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Ramirez is now available to be traded, but that's pretty unlikely to happen. Whether he's back in 2012, though, remains to be seen.
Ramirez is now available to be traded, but that's pretty unlikely to happen. Whether he's back in 2012, though, remains to be seen.
Cubs expect Cashner to pitch in Arizona Fall League, Mike Quade just doesn't get it, Brett Jackson's immediate future is still unclear, and Tyler Colvin is trying to improve.
Well, the Brewers are kinda good right now.
But there's actually good explanation. Darwin Barney says the defense will improve, Ryan Dempster is a pitching coach, Andrew Cashner had a perfect outing, and Jim Hendry is still a nice guy.
Miller Park continues to be particularly friendly to the Brewers.
The expectation is that, while the renovations will not be complete by 2014, they will be done by 2016.
A top ten list of the best Chicago Cubs prospects following the draft signing period.
If you don't remember who Dan Evans is, you're not alone.
The 28-year-old non-prospect is so thoroughly destroying AAA that it's too hard to ignore. Matt Garza is unlucky, Mike Quade doesn't understand waivers, Jim Hendry is getting the boot again, and Alfonso Soriano loves fastballs.
The Hendryless Pixie Dust has worn off.
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Would he give the Cubs another salary break, though? Bud Selig is a big fan of Tom Ricketts and Wrigley Field, one writer says Ozzie Guillen could switch sides, and the Cubs' farm system is middle-of-the-pack.
Tom Ricketts has already started gathering intelligence on Colletti, and one attraction is the likelihood that he'd bring Ryne Sandberg into the fold. Seriously?
The Yankees claimed Pena, but the Cubs couldn't (or wouldn't) work out a trade.
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Phil Rogers says the Cubs are considering claiming Floyd in what would be the first step of putting together a multi-player trade.
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Just like Jenna Maroney's "relationship" with Mickey Rourke, it's over. The series finale of 30 Rock has come and gone, and it was a bittersweet and hilarious farewell to one of the best comedies (in the opinion of this writer) to hit TV in the past 20 years. Tina Fey brought her signature comic flare to NBC with a parody gun pointed straight at Saturday Night Live, but it was all in good fun while it lasted.
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French-Italian bistro in a former warehouse
Fifties lunch counter-turned-stylish diner and martini bar. This restaurant pays tribute to Poole's Luncheonette, a downtown Raleigh landmark that opened as a pie shop in 1942.
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|Broker: TimeToExecute Uses linear regression and a log of hitpoint values to estimate how long a boss has left to die and reach execute range. Requires a LibDataBroker Display Addon, like StatBlockCore or ElvUI. Mathematics are based on the TimeToExecute Addon developed by Tifordin in 2009. Features Two estimates: one to execute time and one to kill time. Flexible timer uses the configured amount of historic data to determine how quickly the target unit is currently dropping. Because only...
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|Estimated range display. Type /rangedisplay for configuration or /rangedisplay locked to lock/unlock the frames. RangeDisplay is a simple range display addon. It is using spell range, item range and interact-distance based checks to determine the approximate range to your current target. Due to the whackyness of interact-distance based checks, recent versions only use those when spell/item based checks are not possible . The display can be configured in many ways (displaying only the max...
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|Displays the remaining time before your temporary pet is dismissed (Water Elemental, Shadowfiend, etc)
|Feb 25, 2015
|Displays the remaing cooldown of the action you tried to use. Type /cdtg for help, /cdtg config for configuration. CooldownToGo displays the cooldown on the last action/spell/item you tried to use (and failed due to it being on cooldown). The display consists of the icon of the action and a countdown showing the cooldown time remaining. The display fades after a configurable period, and it pops up again when the cooldown is (almost) finished. It is possible to set up an ignore-list for...
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|A Data Broker plugin for showing your longest fight and your current fight time, works with any Data Broker display addon.
|Feb 25, 2015
|A Data Broker plugin for displaying Raid DPS, works with any Data Broker display addon.
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|Display your current DPS in a broker display addon of your choice.
|Feb 24, 2015
|Minimalist is a collection of miscellaneous UI tweaks and automations for building a minimal UI with minimal addons or using as the core of a compilation. Since I am using a very barebone laptop from time to time, I am planning to release an even more minimalistic version of Minimalist called Micromalist, stay tuned. small update for WoW 6 (not all features work 100%). Playing on starter edition only, so can't test all but will try to update soon Tweaks included: AutoMagic: Auto-Ignore Duels...
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|Quartz is a modular approach to a casting bar addon. An overview of (hopefully most of) the modules: *Player The core of Quartz is lightweight implementation of a standard casting bar, with configurable size, text and icon positioning, and colors. *Target/Focus Implementation of target and focus casting bars in similar fashion to the player cast bar. *Buffs Display of target and focus buffs and debuffs as duration bars using the new API introduced in patch 2.1. *Flight Hooks into FlightMap or...
Vex Interrupts
|Jan 18, 2015
|Purpose This addon will show print a message when: interrupting an enemy dispelling an enemy stealing a spell from an enemy Config The messages and output channels are easily customizable in the options. The tracking can be set to "only active when in a grp or raid". You can choose different settings for the following "zones": Bg Arena Dungeon Raid-Instance Challenge Mode Any other zone All settings are accountwide. Also tracks your pet abilities !
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|SimpleMD is a small addon used to broadcast information about your threat redirection spells to your raid or party. SimpleMD now tracks both Misdirection and Tricks of the Trade Slash Commands /simplemd or /smd Features Automatic broadcasting on successful Misdirection/Tricks cast, even from within macros Multiple display zones including, the chat frame, to a custom channel, raid warning, raid and party chat, and even to Scrolling Combat Text addons Warnings include: MD/Tricks cast, MD/Tricks...
Vex Runes
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|Vex Runes shows runes for deathknights and how long they need to reload. All Rune positions can be set manually. You can also choose different presets for the positions. Colors, loading-effect and cooldown-text can all be edited. Vex Runes can be combined with the 'Vex power'-Addon to add a power bar to the runes.
Comergy Redux
|Jan 01, 2015
|Comergy Redux is an add-on for monitoring players power. It currently supports all primary powers and most secondary. It allows for many customizations including colors, sound notifications, bar partitioning, size, orientation, and textures. Use /comergy or /cmg to open the setting window. Special thanks to yjoe61, the author of the original Comergy, for allowing me to expand and update this add-on. Now on Icebox Check it out on SolidICE Features: Custom colors and sizes Horizontal, and...
Enigma Unit Frames
|Dec 16, 2014
|Summary This is a continued maintenance project of the Enigma Unit Frames ( EN_UnitFrames ). The project is originally started by a player named 'Enigma' on 2006, who has quit wow game and stopped the maintenance of this addon on 2007. Another famous addon author from China, xazhaoyang829, continued the maintenance of this addon until wow version 3.0.3. Nowadays, Enigma Unit Frames ( EN_UnitFrames ) is maintained by Taiwan players from 2008 to present. Enigma Unit Frames ( EN_UnitFrames )...
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|AdiCastBar is a small, simple casting bar addon. Features Replace Blizzard casting bar, Player casting bar with integrated latency and pushback display, Channeling ticks for some spells, Big target casting bar, Global cooldown display, Focus casting bar, Pet casting bar, Bars can be moved and slightly configured using the /adicastbar chat command. Alternative bar texture can be selected by using SharedMedia and !SurfaceControl. ConfigMode support. What it does not do Tradeskill merging (i.e....
|Nov 14, 2014
|A simple combat timer. Prints out the duration of each fight to chat after combat ends. If a chat window named "Combat Times" is present, just the times (in seconds) will be printed there, too, for easy copying and further analysis. To copy stuff from chat windows, I recommend the most simple iCopy.
|Nov 14, 2014
|Features as follows: * Automatic spell detection and duration tracking. * Tertiary effect detection (frostbite, vulnerabilities, other talent effects, and more). * Customisation of bars (size, colour, positions). * EMPHASIS of expiring bars (moveable/hideable). * Audio notification when spell is ending / has ended. * Raid Announcing when spell has been cast / is ending / has ended. * Customisable bar groups supporting filtering of buffs to specific groups (target/focus/custom/default).
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|Features Basic Monitor all active Item or Spell(incl. Pet) Cooldowns as Buttons. Grouping Buttons for Items and Spells in its own Button Bars Support for combining both to one Bar Support for a Bar with Expiring Cooldowns Option to split single Cooldowns from that Groups and Displaying them on saved positions. GUI Based Configuration Customization Skinnable Buttons with Masque Button size and opacity configurable You can enable a 'pulse' effect for Cooldonws that are finished Button Bar fully...
|Nov 08, 2014
|Shows Jukes and Interrupts Slash Command: /juke Shows Jukes and Interrupts in the chat frame Custom message formatting Supports announce to chat (disabled in battlegrounds) Localization Libraries: Ace3, LibDataBroker
|Nov 03, 2014
|A very simple range display for the level 90 Priest talent, Halo. Features Small simple display for positioning yourself for Halo Indicator only appears and checks ranges while you're in combat Plus/Minus indicator for repositioning. Minus means you're too close, Plus means you're too far away. Green Light: Halo Sweet Spot Yellow Light: Slightly outside the sweet spot Red Light: Far outside the sweet spot White: Unit (default is Target) does not exist Several options for when to show the...


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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.—A federal appeals court has upheld a previous court ruling favoring ADT and other alarm companies in a case involving public entities monopolizing fire alarm monitoring.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.—Another front in the battle in Illinois over public entities monopolizing fire alarm monitoring opened up recently when the village of Westmont approved an ordinance requiring all businesses to connect their fire alarms to its emergency dispatch center.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.—Now that a federal judge has ordered the Lisle-Woodridge Fire District to get out of the fire alarm monitoring business, the state alarm association is encouraging private alarm contractors to once again seek customers there.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.—The latest decision in a lawsuit brought by ADT and other alarm companies over public entities taking over fire alarm monitoring in the state contains "a lot of positive things for the alarm industry," according to the executive director of the Illinois Electronic Security Association.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.—A PSAP that controls emergency communications for numerous municipalities around Chicago is reportedly having such problems with delayed response times that dispatchers recently voted "no confidence" in the agency's management.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.—The security alarm industry scored two significant victories last week in an ongoing battle in this state over public entities monopolizing fire alarm monitoring, according to the head of the Illinois Electronic Security Association.
CHICAGO, Ill.—A federal appeals court based here says public fire districts in Illinois have a legal right to be in the fire alarm monitoring business, but can't displace the private fire market in doing so.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.—Two court decisions in late August bolstered the alarm industry's position in an ongoing dispute in Illinois over public entities taking control of fire alarm monitoring away from private companies.
DES PLAINES, Ill.—Third-party monitoring center EMERgency24 is remaining true to its roots as well as getting ready for something new, according to PR manager Kevin Lehan and national sales manager Kevin McCarthy. The central station recently opened a new hot redundant monitoring center and is expanding its dealer offerings.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill.—A battle in this state over public entities taking control over fire alarm monitoring is still raging, despite a recent federal court ruling saying a public fire district had no legal right to invalidate contracts that ADT Security and other companies had with their customers and put itself solely in charge of commercial fire alarm monitoring.
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Bagatelle Guest Cottage is a unique and romantic little cottage, part of the oceanfront Bagatelle estate on the edge of the village of Bar Harbor, with beach access and an easy stroll into the village. Very nicely furnished and maintained, it's ideal for a couple--we place many honeymooners and anniversary couples in this sweet cottage. Shares a patio area and lawn with Bagatelle (the main house); can be combined with Bagatelle to sleep up to 14.
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Sewerin Ltd
based in Hitchin, UNITED KINGDOM
The development, production and global distribution of measuring equipment for locating leaks in water and gas networks. Sewerin Ltd offers products and services for the gas and water supply utilities. Products include water leak correlators, water leak detecting ground microphones, water leak noise loggers, gas detectors for methane safety and toxic gases, for confined ...
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based in Bornheim, GERMANY
ribeka - The Experts for Efficient Water and Environmental Management was founded in 1995 and was awarded with the German Founder Awards for innovative developments in the ground water sector in 1996. Since then, the company has become a well known leader in the development and application of water management systems. For the past 13 years, we have been setting standards ...
Pulsar Instruments plc
based in Filey, UNITED KINGDOM
Pulsar Instruments Plc have over 45 years of experience in the noise measurement sector. The company designs, manufactures and markets from their head office in the UK compliant, common sense, practical solutions for industrial, occupational and other noise measurement applications in the work environment via a global distribution network. From the beginning, Pulsar have ...
based in Birkenhead, UNITED KINGDOM
a1-cbiss are an ISO accredited, environmental monitoring systems supplier with expertise in the design, manufacture and integration of fixed and portable environmental monitoring solutions: MCERTS accredited Continuous Emissions Monitoring Systems; Gas Detection & Analysis Instrumentation; and Sequential Sampling Systems. a1-cbiss offer complete turnkey solutions ...
Testo Limited
based in Alton, UNITED KINGDOM
We offer an extensive range of instruments for many parameters and applications including; Temperature, Humidity, Velocity, Gas analysis, RPM, Pressure, Light, pH, Sound. testo instruments are widely used in the following sectors: HVAC-R: heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration. Process Industry: manufacturing industries, service companies and utilities. ...
IMR Environmental Equipment, Inc.
based in St. Petersburg, FLORIDA (USA)
IMR Environmental Equipment, Inc. is one of the leading manufacturers worldwide for portable flue-gas analyzers and stationary flue-gas analyzers using electro-chemical and NDIR technology. Furthermore, the product range includes leak detectors (HC, refrigerant), thermometers, manometers and anemometers. IMR has almost 30 years of experience designing, manufacturing and ...
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Franatech is a company specialized in development, production and supply of underwater sensors for dissolved gases. We are the world-leader in underwater methane monitoring and detection technology. Franatech products are used world-wide for industrial applications like offshore O & G, aquaculture, water and waste water, hydroelectricity. They are also deployed by ...
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based in Mumbai, INDIA
Ambetronics is an ISO 9001-2008 certified company. A highly motivated-technologically-strong electronic company that offers complete instrumentation and processing solutions for your process automation needs. What began in 1992 has grown and expanded greatly to include over 100 instruments that cater to a diverse range of industries and process markets including ...
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based in Cataumet, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
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Few words about me. I'm a good guy... hell that sounds so stereotypical... Well..I'm educated, professionally employed, intelligent, well-rounded and fun. I'm open-minded and strong-willed. I'm creative and adventurous. I love going out, exploring the town with friends, going to a party, concert or an art show. I like going to thrift-stores in a search of treasure (haven't quite hit gold yet). I'd love to take a road-trip somewhere and see some places around. What i'm doing with my life? I must've re-written this part 10 times over... Does everyone have a problem figuring it out? I graduated college, now I'm busting my butt trying to get as much professional experience as i can. I'm not a big fan of.. money... I think humans spending most of their life in the race to see who can get more of these little bits of paper is hilarious.. and sad. I really hope i can get to the point where my work is flexible enough and provides sufficient funds to really enjoy life. Travel, see the world, learn new cultures. Not think twice about just taking off to somewhere new. What am i good at? Hmm... i tend to read a lot... not on one specific subject, but anything i find fascinating. My mind is filled with unusual facts that i tend to share with everyone around me. The most common question is: "how the hell do you know that?" For example: did you know that Wombats poop is square? It's true! Google it! :D They apparently like to pile it up on top of rocks and logs to make it more visible... and if it was round it would just.. roll off. (ok, now i'm thinking that talking about poop isn't exactly the best tidbit of knowledge to put on my profile, but... i've gotta be myself). I'm also really good at finding new hobbies and getting tired of them quickly. My new thing is producing music. I'm searching for a turntable so that i could make samples from old vinyl records and use them to make some cool sounding music? Let's see how long that lasts :D The first things people usually notice about me. Well...The idea of HAVING to take a razor to my face every morning doesn't appeal to me, so i tend to wear a slight scruff (it's not scratchy at all, i promise! :) I wish i could grow a full beard, but, alas, my mustache doesn't grow as lusciously : Also, i always walk around with a smile. I'm polite to people, hold doors, I say please, thank servers and such. Some of my friends think it's weird, but... who cares? I spend a lot of time thinking about. Meaning of life, true source of pleasure, logic of politics. Oh.. and i think a cool name for a band would be "The Cranial Dialysis" (probably punk-rock... or something like that).
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Aerobics, Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Cycling, Dancing, Inline skating, Other types of exercise, Running, Skiing, VolleyBall, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines, Yoga
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I really enjoy sushi, so Riki Sushi in North Park, and some fridays i go to Turf Club for a few drinks
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Looking for something fun to do with my friends, night out on the town, a dinner party, a show, road-trip? May go to a bar, have a couple of drinks and socialize. Go to a hookah bar to sit back and relax. Go out on a new adventure!
I enjoyed 1984, currently reading "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!". I can't even tell you how many times i've re-read Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe
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Reminder & Roster For Ticket Giveaway Game
This morning Hammond posted the respective rosters for the Kings' two preseason games this Wednesday. As a bonus to those who enter our giveaway (remember, make a sign, take a picture, send it in, win two tickets), we at Staples… Read More ›
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Ending Teacher Tenure Would Have Little Impact on its Own
Data from North Carolina suggest that principals are not using the four-year period before teachers qualify for tenure to identify and remove their lowest performers.
Leveled Reading: The Making of a Literacy Myth
Opponents of the Common Core question the idea of improving literacy by introducing higher levels of textual complexity into the instructional mix.
Amidst Edtech Horror Stories, Some Blended-Learning Schools Shine
A growing number of examples show that used well, blended learning—and hence education technology—can help boost student achievement in both charter and district school settings.
Montgomery County's Elementary School Curriculum: Where's the Beef?
The MCPS curriculum is weak when it comes to content in science and extremely weak in history.
Look to Course Access to Expand Students' Horizons
Course access is a powerful tool to make particular courses available to students who otherwise wouldn't be able to take them.
Charter School Teachers Subsidize State Pension Plans
Charter schools and their teachers pay the same high employer and employee contribution rates as all other schools, but higher turnover rates mean their teachers will get much less in return.
How California Superintendents Can Bust Through Policies to Implement Blended Learning
We need more opportunities for education leaders to help their peers with solutions to the problems and barriers they confront as they move toward blended learning.
Administrators Get Disproportionately Large Pensions
The Empire Center and several other organizations have published a database of New York teacher and administrator pensions that lists the pensions and service years of every member.
Is Character Education the Answer?
Developing teenagers' self-regulation may require something other than parables, slogans, inspirational banners, and encouragement from compassionate teachers.
Classroom Observations Offer Biggest Room for Improvement in Teacher Evaluations
Addressing the design flaws we have identified in teacher evaluation systems will bring districts closer to achieving the primary goal of meaningful teacher evaluation: assuring greater equity in students' access to good teachers.
Empirical Proof on the Politics of Pensions
Pension benefit increases have been a painless way for politicians from both parties to provide something tangible to powerful interest groups without having to pay the costs immediately.
The First Hard Evidence on Virtual Education
Florida high school students taking Algebra or English I online perform at least as well on state math and reading tests as do students taking the same courses in a traditional format.
A Quick Note to Dana Goldstein About Pensions
No one is seriously advocating for reducing the pensions of any individual teachers or retirees.
The Challenges of AP History: Are You Sure You Want College Credit?
The trickle downward of university curricular mischief into our schools and other institutions continues unabated, and it's not a problem that the College Board alone can solve.
Connecting the Dots: E. D. Hirsch, Jr., and Common Core
On Politico's list of fifty "thinkers, doers and dreamers who really matter," sharing the number eight spot are E.D. Hirsch and David Coleman, the principal author of the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts.
The Inconsistent Implementation of Teacher Evaluation Reforms
Contrary to claims that teacher evaluation reforms are leading to strict, one-size-fits-all policies, data suggests that local districts are implementing state-based teacher evaluation reforms inconsistently.
Who Are Your Teachers? New Technology for Humanity
We are witnessing a particularly exciting breed of edtech that focuses on relationships and networks as much as academic content and assessment.
Ed Next Book Club: Elizabeth Green on Building a Better Teacher
Mike Petrilli interviews Elizabeth Green about her new book on great teaching.
Five Reasons Districts Should Love Course Access
Course Access is still a new policy, but for many students, no matter where they live or what school they attend, it will give them a significantly greater chance to fulfill their potential.
What is the benefit conferred by preschool if there's no school after the pre?
The Politics of Teacher Evaluation Formulas
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Not Teacher Quality, but Quality Teaching
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Can We Strike 1-to-1 from the Edu-Dictionary?
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Americans Stink at Math (But We're Much Better Now)
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Signing Andrew Luck to the first pick of the NFL draft, the Indianapolis Colts were supposed to be one of the worst teams in the league. They might have been lucky to win three or four games under the rookie, but most everyone believed it was nothing but a year to rebuild and retool. Suddenly, the Colts aren't the team we once thought they were. Playoffs? Playoffs? Could it be? It's not so ridiculous to mention the words playoffs. The Colts are obviously the second best team in the AFC South and with a number of teams hovering around the .500 mark it could be a strange year where a team like the Colts may just slip in.… Read more
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Stuart main
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2484 SE Bonita Street
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Phone: (772) 286-4673
Fax: (772) 286-7696
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House of Hope's main location is on the southeast corner of
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Stuart thrift store
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2525 SE Federal Hwy.
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House of Hope moved its main thrift store in October 2015.
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LesleyAnn PhotographyRead MoreSpecializing in family photography, Lesley Ann Bell captures honest and authentic moments in time with each colourful and captivating portrait. During each on-location shoot, she lets her shutter loose on memorable images, snapping a multitude of pictures before winnowing them down to 30 keepers ready for processing and display on prints or online image galleries. Lesley Ann also nurtures nascent shutterbugs through beginner's and advanced DSLR photography classes. Sessions begin with a one-hour training session that teaches photo fundamentals to beginners or advanced lighting techniques to more experienced students. Intimate five-students-or-less classes then migrate outdoors for an hour or more of hands-on experience. With friendly guidance from Lesley Ann, the group puts newly learned principles into practice, training lenses on the memorable landscape of riverbanks, trees, birds, and centaurs combing the grass with metal detectors.103 - 9233 Glover Rd.Fort Langley, BC CA
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Lucky & Wild, a new band on the scene, earned immediate online attention as the featured artist on Purevolume.com with the release of their first single 'Wrecking Ball.' L&W followed up, releasing the 'Maniacs EP' which hastily reached the No. 4 spot on Purevolume's most downloaded releases in July 2011. Lucky & Wild most recently performed with GLEE actor Corey Monteith's band as well as participated on Purevolume's 'All About You Tour.'
Although Lucky & Wild is a new band, songwriting and performing is no nothing new for the young artists. Drew Grethel, Sean Sobash, and Ed Larsen grew up as neighbors in a small beach town outside of San Diego performing music in a vast array of projects. Lucky & Wild represents over a decade of Drew, Sean, and Ed's undying friendship, through the thick and the thin of growing up, L&W is the culmination of their past, and soon to be present.
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Progress Notes features doctors and medical students across the country on the frontlines of our health care system. Our views and experiences are diverse, but we share common goals and values. We speak up to move toward a future where everyone can have access to affordable, high-quality health care. Please share our posts, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter!
Thankful for Coverage
As you gather with your friends and family this Thanksgiving, there is no better time to reflect on the millions of Americans finally getting the coverage they need and deserve and to help spread the word to the millions more eligible for new coverage during this open enrollment period.
Last year, a friend, who had previously been unable to afford health insurance due to pre-existing conditions, was finally able to get it through the ACA marketplace. He raises cattle here in Oklahoma, so he had no access to employer-based insurance. For the first time, he does not live in constant fear of losing everything due to medical bills. He finally has peace of mind and financial security, and even the ability to get all his prescription medications filled every month. That's a lot to be thankful for, and he is.
This Thanksgiving help a patient, neighbor or friend get covered. This season's open enrollment period closes February 15, 2015, but if Americans would like coverage to start January 1, 2015 then they must enroll by December 15. Help spread the word over the holidays about the importance of getting and staying covered. There is no better gift than the gift of health.
Will you spread the word about open enrollment for coverage in 2015? Together, we will help open the doors to coverage for millions.
Wishing you and yours a happy Thanksgiving!
Dr. Katherine Scheirman is the Oklahoma State Director of Doctors for America and a retired US Air Force Colonel.
Get the Facts About Antibiotics
At this point in time, you are probably being bombarded by the media with Ebola and Enterovirus D68! However, a much greater problem in the United States has been the inappropriate use of antibiotics, the development of antimicrobial resistance and adverse events from antimicrobial therapy, including Clostridium difficile –associated diarrhea.
The week of November 17-21, 2014 is the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Get Smart About Antibiotics Week. This is an annual event to raise awareness of antibiotic resistance and to educate about the appropriate and safe use of antimicrobial therapy.
For this event, the CDC works closely with many partners, including the SHARPS Collaborative (Sharing Antimicrobial Reports for Pediatric Stewardship). The SHARPS Collaborative is a working group of 24 free-standing US Children's Hospitals.
Here are some facts that you can use to educate other physician colleagues and patients:
-Institute of Medicine and the CDC have recognized that antimicrobial resistance is a key threat to the health of the citizens of the United States
-Up to 70% of United States antibiotics are provided to animals that are not sick
-Antibiotics are the 2nd most commonly used class of drugs and prescribing is highest for pediatrics
-In pediatrics, adverse reactions to antibiotics result in frequent emergency room visits, more than any other prescribed medication in children
-More than half of antibiotics prescribed in the outpatient setting are unnecessary (antibiotics being prescribed for common viral respiratory illness)
-More than half of antibiotic prescribing is inappropriate (treatment is not indicated, wrong drug is chosen to target the infection and the duration is too long)
-Thirty to Fifty percent of hospitalized patients will receive antibiotics
-C. difficile is linked to 14,000 deaths each year
-Antimicrobial resistance is on the rise and novel antimicrobial development is on the decline
David Berman works at the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at All Children's Hospital, Johns Hopkins Medicine in St. Petersburg, FL.
Next Steps for Ebola
As a passionate community of doctors, medical students, and friends, I wanted to make you aware of some opportunities and roles to continue the fight against Ebola.
This is the worst Ebola epidemic in history, and it continues to plague West Africa. You can help bring the epidemic under control abroad and protect everyone in the U.S. by getting involved. USAID and the CDC are looking for volunteers, and have also opened platforms for healthcare workers to provide assistance with innovation and education.
Four Ways You Can Help:
- SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER. Learn how to become a medical volunteer in West Africa through USAID, Last Mile Health or Partners In Health.
- SUBMIT YOUR IDEAS for USAID's Challenge Competition to fund and test innovations for PPE, infection treatment and control.
- SIGN UP TO BE AN INSTRUCTOR for the CDC Safety Training Courses taking place in Alabama for healthcare workers going to volunteer in West Africa.
- SHARE THIS with your networks: Ebola 101 – CDC Slides for U.S. Healthcare Workers
Raj Panjabi is a former DFA Board member and co-founder of Last Mile Health, an organization based in Boston and Liberia.
Enrollment starts tomorrow
Open Enrollment for 2015 begins tomorrow and runs through February 15, 2015.
It's hard to believe that it has been one year since Americans began enrolling in the Health Insurance Marketplace. Since that time, 7.3 million enrollees have signed up for marketplace plans and another 8 million have gained coverage through Medicaid or CHIP.
We have made tremendous progress already. And, tomorrow, with your help, we can continue making progress to ensure every American finally has access to the healthcare they need and deserve.
To kick start your efforts, I wanted to share some DFA tools that have been vital in my advocacy and will serve as the basis for DFA's enrollment and education campaign:
- Doctors for America Enrollment 101 PowerPoint Presentation - To help aid your education and outreach, this slide show presentation offers an ACA overview about the benefits available during open enrollment. Use elements of this for your outreach presentations to best suit your audience.
- Pocket card – If you are looking for a handy ACA pocket reference card to slip into your white coat, we have the perfect thing for you. Learn how to screen patients for health insurance, answer basic questions, and point them in the right direction. Print out the pocket reference card and share it with your patients!
Last but certainly not least, don't forget to tell your friends and family to get covered if they aren't already! They can also check out their new options if they got covered in the last enrollment period. For more info visit www.healthcare.gov.
Dr. Katherine Scheirman is the Oklahoma State Director of Doctors for America and a retired US Air Force Colonel.
Get the facts on Ebola
By now you have heard the news. A third person has been diagnosed with Ebola here in Dallas. News of the virus has consumed the headlines recently -- not only here in Texas but across the country.
People are understandably concerned and seeking information to protect themselves and their families. Many healthcare providers also have questions about how to properly deal with Ebola in their hospitals and clinics. To calm fears and dispel misinformation, I want to share the information available to providers.
Get the facts on Ebola. Four things you can do today:
- Get up to speed on the basics:
- Symptoms consistent with Ebola
- Fever
- Headache, muscle aches, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea
- Epidemiology
- People are not infectious until they develop symptoms.
- The time interval from infection to onset of symptoms is 2 to 21 days.
- Two suggested questions to ask a patient for whom you suspect Ebola:
- Have you been to West or Central African countries, in particular Sierra Leone, Guinea or Liberia, within the past three weeks?
- Have you been in contact with blood or any body fluids of someone known or suspected to have Ebola within the past three weeks?
- Symptoms consistent with Ebola
- Review this CDC algorithm on triaging patients with suspected Ebola. For more in- depth information, you can use this CDC checklist.
- If you have more questions, find your local health department on this searchable map.
- Ask your local or state medical society to share this information as well.
The most important thing we can do to care for our patients and communities is to stay informed and make sure others are informed, too. Visit the CDC's Ebola website to stay up-to-date on the latest information for healthcare workers.
Dr. Tran is a Medicine- Pediatric hospitalist in the Dallas- Fort Worth area and the State Director for Doctors for America.
Reflecting and gearing up to help more Americans #getcovered
One year ago today Americans began enrolling in the Health Insurance Marketplace. With the barriers to quality, affordable healthcare finally lifted, millions enrolled.
Today, despite the bumps in the road, 7.3 million enrollees have signed up for marketplace plans and another 8 million have gained coverage through Medicaid or CHIP. These accomplishments are due in large part to the tireless work of physician advocates like you who conducted community talks, knocked on doors and even organized a statewide bus tour. As we reflect on this major accomplishment we know there is still much work to be done to ensure every American finally has access to the healthcare they need and deserve.
The good news is the next opportunity to expand coverage is just around the corner. The Open enrollment period for 2015 coverage begins November 15, 2014 and runs through February 15, 2015.
Doctors across the country are going to be working hard to help more Americans #getcovered and ensure this enrollment is as successful as the last!
Big Win in Florida on Medicaid Expansion
I have some exciting news to share.
Florida members of Doctors for America joined with other physicians to successfully lobby the Florida Medical Association to support the expansion of Medicaid for nearly one million Floridians! Florida's physician community will no longer sit on the sidelines while Floridians are denied access to lifesaving healthcare.
This a big win for Floridians and the entire DFA movement.
We wouldn't be here if Dr. Robert Luedecke of Texas had not paved the way for our efforts last year when he secured the Texas Medical Association's support of expansion for about 1 million hard-working Texans.
It is clear physician advocates can be powerful voices in the fight to close the gap for 5.7 million people in the remaining 24 states. And we are making progress.
In Florida, where 2,200 Floridians will die this year because they do not have access to healthcare, we are now one step closer to ending the needless suffering and saving lives.
Together, we are going to double down on our fight to expand access to care in Florida and the remaining 24 states.
Dr. Mona Mangat is the Chair of Doctors for America and an Allergist-Immunologist based in St. Petersburg.
Dr. Katherine Scheirman: Affordable Care Act is a success
Many politicians, including Rep. Glen Mulready ("Like your health insurance? Tough," July 16), are peddling myths about the Affordable Care Act that sound scary, but never turn out to be true. Remember being told that "no one will sign up?" More than 8 million people signed up for private health insurance coverage through the marketplace.
So let's look at some facts instead.
Citing a new study, Forbes said that "new Hepatitis C therapies such as Sovaldi and a flood of new health-care consumers, thanks to an improved economy and the Affordable Care Act, will help push health spending up 6.8 percent in 2015. But researchers at PwC's Health Research Institute say employer strategies to shift costs to workers through consumer-directed health plans, savvier health-care shoppers generally and the increasing shift away from fee-for-service medicine ought to keep health inflation from jumping by double-digit percentages common in the late 1990s through much of the early 2000s."
So health-care spending is going up because more people are getting care, but costs are rising more slowly than before, which sounds like a win for everyone.
As for premiums rising in 2015, consulting firm Avalere Health has found insurers plan to submit only modest (average 8 percent) rate increases.
For consumers who sign up through the federal marketplace, nearly 90 percent receive tax credits to help them afford coverage. Nearly seven in 10 enrollees are paying $100 or less per month and nearly half are paying $50 or less per month. The average premium after tax credits is $82 per month.
In spite of the limits on insurance company profits, no insurers have dropped out of the program. In fact, many more will participate, because many new customers means a lot more profit. UnitedHealth Group, which initially limited its plans to four states due to concerns about the health status of the newly insured, will expand into as many as two dozen states next year. More competition should lead to lower rates.
Prior to "Obamacare," small businesses paid much more than large firms for the same coverage, and their premiums could shoot up rapidly if even one employee developed an expensive illness. Now, the Small Business Health Options Program Marketplace lets small business owners leverage buying power with others, getting comprehensive information about benefits, quality, and price — leveling the playing field.
Businesses with fewer than 25 employees that offer coverage through SHOP and meet eligibility requirements may claim a small business health-care tax credit worth up to 50 percent to help offset the costs of premiums.
The number of Americans without insurance has dropped sharply. According to a new study of "Obamacare's" newly insured, 78 percent are satisfied to very satisfied with their coverage, including 74 percent of those who identify themselves as Republicans. Sixty percent of the newly covered already have started to use their new insurance, and most enrollees said they could get an appointment within two weeks.
The Affordable Care Act is a success, giving people the freedom to change jobs or start a business, without fear of losing health insurance, delivering financial security in a time of economic uncertainty while slowing the rise in health-care costs.
It could be even more successful in Oklahoma if Gov. Mary Fallin would stop blocking low-wage Oklahomans from access to health care, which is already funded with our taxes — millions of federal dollars that our hospitals and economy need, that we already paid for, and that now go to other states.
Dr. Katherine Scheirman, MD, is the Oklahoma state director of Doctors for America. She lives in Edmond.
This column first appeared in the Tulsa World.
Doctors Urge 'Patients Over Politics' on Medicaid
Patients over politics. That's the message physicians are championing from Utah to Virginia. With patients' needs at the forefront, physicians with Doctors for America are taking their message out of the exam room and into the public square in communities across the country to advocate for expanding and protecting access to healthcare.
Whether it's speaking up for the 5.7 million Americans in the Medicaid coverage gap or speaking out against the Supreme Court's ruling that allows employers to impose their religious beliefs on employee's health care decisions, doctors are leading the way to improve the health of the nation.
Want to help? Your $100 contribution to DFA will help us provide fellow doctors and medical students with resources to do this important work.
Medical Student Kyle Ragins penned a joint op-ed with Neel Butala in the New Haven Register on the day Surgeon General Nominee Vivek Murthy spoke at the Yale School of Medicine's Commencement.
"For a couple of 23-year-olds with only a few months of medical school under our belts, we had big dreams. Today, after years as roommates — coming up just short of fixing healthcare — we have the privilege of hearing a man speak at commencement who has turned the dreams he had as a 23-year-old medical student into a reality: Dr. Vivek Murthy, the current nominee for Surgeon General."
Harold Pollack penned a powerful piece in Politico Magazine on a recent study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine which found a decline in mortality rates after health reform in Massachusetts. According to the study, one death was prevented for every 830 people who gained coverage. What does that mean for states refusing to expand Medicaid? It means the issue is literally a matter of life and death.
"One thing is for sure. If anything close to these results apply, the ACA is saving many lives every year. The new law is projected to cover more than 20 million adults who would otherwise go uninsured… Some of the very same states bitterly resisted Medicare and Medicaid 50 years ago. It took until the early 1970s for southern states to embrace Medicaid… Delay still brings enormous human costs. Nearly 5 million low-income Americans are income-eligible for Medicaid under the ACA, yet live in states that now reject the Medicaid expansion. Within this rather small but critical low-income population, that same one-per-830 estimate implies that almost 5,800 people will die every year as a result of being left uninsured."
Dr. Umbereen Nehal attended a White House briefing on the Affordable Care Act with Faith and Community Leaders where she says she, "learned ways to continue to educate patients to be empowered consumers so the whole patient-centered care works as it is meant to work."
Drs. Nina Agrawal and Bruce Rector held a successful physician advocacy conference in New York City, where they worked with a partnership of physicians and medical students from a number of different organizations. Dr. Manisha Sharma helped spearhead the workshop and provide participants with the tools and skills needed to make their voice heard on a community, state, and national level.
Drs. Alice Chen and Seanta Clark attended the U.S. Public Health Service's Physician Day Conference in Raleigh, North Carolina. Dr. Chen spoke at the conference about DFA's mission and work in states across the country and then joined Dr. Clark to greet USPHS officers at a booth where they thanked them for their service to improve the health of the nation.
Dr. Cheryl Viglione helped organize white coats for a Moral March on Raleigh to protest the state's failure to expand Medicaid with tens of thousands of North Carolinians.
Dr. Don Nguyen and Dr. Leroy spoke to a large crowd about climate change and the health effects of pollutants with Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley.
Dr. Kathy Scheirman has been working tirelessly to sway leaders in Oklahoma to support expanding access to healthcare. Outreach in Oklahoma is tough, but Dr. Scheirman knows that being uninsured is tougher. That's why she has been pounding the pavement, talking to partners and allies and arming them with the tools they need to fight to improve coverage and care for the people of OK.
Dr. Scott Poppen has been supporting efforts to forge a Medicaid compromise and pushing back on attempts from those who seek to block the expansion in Utah, as he did in a recent op-ed in The Utah Desert News: The whole story on Arkansas' and Utah's Medicaid expansion alternatives.
"King's piece glaringly overlooks the fact that Utah is losing $796,789 each day in federal funds that would have been coming to our state if Utah lawmakers had expanded access to health care as 26 other states have already done. Total lost funding since the start of Jan. 1, 2014, is now in excess of $110 million. I think it would have been polite for him to offer a simple 'thank you' to the citizens of Utah for sending our own hard-earned tax dollars to fund the health needs of Arkansans."
When Dr. Poppen isn't fight back against those spreading misinformation about the ACA, he's reminding Utahns about the real people impacted by the state's failure to expand. People like Emily, an unemployed woman battling breast cancer that failed to qualify for Medicaid and passed away. Dr. Poppen has been helping share Emily's story which is featured in a chilling documentary about denying Medicaid coverage.
Dr. Chris Lillis has been busy fighting day and night to expand Medicaid in Virginia. From to holding a press call to crafting a wildly successful sign-on letter demanding state leaders close the coverage gap, Dr. Lillis has been a vocal advocate against the House of Delegates obstruction. Gov. Terry McAuliffe heard the call from advocates and physicians across the state, and responded with a powerful message about the importance of putting people over politics, by declaring that he will move forward to expand access to care despite legislative opposition.
Three cheers for Dr. Lillis and physicians across Virginia for their tireless advocacy on behalf of 400,000 Virginians! They know the fight is not over yet. Speaker Bill Howell is now embarking on a legal battle to block Virginian's uninsured from getting care. That's why Dr. Lillis is keeping the heat on the elected officials by holding a vigil followed by a march to Speaker Howell's office to remind Virginia's elected officials that lives are on the line and by continuing to write commentary like his piece in the Free Lance Star calling out ideological obstruction in Richmond.
"By my count, there were at least four different proposals to Speaker Howell and his Republicans in the House of Delegates…Speaker Howell and his Republicans in the House of Delegates had four different proposals, three of which were compromises offered by their fellow Republicans, and Speaker Howell's answer was always a concise: 'No.'"
Beware of Medicaid Headlines
Christopher Newport University (CNU) released a poll yesterday and boy have the headlines about it been misleading. A writer at Slate started with the headline "Polls Show Democrats Losing Medicaid Debate in Virginia" while many local news outlets exclaim "Majority Oppose Virginia Medicaid Expansion." The Slate writer did a good job of addressing some problems with his own headline in the piece, but the headline is hard to ignore.
What gives? A poll by the same University in February showed a very different result. The April poll - 53% of those polled do not want "Medicaid expansion" while 41% support expansion. The February poll showed 56% polled SUPPORTED expansion while 38% were against expansion. To this observer's eyes, this is quite the dramatic change in 2 months, and focusing on the topline difference it appears 15% of Virginias changed their minds in the last 2 months.
I want to focus on the poll, which can be seen in its entirety here. Many polling items are ignored by the headlines, as are differences in the wording of the questions from February to April diminishing their apples-to-apples comparison. The most glaring omission from the headlines and stories is the wording of the questions. Virginians clearly do not want to see Medicaid expansion if the federal government does not pay its share. This was true in the February poll, and now is more pronounced in the April poll. This demonstrates the power of the negative propaganda of Medicaid expansion opponents. Their claim is that the federal government cannot afford expansion, and will fail to meet its statutory obligations to supply the funding to Virginia. This false, yet common claim is poisoning the debate and it is disappointing that CNU chose this wording to its questions.
Also ignored, and I feel the most dramatic, is that 71% of respondents say that Republicans and Democrats should compromise! Why is this not getting headlines? I would think the compromise that emerged from the Virginia Senate, "Marketplace Virginia," should have had a much more prominent place in this poll. If Republicans and Democrats in the VA Senate have already come up with a compromise proposal, how to Virginians feel about that?
Unfortunately, this is all about the political horse race and ignores the 400,000 Virginians who should be newly eligible for Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. It ignores the majority of newspaper editorial boards, economists, health care advocates, hospitals, physicians and even health insurance plans that strongly support expansion.
I think it's media malpractice to run these headlines when a mere 806 out of 8.2 million Virginians were polled, and the questions give credence to the false arguments of expansion opponents. I would love to see pollsters ask respondents what alternative they suggest to Medicaid expansion - should Virginians simply be left without health insurance coverage? I would also like to see a focus on patients, not politics, as we have an opportunity to improve the lives of millions left in the coverage gap due to the ideological intransigence of expansion opponents. Refusing Medicaid expansion is masochism, pure and simple. Refusing expansion hurts taxpayers, job seekers and most of all the human beings who should be given the chance to have health insurance coverage.


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