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Because the economics and practice of this type of cancer care haven't yet caught up, relying on cancer drugs can cause problems for both patients and physicians.
While most insurance companies pay fully or partially for chemotherapy injections in a physician's office or cancer center, many plans don't cover much of the cost of oral cancer treatments. That often leaves patients with a bill that can total thousands of dollars a month.
And it creates a couple of problems for physicians. For one, patient compliance tends to go down when drugs are self-administered. Studies have found noncompliance rates as high as 43% in breast cancer patients treated with oral cancer drugs, for instance. And economic or insurance woes can compound the problem if patients worry about the drug costs and attempt to stretch out their supply.
Physicians' bottom lines can also take a hit. Medical oncologists often purchase infusion drugs wholesale and make money off the reimbursement for administering them in-office, but with oral pills they receive no direct payments.
"The orals trend is one that we're watching very closely," says Craig Comish, executive director for cancer services at Carolinas Medical Center, a 457-bed medical center in Charlotte. "Patients can be out large amounts of money for oral meds, and then the oral meds are not coming through physician offices so the management of care of the patients under the oral meds is sometimes a little fragmented."
There are some strategies for hospitals and physicians seeing an impact from the switch to oral cancer drugs. Some physicians are adding on retail pharmacies, which make filling prescriptions more convenient for the patient but also add an ancillary revenue stream that recaptures some of the money lost in drug sales. And when it comes to compliance, cancer centers can work with pharmacists, physicians, and other providers to monitor patients' pill supplies and educate them about the importance of adhering to the medication plans.
But for the most part, oral cancer drugs continue to be a disruptive innovation that the industry is still trying to wrap its head around.
A decade or so ago, intensity-modulated radiation therapy was considered cutting edge. The technology has since become fairly ubiquitous, and although it remains a useful procedure, the high cost of medical linear accelerators makes upgrades difficult and infrequent.
But new software developments are allowing some facilities to switch to what's known as volumetric arc therapy—a safer and more precise way to deliver treatment. RapidArc? radiotherapy technology, pioneered by Varian Medical Systems, cuts the dose rate significantly. Procedures that used to take 15-20 minutes can now be done in less than two minutes, says Richard Emery, executive director of the Trinitas Comprehensive Cancer Center, which was the first center in New Jersey to implement the new technology.
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It's been said many times that the first rule of real estate consists of the three most important — and repetitive — words: "Location, location, location."
When you are a buyer in search of a home, this rule is always at the top of the list, no matter the real estate market. What makes a prospective residence in a prime location even better is when it has fabulous additions to the rule of location, including move-in condition, luxurious upgrades and a great value for the neighborhood.
Such is the home located in the prestigious Rancho Madera development of Simi Valley, near the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library. Set off the street for maximum privacy on a rare, large-sized flag lot, this five-bedroom, three-bathroom, 3,665 square-foot home shows like a model and is awaiting its new owners.
Located at 950 Wood Ranch Parkway, the first thing a visitor notices is the peace and quiet of an exclusive neighborhood, along with a temperate climate that is often accompanied by a cool breeze.
A manicured lawn is adjacent to the long driveway that leads discreetly to the home, which was built in 2001, and is set on 16,000 square feet, the largest lot in the tract.
The Spanish tile roof gives the house its California-Mediterranean flair and the arched entry alcove offers a pleasant front patio for one to sit and take in the fresh morning air with a cup of coffee in hand.
Its current owners chose to have the builder create an additional front-of-the-house room instead of a third-car garage. This room, which is on the ground floor and has its own entrance, is presently in use as an office, but can be converted to a bedroom for a nanny or designated as in-law quarters or a teen retreat. There is a full bathroom just a few steps from the room.
The tile flooring of the entry to the main area of the home boasts a stunning medallion in a design called "Inca," and the high ceilings embrace the soothing neutral paint tones of the expansive first floor.
An exquisite formal living room with tall, bright windows is adjacent to an interesting architectural touch: an open area that has numerous possibilities. It can be used as a media room, playroom or office, as it has a low wall and decorative pillars.
A formal dining room with hardwood floors is in close proximity to the dream kitchen, which features black granite countertops, spacious oak cabinetry and GE Profile appliances. The center island has a four-burner stove; there's a walk-in pantry; and a desk area alongside the wall. Nearby is the comfortable family room, which has custom window treatments, a ceiling fan, recessed lighting and a fireplace.
Upstairs, the wide hallways lead to a gorgeous master suite. The bedroom has a sophisticated look, with a hardwood floor, simple-but-elegant window treatments and a ceiling fan. The suite has a surprisingly delightful addition — an adjacent sitting area, complete with a cozy fireplace. The spa-sized bathroom has a jetted tub, dual sinks, enormous lighted walk-in closet and a separate room for the commode.
There are three more bedrooms upstairs, two with large walk-in closets, perfect for family members or guests or for telecommuters to use as a home-based office.
Venturing outside is a literal breath of fresh air. Because the lot is so large, the parklike setting has numerous possibilities, to leave as-is or add a pool or spa. A view of the unspoiled hillside provides serenity, and the lemon and lime trees, along with hydrangea and other shrubs gives the yard character and color. A central fountain provides a focal point and there's room at the side yard for a vegetable garden or dog run.
Other amenities include dual air conditioning, upgraded carpet and tile throughout, an indoor laundry room and two-car attached garage. The home is just across the road from the equally prestigious Wood Ranch community, which features fine and casual dining, shopping and walking trails. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library is just a few minutes away and offers a museum, tours and special events. There's also nearby freeway access to Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.
This home is reasonably priced at $695,000. For more information or for a private tour, call listing agent Laurel den Hoed of Keller Williams at 551-3073. On the Web: http://www.950woodranch.com. There will be an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. today.
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Recent research revealed that microacruators driven by pressurized fluids are able to generate high power and force densities at microscale. Despite these promising properties, fluidic actuators are rare in microsystem technology. The main technological barrier in the development of these actuators is the fabrication of powerful seals with low leakage. This paper presents a seal technology for linear fluidic microacruators based on ferrofluids. An accurate design method for these seals has been developed and validated by measurements on miniaturized actuator prototypes. Our current actuator prototypes are able to seal pressures up to 16 bar without leakage. The actuator has an outside diameter of 2 mm, a length of 13 mm and the actuator is able to generate forces of 0.65 N and a stroke of 10 mm. Moreover, promising properties such as the restoration of the seal after a pressure overload have been observed.
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SEATTLE - SEPTEMBER 12: Defensive end Chris Clemons of the Seattle Seahawks encourages the cheering crowd during the NFL season opener against the San Francisco 49ers at Qwest Field on September 12, 2010 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)
The contract extension agreed to on Monday, and likely to be signed Tuesday or Wednesday by Seattle Seahawks' defensive end Chris Clemons, is for three years and worth more than $21 million, The Sports Xchange has confirmed. Agent Don Henderson confirmed the length of the contract only. Henderson was still reviewing the contract late Tuesday afternoon, and precise details were still being exchanged with Seattle officials, but there appeared to be no major stumbling blocks to the deal becoming official. Clemons, 30, was entering the final season of a five-year, $12.6 million contract originally signed with Philadelphia in 2008, and was scheduled to earn a base salary of $4 million. Clemons forfeited $1 million of that base salary when he did not attend a mandatory three-day minicamp last month. The $1 million forfeiture, a loss of $100,000 in an offseason workout bonus and the $70,000-plus in fines that Clemons accrued for his absence from the minicamp will become academic with...
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I've long argued that the transition the Reds have been seeking to make—from a great offensive club to a pitching-and-defense team—is similar to the one the club made from 1987-1990.
Well, no longer.
There is very little offense left at this point, and what offense is left is young and emerging (i.e., unproven). That comp no longer applies. At this point, the team this one most reminds me of is the c. 1989-1990 Braves, with some interesting young offensive parts, lots of talented young pitching, and no defensive prowess to speak of. The Braves had 34 and 27 defensive win shares in 1989 and 1990, respectively, which is the hallmark of a bad defensive team.
What happened to the Braves in 1991 is well-known at this point: they searched for defense, targeting Terry Pendleton at third, introducing Sid Bream at first, and inserting Mark Lemke at second on a part-time basis. The net effect was that the Braves sported the best defense in the NL (47.4 win shares) in 1991.
What's most interesting to me is the first of those three moves: Terry Pendleton. He was a GG-defender at third with a weak stick, coming off a mid-career lull. This is the exact type of move the Reds should be making in the offseason.
Move 1: Move Encarnacion to LF, target a serious defensive upgrade at third
Moving Votto to left is the wrong move. These moves toward the right of the defensive spectrum almost never work (remember the Kearns to 3B idea that lasted for, what, two days?).
EdE already has the stick for LF (EdE OPS .808, ML LF average .795), and I believe he has the raw defensive skills to be an average defender, if not substantially better. My own assessment of his defense is that he has a strong arm, functional speed, and sufficient lateral quickness for third. But his footwork is not graceful, his arm slot is very inconsistent on throws, and he is more of a "thinker" than a "reactor" at third. Overall, a move to LF will mask his deficiencies and really highlight his strengths. He could really cover some decent ground out there and gun down a few runners. I think his offensive performance would likely improve, as well.
So who to target as a replacement at third? My top three would be Adrian Beltre, Eric Chavez, and Joe Crede, in that order.
Adrian Beltre's offense has plateaued, yet his defense remains top notch. Seattle is in rebuilding mode, and 2009 will be Beltre's last year of his contract at around $13M. With Dunn gone, the Reds will have the money. I think his offense would substantially improve with a move to GABP, and I don't think the Reds will have to give up top-shelf talent to acquire him. He bats righthanded. He is the Terry Pendleton c. 1990, and the one that the Reds should target.
Chavez is a bit dicier, given his shoulder surgery and likely 10/5 rights, but he has won six gold gloves. He represents an interesting target, with a distressed contract. It will be interesting to follow how his shoulder progresses and whether that requires a move off of third. If so, the A's will be looking to dump him, as I don't think the A's are moving Daric Barton or Cust defensively if Eric Chavez is forced to move off of third. [Clearly, he isn't really interesting to the Reds if he can't play third.] He has two years left on his 6 yr/$66M contract, plus a $12.5M option.
Joe Crede has put up some good defensive years, but his bat scares me, and he will be an expensive free agent. This free agent class looks ugly (http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2007/1...lb-free-a.html), and he would be my move of last resort at third.
Hank Blalock has fallen off the map, but if his option isn't exercised (doubtful), he could be another target.
Move 2: Target defense, speed, and OBP in centerfield
You're probably thinking. . . Good luck in getting all three of those in one player without breaking the bank. And I agree. There is no hope on the free agent market, in case you are wondering.
Will Coco Crisp still available? He brings defense and speed, although no consistent OBP.
If Dusty insists on batting his CFer in the leadoff spot, the Reds need some OBP from that position. The Reds could move someone like Ray Durham from second to CF.
Ultimately, the Reds must get creative with this position and will probably need to take some calculated risks.
Any other suggestions for CF?
Move 3: Move Homer Bailey to the bullpen
The Reds need to follow the Bobby Jenks/Eric Gagne model with this guy, pronto. I don't doubt that Bailey would be a lights out bullpen arm, health caveats aside. He doesn't have the repertoire or the head to start right now, so the Reds need to maximize the benefits he can bring to the team.
I fully expect to see organic improvement from the likes of Bruce, Votto, and EdE in 2009, and perhaps bounce-back years from Gonzalez, Freel, and Keppinger. The pitching staff has young talent with Ks up the wazoo, and a newly improved defense will help them to mature and grow. Harang and Arroyo will likely return to form.
Defensively, these moves leave the Reds average or better defensively at all positions, with the exception of catcher and perhaps SS. But a Beltre or healthy Chavez would cover for the shortcomings of the SS, like Pendleton did for Blauser in 1991.
Overall, I think these moves will accelerate the improvement of the team. And it will enable the transition to a pitching-and-defense squad.


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Julian Burton started Delta 7 in 1998, and worked for several years as a graphic facilitator for business leaders, spending his time listening and capturing hundreds of strategy discussions. With a background in medical illustration, he found huge demand for his ability to represent complex information in simple visual form.
Over time Julian developed an interest in employee engagement and change, particularly the role of conversation as a process of meaning making and transformation. This led to the creation of Visual Dialogue.
In 2007 Julian joined forces with Steve Whitla, a change consultant turned artist with the same remarkable ability for visually simplifying complex and abstract information. Steve had previously been working for KPMG (subsequently Atos) Consulting, where he developed an innovative methodology for visual investigation and rich picture creation. His research interests focus on linguistics and visual language.
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In this interview Justin spoke to Glasco on a wide variety of topics such as playing along side three quarterbacks at Baylor (Griffin,Florence & Petty). We also spoke about his experiences and learning from former Bears and current Redskins running back Lache Seastrunk.
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The service is already available in 17 other countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, India, and the Philippines. MasterCard also has other mobile payment services in the U.S., such as an RFID effort with Blaze.


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J.W. Arnold Elementary School Teacher Joanne Maples patiently went through each note of a song about the "Sounds of the Sea," with a class of second-graders on Wednesday, taking time to teach her students how each note sounds.
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Artists' Film Biennial 2014: Anti-Junkie-Light Selected by Nina Koennemann
3 Jul 2014
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AboutAnti-Junkie-Light, selected by artist Nina Koennemann, explores the use of coloured light in public spaces and experimental film. The programme includes experimental film and video, commercial documentation of events, documentary material from the artists archive and additional commissioned material. Nina Koennemann (born 1971 in Bonn, Germany) lives and works in Berlin and Los Angeles. Recent solo exhibitions include: Kunstverein Cologne (2013); Fondazione Pastificio Cerere, Rome (2012) and House of Gaga, Colonia Condesa, Mexico (2012). Group exhibitions include: Grand Opening Pt.2, Mathew, Berlin (2012); That's why I never became a dancer, Haus der Kunst, Munich, Germany (2012); and Poor Man's Expression, Kino Arsenal, Berlin, Germany (2012). Ticket Offer: attend four Biennial events for the price of three. Book now. Please note that all films are 18+ unless otherwise stated.
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Getting ready to leave for Vegas tomorrow for my annual trip to the Consumer Electronics Show. Inevitably making today "filming day" as you can see so I have all the Savvy Sexy Social episodes covered while I'm gone. Breakin' out the curling iron for this one. Ha!
From a good lookin' group of Schmittauers to you and your family. Happy 2015!
Just another adventurous time in Anaheim with the super nerds on YouTube. I wouldn't have it any other way. <3
I was so on top of my recap of Savvy Sexy Social this year, but completely forgot about the Schmittastic channel! I guess because I didn't make a ton of content. But you know what, it was still worth it to throw a couple of my favorite moments together. Enjoy! Remind me next year, wouldja?
My second year for VidCon this Summer was a HUGE success. So much fun seeing old friends, meeting new people and making a TON of videos. Here's everything published so far. (More to be added in this post as they go live on YouTube throughout various channels.) Leaving for Vidcon: Being a Glasshole thanks to Lamarr:
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Cherries N Chocolate Fudge
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Cherries N Chocolate Fudge has a great taste. Cherries N Chocolate Fudge gets its taste from cherries mixed with chocolate
|Sweetened condensed milk
|14 Ounce
|Chocolate chips
|12 Ounce (2 Cups)
|Coarsely chopped almonds
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped candied cherries
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Almond extract
|1 Teaspoon
|Candied cherry halves
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Candied pecan halves
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
MICROWAVE DIRECTIONS: Line 8-inch square pan with foil; set aside.
In medium microwave-safe bowl, combine sweetened condensed milk and chocolate chips; stir lightly.
Microwave at HIGH (100% power) 1 1/2 to 2 minutes or until chips are melted and mixture is smooth when stirred.
Stir in almonds, cherries and almond extract.
Spread evenly in prepared pan.
Place cherry and pecan halves over fudge.
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Canberra duo ready to take on Tour de France
They 'grew up together on the bikes'. Now they will ride together in the Tour de France.
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Crows coach Phil Walsh found dead in home
Marissa Calligeros 9:06 PM Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh is dead after a domestic dispute at his home. His son has been charged with his murder.
'It's a call that you never want to get'
Emma Quayle 9:06 PM For Adelaide, everything changed at 3.30am. For the people who knew, loved and worked with Phil Walsh, football both meant nothing and was the one thing keeping them together.
'I wasn't offering anything': Papalii's truth
Lee Gaskin 3:08 PM Revitalised Queensland enforcer Josh Papalii credits some tough love from Raiders coach Ricky Stuart as the key to turning his fortunes around ahead of his State of Origin return.
The young stars the Raiders must re-sign
Jon Tuxworth 10:00 PM Canberra steps up talks to lock up key players long-term over the next few weeks.
Canberrans nominated for coaching award
Tom Kazias 7:06 PM Community coach of the year nominee Glen Croker admits to not being able to communicate his game plans with players.
Saturday Serve
Time to walk the talk over female athletes' pay
Jon Tuxworth 8:00 PM People stamp their feet about the gross inequities our female athletes face. But not consistently.
Semi-finals a minimum for Brumbies: White
Lee Gaskin 7:23 PM Nic White leaves door open to possible Brumbies return after French stint.
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Sutton injury compounds South Sydney's woes
Steve Mascord 11:25 PM South Sydney's Saturday morning hangover from a belting by adolescent Penrith could turn into a raging migraine with part-time captain John Sutton facing scans on a biceps injury.
Panthers deal South Sydney another title blow
Steve Mascord 10:09 PM Penrith's "team of the future" – spearheaded by the rookies like Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, Tyrone Peachey and Bryce Cartwright – annexed a big chunk of the present.
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SARU axes referees' chief Watson
11:55 PM The contract of South Africa's head of referees Andre Watson has been terminated with immediate effect, the South African Rugby Union have said.
Highlanders' kicking game key in final
Toby Robson 8:57 PM It's often said defence wins titles, but for the Hurricanes the old cliche may apply as much to catching kicks as it does making tackles during Saturday's Super Rugby final.
McCullum hits second-highest T20 score of all time
7:42 AM New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum smashed the second-highest Twenty20 score of all time when he hit a typically belligerent 158 not out in 64 balls for Birmingham against Derbyshire on Friday.
Harris has more scans as Essex take it to Australian batsmen
Chris Barrett 7:28 AM As the Australians awaited news about the state of Ryan Harris's knee their batsmen endured a challenging afternoon against Essex.
Adam Saad a shining light for the Suns
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my best writing and performance within creative collaborative
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I have lived in Sedona (aka Sedonanut Land) twice (totalling 23+ years. Now being in my second tour of duty. I say this because of the vortex energies. Does not matter whether you believe in them or not they amplify both the positive and the negative in people's energies. Living hear is like living in a Fun House Hall of Mirrors.
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My creative outlets have involved film & video production, theater and comedy sketch script writing, and comedy performance.
I also enjoy acting and was in the first two and only so far sketch comedy groups that originated from Sedona - The Vortex Players & The Ozone Players back in 1988. I have acted in local community theater plays, performed sketch comedy and improv as well in front of live audiences. To me comedy (a sacred healing art) must involve material related to The New World Order vs The New Weird Order. In other words, doing comedy is my form of political activism. In 2009 it came to me that comedy
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In 2010 and 2011 I placed ads in the local newspaper to start a sketch comedy group. Although I have been trained in improv by a Sedona woman who trained at Second City and have attended a free gathering of improv locally (and March 2012) was kicked out for being "too intense") - I find improv for improv sake only to be a waste of time. This type of activity is closest to mutual masturbation as one can get without entering the "porn context". I had a love/hate relationship with that gathering because I want to use the wonderful material that is presented but lost in a moment or two - use some of that material and hone it into a comedy sketches (up to 9 minutes long) that could be performed anywhere and video recorded and put on a website linked to you-tube for everyone else to enjoy. After all comedy can be a major healing art. Why waste comedy by doing improv for improv sake with no recording unless you are a micro mutual masturbation subculture.
"Sketch Comedy Group Forming: 80% internet & 20% local live performances; experience in comedy writing and or comedy performance preferred; a plus if you have video editing skills or website design skills; must be willing to work on speculation."
You may know someone besides yourself who may be interested in this project. I do not have video editing skills but am pretty good at using my digital video camera (i.e. edit within the camera). I also have no web design skills so would be looking for people into that.
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The focus of the sketch comedy group is now only one of several foci that this website will mirror. There will be a "Fine Art Gallery" as well as music videos and channeling videos as well as interviews related to the vortex culture of Sedona. I really love the forms of social satire and parody in the context of comedy as a healing art. I have lived in Sedona twice with a total of 25 + years. Life here can be very kooky to say the least.
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Outnumbered Republicans said they can only hope to have a say in shaping that agenda as they introduced their own bills, many of which are intended to modify or repeal measures adopted by majority Democrats in recent years.
The two-thirds majorities in the Assembly and Senate won by Democrats during November's election give them the power to unilaterally increase taxes, pass emergency legislation, override gubernatorial vetoes and put constitutional amendments before voters. While their supermajorities are being undermined temporarily as some lawmakers resign to take new offices or jobs outside government, Democratic leaders are confident they ultimately will maintain the two-thirds threshold in both houses.
A Field Poll released last week found that 55 percent of voters think the Democrats' supermajorities are good for California.
By Friday's deadline, lawmakers had introduced 2,189 bills for this year's session — 1,376 in the Assembly and 813 in the Senate. That is actually 8 percent less than in 2011, the start of the previous two-year session, when lawmakers introduced 2,381 bills.
Democratic leaders have pledged to tread carefully on tax issues and in other areas for fear of alienating voters, yet the majority party is moving aggressively on several fronts.
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Bought a Tailgater. Set it up and it WORKS! Took more time to unpack and read the manual than it took to install and get 3 satellites. Piece of cake!
It shows sats 110, 119, and 129. I am on the west coast. (Calif)
What happens when we take a looong trip to the east coast? Would it remain on the WA or get changed to the EA?
Of course with fuel prices this may not happen!
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Posted 11 April 2012 - 07:02 PM
110 and 119 are no problem pretty much anywhere. North East state will probably be a problem since 129 has a low angle in this area of the US.
Posted 11 April 2012 - 07:16 PM
Thank again for the info.
I guess that means it is 'hard wired' for WA.
Was not aware the WA was useable on the east coast!
I guess that means it is 'hard wired' for WA.
Was not aware the WA was useable on the east coast!
Posted 11 April 2012 - 08:20 PM
Yeah, I'm in North East PA, near NY state, 129 is iffy. Had 119 and 110 for years before switching over to EA dish last summer.
Posted 11 April 2012 - 09:19 PM
Thanks Garys, that's good to know.
Bought the Tailgater especially for long trips.
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Posted 12 April 2012 - 05:15 AM
You go much further northeast of PA and 129 starts getting iffy in general (too low in the sky). However, 110 and 119 are just fine most of the time (Dish has been selling to NE CONUS customers almost since they started).
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Biron clears waivers, uncertain about future
Oct 15, 2013, 1:25 PM EDT
Veteran Rangers goalie Martin Biron cleared waivers on Tuesday, but it's unclear what lies ahead.
Biron, 36, will reportedly take a few days to figure out if he'll report to AHL Hartford or consider retirement, according to TVA's Louis Jean.
It's been an odd past few weeks for the longtime NHLer. Things began strangely at Rangers' training camp — Biron was absent for the first two days with an unspecified personal issue, forcing the Blueshirts to bring in Johan Hedberg on a PTO.
Upon his return, Biron spoke guardedly about his absence:
"I'm where I need to be. I'm focused and I'm really where I wanted to be this morning.
"I was excited to be here. I was excited to be on the ice and get going with the guys, definitely. I'm not going to go into details, it's just how life is sometimes and you've got to roll with it.
"Again, I was fortunate I was able to get home and now to be back."
According to ESPN New York, Rangers head coach Alain Vigneault "appear unconvinced" about Biron as the club's backup right from start of camp. Vigneault's opinion went unchanged early in the regular season — strengthened, even — after Biron went 0-1-0 in two appearances with a 7.61 GAA and .763 save percentage.
"It's a performance-based business, and the organization felt Marty's first two performances were not what we expected, [so] we decided to put him on waivers," Vigneault said. "We're gonna get together this afternoon as a group and talk about where we go from there."
What's odd is that, statistically speaking, Biron's been one of the NHL's best backup goalies over the last two years.
He didn't play much in 2013, but was solid when called upon, posting a 2-2-1 record with a .917 save percentage and 2.32 GAA.
The year prior he appeared in 21 games, posting a 12-6-2 record with a .904 save percentage and 2.46 GAA.
He was also lauded for a strong working relationship with starter Henrik Lundqvist.
Biron could accept his fate with the Rangers and report to the American League, a place he hasn't played since a rehab assignment during the 2009-10 campaign. Teammate Arron Asham, who was placed on waivers as well, has already said he'd report to Hartford.
- edm93oil - Oct 15, 2013 at 2:11 PM
The oilers should trade the yak to rangers for staal and a random foward.
- flyerguy73 - Oct 15, 2013 at 2:24 PM
He was NEVER good enough to be a starter, let alone a backup. I hated him as a Flyer! He needs to retire, and do something else, because a goalie he isn't!
- ibieiniid - Oct 15, 2013 at 3:42 PM
you know why he was a bad goalie on the Flyers? because he was on the Flyers.
- shamu1the1whale - Oct 15, 2013 at 2:33 PM
Do you think anyone in Pittsburgh might be considering him?
- hockeyflow33 - Oct 15, 2013 at 3:05 PM
$1.3 million to play in the AHL isn't that bad Marty!
- ibieiniid - Oct 15, 2013 at 3:42 PM
ewwwwww bus ridesssss
- tarotsujimoto74 - Oct 15, 2013 at 3:26 PM
If he is intent on retiring, I would love for the Sabres to bring him in so he can retire a Sabre.
- pxland - Oct 15, 2013 at 4:22 PM
"I retired a sabre"
That's not such a great thing to be able to say, is it?
- crazemastercraze - Oct 15, 2013 at 4:23 PM
All the players who were on the ice in front of Biron should be place on waivers as well..
- barkar942 - Oct 15, 2013 at 11:35 PM
And so should the coach!
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Becoming a prostitute?
I have been striping for a two years and I make pretty good money. A lot more then most of my friends. I don't have a boy friend, nor do I want... Show More
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The risks are obvious: arrest and imprisonment. Minnesota penalties are fairly mild--fines and a year or less in jail--but if you gain the persistent attention of law enforcement, you'll never operate comfortably, and your clients will flee to the winds.
,Everyone in trade gets caught eventually, and the sloppy are caught quickly. Take the long view: any prostitution conviction against you will be public record. Are you comfortable explaining it to family? Friends? Boyfriends? Employers?
Rethink your writing career. You don't need schooling as much as you need writing work. You need to be well-read, and to command your language, but a writer becomes more valuable with age and experience. With prostitution, precisely the reverse is true.
You'll need a day job, but stripping will serve you well enough there, especially if you can work your way into club management. Also, stripper memoirs are in vogue. See Diablo Cody, Elisabeth Eaves, Lily Burana, and others--especially Burana.
Start reading, start writing. Good luck.
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Becoming a prostitute would be the single worst decision in your life that you could make right now. Sure, you would be making money and all, but down the road, you will regret it and hate yourself for it. It's one of those things that just demoralizes a person. There are so many other things you can do with your life. As for schooling, most of college isn't about your intelligence, it's all about how bad you want it and how hard you work towards your goal. If there's something out there that you can do that for, like writing, then you will be able to do it. What I'm trying to say is that this is the only life and only body you get, don't throw it away like this.
And also, don't listen to the idiot comments by guys below. They are immature and a**holes. This isn't something to joke about like they are.
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go to school. ur only 19. being a prostitute is a really risky business. you could catch a std, get killed by a creepy man who didn't wanna pay, or get caught
Ok your giving her all these negatives to the "job" like she wants to apply at mc'donalds or something. How about the fact that it's just WRONG no contest, and it is beneath her worth? All prostitutes know the risk of the job what they don't know is their own worth. Especially in a case like this where she is not being forced to become one.
Ok bye lol
See what you need to start doing is give yourself more credit. You can be whatever you put ur mind to it. You don't need to be a genious to be a writer, sure, you might not get a Nobel Prize for Literature. But if that's what you really want, why settle?
Getting caught is not the worse it could happen, nowadays with all the STDs that are out there and even with protection you can still catch something.
Thats the worst possible decision you could every make.
Sure you'll get money, and be ok... for now.
When your older you'll look back and wish you hadn't, or worse you could turn into an empty shell because you'll think your body has no value.
Your body is precious, don't be so quick to degrade yourself and your worth. Think again.
don't become a prostitute, you will be sucked into a dark underworld. You might be able to make a lot of money stripping if you learn the tricks, I recently have been reading Jenna Jameson's Biography at first she was a stripper before she was a pornstar and she talked about how her friend taught her the ropes I suggest you read the book for tips plus it was really interesting. one of the things she did was not touch the guys during lapdances but get closer and closer during each dance. anyway she became the top girl and earned thousands of dollars.
I only brought home $1,250 last night....
That money does not last me....
Thats still a lot considering what most people make in other jobs, you should practice saving it up.
if you were to become prostitute then you might have to end up splitting the money with a pimp
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Rich Holman
Posted 17 April 2014 - 08:51 AM
Many, if not all of the issues that we had with the initial launch have been resolved. We've pushed updates almost daily to address them and we've been urging users to actively update. Of course users are going to have issues specific to users WordPess/Server environment. I think it's a great idea and highly recommend to test any new, or redesigned software in a dev environment before putting it on a live site. I also suggest having a current backup of your site just in case. If you download version 4.0.23 from http://wordpress.org/plugins/better-wp-security it's the exact same code base as the Pro version at this time. We are rolling out new features for both versions soon, the Pro version of course having many more robust features, but for the time being the difference is licensing for premium ticketed support. I encourage you to give it a spin in a dev environment and see it works for you.
Posted 20 April 2014 - 03:48 AM