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I went to a conference this week for people who work in what's known as "custom content." Not very long ago that was called advertising, but in this era of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, lots of old things get new names. I hadn't been to a professional conference in a long time, and it surprised me» Read more
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Since most private employers traded in traditional defined benefit pension plans in favor of do-it-yourself 401(k)s, the big losers have been employees who aren't investment gurus and can't be expected to be. In the last couple of years, after the economic meltdown in 2008 and 2009 made that infinitely clear, there have been calls from» Read more
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A new season of "Arrested Development" is only months away from premiering, but don't think that plans to make a movie of the series have been shelved. Jason Bateman recently spoke to Larry King while promoting his new movie "Identity Thief" and says that an "Arrested Development" movie is integral to completing the upcoming Season 4 storyline.
"There's a big story that the showrunner wants to tell; this guy Mitch Hurwitz, this smart guy. And the story was too big to kind of ... every time he'd try to fit it all in one movie, it wouldn't work," Bateman explains. "So he decided to put sort of the first third of it in these episodes we have shot that are going be on Netflix in May, and Act 2 and Act 3 will be inside a movie that we will do later."
That's intriguing to say the least, but plans on that movie will likely have to wait until Season 4 is released before any studio decides to move forward on it. As for that new season, Bateman compared the upcoming 14 episodes to tracks on an album.
"All the episodes are released on the same day, like you would an album. You can listen to whatever song in whatever order, and in this case you can watch any episode in whatever order. Depending on the order in which you watch them, certain things will be revealed to you or not. It's pretty complicated," he explains.
When asked by King why "Arrested Development" was cancelled if so many people loved it, Bateman says, "There weren't a whole lot of people, Larry, who loved it, but the few who did were super noisy." Hear, hear.

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The Swift Current Broncos will have a steep hill to climb in their opening round best-of-seven playoff series after losing 4-2 to the host Medicine Hat Tigers Saturday. The Broncos now trail the series two games to zero heading back to their home rink for games three and four.
Special teams were the difference as the Tigers scored twice on the powerplay and the Broncos finished zero-for-four on the man-advantage.
The Broncos made a spirited comeback in the third period to tie the game but Chad Butcher scored the game winner for a second straight game with 7:49 left in regulation.
The game was scoreless after one period as both teams were unable to capitalize on goalmouth scrambles.
The Tigers took control of the contest in the second period with two powerplay goals. Tommy Vannelli opened the scoring 3:30 into the middle stanza when he scored with one second left on a man-advantage. The St. Louis Blues draft pick has his first goal of the playoffs after scoring 14 from the blueline during the regular season.
Miles Koules made it 2-0 when he scored at the tail end of a lengthy two-man advantage for a 2-0 lead after 40 minutes. It was the second career playoff goal for the Tigers' 25-goal man from Los Angeles in his second WHL season.
Jake DeBrusk got the Broncos on the board with 12:02 left in the third period when he fired from a bad angle and scored passed a surprised Marek Langhamer to cut the deficit to 2-1.
Nathan Burns tied it at 2-2 2:27 later when DeBrusk found him high in the slot and he beat an off-balance Langhamer to the short side with 9:25 left in regulation.
The Tigers replied 1:36 later when Butcher scored on a cross-ice pass from Markus Eisenschmid that left Broncos' goaltender Eetu Laurkainen with no chance to get across the crease in time. Trevor Cox added an empty net goal with 2.4 seconds left on the clock to close the scoring.
"It's disappointing that it takes us that long doing the little things like shooting the puck." said Broncos' Head Coach and General Manager Mark Lamb. "I thought we had some real good chances of outnumbered chances but we tried to get too cute. We are in playoffs now, you just can't play like that, you have got to get it there."
He said there was little consolation in their comeback attempt.
"Our team has been known to come back but in the playoffs that doesn't happen very often, it is tight checking out there. You can be proud that we came back for a little bit but we have to win a hockey game. There is no tomorrow. It doesn't matter what the score is, you have to win hockey games and coming back and tying it and letting them win doesn't make it feel any better."
Laurikainen suffered the loss with 32 saves on 35 shots as he kept the Broncos in the game as they searched for their offensive touch. Langhamer earned the win with 34 saves, none better than a blocker save off of Colby Cave after the Broncos' captain had gotten behind the Tigers' defense with 8:50 left in the second period.
"Yeah it was a good effort by us in the third period but when it comes to playoffs it doesn't matter how close games are, you still lose and you are still down two nothing in the series," said Burns after the game. "There are no shootouts in the playoffs and I think we need to know that. Yeah we came close but we need to put in that extra effort."
The series will resume Tuesday and Wednesday in Swift Current for games three and four. The Broncos finished with a 23-8-1-4 record at the Credit Union iplex this season.
"Yeah we will go look at some film and we will take positives out of the game and we will look at the negatives. Come playoff time it is a short memory and even though we are down 2-0 we are still going back to our home arena. I think we all know that it is another barn that not too many teams enjoy playing in."


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After countless outings with girlfriend Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson spent some quality time with the boys this weekend.
But instead of a standard outing in Los Feliz, R.Pattz hung with quite the A-list crew in Los Angeles.
On Friday, the Twilight star went to the soft opening of The Larchmont restaurant with Joaquin Phoenix, Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn and Florence Welch, where a source tells E! News, "It was mostly a boys' night out."
NEWS: Rob and Kristen spotted together arm-in-arm
The famous friends were spotted laughing together while enjoying kale salad, pork belly, chicken under a brick and steak frites on the back patio of the restaurant. "The loved the food and had a great time," an eyewitness tells E! News.
Rob's ladylove—who has been constantly by his side since he returned from Australia—was also supposed to join the party, but ended up being unable to attend.
But R.Pazz didn't let K.Stew's absence ruin his night, and he headed to Parisian-themed bar Por Vous with the boys after the event.
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And turns out, Joaquin and Rob must have really hit it off, as the famous friends spent Saturday night together as well.
The unlikely pair attended James Kreisel and Tom Gormican's birthday party, which took place at a private home near the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Once again, Kristen was not in attendance, but Zac Efron and Charlize Theron were both spotted at the B-day bash.
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This collection of prints features six works by Swiss artist Karl Bodmer who accompanied German Prince Maximilian on an expedition up the Missouri River in 1833, spending the winter of 1833-34 at Fork Clark, the American Fur Company outpost in present-day North Dakota. The prints are each 11" x 14" and reading to be framed. They include: Mato-Tope, a Mandan Chief, Sih-Chida and Machsi-Karehde, Mato-Tope Adorned with the Insignia of His Warlike Deeds, Abdih-Hiddisch, a Minatarre Chief, Pehriska-Ruhpa, and Pehriska-Ruhpa in the Costume of the Dog Dance. Original Bodmer paintings and sketches are displayed at the Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha, Nebraska.


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Fishman JA. Infection in solid organ transplant recipients. N Engl J Med. 2007;357(25):2601-2614.
Kindt TJ, Goldsby RA, Osborne BA, Kuby J. Kuby immunology. 6th ed. New York: W.H. Freeman; 2007.
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There's no way I can start today without taking a moment to talk about yesterday's destruction.
The biggest thank you to everyone who checked in to make sure I was okay. The monster twister hit about 20 miles southeast of my home, following nearly the same path as what was previously the most powerful tornado on record May 3, 1999. That one happened to be the first tornado I ever experienced after moving to OKC, it was finals week my freshmen year of college and I can remember how terrified I was as we hunkered down pre-cell phone era in the basement of my dorm. I'm not ashamed to admit I was clutching my favorite stuffed animal for comfort.
As bad as that was, this is at least three times worse. The F5 was over two miles wide at one point with winds up to 200 mph. Two elementary schools were leveled, one with luckier students than the other where they're still recovering tiny bodies. It was on the ground for twenty miles and some people are comparing the destruction to atomic bombs and warfare in the Middle East. I can't even begin to wrap my mind around the loss. Landmarks are gone, houses look like piles of matchsticks, there are at least 51 confirmed dead with I can't even guess how many to come.
I've lived in Oklahoma on and off since 1998, and while it's not where I'm from it is my home. Oklahomans are some of the most resilient people I know. They rebuilt the community after the bombing in '95 and they rebuilt again after the May 3rd tornado. And we'll do it again.
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Thank you for this post. I was born and raised in Oklahoma City and while I live in Austin now, Oklahoma will always feel like home. I remember May 3rd, and how like you, I clutched my Winnie-the-Pooh bear and hugged my mom close as we took cover hoping everyone else was safe too. I wish I could be there right now to help out and hug my family close. It's just so sad.
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An LAX source sent me these photos of an anti-Monkey protest over the weekend at the Tom Bradley International Terminal. According to the flier, most major world airlines have stopped shipping Monkeys are cargo, but China Southern is a holdout.
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I have failed you. There was big news at Los Angeles International Airport recently, and I missed it.
Aircargoworld.com reports that Yun Zi, a panda, was transported to Shanghai on a China Southern Boeing 777 Freighter. Yun Zi, born in the United States, had been at the San Diego Zoo. I don't know much about Panda diplomacy, but the story states that an agreement between the United States and China requires Pandas to go to China before they turn 4. Apparently China retains control even of Pandas born here. (There is a fascinating New Yorker piece on a Panda issues, published in September)
According to the Air Cargo World story, Yunzi had an uneventful flight.
After welcoming the panda to an isolated storage area in Pudong Cargo Terminal, the veterinarian did an overall body check of the panda, fed him and placed him on a pallet in the designated quarantine area. Yunzi flew to Chengdu, China, and then to Wolong Nature Reserve in Sichuan, China, where his parents grew up.
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"For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil" (Jeremiah 29:11a).
Is there anything more agonizing to homeschooling parents than watching their child struggle when taking a test? Whenever my children went through contortions trying to remember facts hiding in their memory banks, I wanted to run to their rescue. Sometimes, I even went so far as to drop a few hints to help them succeed in their efforts. Surprisingly, my children perceived just the opposite about my feelings. Thinking I enjoyed using my red pen, they didn't understand the ache in my heart when I corrected their wrong answers. As their parent, I didn't want them to fail. I wanted them to triumph in their tests.
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Have you been getting a few problems wrong in the tests of your life? Take heart, dear friend in Christ. The Lord isn't waiting to condemn you (Romans 8:1). He loves you and wants to help you find victory in the power of His mighty name. "How precious also are thy thoughts unto me, O God! how great is the sum of them! If I should count them, they are more in number than the sand" (Psalm 139:17-18a).
Lord, thank You for being a God who loves me more than I can imagine. Lift me today and remind me again of all You've given me as Your child. In the name of Your dear Son, Amen.
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Capitol repairs have only just begunST. PAUL – The golden ball atop Minnesota's Capitol dome is as shiny as anyone alive today has seen it.
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Aug. 14 primary election turnout expected to be spottyST. PAUL – Mike Parry and Allen Quist have added some spice to an otherwise quiet Minnesota primary election campaign.
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State, congressional primary racesST. PAUL – The Aug. 14 primary election features several races, but few candidates have mounted noticeable campaigns.
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SiSense, one of the new breed of business intelligence providers, hopes to differentiate itself from the pack with clever technology that can quickly crunch a large volume of data. Like the others, it's also playing up the simplicity of its service.
SiSense, which is announcing $30 million in new funding, takes advantage of today's chips by using the chip's memory in addition to a machine's disk and RAM. The result, SiSense says, is that its software can analyze a lot of data at a much quicker speed than most other products that don't use a chip's memory. In fact, it says that SiSense can run on a machine as small as a laptop, crunching terabytes of data.
The company offers just the right combination of the old BI tools and the new, said Amit Bendov, SiSense's CEO.
"Traditional BI software is robust but complicated and not too user friendly. Then the newer generation, like Qlik or Tableau, are much easier to use but they can't handle the range of requirements that the older tools have," he said.
SiSense lets non-technical people analyze data that comes from multiple data sources and easily share their analysis with colleagues, he said.
The company sells directly to executives in lines of business like finance, marketing, operations, and sales, not to IT departments, he said. It counts eBay, ESPN, and Comcast among customers.
The software can be run on a server on-premises or hosted by SiSense on Azure, Amazon Web Services, or Rackspace. While SiSense calls its cloud offering software-as-a-service because it is subscription based, it's not a true multi-tenant offering. Oddly, SiSense doesn't seem to make any mention of the hosted offering on its Web site, although it has issued press releases about the ability to run the software on services including Azure and Rackspace.
The hosted version has been attractive to departments within large businesses, Bendov said. "They don't want to deal with IT," he said. The finance department of a Fortune 100 company is using the hosted version, with the permission of IT but because the company didn't have to buy new hardware or manage anything internally, he said.
Other relatively new entrants to the BI market, like Good Data and Birst, are delivering full software-as-a-service offerings. For users, there's probably not a lot of difference between using Birst, for instance, or SiSense in terms of how it's accessed online. For the BI providers, however, it's much more efficient to run a service in a true, multi-tenant SaaS environment then to simply host software for users. If more businesses shift to using cloud-based BI products, SiSense could be in the same position as the traditional BI vendors which will have to rewrite their applications for true, multi-tenant cloud offerings.
SiSense will use the $30 million investment to continue to add sales and marketing people and to accelerate product development, he said. DFJ Growth led the round. SiSense raised $10 million in funding last April from Battery Ventures, Opus Capital, and Genesis Partners.


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Her Story is a bold and largely successful experiment in interactive crime fiction.
Rocksteady's gorgeous-looking third Arkham game refines its open-world format a bit and lets you drive a whole hell of a lot of Batmobile.
It's squid kids and ink blasting abound in Nintendo's exceptionally fun new online shooter.
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A term that can refer to either games which feature 3D polygonal graphics but typically restrict gameplay and camera control to a 2D plane, or earlier games that attempted to simulate three-dimensional graphics without the use of 3D polygons.
Sure, these days have almost every game sporting the newfangled 3D, but way back when, everyone had to live with plain old 2D. 2D, or two dimensions, limit the game to scrolling backgrounds, but some games even now make use of this basic concept.
An AI companion is a computer-controlled ally who follows and aids you through your adventures or who requires your protection. The AI companion's survival is often essential to game and story progression.
Abilitease is an aspect of game design wherein a game will provide a glimpse of your full skill-set at or near the start, only to remove most of these skills, stats, and abilities soon after.
Achievements are extra challenges added into video games that sometimes carry a point value or unlock bonus material, and are sometimes solely for bragging rights.
Grabbing the attention of a nearby enemy NPC. Usually leads to them attacking.
In game terms alchemy is typically an item creation system. Centuries ago it was the pursuit of changing normal metals into gold, unsuccessfully.
Extraterrestrials appear in many video games in a variety of styles. Sometimes they're evil, sometimes they're benevolent, and sometimes they're very similar to humans.
Instrumental music, often electronic, that does not follow conventional music structures, instead using various sounds to create a mood. Ambient music can evoke many different feelings in the listener, from tranquility to creeping dread.
This concept occurs in many RPGs and Sci-Fi games. The Ancient Advanced Civilization Technology is often a giant weapon (Halo Rings, Giant of Babil, etc.) that becomes a major plot focus in the stories of these games.
Some games offer alternate modes or specific sections of the storyline that involve arena combat, gladiator style.
Games where characters have a cannon for an arm.
Attributes are a numerical representation of a character's abilities who have their roots in RPGs. Today, attributes have spilled over to a wide range of game genres.
Audio logs are short voice recordings that a player comes across within a game that helps inform the player of the game's story and characters.
Backtracking is the act of navigating through previously explored areas, usually for the purpose of progressing in an objective-based adventure game. Players who are lost may also backtrack to reorient themselves.
When characters make conversation during normal gameplay, rather than a dialog-focused scene.
A mechanic used mainly in Japanese RPGs of both the action and turn-based variety.
Black Magic is one of the key types of magic in Final Fantasy games. Spells include those that deal damage, such a Blizzard and Thunder.
A boss fight is a culminating challenge that pits the player against one or more enemies representing a greater threat and/or difficulty than those previously faced. These scenarios typically feature unique antagonists.
A regular enemy in RPGs which appears to be like any other at first, but turns out to be just as bad, if not worse, than one of the game's actual bosses.
Video game bosses are usually the main antagonist, and arch nemesis of the main protagonist. In most cases the end of a game is when the main character defeats the final boss.
Games that let you choose you path you take through through the story-line.
The deliberate animation of breasts, meant to titillate as a means to conform to more realistic physics.
A Concept mostly in MMORPGs. A Buff allows the player to increase their stats for a short period of time.
A physics simulation or manual animation of a character's posterior.
Charging is the action of pressing & holding down a button or particular direction on the controller. Its purpose is to build up a powerful blast or burst of energy to take out an opponent or cause critical damage.
Special codes or button combinations used to gain powers or advantages in a game. Generally hidden.
Collective consciousness is best defined as a group or race of beings possessing no minds of their own, but act and are controlled in service of a greater overall purpose, much like ants. They make great villains!
Typically found in fighting games, combos are a series of strung-together moves.
The act of preparing food by applying heat, often cooking in games produces items which yield some kind of benefit towards your character.
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Preheat oven to 425°F. Combine asparagus, leeks, and oil in very large bowl; toss to blend. Divide between 2 large rimmed baking sheets. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Roast vegetables until asparagus pieces are soft and leeks are golden, stirring occasionally, about 45 minutes; cool on sheets.
Spoon 1/3 of vegetables into blender; add 2 cups broth. Blend until smooth. Transfer to large pot. Repeat 2 more times, using half of remaining vegetables and 2 cups broth for each batch. Warm soup over medium heat, thinning with more broth by 1/2 cupfuls, if desired. Season with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD: Can be made 1 day ahead. Cool slightly. Cover; chill. Rewarm before continuing.
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Perfect illusion of a dark dungeon wall. The Stone Wall Scene Setter is the perfect decoration for any Halloween or horror party. Turn your rooms into spooky dungeons in no time at all with this great Halloween scene setter! Put several layers of Stone Wall Scene Setter above each other to reach ceiling height. Easy to apply on your wall with pins or staples. Great to combine with our other scene setters and decorative films!! Decorate the room corners with Fake Cobwebs 40 g and the bottom edges with Halloween Decoration Moss 125g. If handled with care, the Stone Wall Scene Setter can be reused several times.
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Spotlight on pro bono volunteer Tammy Wincott
It's National Pro Bono Week! In celebration, the Texas Access to Justice Commission, Texas Access to Justice Foundation, and the State Bar – Legal Services Support Division would like to spotlight a few star pro bono volunteers from across the state.
For those of us who manage pro bono legal programs, we have heard of those rare volunteers who come to every clinic; take whatever cases you have (regardless of how difficult or complicated); will take more than one case at each clinic; and thought to ourselves, "How do we find one those volunteers?" The San Antonio Bar Association's Community Justice Program was lucky enough to have one of those volunteers find us. Tammy Wincott is a model volunteer attorney who all pro bono legal programs dream of having on their team. Tammy has been volunteering with the program since 2009 and has rarely missed an opportunity to participate in one of the many monthly pro bono legal clinics the Community Justice Program facilitates each year, yet still finds time to manage her own successful legal practice. Tammy was honored this year as the 2012 CJP Pro Bono Attorney of the Year for taking 22 pro bono cases throughout the year — an award she also won last year for taking 19 pro bono cases.
Tammy is able to assist the low-income residents in our community because of her vast legal knowledge and experience in many different areas of law — including bankruptcy, family law and immigration. She is particularly compassionate with our indigent veterans who attend the program's monthly Veterans Legal Clinic. A former member of the U.S. Air Force, Tammy understands the struggles that many veterans and their families face upon leaving active duty and often takes two or three cases during a veterans clinic.
Tammy also leads by example and is an inspiration to other attorneys by emphasizing the importance of giving back and making a commitment to service. She is one of those rare jewels in the world of pro bono legal services — she is the attorney who never says no, keeps coming back to each clinic, and is always willing to go above and beyond the volunteer requirements. We are grateful and fortunate to consider Tammy a friend of the CJP and look forward to seeing her each month at one of our family law, wills, or veteran clinics. We thank her for her continued support of the program and dedication to helping low-income residents in our community access legal services.


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rich and slight fragrance is soothing while the consistency is smooth and turns oil-like with work. I am never without this cream!!
As a student and class guinea pig for creams and other massage necessities, I have bought several creams to try and have let my classmates try them as well. I love this cream. The scent is pleasant and clean and very light. It has just the right amount of glide during our swedish routine but doesn't leave you feeling greasy at the end. Very much a good working cream with the benefit of absorbing like a lotion.
As a new massage therapist still in school we were asked to try a few different types to get the feel of how each one is. I personally tried the TheraPro Herbal Symphony cream and I absolutely love it,I have stuck with this one for a few reasons. The glide of this product is great,the usage is minimal(last awhile), and the SMELL,the smell is awesome!! I have tried a few and the smell of them have been rancid,even though they say unscented. TheraPro is the BEST!!!!
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I absolutely love this massage cream. I just recieved it today and tried a little bit of it. I love the smell. The consistency is great too! I only ordered the 14 oz. initially to try it out, and now I am back to order the 1/2 gallon.
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Celebrity Top 3Posted: April 27, 2012 Filed under: Celebrity Top 3 | Tags: Arts, Britney Spears, celebrity babies, Colleges and Universities, conservatorship, Drexel University, free britney, Gossip, Student newspaper, Triangle Leave a comment
These darn celebrities…always up to something!
The most talked about celebrity news (in my opinion) includes a possible new couple alert, my campaign to set Britney Spears free and lots of babies.
Head over the Drexel University's student newspaper The Triangle and catch up on what you missed this week!


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I want to ask for a professional opinion on a project I am working on. I have two clients that I update the content for on their site. Both sites use similar information & to prevent double entering it, I have a Access DB set-up and I simply copy the information needed to the second client via code. I would like to make it where they can now edit the information themselves online (or at least one of the clients since they now have a more tech-savy emp). Anyway, I was thinking of creating a shared db for the two clients & simply limit access to certain fields and preventing either from deleting information that the other one would need. I would still like to use WP for the CMS and simply add a plug-in or widget for the client's to access this information. Does anyone have any ideas?
Client 1 ~ Movie Theater
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Client 2 ~ Movie Rental
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As Jonathan noted yesterday, the left doesn't want to admit that the entitlement system built up since the New Deal is collapsing under unrelenting and ineluctable fiscal and demographic pressures. But there is another reason that the medical part of the system is in such a mess: the utter lack of market forces to bring down prices and inspire innovation and efficiency.
The New York Times has an article this morning on the wildly varying prices for standard medical procedures, such as an appendectomy:
Hospital charges are all over the map: according to the report published Monday in the Archives of Internal Medicine, fees for a routine appendectomy in California can range from $1,500 to — in one extreme case — $182,955. Researchers found wide variations in charges even among appendectomy patients treated at the same hospital.
"We expected to see variations of two or three times the amount, but this is ridiculous," said Dr. Renee Y. Hsia, the study's lead author and an assistant professor of emergency medicine at the University of California, San Francisco. "There's no rhyme or reason for how patients are charged or how hospitals come up with charges. There's no other industry where you get charged 100 times the same amount, or 121 times, for the same product," she said. Though she is an emergency room doctor herself, Dr. Hsia said, she has no idea what the hospital charges for various procedures. When patients ask her, she has to tell them she doesn't know.
The reason this is possible, of course, is that hardly anyone pays directly for medical care, especially emergency care. You go to the doctor or emergency room and do what you're told and someone—insurance, the government, etc.—pays the bill. Because they don't care what the answer is, no one ever asks the magic question: "How much is this going to cost?"
To be sure, someone arriving at the hospital with the acute abdominal pain of appendicitis is in a poor position to bargain, even if he has to care what the treatment is going to cost. But there are ways to bring price rationality to medicine even if the highly competitive pressures that force, say, all laptop computers to hover around the same price points, can never be fully in operation. There is a website, healthcarebluebook.com, that bills itself as "Your free guide to fair health care pricing." It lists the "fair price" for various medical procedures by zip code. For the 85 percent of medicine that is non-emergency, this allows "customers" to get a sense of what the market would be if there were one.
It would be easy to get people to always ask the magic question for routine health care. It's called the medical savings account, where people draw against a sum of money in an account to cover routine doctor visits and such. What they don't spend in a year goes, tax-free, into their retirement account. "Do I really need this test, doctor?" would suddenly be heard in every medical office. The left has always fiercely resisted this idea, precisely because it would bring market forces to bear and bring down costs, reducing pressure to develop a single-payer system.
For the big-ticket items, such as an appendectomy, requiring doctors and hospitals to publish a schedule of prices for routine procedures without complications (which occur far more rarely in real life than they do in medical shows on television) would be a big step in the right direction. Suddenly they would have to justify their prices as reporters would ask why hospital X is charging three times as much as hospital Y, three miles away, for the same procedure. Those prices would begin to converge, and towards the lower end of the range. That, in turn, would force hospitals and other medical providers to search for ways to cut costs through increased efficiency and innovation.
There are trillions of dollars in excess costs in the medical system today that could be squeezed out by the simple application of market forces through the frequent use of the magic question. Democrats don't want that question asked. Republicans should insist on it.


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KNOXVILLE — Don't look for University of Tennessee football coach Butch Jones to play favorites when fall training camp begins Friday, Aug. 1.
Jones is all about open competition. Every practice. Every session. Every minute.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen said Wednesday that she doesn't see a need for the Fed to start raising interest rates to defuse the risk that extremely low rates could destabilize the financial system.
The Memphis Bar Association poll of attorneys on the judicial races on the Aug. 7 ballot shows 16 percent to as high as 38 percent of the attorneys participating have no opinion in many of the judicial races.
Public school superintendents in Tennessee are not elected in a popular vote anymore. They are appointed by school boards – the only hiring decision school boards make.
So when the Shelby County Schools board voted 6-0 Monday, June 23, to extend the three-year contract of superintendent Dorsey Hopson through June 2018, it was a mandate by the board for the student achievement gains Hopson and the board have set as goals.
Sissy's Log Cabin is hosting a groundbreaking event for its Laurelwood Shopping Center store, set to open this fall.
Sissy's is hosting the groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, June 18, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. next door to Frost Bake Shop in Laurelwood. Sissy's founder, Sissy Jones, will be on hand, along with Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell and representatives from the Greater Memphis Chamber.
When the leadership at Sullivan Branding began cooking up their idea for what would become the agency's first formal intern program, they knew one thing.
The young, creative talent that Sullivan would welcome through the doors wouldn't be fetching coffee and shadowing the firm's veterans who were doing the "real" work.
The sixth annual Man of the House mentoring event for 12- to 18-year-old boys will be held Saturday, June 14, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the National Civil Rights Museum, 450 Mulberry St. A "power lunch" at noon will feature remarks from Sheriff Bill Oldham and Memphis business leaders. Cost is free. Register at manofthehouse.net or email email@example.com.
WASHINGTON (AP) – U.S. employers added 217,000 jobs in May, a substantial gain for a fourth straight month, fueling hopes that the economy will accelerate after a grim start to the year.
One educator's reform is another educator's wrong move.
Dorsey Hopson doesn't use the word "reform" as often as he uses the term "game changer."
But the superintendent of Shelby County Schools has himself become a game changer as the school board that signed him to a three-year contract last September weighs a further extension of his three-year contract that for now runs through September 2016.
Shelby County Schools board members are scheduled to vote on a contract extension for schools superintendent Dorsey Hopson at a special board meeting June 23.
Notice of the meeting comes about a week after school board chairman Kevin Woods authorized the school system's attorney, Valerie Speakman, to begin contract negotiations with Hopson and his representative on the extension.
The Shelby County Schools board will discuss Tuesday, May 27, an extension of Dorsey Hopson's three-year contract to be superintendent of the school system.
And a vote could come at the board's June 17 work session, if not sooner. Under state law, the body has up to 45 days before the August school board elections to extend the contract or leave the matter for consideration by the next school board.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The American economy shrugged off the end of a brutal winter last month, rebounding with the biggest hiring surge in two years and suggesting that the job market's gains could endure.
The Tennessee Brewery Untapped project's organizers have been granted a license to sell beer during the event by the Memphis Alcohol Commission.
In keeping with the local nature of the event, locally made craft beer will be available during Untapped from participants including High Cotton Brewing Co., Ghost River Brewing, Wiseacre Brewing and Memphis Made Brewing.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Janet Yellen era at the Federal Reserve begins in earnest this week with a two-day meeting, a policy statement and fresh economic forecasts. Yet all that will be a prelude to the marquee event: Yellen's first news conference as Fed chair.
Merck & Co.'s hot experimental cancer drug, already closely watched by investors, got more attention Wednesday after the company announced new alliances with three other drugmakers to test it in combination with their drugs.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Federal Reserve is pushing ahead with a plan to shrink its bond-buying program because of a strengthening U.S. economy. It's doing so even though the prospect of reduced Fed stimulus and higher U.S. interest rates has rattled global markets.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Just as Ben Bernanke prepares to turn the chairmanship of the Federal Reserve over to Janet Yellen, global markets are on edge over the prospect that she'll extend a policy he began: a steady pullback in the Fed's extraordinary economic stimulus.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Is this week when the Federal Reserve finally slows its aggressive stimulus for the economy? Or does it want to await more evidence of a consistently improving economy?
WASHINGTON (AP) – U.S. home prices rose more slowly in September than in August, a sign that weaker sales are preventing the kinds of sharp price gains that occurred earlier this year.
The first dissent from the idea that the suburban schools agreements are a good deal in which no side got everything it wanted began when the six sets of talks, which began in June, went public.
It came during the Shelby County Commission's votes Friday, Nov. 22, to approve the tentative agreements with Lakeland and Arlington.
If Memphis College of Art President Ron Jones has anything to do with it, there will be no starving artists among the ranks of the college's future alumni.
WASHINGTON (AP) – A lot can change in six weeks.
When the Federal Reserve last met in mid-September, almost everyone expected it to start reducing the stimulus it's given the U.S. economy to help it rebound from the Great Recession.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Titans owner Bud Adams, who helped found the American Football League and whose battles for players helped lead to the merger with the NFL, has died. He was 90.
It might be obscured by the record – 1-4 overall, 0-2 in the American Athletic Conference – but the University of Memphis football team has a good defense.
Good enough that the Tigers are ranked 11th in the country in total defense, allowing an average of 305.2 yards per game in an era in which many teams seem to run – and pass – their way up and down the field at will.
WASHINGTON (AP) – In a surprise, the Federal Reserve has decided against reducing its stimulus for the U.S. economy because its outlook for growth has dimmed in the past three months.
The Fed said it will continue to buy $85 billion a month in bonds while it awaits conclusive evidence that the economy is strengthening. The Fed's bond purchases are intended to keep long-term borrowing rates low to boost spending and economic growth.
Memphis-based Southeastern Asset Management Inc., the investment firm that along with activist investor Carl Icahn opposed the proposed buyout of Dell Inc., disclosed that it has taken a nearly 12 percent stake in News Corp.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Employers are sketching a hazy picture of the U.S. job market for the Federal Reserve to weigh in deciding this month whether to reduce its stimulus for the economy – and, if so, by how much.
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The new American Athletic Conference kicks off Thursday night and nine of the league's 10 teams play this weekend. ESPN will televise two of the games, other ESPN networks will carry another six games, and NBC will televise Temple at Notre Dame. It's a high-exposure start for the league formerly known as the Big East.
The city's bus system isn't out of the woods yet.
The Memphis Area Transit Authority's long drive through a wilderness of record ridership for the trolley system, years of operating funding cuts, withering criticism and millions of dollars in capital funding showed signs this week of continuing for some time.
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday that the U.S. economy is growing only modestly, a downgrade from its June assessment. The Fed expects growth will pick up in the second half of the year, but the more cautious message may be a signal that it's not ready to slow its bond purchases soon.
WASHINGTON (AP) – When the Federal Reserve offers its latest word on interest rates this week, few think it will telegraph the one thing investors have been most eager to know: When it will slow its bond purchases, which have kept long-term borrowing rates low.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Ben Bernanke's sway over financial markets has been on full display in recent weeks. When the Federal Reserve chairman speaks Wednesday to Congress, investors will once again parse each word for any subtle shift in the Fed's stance on interest rates.
U.S. manufacturing activity grew in June behind a pickup in new orders, exports and production. Better economic growth overseas is boosting U.S. exports and could help American factories rebound in the second half of the year.
The Judicial Nominating Commission had a busy last few days before it went into limbo last week.
The commission sent Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam two slates for each of the three appeals court vacancies to come a year and two months from now when three appellate court judges opt not to run for re-election and end their terms.
Environmental Court Judge Larry Potter said Monday, June 24, that he hopes the new owners of the historic Nineteenth Century Club building on Union Avenue will preserve the decaying structure.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. economy may not be strong enough for the Federal Reserve to slow its bond purchases later this year.
That's the takeaway from economists after the government cut its estimate Wednesday of growth in the January-March quarter to a 1.8 percent annual rate, sharply below its previous estimate of a 2.4 percent rate. The main reason: Consumers spent less than previously thought.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 1.8 percent in the first three months of the year, significantly slower than first thought. The steep revision occurred mostly because consumers spent less than previously estimated, a sign that higher taxes could be dampening growth.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The U.S. housing recovery is strengthening. Factories are fielding more orders. And Americans' confidence in the economy has reached its highest point in 5.5 years.
That brightening picture, captured in four reports Tuesday, suggests that the economy could accelerate in the second half of the year. It underscores the message last week from the Federal Reserve, which plans to slow its bond-buying program this year and end it next year if the economy continues to strengthen. The Fed's bond purchases have helped keep long-term interest rates low.
The owners of the historic Nineteenth Century Club building on Union Avenue will be in Environmental Court Monday, June 24, according to a group dedicated to preserving historic structures.
Memphis Heritage said Thursday, June 20, that the owner of the property, Liang Lin of Arkansas, doing business as The Union Group LLC., is charged with owning or maintaining a dangerous or neglected building and will be in General Sessions Division 14.
A small group of girls huddled around a car-like robot with long sensors as they worked on making sure the car will be able to complete a programmed route at an exhibition next week.
"Try this in front Dennisha," said Ashley Jones, as she handed Dennisha Williams a small gray wheel.
There is still some power left in the line that separates Memphis City Schools from Shelby County Schools with about two weeks left until the two public school systems formally become one.
That was evident Tuesday, June 11, as the countywide school board approved a slate of 35 policy decisions for the merged school system whose fiscal year begins July 1.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans are more confident in the U.S. economy than at any point in the past five years, thanks to surging home values, a brighter job market and record-setting stock prices.
In the last five years, the 600 computers in the Memphis Public Library & Information Center were used 1.2 million times.
In that same five years, the budget for the library system of 18 locations has been cut 21 percent and there has been a 20 percent reduction in hours over the same five years.
When Shelby County's two public school systems went to a single superintendent in March, interim superintendent Dorsey Hopson emphasized that his first priority is a budget proposal later this month for the school system that merges formally with the July 1 start of the fiscal year.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Gains in housing and manufacturing propelled the U.S. economy over the winter, according to reports released Tuesday, and analysts say they point to the resilience of consumers and businesses as government spending cuts kick in.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Americans stepped up borrowing in January to buy cars and attend school, while staying cautious about using their credit cards.
Consumer borrowing rose $16.2 billion in January from December to a total of $2.8 trillion, the Federal Reserve said Thursday. That's the highest level on record.
A countywide school board ethics committee recommended no board action Wednesday, Feb. 13, against board member David Pickler on conflict of interest allegations made by fellow board member Martavius Jones.
Once countywide school board members finished Tuesday, Jan. 29, posing for a picture with outgoing Memphis City Schools superintendent Kriner Cash, the board quickly got back to the emerging details of the coming schools merger.
Three countywide school board members on Wednesday, Jan. 23, began the first ethics probe of another board member that anyone with either school system can remember.
School board member Martavius Jones made a formal complaint in December that fellow member David Pickler violated the board's code of ethics by not disclosing his personal interest in school board business. He also called for Pickler to resign.
WASHINGTON (AP) – A last-minute deal will keep the U.S. from driving off the so-called "fiscal cliff," but higher taxes and continued political fighting in Washington threaten to shake the fragile economy well into 2013.
Makowsky Ringel Greenberg LLC is sharpening the focus of its commercial real estate division to stabilize its existing portfolio as well as build its third-party brokerage in the Memphis market.
Jeff Webb, founder and CEO of Memphis-based Varsity Brands Inc., will be the new president and chief operating officer effective Jan. 1 at Herff Jones Inc., a manufacturer of graduation-related items like yearbooks, rings, caps and gowns.
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Talk about a smoke break.
Tobacco companies have introduced almost no new cigarettes or smokeless tobacco products in the U.S. in more than 18 months because the federal government has prevented them from doing so, an Associated Press review has found.
WASHINGTON (AP) – Everyone who pays income tax – and some who don't –will feel it.
So will doctors who accept Medicare, people who get unemployment aid, defense contractors, air traffic controllers, national park rangers and companies that do research and development.
WASHINGTON (AP) – A flurry of reports Thursday showed that U.S. consumers are growing more confident and spending more, boosting a still-weak economy just five days before the presidential election.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Six weeks ago, the Federal Reserve unveiled its latest plan to invigorate the U.S. economy. This week, the Fed will likely send a simple message:
Give that plan time to work.
NEW YORK (AP) — Nobody was expecting this round of corporate earnings reports to be great. But companies' underwhelming results are still rattling investors.
Stocks plunged Tuesday in one of the worst days on Wall Street this year. Big-name companies reported weak quarterly revenue and lowered their forecasts for the rest of the year.
NEW YORK (AP) – Newsweek will end its print publication after 80 years and shift to an all-digital format in early 2013.
Its last U.S. print edition will be its Dec. 31 issue. The paper version of Newsweek is the latest casualty of a changing world where readers get more of their information from websites, tablets and smartphones. It's also an environment in which advertisers are looking for less expensive alternatives online.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The outlook for the U.S. economy brightened a little Tuesday after reports that consumer prices stayed tame and homebuilder confidence rose to the highest level in six years.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Federal Reserve unleashed a series of bold and open-ended steps Thursday designed to stimulate the economy by boosting the stock market and making it cheaper for people to borrow and spend.
WASHINGTON (AP) – U.S. service companies expanded at a faster pace in August than July, helped by stronger hiring. The growth at firms that employ roughly 90 percent of the work force suggests the economy is slowly improving.
WASHINGTON (AP) – U.S. factory activity shrank for the third straight month in August as new orders, production and employment all fell. The report adds to other signs that manufacturing is struggling around the globe.
JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. (AP) – Chairman Ben Bernanke made clear Friday that the Federal Reserve will do more to boost the economy because of high U.S. unemployment and an economic recovery that remains "far from satisfactory."
NEW YORK (AP) – It's not just in your head. Mondays really are the worst.
Monday is the only day the stock market is more likely to fall than to rise. The Dow Jones industrial average has been down 10 of the past 11 Mondays. And the two worst days in market history are both known as Black Monday.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The recession that ended three years ago this summer has been followed by the feeblest economic recovery since the Great Depression.
Since World War II, 10 U.S. recessions have been followed by a recovery that lasted at least three years. An Associated Press analysis shows that by just about any measure, the one that began in June 2009 is the weakest.
Each August, thousands of Elvis Presley fans make their annual pilgrimage to Graceland to pay homage to the King of Rock 'n' Roll.
But this year – being the 35th anniversary of Presley's death and the 30th anniversary of Graceland being open to the public – will be one for the record books.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The Federal Reserve said Wednesday that the U.S. economy is losing strength and repeated a pledge to take further steps to boost growth if hiring remains weak.
The Fed took no new action after a two-day policy meeting. But it acknowledged in a statement released after the meeting that economic activity had slowed over the first half of the year. It also said unemployment remains elevated and consumer spending is rising at a somewhat slower pace.
When countywide school board members meet Tuesday, July 31, they will have a final plan for the merger of the two public school systems in Shelby County that looks a lot like the tentative plan they got last month.
WASHINGTON (AP) – High unemployment isn't going away – not as long as the economy grows as slowly as it did in the April-June quarter.
Weak consumer spending held growth to an annual rate of just 1.5 percent, even less than the 2 percent rate in the first quarter. And few expect the economy to accelerate in the second half of the year as Europe's financial woes and a U.S. budget crisis restrain businesses and consumers.
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) – Europe is on the brink again. The region's debt crisis flared on Monday as fears intensified that Spain would be next in line for a government bailout.
A recession is deepening in Spain, the fourth-largest economy that uses the euro currency, and a growing number of its regional governments are seeking financial lifelines to make ends meet. The interest rate on Spanish government bonds soared in a sign of waning market confidence in the country's ability to pay off its debts.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke painted a dark picture of where the U.S. economy is headed if Congress fails to reach agreement soon to avert a budget crisis.
"It would probably knock the recovery back into a recession and cost a lot of jobs, and would greatly delay the recovery that we're hoping to facilitate," said Bernanke at the end of two hours of testimony Tuesday before the Senate Banking Committee.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The outlook for the U.S. economy appeared dimmer Monday after a report that Americans spent less at retail businesses for a third straight month in June.
The report led some economists to downgrade their estimates for economic growth in the April-June quarter. Many now think the economy grew even less than in the first quarter of the year, when it expanded at a sluggish 1.9 percent annual rate.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve is open to taking further action to support the struggling U.S. economy. But minutes of the Fed's June meeting show policymakers at odds over whether the economy needs more help now.
WASHINGTON (AP) – A third straight month of weak hiring shows the U.S. economy is still struggling three years after the recession officially ended.
U.S. employers added just 80,000 jobs in June, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 8.2 percent, the Labor Department said Friday.
June: Boon & Lampoon After taking body blows in May, the stock market had its best June since 1999. This time, we can credit European politicians rather than American central bankers for the strong finish. That, my friends, is a welcome change.
WASHINGTON (AP) – U.S. manufacturing shrank in June for the first time in nearly three years, adding to signs that economic growth is weakening.
Production declined, and the number of new orders plunged, according to a monthly report released Monday by the Institute for Supply Management.
A measure of U.S. consumer sentiment fell in June to the lowest level for 2012, dragged down by a sluggish job market and weak growth.
The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan index of consumer sentiment fell to 73.2 in June from 79.3 in May. Higher-income households said they planned to cut back on spending, accounting for much of the drop.
After effectively ruling out Kriner Cash last week as the leader of the consolidated Shelby County school system, school board members now turn to a decision about how to select that superintendent.
WASHINGTON (AP) – The sluggish job market is weighing on the U.S. economy three years after the Great Recession ended. And the signs suggest hiring may not strengthen any time soon.
A measure of the number of people applying for unemployment benefits over the past month has reached a six-month high, the government said Thursday. The increase suggests that layoffs are rising and June will be another tepid month for hiring.
The countywide school board voted Tuesday, June 19, not to renew the contract of Memphis City Schools superintendent Dr. Kriner Cash past August 2013 when it is scheduled to run out.
The 14-8 vote came during two back-to-back school board meetings covering five hours in which the board also agreed to talk more about a process for selecting the superintendent of the consolidated school system to come at a meeting next week.
Members of the Cooper Young Business Association are working together in a money and food drive for Operation Feed, the Mid-South Food Bank's largest drive.
When countywide school board members resume a still-preliminary discussion Tuesday, June 19, about who should be superintendent of the merged public school system to come, they will have another opinion to consider.
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The Gift of Being an Anxious New Mom
I feel very fortunate to have battled my own bouts of anxiety and the baby blues with the birth of one of my own children. When I was suffering of this debilitating battle, I would wonder why? Why me? It's hard enough being a new mother of a baby that needs me 24/7, she cries, she poops—she never takes a break! Why, on top of all of that, ...
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Child-Led vs. Adult-Led Therapy
I think all of us in some way have a style to our therapy that prefers one or the other. I have made it my own challenge to be able to do both: the reason being that there should not just be one type of approach for all children. I feel like some kids thrive and respond better when they feel like they can lead the play in a session. Other ...
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Interview with Helen Vadala, MS, OTL: Part 2
This week is the second part of my interview with Helen Vadala, MS, OTL, an occupational therapist working and supervising in both the homecare and preschool settings in Delaware County in Pennsylvania. Our discussion continues as we look at the recent changes in homecare and how budget cuts are affecting early intervention, as well as ...
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Interview with Helen Vadala, MS, OTL: Part 1
Join me today for my interview with my friend and colleague, Helen Vadala, MS, OTL, who, as you will see, wears many hats. She works and supervises within both the homecare and the preschool setting and will share her views and insights about the realities of working in early intervention in 2011. Stephanie: Hi Helen. Thank you so much for ...
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The Speech Spirit: Remembering Fathers
I would like to begin today's post by saying I hope all the dads out there who take the time to read this blog had a wonderful Father's Day this past Sunday! Every once in a while we have a father write in and I always enjoy listening to their perspective. Dads are invaluable to the development of their children and moms really need their ...
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An Extra Year of Early Intervention?
In our county, early intervention services run from 0-5, and children receive their 3-5 year old services in an academic preschool setting. Once children turn five, they are then eligible to go on to kindergarten. As that time approaches, families attend what we call a ''transition meeting'' within their school district. From there begins the ...
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Honoring Our Readers
Although this blog post will not get posted onto the site until Tuesday, May 10th, I am writing it two days before on Sunday night as I so often do before the Tuesday posting. Today was Mother's Day, 2011, and here in the northeast section of the U.S. the sun was shining, the sky was a bright blue, and we enjoyed a glorious Sunday with dear ...
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A Friendly Reminder: Updated Hearing Evaluations
This past week I made a special trip with a family I have known for a few years now to visit our county audiologist. I worked with this family in homecare and now work with the little girl in our preschool setting. She has had an extensive history of ear infections and is on her third set of inner ear tubes. Six months ago, the family visited ...
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Wordless Wednesday – Florence Viola Hoyt
I love this photo, it has such a lovely, dreamy quality to it.
My aunt, Florence Viola Hoyt (Aunt Flossie) ca. 1940.
I'm not entirely sure who the child is but I believe it is her daughter, Jean Faye Kidby. I'm also taking a guess on the location, which I think might be the Neponset River in Dorchester, MA.


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An educative journey to Spain and Portugal, partly offroad
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Up here I found another gravel path (which doesn't look steep on this image but I actually needed two attempts to get up, almost whacking the windshield into my own face on the first attempt) ...
... to enjoy the scenery from above:
At the center of this part of the wine region I found this beautiful house (apparently creating (port) wine is a business that creates nice income) ...
... and further on a gate and a road behind it. Unfortunately the gate was closed and locked.
Backtracking a bit and looking for another exit I found several more such gates, leading to the conclusion that I was on private property, not open to the public. After almost an hour of erratically cruising around the very same entry point as in the beginning appeared to be the only way out:
I guess they just hadn't expected someone would drive up this ramp and thus skipped to close it like all the other entry points.
Afterwards I was in need of some refreshments and a drink. On the terrace of a bar next to the river two british BMW riders were reclining, for a while we traded travel stories. I'm pretty sure afterwards they shook their heads about my enthusiasm for the KTM ... after all we all know that the Beemer is the best bike in the world, don't we?
Anyway, they gave me ideas for my next visit to Portugal, to which I'll come back later on.
Ride report being written right now: Spain and Portugal 2007
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Making hydrogen gas in water just got a little easier. The discovery may lead to inexpensive, practical means of harvesting sunlight to create clean-burning hydrogen for powering cars or generating electricity.
Scientists would like to mimic plant photosynthesis, which harvests sunlight and splits water molecules to create fuel. It sounds simple, but even in plants the task is a highly orchestrated set of reactions, with multiple players acting in multiple places. So researchers often tackle one half of photosynthesis at a time.
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