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Rebuilding Bioshock's Past with Irrational Games
Irrational Games sheds light on the development of Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea, and the challenge of recreating the world of the original Bioshock.
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Yes I'm necroing but I find it kind of annoying that when they did this video, they utterly ignored BioShock 2 or referring to it just because Irrational didn't make it. Infinite actually took heavy elements from and inspiration from BS2. The entire asylum area, those assets heavily mirror and almost look directly from the infirmary of BioShock 2. Not to mention that a lot of these areas in Rapture in Burial at Sea harken back to the section of BioShock 2 where you controlled a little sister.
if it's longer than 4 hours then i'd be surprised, however i'm excited to experience Rapture in it's best days for the first time. Bioshock 1 was great but there were so many times where I was wondering what certain places were like before the fall of Rapture..now we get to see!
I wish 'Irrational' would do SWAT 5...
That's so awesome he mentioned Devil and the White City, I have that book. Great read.
I want it. Like, um, right now. Please?
So.......When can I play it ?
Dear Gamespot Management,
People don't care about more fancy websites, they care about people who do good things. If you have half a heart, put the Extra-Life stream on the top.
Looks great. Irrational, please ignore the hair-splitting, self-entitled haters clogging the comments. The 'Shock universe is great and thank you for providing something fresh and imaginative to offset the latest Call of Battlefield clone churned out month after month.
This is looking like a 4 out of 10.
Not to scrutinize them unjustly, BUT, everything they say makes it sounds like any amount of work they put in is actually above and beyond the expected standard....talking about revisiting rapture and having to create new assets and etc.....no shit, that's why you expect some money in return, because you're giving us something new or fresh. "challenge this" "challenge that", maybe it's their vocabulary, but I remember even with BioINF they had to announce that they were going to include common pc features in the game like FOV and shite.....I really want to see them go above and beyond their standards, but it always feels like they build on our excitement more than on the delivery of the game.
Not sure if I said this already but BRING BACK FREEDOM FORCE! Please Irrational, quit being so irrational
My game of '07 merging with my game of '13. Sigh. I almost want to cry.
Rapture pre-chaos seems to be as "dead" as Columbia, with NCPs standing around looking at things in the distance, arms transfixed in awkward positions, or caught in a loop, saying and doing things one thousand times over and over again.
This is not something that is "alive".
The original "Bioshock" felt alive with the mad people around, this new take is just like walking into a museum and looking at things.
Also, I am not really comfortable with the sexual tension between Booker and Elizabeth, what is the story behind it?
Can we play it yet.
Tell me we can play it.
Looking forward to this. It's nice to see attention to detail and careful consideration still made in developing a game.
Though I don't know what meaning the name "Burial at Sea" has for the DLC, at the present time, it holds a different meaning for me: death, as in, killing the entire feel of the series for me.
I couldn't play "BioShock" the same way now, because I feel they've messed with something that shouldn't have been messed with.
But, it's theirs to mess with...
"You know"
This looks like a really inspired, creative, and fun thought project for the developers at Irrational Games. They seem to have put a lot of passion and creativity into Burial at Sea and found new inspiration by revisiting their original success; hopefully this will be reflected in the finished product.
uh oh Bioshock has reached the level of popularity required for the masses to hate on it :O
let's play a game. every time you hear the phrase "you know", smack your girlfriend. don't fear the repercussions, you know. smack away. you know, smack her silly.
You know....you know.....you know.....I mean......You know?
Awesome stuff. Looking forward to the DLC. But why are all the people working on the game look like they're 17 years old? Lol.
Looks boring like the another games of the series. I don't know what people want to play this with Battlefield 4 in the market right now.
Is anyone else having trouble with chrome not playing the video, just the audio?
Do we need to have BIoshock Infinite installed?
Great Work Irrational Games,I save 2 weeks of my work for the Seasson Pass (I gain $10 dls for weekend) BUT im sure that its gonna be worth!
nice end with the item shop audio
I'm intrigued by this DLC. I just really hope the story telling is more a part of the gameplay than Infinite. If there is some real investigation as part of the gameplay that would be good, but if it's simply killing stuff then I'm sure I'll lose interest quickly. There's no point in going into a city that feels "alive" if your only aim is to make everything dead.
If Big Daddies and Splicers are back then I'll be buying this, I enjoyed Infinite but the enemies in it were boring.
@JimmyThreeBalls 12 Nov. on all platforms!
@RabbiSchmuley It's DLC yet they are just about creating an entire new game.
That's a hell of a lot more than most DLC provides with all the same textures/assets and just some added story or maps.
@monowasp Who cares if they are standing around? It's a video game. So long as their dialogue furthers the story, and immerses you further inside it, that's what makes the difference. Stop projecting your cynicism onto the franchise. You're getting too hung up and minor details that don't really matter.
@monowasp you've got points. I'm with you every step of the way.
It was easy to take BioINF as a showcase ....but it took some steps backwards in terms of game-world mechanics....all the persistent elements have been panned for more "funneling" of the player....despite looking so pretty and having open environments, it actually "felt" more shallow.
@volcomnukka i know. i know how you feel.
With your reference to BF4 as "different" and your grammatical error I think we can all agree your opinion is invalid. Would you kindly remove yourself.
@Diegoctba Yes, because BF4 is so original and imaginative. Why would anyone even bother with a game set in the same old environment, with the same old story told thousands times before, right?
This seems to be happening ever since Windows 8.1 install.
@mickyfinn84 Not trying to be rude but how would splicers even exist in this?
Oh thanks!!!!!
@tframp420 Like I said, I don't mean to scrutinize them, but I find it somewhat funny how they represent their work....it's not bad in the least considering the regard the series receives.
I'm a huge bioshock fan and they are right in a way, they need to stop saying a city is "alive" when the characters are merely clones with minimal actions but i guess they can only do what the platforms will let them
@nocny007 @Diegoctba Don't feed him.
Exactly! Here is my like, sir.
@mboettcher If you go Chrome, go HOME!
(Possible spoiler) Well seen as the DLC takes place a day before (or on) New Years Eve where the Kashmir restaurant was bombed and the civil war began then I guess some citizens of rapture had been splicing up for quite some time
fontaine's district is going to be represented as the industrialized ghetto. Clearly the denizens will be indulging in lesser luxuries....expectedly adam.
@k41m @mickyfinn84 There are lots of splicers in this.
@Diegoctba @nocny007 hear hear !!
@Diegoctba @nocny007 you fail at detecting sarcasm
@mboettcher @SythisTaru chrome played it fine for me.....sorry.
@SythisTaru @mboettcher That's very helpful. Thank you.


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we are getting that now too
Also, we are getting new blocks, books, etc. We have most stuff because we have an older child but that stuff is a tad worn.
we're in the same boat with our LO - there aren't a lot of small toys that I think she'd care about that we don't already have. Big furniture items, we already got with our oldest
I think for smaller gifts, for a second child - anything sentimental just for them items are good. So books with a message written to them, a teddy bear just for them. A blanket or something with their initials. Special art or something for their room
Also, things that you can always have more of - books, puzzles, building type toys.
And things you go through a lot of or need to rotate on a regular basis anyway - bubbles, art stuff, bath toys
someone in my mommy & me class suggested 'experiences' for the kids, like zoo passes, museum tickets, swimming lessons, etc. So things you could go take the kid to insteaed of just more toys.
Married to DH since 2006, love our furbaby Raven, ^angel baby^ 1.27.11, Caylin 2.8.12, ^angel baby^ 1.17.13, and Christopher 10.30.13!
and agree that experience type gifts are awesome
my husband and my gift to each other are renewing our SeaWorld passes. When MIL asked for ideas for the girls, we suggested Disney on Ice (originally what we were going to get our older). She got them for the whole family as the family's present
Our zoo passes get used at least once a week. They're wonderful things, make amazing memories :)
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Is he trying to squeeze out a mean turd on that guy's head?
This piece is awesome, but once my eye hits where the two dudes are at, I get lost in all the shading. Nothing really stands out. I had to look at it for awhile before I saw his left foot. So yeah ... I'd like to see this colored.
Great job.
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RELATED: Teddy Foltz-Tedesco remembered at service
By Ernie Brown JR.
Family members of Shain P. Widdersheim remain steadfast in their denials they ever turned their backs on her during her troubles with Zaryl Bush.
In fact, they said it was Widdersheim who pushed the family away during a relationship with Bush that began in 2008.
Widdersheim, 33, was convicted on four counts of child endangering and a count of obstruction of justice for allowing Bush to abuse her twin sons and her 14-year-old son Teddy Foltz in what police and prosecutors say was constant abuse. Teddy died in January 2013. She was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Bush, 44, is serving a 33-years-to-life prison sentence for fatally beating Teddy, subjecting Teddy's twin brothers to abuse and trying to get the brothers to cover up the crime.
Members of the Foltz family came to The Vindicator last week to clarify and debunk several statements Widdersheim made in an interview at the Mahoning County jail. The story appeared in the newspaper last Sunday.
They said they were appalled at how Widdersheim portrayed the family, especially when she indicated the family abandoned her and her sons.
Attending the interview were Widdersheim's parents, Paul Foltz of Youngstown, Sara Foltz of Hubbard; her sister, Lilly Foltz of Hubbard; and her grandfather, John Shuey of Youngstown. Paul and Sara Foltz are divorced.
Widdersheim, a 1999 Brookfield High School graduate, said in her interview she and the boys planned to leave Bush in the summer of 2012 when Bush went to work. She said, however, Bush had someone watching her house all the time, and the escape plan failed to happen.
Her family, however, said Widdersheim and the boys attended a family member's funeral in April 2012 without Bush.
"She knew very well we could have helped her," Paul Foltz said. "But she never said anything to us [at that time] that she was having any problems."
Shuey said, "She could have asked me for help at any time."
Widdersheim said there was an unresolved family matter that caused a rift with her family. She lived in her car with the boys for 10 days. Bush offered her a place to stay until she could get back on her feet, Widdersheim said.
Lilly Foltz said, "It was her choice to stay with Zaryl," and she chose him over her family.
Sara and Paul Foltz said the family supported Widdersheim when she got pregnant in high school by Shawn Tedesco, who is Teddy's father. Sara Foltz said she was at Northside Medical Center when Teddy was born.
Tedesco said in a separate interview this week that he wanted to be in the birthing room for the birth of his son, but Widdersheim blocked him, and she also did the same when he wanted to see Teddy in the hospital before he died.
When Shain married Dallas Widdersheim Sr., the Foltz support continued through the birth of the twins. Sara Foltz said she helped take care of one of the twins, who was born with a congenital problem.
Sara Foltz said she never kicked her daughter out of the house in which Widdersheim was living in Hubbard. The house was in Sara Foltz' name. Lilly Foltz said Widdersheim told their mother she was moving out of the house "because she didn't want to live under your [Sara's] thumb."
Lilly Foltz added her sister called their mother repeatedly for help when Widdersheim was having difficulty caring for the three boys.
At some point, Widdersheim also lived in Hubbard with her mother.
Paul Foltz said he later found out that Widdersheim had moved to Creed Street in Struthers. He said she told him he should call her and stop in whenever he was in the city. When he did call her, however, she either would not answer, not return his call, or would say it was a "bad time" for him to stop by.
Sara Foltz added that it was Teddy who told her he lived at 533 Creed St. — Bush's home.
Sara Foltz brought a copy of a certified letter from April Williams, a longtime friend of Widdersheim's, who lived next door to her for six years when Widdersheim lived in Masury. Williams worked at a local domestic violence/rape crisis shelter as the shelter manager.
In Widdersheim's interview, she said she had no knowledge of where to get help while in her abusive situation and did not know there were shelters available for her and her children. But in her letter, Williams says Widdersheim was "FULLY aware of her options."
"When Teddy was about 18 months old [Widdersheim] moved our of her moms [sic]house for the FIRST time," Williams wrote. "During that time she spent countless hours at my house and even watched my children on occasion. ...I have had COUNTLESS conversations with not only Shain but my children and several of their other friends about the Cycle of Violence. I've taught them things to watch for and how to determine if you are in an abusive relationship and ways to get out of that relationship."
She continued: "During one of those conversations I remember clearly Shain saying to me that she would NEVER let a man hit on her! Now giving her the benifit [sic] of the doubt, its [sic]possible that she may have forgotten all of the steps that I taught her all those years ago. So my next question to her would be, why didnt [sic]she ask me again during the many conversations we had in Facebook private messages (that I can provide) from Feb. 20, 2011 until Jan. 23, 2013 when Teddy was in the hospital? (none of which she expressed any fear or desire to leave, just the opposite!)"
Lilly Foltz said her sister also knew of at least two shelters where she could have gone to escape the abuse from Bush.
Sara Foltz also has a copy of Widdersheim's journal with entries from March to June 2010 — a period Bush and Widdersheim were seeing one another.
In the journal, Widdersheim admits leaving the boys with Bush at his home on Creed Street on several occasions while she was taking classes at Choffin Career & Technical Center to become a state-tested nursing assistant.
Widdersheim also says in her journal that on one occasion, a caseworker from Trumbull County Children Services came to her home to investigate a complaint the twins had made against Bush in March 2010.
She said the caseworker talked to the twins, but left after a 15-minute interview and told Widdersheim the case was closed.
Paul Foltz said the last time he saw Teddy alive was in the hospital, three days before he died. Widdersheim told him Teddy had suffered a massive stroke and was not expected to live.
He added that Widdersheim and Bush had already made funeral arrangements and set up the cremation for Teddy, which the family did not know anything about.
"Shain banned us from seeing Teddy and the twins," Paul Foltz said.
Widdersheim said she had been sexually, physically, verbally and mentally abused from the time she was a child.
Sara and Paul Foltz said Widdersheim and her siblings, as children, were grounded, made to stand in a corner, and on rare occasions spanked.
Sara Foltz said the first time Widdersheim claimed any sexual molestation was when she was in junior-high school. Widdersheim said a family member molested her, but she revealed that information after her alleged molester died. Sara Foltz said she got professional counseling for Widdersheim.
They denied ever physically, verbally or mentally abusing Widdersheim.
The Foltz family is involved in a legal battle with Mahoning County Children Services to gain custody of the twins, who are now in foster care. They are also fighting children services to gain the ability to visit the twins.
Finally, truth. I was there Shain, you're my aunt, shame on you for lying. Thank you, Grandma Sara, Lilly, Miss April, and Paul for telling the truth.
from what I gather from this story it sounds as if teddys' mother kept her mouth shut about the abuse of her sons in exchange for security that she thought bush provided for her. if true, she has to be the worst mother I could imagine. to let this miscreant monster do what he did to those boys she should have gotten life. and hopefully in prison bush is woken up every morning with a brutal beating before breakfast!!
I have known this family for almost 13 years and I am very glad that truth has come out. Shain has done nothing but lie and deserves to be where she is. She knew how to get out, she knew she had a place to go, her family even bought her a house hoping she would leave Bush and she didn't. Its a shame that the family has to fight for the twins to be out of foster care but if children services would of done something they wouldn't have to be there! She has always stood up for the person she is with and pushed away the family no matter how right the family was. Shain can lie to the papers and anyone else she does not know but the truth is she is trying to get out of it and obtain pity in which I pray she gets NONE.
So sick of this in the paper every day ! Yes Shain is to blame as well as Bush for her sons death. But the father should have paid his child support and then pressed it with the court to see his son. Simple ! But he didnt. He was a bum and not a real father caring for his son. If he was a real father he would have paid for the support of his son. He was his parent as well. But he left the burden on her for the sons only support financially. Then cries that he couldnt see his son. `
I am tired of seeing this story too.
Far too much coverage.
Methinks this (dysfunctional) family doth protest too much; translation: the abused and abandoned mother is telling the truth and these folks, especially the sperm-donor "father", are driven by guilt to fabricate an alternative. Let the mother out of jail to care for her two sons far away from an murdering misogynist and neglectful family.
We never neglected Shain, she lived in a house my grandmother paid for, and then she met Bush, let him burn their toys and belongings and moved away from us, and when we tried to see her, she pushed us away. She had babysitters when needed, and before Bush, we all were there for each other, she helped me while I was pregnant and everything. No one ever pushed her out of the family, we tried to pull her back in. She was the one that pushed. Her journal even says so. She even called the twins liars to their face when my grandmother confronted her about them sayings they were abused, so no, she does not deserve my cousins. They need to come home to their family, and she needs to stay in jail. She let it happen to her boys and did nothing. She even got mad at me at my grandfathers funeral when I was talking to the boys while she wasn't right next to them and Teddy started to tell me what was going on. If you want to take an assistant murderer's side and not see the truth, then whatever floats your boat. But don't say nasty things about my family.
Sorry but i think those twins would be better off in someone elses care and not the family ! They need a loving home and a stable enviroment. Shawn had his chance and gave it away years ago, so did the family !
Sorry if anyone is sick of hearing about this. It should remain in the news daily. Keep sending the message loud and clear to all single parents (women & men) that if you let your significant other get away with abusing your children you will suffer the highest criminal penalty a judge can give out. The family is going to defend themselves, any family would. But maybe they should be talking more about what they may wish they had done instead of what they did do that didn't stop the abuse. Not sure if they've had those thoughts or not, but I now have.
If it ever happens to my family member or a neighbor, I won't be hitting the button to call the cops or children's services first. I'll be hitting the record button and making sure there is evidence being captured before calling the authorities. I'll make sure I make a copy to post online before handing the original over too.
No it shouldnt be in the paper every day !! People are sick of it already ! Let the boy rest in peace ! The family just likes the publicity and looking for money thru a foundations now. What next will they come up with ! They begged the Methodist church in hubbard enough times for money or clothes, they get sick of it too !
There have been plenty of young children unfort. that have been killed by parents in this county and NEVER has it been so publicized as much as this ! The family just wont quit and let it go due to their selfish reasons and quilt !
These people are nauseating. Why is this even in the Vindy?
And the article is poorly done too. In the approximately 35 years I have been reading the paper, this is the most poorly done story I have ever read in the Vindy.
I agree with you countrygirl51 !! The real father had his chance - dead beat piece of ---- !!! The boys are with the MOST wonderful and loving foster parents !! The boys are doing great and are so grateful and content ! As for that momma of theirs, she deserves 33 to life as far as the rest of the world is concerned it may as well of been her hands that murdered that precious baby !! I rebuke them all in the name of God !! They are all evil !!
I wish people would get their facts straight before typing out nonsense from their "fake" names. Shawn is NOT the twins father her ex husband is so how is he a deadbeat on their part? The facts are out there and are not hidden. Also the remarks about Shawn not paying child support are as stupid and ignorant as they come. Do you need to see the proof that he paid??? If he didn't pay why is there a closed account in Trumbull county with a zero balance on it? Next time before you make your slanderous remarks hiding behind a computer screen you need to get your facts straight because I am honestly laughing at your lack of class and ignorance.
And we are laughing at YOU because no one said he was the father of the twins ! Just that he is a deadbeat father, otherwise he would have went to court for the rights to see his son. Then, First he says he had no idea of the abuse then he says he did, which one is it. Family has some real issues !
And did the father know or didnt he. He says the family knew of the abuse and tried to get help over years time. Well here on his post he says he didnt know, which is it ? Lies all around, cover up all around !
Teddy's Law The answer to your question Christy is no I didn't get to see him regularly. I never had enough money to go into court to get visitation because I support my other children. His mother would pull him in an out of my families life. Sad to say but I was waiting until he was 18 to establish a relationship with him. When his mother could not brainwash him anymore. But know that I am not perfect I made mistakes in his life. But I am man enough to admit my wrongs. But his mother never admitted hers. She played the victim until the very end. She even lies to him and said I didn't want him to have my last name. That's why as a tribute to Teddy I made his name Theodore A. Foltz-Tedesco. So the answer is I did not know he was being abused.
And before the family runs their mouth any more about getting in someones business. As Shawn states, this page is a open page
So I see the issue now is if Shawn knew about the abuse or not and the answer is no he did not. Maybe some of his wording can be misconstrued as he did but he definitely did not. I asked if you if you needed proof of the fact he paid child support and all of a sudden no one is spreading the lie that he did not, and of that I'm glad because coming onto a public site and spreading hurtful lies that can put a negative light onto an individual Is actually a term called slander and can be punished in a court of law.
So my cousins are with such a "Loving" family. Hmm, a family that walked out on them after the divorce when they were little. A family that refuses them until they had a DNA test done because they didn't want them. Their own father doesn't want them, even now. Yes, that MUST be a true loving family, I guess everyone else was wrong about what it truly is. Shawn didn't know about the abuse, and I won't make excuses for him, because I don't really know him. My family has NEVER, I repeat NEVER begged at a church for anything, and the foundations and fundraisers are going to shelters to help battered women, men and children. NONE of it goes in ANYONE'S pocket. We are trying to save others from abuse that my baby cousin went through. This article was a response to clear up the lies that Shain reported in the last article. There is even pictures to show that she and Zaryl burned the kids toys and belongings before they left, not to mention us being told to back off or we were going to jail. All of us. We tried every legal thing, but to continue further would have resulted in us going to jail, if that had happened, no one would have called and told them that Teddy didn't die of the TEN different stories Shain told everyone. SO, the negative comments about my family from behind the fake usernames is not needed, because you don't know the facts. Good day to you all.


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HEHS-00-39: Published: Mar 10, 2000. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2000.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed federal community and migrant health centers (C/MHC), focusing on: (1) the current status of C/MHCs, the populations they serve, the types of services they provide, and their primary sources of revenue; (2) changes in Medicaid that have had an effect on C/MHCs; (3) how C/MHCs have responded to these and other changes in the health care environment; and (4) assessing the Department of Health and Human Services' actions to monitor C/MHC performance and help them improve operations.
GAO noted that: (1) the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) estimates that about half of the C/MHCs have some operational or financial problems and about 10 percent are struggling to maintain operations; (2) while approximately 2 percent lost federal grant funding each of the last 3 years, about the same number of grantees entered the program; (3) C/MHCs primarily serve children, low-income individuals, and minority populations; (4) a high- and increasing-proportion of the centers' patient population is uninsured and a significant proportion is enrolled in Medicaid; (5) in addition to primary care, C/MHCs provide ancillary services, but at times have had to curtail these services because of declining revenues; (6) while federal grant funding for the C/MHC program increased significantly in recent years, to about $1.02 billion for fiscal year 2000, the program's major source of funding since the 1980s has been Medicaid payments; (7) in implementing mandatory Medicaid managed care programs, some states discontinued cost-based reimbursements for C/MHCs and some health centers in these states experienced declines in Medicaid reimbursements; (8) the Balanced Budget Act of 1997 (BBA) allowed all states to gradually reduce reimbursement levels; (9) BBA also required states to make supplemental payments to centers participating in Medicaid managed care to cover differences between the managed care organizations' payments and the minimum reimbursement level established by BBA; (10) however, some states have been slow in giving centers these required payments, resulting in reduced Medicaid reimbursements at some centers; (11) most C/MHCs have adapted to recent changes in Medicaid and the overall health care environment; (12) GAO found that C/MHCs that have formed partnerships and networks and are participating in managed care are more likely to be successful; (13) attracting patients with diverse payment sources and pursuing other revenue sources have also contributed to better C/MHC financial performance; (14) C/MHCs that have not adjusted to the changes in Medicaid and the health care market and whose management and board have not paid sufficient attention to their financial operations are more likely to have problems; (15) to monitor the performance of C/MHCs, HRSA conducts onsite reviews and collects and analyzes program data; (16) for centers with performance problems, HRSA may provide certain assistance, such as developing a financial recovery plan; and (17) while such action has helped some struggling centers, HRSA's monitoring tools--as well as the timeliness of its intervention--could be improved.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: The Department's Bureau of Primary Health Care reports that it has taken several steps to improve the UDS and the collection of performance information. Grantees are now required to submit their UDS reports electronically, and the Bureau says this has improved the timeliness and accuracy of data by eliminating the need for a second level of data entry. The Bureau has implemented formal training of centers in the completion and use of the UDS and has developed a Data Workgroup to review the content of the UDS and comment on its relevance. The Bureau believes the workgroup is improving the quality of data collected. Furthermore, UDS data collection is being verified through on-site PCER reviews of centers. Regarding the need for more accurate and timely financial data for monitoring performance, a standardized summary of key data elements extracted from each center's annual financial audit is now available online. Bureau officials can use this information in conjunction with field office reviews of centers. In addition, the Bureau is getting more timely information on grantees that have taken heavy drawdowns of their grants and is intervening in those situations more quickly.
Recommendation: To ensure that C/MHCs continue to provide access to care for vulnerable populations, the Administrator, HRSA, should further improve the quality of the Uniform Data System (UDS) data, enforce the requirement that every grantee report complete and accurate UDS data, and use more accurate and timely financial data for monitoring performance.
Agency Affected: Department of Health and Human Services: Public Health Service: Health Resources and Services Administration
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In June 2001, the Bureau of Primary Health Care (BPHC) awarded a contract to assess the effects of Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organization's (JCAHO) accreditation on quality, competitiveness, and cost. The final report was presented in March 2002. Two in-depth survey instruments were given to six accredited centers (three that were accredited recently and three for a longer period) and three that just receive the Bureau's PCER review. Because the number of centers surveyed was so small, the results were not generalizable. The report also analyzed patient satisfaction data gathered by the National Association of Community Health Centers from a much larger sample of centers. The report concluded that JCAHO is an important quality review option for C/MHCs, but that for some centers, the burdens may outweigh the benefits. In a July 24, 2002 Policy Information Notice, BPHC gave centers the option of using an integrated JCAHO/PCER accreditation review or just the PCER. BPHC recognized that each organization operates in a unique marketplace and only the organization can determine the extent to which its interests are best served by undergoing PCER or JCAHO review. In its latest contract with JCAHO, BPHC has asked JCAHO to develop a methodology and collect data on the cost to centers of using JCAHO accreditation; the report did not address that issue because centers had not been able to supply such information.
Recommendation: To ensure that C/MHCs continue to provide access to care for vulnerable populations, the Administrator, HRSA, should determine, before encouraging all C/MHCs to seek Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations accreditation, whether it is a cost-effective tool for oversight of the C/MHC program and whether it is beneficial for improving the quality and competitiveness of C/MHCs.
Agency Affected: Department of Health and Human Services: Public Health Service: Health Resources and Services Administration
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: The Bureau of Primary Health Care is in the process of developing an Assistance Resource Network (ARN) for health centers and communities. The ARN will be a place for centers and communities to obtain information and referrals on different subject areas such as Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations accreditation and successful models of primary care.
Recommendation: To ensure that C/MHCs continue to provide access to care for vulnerable populations, the Administrator, HRSA, should establish a best practices program to facilitate C/MHCs' sharing of information about the successful innovations and best practices they have used to adapt to changes in the health care market.
Agency Affected: Department of Health and Human Services: Public Health Service: Health Resources and Services Administration
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: CMS reports that, as a result of BIPA, states no longer have waivers of cost-based reimbursement for C/MHCs. All states, including those operating comprehensive section 1115 demonstrations, must comply with the new prospective payment system. The BBA requirement that states supplement MCO payments, when necessary, continues under the new PPS. CMS states that, as part of routine monitoring of section 1915(b) waiver programs and section 1115 demonstrations, it monitors states to ensure compliance with the BBA supplemental payment requirements.
Recommendation: To ensure that states comply with federal requirements regarding C/MHCs, the Administrator, HCFA, should monitor whether state Medicaid programs, in their implementation of Medicaid managed care, are complying with the BBA payment provisions or the special terms and conditions of their section 1115 waivers and intervene promptly when states do not meet their financial obligations to centers.
Agency Affected: Department of Health and Human Services: Health Care Financing Administration
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Mental Health:Better Documentation Needed to Oversee Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration GranteesGAO-15-405: Published: May 12, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 11, 2015.
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VA Health Care:Improvements Needed to the Monitoring of Antidepressant Use for Major Depressive Disorder and the Accuracy of Suicide DataGAO-15-648T: Published: Jun 10, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 10, 2015.
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Medicaid:CMS Could Take Additional Actions to Help Improve Provider and Beneficiary Fraud ControlsGAO-15-665T: Published: Jun 2, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 2, 2015.
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VA Health Care:Actions Needed to Improve Monitoring and Oversight of Non-VA and Contract CareGAO-15-654T: Published: Jun 1, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 1, 2015.
Medicare Administrative Contractors:CMS Should Consider Whether Alternative Approaches Could Enhance Contractor PerformanceGAO-15-372: Published: Apr 30, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 1, 2015.
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act:Despite Some Delays, CMS Has Made Progress Implementing Programs to Limit Health Insurer RiskGAO-15-447: Published: Apr 30, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 1, 2015.
Private Health Insurance:Premiums and Enrollment for New Nonprofit Health Insurance Issuers Varied Significantly in 2014GAO-15-304: Published: Apr 30, 2015. Publicly Released: Jun 1, 2015.
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I'm really going to try and get through this without rambling.... I'm a normal person who wants the basic things out of life. Normalcy without drama. I'm not a race car driver although you wouldn't be able to tell. I hate reality TV but wouldn't mind being on a show just as long as it isn't the Bachlorette or Survivor. You can't be "stranded' on an island where people live for Goodness sake and I wouldn't survive anyway Id need a cheeseburger and knowing that I could just escape and grab one would ultimately be my demise…..lol. I spend most of my time working or spending time with family who mean the world to me. According to my friends I SHOULD be dating someone and that I'm too picky. I don't think so I wouldn't want someone to "settle" by dating me I refuse to do the same. I DO want a monogamous relationship.. I'm not interested in flings. I would like to date get to know someone and see where it goes. I usually only date outside my race. Not to say I have never dated anyone with same ethnic background or that I wouldn't again but I just prefer other races. Just an attraction thing nothing personal. I'm active meaning I like to be healthy and love to keep moving. I like to dance which sadly, I don't get to do enough of. I LOVE to sing which according to most I do waaay too much. *smile* Hey I didn't say I was good at it. I have a healthy sense of humor which seems to be really really important according to most of the profiles I've read. Whew...good for me. Do I sound interesting and mysterious??? Ok..I wasn't trying to be mysterious....lol. Good luck and talk to ya soon!
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In the last month I've begun new endeavors, publishing my first major Press Release and attending AdWeek as representative of my new employers. You could say I'm on a roll, so In celebration of 10.10.10 here are the Top 10 ideas shaping my life over the last month.
Blog: Mashable. I read Mashable every day because it is the best source of current news on social media and online marketing, period. When Facebook was down this month I looked to them for the first to explanation of what was happening and why. Ditto on Foursquare and Twitter. It's become such an obsession of mine a friend recently asked "when did you become the Mashable promoter?". Thanks to Pete Cashmore and company for giving me something to look forward to reading everyday.
Colleague: Sean Ludwig. I want to recommend Sean because he's a talented journalist and writer with in-depth knowledge of technology (especially mobile) and experience using social media.
Film: The Social Network. As a Film Studies major and Communications grad, I think I'm qualified to say this film lives up to the hype. Audiences should already be aware that the film is not biographical, and I like it better that way; their writers created dramatic (if oversimplified) characters who would make this film enjoyable to anyone, even if they've never used Facebook (including Mr. Sorkin). In other words, Mark Zuckerberg is going to become the Bud Fox of this generation; see this movie and bring a Friend.
Meme: Rally to Restore Sanity. I plan on attending this satirical event, organized by the producers of The Daily Show and Colbert Report, at the end of this month. Establishing once again my own zealousness towards this radically irrelevant television program, I'm looking forward to renewing irony in DC. Hopefully with thousands of other friends of rational discussion. Continue reading October's 10


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Talk about girl power!
Lara Bingle is the latest celeb to jump to Delta Goodrem's defense over criticism about her judging skills on 'The Voice Australia.'
"It's sad," the blonde socialite told the daily telegraph.
"She looks great, she speaks well, she's a really sweet, kind person and they're always going to make something even if she doesn't say a bad word."
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New York Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey had surgery Thursday in Philadelphia to repair a lower abdominal muscle tear. Dickey tweeted Wednesday that the procedure was minor and that he expected no issues. The 38-year-old knuckleballer said he pitched with a dull pain for the final five months of the season. He's expected to recover well in advance of the start of spring training. Dickey is a leading candidate to win the National League Cy Young Award after his 20-win season. The injury shouldn't impact Dickey's contract negotiations with the Mets during the offseason. The right-hander has a $5 million club option next season and could be in line for a new contract in the three-year, $40 million range based on his performance the past two seasons.
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It may have been the rain that put a damper on the new aerial attack Air Force supposedly had rolled up its sleeve. Air Force's meager 98 yards passing through the air could easily be justified by blaming the inclement weather. That is, only if BYU hadn't put up nearly 300 themselves.
Max Hall continued to do just what fans in Provo expect from every quarterback who steps onto the field at LaVell Edwards stadium: put up big numbers. While Hall had a nice afternoon, despite the rain, throwing for 293 yards and 2 touchdowns, running back Harvey Unga added to the balanced attack by running for 111 yards on 22 carries. However, Unga's best play of the afternoon came on the receiving end of one of Hall's tosses. With 4th and 9 on the Air Force 29, BYU decided to go for it. While it did show a lack of trust in the kicking game (and rightfully so…), it ended up paying big dividends for the Cougars, as Hall found Unga running down the sideline for the score.
Now please allow for a personal comment. That corner of the endzone where Unga scored on the 4th and 9 happened to be right in front of my seat. After catching the ball and taking a few steps, it was obvious that Unga took one step out of bounds before making his way to the endzone. Looking around, I realized I wasn't the only one who caught that. Apparently all of section Q saw it too. Everyone saw it, that is, except the refs. The play wasn't called back to the 2 or 3 yard line where he stepped out, but rather, the game continued as usual. My point, I guess then, is this: if the referees missed something THAT obvious, what ELSE were they missing down there? I'll stop there, before I go off on another one of my referee rants. It's not healthy.
By that point, BYU had opened up a comfortable lead at 24-0 and kept Air Force scoreless until 10:54 in the 3rd. With the failed two point conversion, Air Forced remained at 6, while BYU scored again on a 2 yard run by running back Manase Tonga, jumping up to what would become the final score, 31-6.
The loss bumped Air Force to 3-1 and boosted BYU back up to .500 at 2-2. This adds even more drama to the MWC race, which obviously won't follow anyone's preseason predictions. TCU, the favorite to not only win the conference but make a run as the year's BCS buster, went down to Air Force last week. Utah, who was picked 3rd, had looked awful in the first 2, then absolutely brilliant against #10 UCLA, went right back to downright terrible Saturday against UNLV. Meanwhile, BYU dominates at home and loses heartbreakers on the road, hanging in at that 2-2 mark. Point is – the MWC is up for grabs.
BYU, after two weeks on the road, was back in familiar style: offense banging on all cylinders and defense simply shutting down the opponent and creating all kinds of confusion. In fact, it didn't take long for the defense to get in gear, picking off a Sean Carney pass only a few plays into the game. So, it was nice to see BYU back playing like we know they can. Now, after all is said and done, I've narrowed down my ideas as to why BYU had a rough go on the road. While it could be the amount of penalties (25 for 222 yards) or amount of yards given up (831 combined), or turnovers (7) or even points allowed (82), I believe I've nailed it down, as to why BYU lost games to UCLA and Tulsa: BYU just can't seem to pull off the comeback win over teams with gold helmets on which the name of the school is written in blue cursive. Call me crazy, but that's gotta be it. So, I think as long as BYU can manage to avoid the gold-helmeted, blue-cursive-writing opponents, they have a great shot at going 10-2 this year, of which I am even more convinced after watching BYU get back in gear, pounding Air Force with style.


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Everything is nothing without someone to share it with.
I love the beach, live concerts, traveling to far off places, going to see O's, Cap's & VT football games, back yard cook outs, spontaneous road-trips, hanging out with friends, going to the movies, watching TV, I'm pretty much up for anything as long as the company is good. Everyone I know is either married or has that boy/girl friend attached at the hip. I just want to find someone who who is easy to be around, someone I can be myself with and can have fun and laugh with.
Alumni connections , Book club , Camping , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Volunteering , Watching sports , Wine tasting
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I like going to pubs where we can all sit down and talk, drink and listen to live music. My favorite place is the beach. I love to travel and have always wanted to go to Hawaii, Scotland, Australia, Amsterdam, and back to Tobago just to name a few.
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Fun with friends. Laughing, XM radio or a good audio book to listen to in the car when I am alone, snow days, warm spring days, the beach, traveling and seeing new cultures, hockey playoffs, my dog, and finding new things to add to this list.
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