
Dan Rollman
Good luck, Kim! Would be thrilled to see this feat challenged.
Kim Garcia
We are going to try to break this record this week!...I'm a high school teacher and the kids think we can challenge this.....cross your fingers!
Dan Rollman
Sarah Best of luck to you and your team. Can't wait to see the video.
Chris Berg
Planning to beat this record this weekend. My school's hosting a state drama event with 300 participants..
Aaron Cohen
I was going to set this record myself, but now I have to break it! Good job, man!
Dan Rollman
Philip, next time you're in NYC, let us help you organize a group and try to beat this record. Awesome stuff.
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Need to learn how to play this game!


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Everything he says i seem to disagree with. As well as his annoying voice. And his scorecards? Dont get me started. Sometimes its like he is watching a different fight. Either that or smoking crack. Oh and.....
Larry Mechant in general
I dont hate the guy or anything, but come on. Hes too old to hold a decent interview. He mumbles, doesnt make sense, and allows his bias to come over in his interviews, which IMO is a big no no.
And generally I also get fed up with ****ysts that keep telling me stuff that i already know, and quite frankly anyone with a brain and eyes can see. This is why i think i like Roy Jones so much. He gives his opinion on what he thinks a fighter is going through and his possible thought process. Things that to me, not being a fighter wont have incite into.
As i said before I also hate clear Bias. Even if i hate a fighter i can see still see him for him, and not let my hatred cloud my vision. I feel some ****ysts, who have the honour of commentating cant even hide their dislike for certain fighters. Again an example if Larry Merchant interviewing Floyd. Hes so negative about everything.
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First of all sorry for my english. I bought and paid for a tranquilpc server at the end of May, I'm still waiting and 19 weeks have passed. Every so often a certain Liz answered my email and shows me a ship date which is not ever respected. It 'a nightmare, I have never experienced a similar situation. Stay away from tranquilpc, do not make my mistake. I have no idea how to fix this, except wait and hope again.
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Your English is fine.
The treatment you have received is a disgrace. From what you have said about the messages you've received it seems to me that you have not been told the true position. For a company to say that "you order is scheduled to be dispatched around the 2nd to 3rd week of July." when you ordered and paid for it in May is already unacceptable.
Sending you messages that eventually mean you still haven't received your item in the middle of October is almost unheard of - it's an appalling state of affairs. Companies can sometimes experience high sales volumes that mean delivery delays occur, and that's understandable. What isn't understandable is why this company gave you a delivery forecast that turned out to be so wildly wrong, and then followed up with yet more forecasts that were not met.
I'm unable to find a single good reason why you should wait any longer, and in your position I would now be asking for a refund.
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I had a reply at the end few hours ago.
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Very good news, I am sure that this post in the forum was very useful to solve the problem.
Thank you again for your help and your support. I hope to post a replay soon that the refund arrived.
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That's good news.
I think you really have Nontek to thank for this - he contacted the company about your problem.
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Yes, great news guidom, we look forward to your final reply and confirmation of your refund.
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Surely you are also entitled to some sort of compensation after having waited months. I expect you might have paid interest as you paid by credit card. This is a terrible experience and I admire your patience. If this company is worth it's salt they should make you a goodwill gesture of some sort.
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Let's first see if they have the decency to refund the money immediately and not in 30 days (or longer) time!
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Refund arrived.
Thank you again for your help and your friendly support.
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KENNER, La. - Kenner police arrested a man in a pedestrian robbery, and as part of their investigation, they discovered a stash of assault weapons.
While police were in pursuit of an armed robbery suspect, an ATF canine hit on a stash of weapons, Police Chief Steve Caraway said.
Joshua Preston, 20, held up a woman at gunpoint and robbed her at a church on Roosevelt near Airline, authorities said.
An officer spotted a man matching that description and chased him to a house, where just a few feet away multiple guns were found.
Three of the assault rifles were loaded, which is a tremendous concern to the Kenner police, according to Caraway.
'We have a good idea of what they were going to be or may have already been used for,' he said.
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Corruption in Indian health care has hit the headlines of the prestigious British Medical Journal, which has termed it cancerous and said it is "ruining doctor-patient relationship".
An Australian doctor who witnessed how bribes and kickbacks are routine has written about his Indian experience in the journal's latest edition. Dr David Berger tells readers how a marketing executive of a private heart clinic approached him with an envelope full of cash requesting him to give a positive report in an investigation against the clinic.
Berger's article is the second most read (over 425 views) in the journal.
Dr Kishor Taori, president of the Maharashtra Medical (MMC), said: "In India, the practice of giving bribes/commissions is a major reason for doctors losing their credibility. I agree that it is very dangerous and spoils the doctor-patient relationship. MMC is trying to work on this... To begin with, we have written to 300 doctors'organisations, accredited to the MMC, to spread awareness among their doctors."
The MMC has been cracking the whip ever since a Mahad-based doctor, Dr Himmatrao Bawaskar, petitioned it after receiving a "commission" from a well-known diagnostic chain for referring a patient for an MRI test.
The Indian Medical Accociation (IMA) has already started awareness campaigns. "Not all are indulging in this unethical business... We are spreading awareness to ensure that the system of giving or taking bribes is done away with. We have requested doctors to give us information on doctors indulging in such unethical practice so that we can take action," Dr Jayesh Lele, general secretary, IMA, Maharashtra, said.
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Hothead Technologies and Shafer Medical Devices are on the cover of this month's Surgical Products magazine. They showcase the H.O.T.™ System, which includes a headband embedded with a heat sensor, on a patient who is using the Pad.
"Shafer Enterprises through our Cool Vest has been an advocate for protecting surgeons from overheating in the operating room. We believe the medical industry is one that can truly advance from our new technology solution," comments Tony Blackburn, vice president of sales and marketing at Shafer. "We know that medical staff must monitor each patient from room to room and physically record temperatures in an effort to monitor and manage normothermia. Now with the integration of the H.O.T.™ System with our Pad, the hospital staff can monitor every patient on the floor at one time, collect temperature data, print necessary reports and adjust patient temperatures to maintain optimum normothermia automatically. It saves time and provides accountability, but most importantly, it provides staff with constant monitoring of all patients and when coupled with our Pad, the ability to continually adjust temperatures to maintain normothermia," says Blackburn.
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Loretto Short Sale Expert Kris Lindahl Of Edina Realty Releases New Resource For Homeowners Interested In The Short Sale Process
Edina Realty's #1 Loretto short sale expert Kris Lindahl has released a new website for homeowners wanting more information on the short sale process.
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Edina Realty's #1 Loretto short sale expert Kris Lindahl has announced the release of a website to help homeowners stay up-to-date on short sale information. "Homeowners might be hesitant to start the short sale process to sell their home," Lindahl said, and continued, "But with me as their agent I can guarantee a smooth and satisfying process." Lindahl has created the Minnesota Short Sale Calculator website for Loretto residents to use when beginning the process.
The website allows homeowners to enter a few pieces of information and receive a real-time email from Lindahl that gives them an estimated value on their home. "Once homeowners get an estimate on their property it makes it a lot easier to begin the rest of the short sale process," Lindahl said. Also on the website homeowners will find detailed information on tax consequences, credit implications, and a video series answering frequently asked short sale questions.
Lindahl's combination of technological expertise, a vast market knowledge, and an unrivaled dedication to client service has made him one of the most sought out agents in the nation. "I'm proud to give the residents of Loretto a new resource to rely on," Lindahl said, and continued, "And homeowners don't have to commit to anything to get all of this coveted information."
Call Kris and his team now for more information at (763) 447-3925 or visit the Minnesota Short Sale Calculator website to get your estimated home value today.
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If you're like me, every morning you read the newspaper sipping coffee while unknowingly pouring poison into your body – poison the Food and Drug Administration pretends doesn't exist.
Sure, we knew that regular nondairy creamer contains trans fat. But my poison is "fat free" coffee creamer that is secretly packed with deadly cholesterol – small amounts of cholesterol by FDA standards, but amounts that add up.
Unfortunately for our arteries, the FDA doesn't practice the same kind of math we learn in school.
Understand, it's not only creamers, powdered and liquid, that are labeled "0 trans fats" when they actually contain partially hydrogenated oil, meaning they indeed contain trans fats and cholesterol.
There's a wide range of so-called "fat free" products from pizza to microwave popcorn that contain fat.
Yet at the same time, the FDA preaches the benefits of cholesterol-controlling drugs – so much so that even the medical community is, well, fed up.
Confused? Let's try to sort out the Lipitor from the fried onion rings.
Sandwiched between holidays, this column comes at a time of year when we tend to forgive ourselves for eating badly. With apologies, there's reason for the timing.
I want us to live.
It's two years ago and Dick Butkus, who was once the most feared man in football, is at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange to encourage veterans to take a heart scan for possible blockage.
Butkus understands the consequences of the kind of plaque that clogs arteries. He also understands nearly dying.
In August 2001, Butkus dropped by St. Joe's with a buddy who was having a heart scan. The buddy talked Butkus into joining him. It turned out Butkus needed a quintuple bypass. Immediately.
I saw my father go through a double bypass. Trust me, you want to avoid having even one bypass.
Sometimes, genetics are a factor in coronary artery disease, a condition in which artery walls literally thicken with plaque and reduce blood flow. A friend who competes in a trans-Sierra 100-mile running race called Western States was diagnosed with heart disease and now takes a daily baby aspirin.
Most of the time, however, high levels of cholesterol are attributed to cigarette smoking, poor eating, lack of exercise.


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Virgin Media Selects Motorola's Ultra-Broadband Solution to Accelerate Delivery of Personalized Media Experiences
Motorola's DOCSIS(R) 3.0 I-CMTS solution enables Virgin Media to deliver ultra fast broadband services
Virgin Media selected the Motorola BSR 64000 Integrated-CMTS (I-CMTS) solution with TX32 decoupled downstream modules to support market-leading broadband speeds and take advantage of next-generation cable broadband standards such as DOCSIS 3.0(R) and channel bonding.
As the first company in the world to deploy channel bonding, Motorola has a scalable I-CMTS platform that creates opportunities for cable operators, such as Virgin Media, to increase bandwidth, enhance security, and evolve triple play voice and ultra-broadband data and video services.
"We are delighted to be selected by Virgin Media as it rolls out DOCSIS 3.0 based services, and we look forward to working closely as we head towards the reality of the 200Mb home," said
Motorola is a leading provider of cable broadband technology with a proven track record and extensive experience in implementing advanced networks worldwide. The company recently announced worldwide shipments of more than 1,000 TX32 decoupled downstream modules. The Motorola TX32 decoupled downstream module can help to decrease operators' cost per downstream channel up to 60 percent. The Motorola CMTS solution is CableLabs(R) bronze-qualified and supports next generation DOCSIS(R) and EuroDOCSIS(R) 3.0 and channel bonding standards. In addition, the solution provides simultaneous support for DOCSIS 1.x, 2.0 and new DOCSIS 3.0 feature sets, which help enable service providers to protect previous investments.
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Virgin Media has the UK's most advanced TV on demand service and is the only TV platform to carry BBC iPlayer. Virgin Media was the first to launch a high definition TV service and offers a high-specification, HD-ready V+ personal video recorder.
Virgin Media is the second-largest provider of pay TV and home phone in the UK and the largest virtual mobile network operator.
Virgin Media also owns two content businesses – Virgin Media Television (VMTV) and sit-up. VMTV owns eight entertainment channels, including Virgin1, Living, Bravo and Challenge- and is a 50 per cent joint partner with BBC Worldwide in UKTV which consists of ten channels including Dave, G.O.L.D., Watch and Alibi. sit-up runs retail TV channels bid tv, price-drop tv and speed auction tv.
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Pictures: Thefts of historic documents
Barry H. Landau and accomplice Jason James Savedoff have pleaded guilty to stealing documents from historical societies and archives stretching from Baltimore to Vermont. See pictures of them and some of the documents they took. Find past coverage from The Sun here.
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Sedalia police officers responded Friday to the 900 block of East Sixth Street after a Department of Family Services� worker reported that a child had been left unattended in a car for 30 to 45 minutes during the day on Wednesday, according to Sedalia Police Department reports.
Grover L. Ream, of 1221 S. Stewart Ave., reported Saturday that two magnetic signs, valued at $125, were stolen from his home sometime between July 27 and Friday, according to Sedalia Police Department reports.
Walter G. VonHolten, of Pettis County, reported Thursday that at least nine bullets were fired into a vacant double-wide trailer located at 30695 Pacific School Road, according to Pettis County Sheriff�s Department reports.


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I-10 on my neck as a memory
from Boosie Badazz – Undeniable Talent Lyrics on Genius
I-10 is an interstate that goes from southern california through texas all the way to the florida coast. Most importantly, it passes through Baton Rouge, Louisiana where Boosie is from. He's got a gold pendant on a chain that has the I-10 logo on it, as seen below.
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Joe Jonas was spotted at the Baxter Finley Barber & Shop on June 19, 2014. The shop is located in West Hollywood, California, and Joe got a haircut and a shave when he stopped by!
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According to reports Joe and his girlfriend Blanda Eggenschwiler just moved into a new home in May! The pair reportedly bought a house in Hollywood's Sunset Square area for $2.595 million.
The house was built in 1923 and has 2,888 square feet with four bedrooms and three bathrooms.
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PC Gamer's best RPGs of all time
Gynthaeres posted...
For the most part, not an awful list. I disagree with some of it, I agree with some of it. I'm a little surprised that it's seemingly objective, as opposed to the usual sellout-ness / Modern Gamer-itis that perpetrates many of PC Gamer's articles and lists.
Dark Souls isn't a particularly deep RPG, but it definitely gets the job done a lot better than some other games on that list. When you play a different build it really is a whole new experience, I think that's one really important part.
Though I'll agree it's a bit too high up.
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This list is irrelevant for even mentioning Diablo 3.
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That's a cool list, props for Anachronox being on there. That's such an underrated game, and it's too bad we never got those planned expansion packs.
The only games I don't like that were listed were Diablo 3 expansion pack because it sucks when you need an add on to fix the game. Dark Souls always felt so boring to me. Dragon Age Origins was so mediocre in every regard, especially having no lasting consequences or even bothering to tally your reputation.
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Dragon Age Origins was so mediocre in every regard, especially having no lasting consequences or even bothering to tally your reputation.
Dragon Age Origins was great, and it's good that you don't have a reputation, like in Mass Effect, as if being good all game makes me incapable of being an ass in the end.
Also, Ningishzida, the RPG janitor around here said it was an elite game.
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Fallout: New Vegas, The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, Deus Ex, Dragon Age: Origins, System Shock 2, Mass Effect 2, Mount & Blade: Warband, Torchlight 2, Planescape: Torment, Baldur's Gate 2, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Ultima Underworld, Dungeons of Dredmor, Fallout 2, Legend of Grimrock, Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition, South Park: The Stick of Truth, Divinity: Dragon Commander, Baldur's Gate 2: Enhanced Edition, Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, Anachronox, Arx Fatalis, Gothic 2, Star Wars: knights of the Old Republic 2, Ultima VII: The Black Gate,
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No Morrowind. Chose D3 and Torchlight 2 for the ARPG representatives instead of Diablo 2. Only 2 Infinity Engine games. Dark Souls is supposedly good but putting it on a top PC RPG list when it uses GFWL is stupid. I bought it on steam and messed with it for 3 hours and even called support but if I want to actually play it I'm going to have to pirate it. I prefer KotoR over KotoR 2 but that's debatable at least. Way too many recent games in general.
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Skyrim and Mass Effect 2 in the top 10 LOL
Skyrim and Mass Effect 2 are way too high.
Dragon Age Origins and Deus Ex could be a few places higher.
Top 3 is pretty good.Can't complain.
I don't agree with every pick but it's a good list overall.
ryouma17 posted...
almost all the games they listed sucks, greatest rpg in my mind both gameplay and story is valkyria chronicles
The list is by PC Gamer - Valkyria Chronicles is not a pc game.
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This is a much better list than others I've seen. Skyrim, Diablo III, and Torchlight 2 don't really belong on there, and the list is missing Diablo II, Morrowind, Alpha Protocol, Mask of the Betrayer, and Arcanum. Otherwise, it's quite good. It doesn't take sheep route of "OMG Fallout 3 and Mass Effect 3 and Final Fantasy are so EPIC! BEST RPG EVER!". They have the essentials like Deus Ex, Planescape, BG II, etc, as well as modern classics, like New Vegas and Dark Souls. They also recognize that the Obsidian games are so much better than their predecessors that it's laughable.
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Drake congratulates Kentucky in locker room after thrilling win
APR 06, 2014 1:35a ET
Hip hop superstar Drake had issues joining the celebration in the Miami Heat locker room after the NBA Finals last season, but he didn't have any problems getting in to congratulate the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday.
Following Kentucky's thrilling win over Wisconsin in the Final Four, Drake made his way down AT&T Stadium to wish the Wildcats good luck for Monday's national championship game against Connecticut.
''That's great. He just told us to stay confident, and it's on us now,'' said Andrew Harrison, who had the pass to his freshman twin brother for the game-winning shot. ''Just keep playing and don't be satisfied, so that was exciting for all of us.''
Seems obvious who Drake will be rooting for Monday. But just to be sure, someone asked him if Kentucky is his favorite team, and he responded, "Always."
Drake wasn't the only celebrity at Saturday's Final Four. A few famous quarterbacks were also in the building, including Hall of Famer and NFL on FOX analyst Troy Aikman, a three-time Super Bowl winner with the Dallas Cowboys; Seattle Seahawks championship quarterback Russell Wilson, who played at Wisconsin; and former Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, who is skipping his final two seasons at Texas A&M to enter next month's NFL Draft.
NASCAR driver Danica Patrick, in town for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway, tweeted a picture from the Final Four.
Whoa! This is a lot of seats. Don't always claim my birth state since I grew up in Illinois, but I'm cheering for WI. pic.twitter.com/zSBNIQeSyZ— Danica Patrick (@DanicaPatrick)
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Former Duke teammates Christian Laettner and Grant Hill were in the building. Laettner made perhaps the most memorable shot ever in the NCAA tournament, his game-ending turnaround jumper after a court-length pass to beat Kentucky in 1992.
Dwight Howard, who went straight to the NBA from high school, was there with Houston Rockets teammate Chandler Parsons, who played at Florida from 2008-11. Howard was seen doing the ''Gator chomp'' in the Florida student section. Here he is surrounded by Florida fans.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Americans thinking about buying health insurance on their own later this year, or maybe switching to a different insurer, are probably out of luck. The policies are going off the market as a little-noticed consequence of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.
With limited exceptions, insurance companies have stopped selling until next year the sorts of individual plans that used to be available year-round. That locks out many of the young and healthy as well as the sick and injured, even those who can afford to buy without government subsidies.
"Now they're stuck," said Bonnie Milani, an independent insurance broker in Los Angeles, who says she warned her customers last year that the change was coming. "It just closes everything down."
The next wide-open chance to sign up comes in November, when enrollment for 2015 begins in the government-run insurance marketplaces created by the health care law. Companies are following that schedule even for the plans they sell outside the federal and state exchanges.
The health care law allows insurers to keep selling all year. But it also creates the conditions prompting them to stop.
The law, which requires nearly all Americans to be insured or pay a fine, bans insurers from rejecting customers because of poor health. The companies say that makes it too risky to sell to individuals year-round.
"If you didn't have an open enrollment period, you would have people who would potentially enroll when they get sick and dis-enroll when they get better," said Chris Stenrud, spokesman for insurer Kaiser Permanente. "The only insured people would be sick people, which would make insurance unaffordable for everyone."
The change makes individual policies work more like the job-based plans that already cover far more Americans.
But those who act fast may still be able to get in this year, depending on where they live.
Following the lead of the government marketplaces, some companies are extending off-marketplace sales for a week or a month to help people who hit snags trying to enroll by last Monday's deadline. Rules vary from state to state.
After those extensions, eligibility for coverage during 2014 is guaranteed only for people who experience certain qualifying life events, such as losing a job that provided insurance, moving to a new state, getting married, having a baby or losing coverage under a parent's health plan.
Insurance broker Steve Bobiak of Frackville, Pa., said he learned only a couple of weeks ago that insurers were cutting off new policies.
"It's lousy communication out there," he said. "If we don't know, my God, how do they expect other people to know? It's terrible."
A survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation in mid-March found that 6 out of 10 people without insurance weren't aware of the Affordable Care Act deadline of March 31. The Obama administration, insurance companies and nonprofit groups scrambled to spread the word, often with messages that focused on the savings available to many people through government-subsidized plans sold on the marketplaces.
There wasn't much public discussion about people who prefer to buy policies outside the state or federal marketplaces, sometimes finding better deals or options more to their liking.
Health and Human Services spokesman Aaron Albright pointed to a note buried on the HealthCare.gov website: It says "in some limited cases some insurance companies may sell private health plans outside the marketplace and outside open enrollment" that satisfy the law's coverage mandate. It doesn't say how to find any companies doing that. Albright had no further comment.
Gary Claxton, a health law expert at the Kaiser Family Foundation, said it's "highly unlikely" that companies will offer such coverage after the deadline window fully closes. Some do still offer temporary plans, lasting from a month to a year. But those plans don't cover pre-existing conditions and don't get buyers off the hook for the law's tax penalty.
Nate Purpura, spokesman for eHealthInsurance.com, which sells policies from 200 companies across the nation, said at this point he knows of none planning to offer major medical insurance after this month, except to people with qualifying life events.
For people trying to get an off-marketplace plan through an open enrollment extension, some insurers are selling them through April 15, and others through the end of the month. Purpura said eHealth will offer such plans in at least some areas of these states: Arizona, California, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Utah, Virginia and Washington state.
Kaiser Permanente will offer extensions that mirror the state or federal marketplace in the area where a plan is sold, Stenrud said. The federal marketplace extension for online enrollment is April 15. But Oregon, for example, is giving marketplace buyers until April 30.
After that, Stenrud said, without a qualifying life event, the door closes until Nov. 15.
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HOUSTON The Texans were back at work with organized team activity Monday but that wasn t the big news for the team. The big news was that tight end Owen Daniels told KHOU 11 News Bob Allen exclusively that he is getting married on Saturday.
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LAHORE: Mariah Moten, a dual nationality holder of Pakistan and the United States, who often manages to make space for herself in the international media every now and then with flamboyant visuals, sexy poses and flashes of skin, has done it again — this time by appearing in the "Sexy South Asian Girls of 2007" Calendar, featuring beauties from South Asia.
Starting right from her stint as Miss Pakistan in the Miss Bikini world Beauty Pageant held in China last year, she has been doing the rounds in the Pakistani, American, Indian and Chinese media as a highly controversial figure. Having won titles that are enough to set up a portfolio for her to move on with the pageant business — Miss Charity, Miss Tourism Queen International 2006 and Best in Media in the Miss bikini contest, Mariah Moten has created more than waves and has recently landed in a bigger project: she is a face in the DesiClub.com's debut calendar as Miss April 2007.
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Under attack from Shiv Sena for his remarks on the IPL fiasco, Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan on Tuesday said he was not apologetic for favouring the inclusion of Pakistani players and termed the activities of the party as "undemocratic".
Standing by his comments, Shahrukh asserted he believed that every Indian would agree that India is a "good country" and that "everyone is welcome as a guest", but at the same time said too much importance was being attached to the words of "just an actor".
"It makes me feel that activities like this are unhealthy, undemocratic, it's insensitive but this is the world is and you can only say what you believe in and stand by it and hopefully I will have the strength to do so," Mr. Khan told reporters when asked about the Shiv Sena protests back home.
"As an Indian I'm not ashamed, guilty or unhappy about what I said neither am I sorry," he said.
Following the IPL snub, Mr. Khan who is also the owner of Kokata Knight Riders franchise, had spoken against ignoring the Pakistani players and said he would take in cricketers from across the border if his team had an empty slot.
Shiv Sena activists reacted angrily terming it an issue of patriotism, burnt the posters of his upcoming film 'My Name is Khan,' and took their protest to his bungalow in Mumbai.
The party has threatened not to allow the screening of the film, unless the actor apologises.
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Taiwan and the Philippines have pledged not to use force in fishing disputes, officials said, as they tackle a row over the killing of a Taiwanese fisherman by Filipino coastguards.
The agreement was reached during their first preparatory meeting on fishery cooperation held in Manila on Friday, Taiwan's foreign ministry said in a statement released late Saturday.
It said the agreement was aimed at avoiding a recurrence of incidents such as the death of 65-year-old Hung Shih-cheng who died after his boat was fired upon by Filipino coastguards while operating in waters near a Philippine island that Taiwan also claims as part of its economic zone.
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Adding to the anger in Taiwan, authorities said the fishing boat had 50 bullet holes and there were no marks consistent with it ramming the coastguard vessel.
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