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Madison Bumgarner pitched a five-hitter and Brandon Belt had three hits and three RBIs, leading the San Francisco Giants to a 6-1 win over the Washington Nationals on Tuesday night in a matchup between NL division leaders. Bumgarner (13-7) struck out six and walked one in his second complete game this season. Hunter Pence and Marco Scutaro, both acquired before the July trade deadline, each added three hits for the Giants, who have won three of four at home after losing eight of nine. Pablo Sandoval, in his first start since coming off the disabled list Monday, Angel Pagan and Brandon Crawford also drove in runs. Adam LaRoche drove in a run for the Nationals, who have won 11 of last 14. NL ERA leader Jordan Zimmermann (9-7) saw his six-game winning streak come to an end after allowing two runs on eight hits. He walked two and struck out four. Zimmermann has allowed four or fewer earned runs in all 24 starts this season, including 18 of two or less. Bumgarner lowered his NL-le...
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Aren't the words "bloody" and "WTF" just ways to circumvent the swear filter? One thing I've learned through the years is that everyone has their own little equivilant to words they oppose. Flock, Frick, Fu(k, F0ck, it all means the same thing. Pretty much anything that is used as a substitute for these words is to me the same thing. It's circumventing the filter, yes. But it should make no difference wether you modify the words themselves, or use other words to imply them. I understand the need for some kind of rules, but they aren't consistant. If these things are discouraged, then discourage them all.
While I see the need for such filters, I still maintain that there shouldn't be a need for them. The word that F'in is derived from is no different in meaning than the word bloody. They mean the same thing, so there's no reason that one should be discouraged and not the other. But that's just my opinion based upon a perfect society.
Actually I have to agree. I can't stand reading "wtf" within a post. It just screams "i HAVE to say it one way and one way only with no regards for everyone else".
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In this report, the committee responds to its charge by (a) describing the basic structure and beneficiary populations of the six major government health care programs, (b) documenting the activities of each of these programs with regard to the four principal components of quality enhancement identified above, and (c) offering recommendations for improving current quality enhancement processes.
Chapter 2 provides a description of each of the six government health care programs included in this study. It also reviews the broad trends affecting the needs and expectations of the programs' beneficiaries, as well as key program features other than quality enhancement processes that affect the quality of health care provided.
Chapter 3 reviews the various roles played by the federal government in the health care arena and examines how these roles can be leveraged and better coordinated to improve the quality enhancement processes and activities of the various government health care programs. In general, each of the programs has fairly well-developed regulatory processes for ensuring quality, including minimum standards of participation for providers and external quality review activities. The federal government has far less experience as a value-based purchaser, although there are several notable examples of small-scale efforts to encourage disclosure of comparative quality data and selectively purchase from or provide payment incentives to high-quality providers. Lastly, three of the government programs—DOD TRICARE and the VHA and IHS programs—own and operate extensive delivery systems that have to varying degrees incorporated quality improvement activities into their operations.
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M. x giganteus, the first known natural Miscanthus hybrid, was originally found in Japan and then made its way to Europe where it was initially used as an ornamental grass for estates or large gardens, Stewart said. It's a highly productive grass that's cold-hardy, notably for plants that use C4 photosynthesis, which are mostly found in the subtropics and tropics.
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Ecobank Increases Most in Two Weeks on Earnings: Accra Mover
Sept. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Ecobank Transnational Inc., which operates banks in 32 African countries, rose the most in almost two weeks on speculation profit will increase in the nine months through September after falling in the first half.
The stock gained 9.1 percent to 12 pesewas by the close in Accra, the capital, the biggest increase since Sept. 6.
"Ecobank Transnational is expected to break even in its nine-month performance, after earnings declined in the first half of the year," David Tetteh, chief executive officer of CAL Bank Ltd.'s brokerage unit, said by phone today. A $250 million investment from South Africa's Public Investment Corp. in April, which gave it a 20 percent stake in Ecobank, was probably "used to address major efficiency issues bordering on the bank's growth," he said.
The bank's net income declined 7.4 percent to $83.9 million in the first six months of the year, it said on July 27. Net interest income, the money banks make from loans increased to $442 million from $256 million a year before, it said.
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First on the track at 5:45 a.m. was Santiva for trainer Eddie Kenneally. The son of Giant's Causeway who won the Kentucky Jockey Club (gr. II) at Churchill Downs last year, was timed in :50 1/5 for a half-mile over the very wet, but sealed track.
Next out was Watch Me Go, the son of West Acre who won the Tampa Bay Derby (gr. II), as he went five furlongs in 1:02. Trainer Kathleen O'Connell had opted to send the colt over the sealed track after electing not to work him over a wet track the previous day. She explained that Watch Me Go does not like an "off" track and that on Sunday the track was not just wet but was also "chopped up."
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At 6:15, Nehro, the runner-up in the Louisiana Derby (gr. II) and Arkansas Derby (gr. I), breezed four furlongs in :51 1/5.
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Schwarzenegger faces deadline to act on 250 bills
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger made California the first state to create an insurance exchange under new federal health care reform as he hurried Thursday to act on about 250 bills remaining from this summer's legislative session.
He signed seven major health care-reform bills and another seven bills extending foster care benefits as he worked his way last-minute through dozens of pieces of legislation. Other measures punish parents of truant children, set beverage standards for day care centers and ban local governments from writing their own vehicle codes.
In his first wave of actions Thursday afternoon, the governor vetoed 43 bills, including one requiring tanker ships to deploy floating barriers, or booms, as a preventive measure before transferring fuel in California waters.
The state's landmark health care legislation sets up an oversight board for an insurance exchange that will let consumers comparison-shop for coverage. Other bills in the package bar insurers from denying coverage to children because of a pre-existing condition and let young adults stay on their parents' health care plans until they turn 26.
The laws all tie the nation's most populous state into federal reforms set to take effect in 2014.
Thursday's developments represent a "significant breakthrough in the historic effort to overhaul the broken health care system in America, the worst excesses of which are seen daily in California," said Assembly Speaker John Perez, D-Los Angeles, author of one of the flagship reform bills.
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I joined the Department directly after university, with the desire to expand my skills and knowledge base in the public's service. Seeking a challenging and relevant avenue at the outset of my career, I brought my focus upon sustainability and protection of the Australian environment. I am seeking a challenging career in public policy, reflecting my interest in Australian affairs and my skills in strategic thinking, research, analysis, and communication.
First Placement: Ecosystems and Climate Change Section, Australian Government Land and Coasts
The Ecosystems and Climate Change Section has responsibility for a range of issues relating to the intersection of forests, plantations, biodiversity and climate change policies.
I joined the section in the midst of the negotiations surrounding the Tasmanian Forests Statement of Principles, which allowed me to be actively involved in the complexities of stakeholder management in a sensitive policy environment. I confidently approached the ministerial correspondence and Question Time briefs relating to the Statement of Principles process, quickly becoming familiar with the communication style of the APS.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The NBA's lockout is tentatively over, but Minnesota Timberwolves president of basketball operations David Kahn took time Thursday to answer questions about his team and the upcoming 2012 season. The Timberwolves welcome point guard Ricky Rubio to the mix after drafting him No. 5 overall in the 2009 draft. They'll also add rookie Derrick Williams, whom they selected with the second-overall pick in this year's draft. On top of that, Minnesota hired Rick Adelman as the team's new head coach, replacing Kurt Rambis. It was a busy summer for the Wolves. Now with the lockout set to officially end soon, Kahn said he's eager for basketball to finally resume. "I'm really looking forward to the season, and I think most people are," Kahn said. "I just sense in the community just in the times I've been stopped. I'm looking forward to this with a lot of excitement and enthusiasm and I hope that's shared by the community as well. It should be a fun year." The 2011-12 season wil...
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NEW YORK - MARCH 11: Cashmere Wright #1 of the Cincinnati Bearcats reacts late in the game against the West Virginia Mountaineers during the quarterfinal of the 2010 NCAA Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden on March 11, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
Point guard Cashmere Wright had never made a buzzer-beater to win a game. Coach Mick Cronin had never seen one of his teams pull one off at the end. No surprise, then, that both were a little stunned when the ball went in. Wright's fadeaway jumper at the buzzer gave No. 17 Cincinnati a 58-56 victory over Alabama on Saturday in a matchup of stingy unbeaten teams. In the final seconds, Cincinnati was a bit better on defense. And the struggling Wright made the shot that decided it. Trevor Releford had a chance to give Alabama the lead, but Justin Jackson swatted away his driving jump shot. Cincinnati (7-0) got the rebound and called timeout with 6 seconds left. Wright took the inbound pass at midcourt, drove to the left side of the basket and hit his fadeaway 12-footer over the outstretched arm of 7-foot center Moussa Gueye. Wright fell on his back after releasing the ball and didn't see it go through the hoop. He knew he'd won the game when teammates rushed at him. Ever do that ...
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If you\'re Danish are you playing matches outside yet? I could see one of those scorelines on a fast indoor surface, if it was on clay good stuff? Yes, tennis there is plenty of time to stall and get your breath back if needed, but it can be gruelling as I know some of the guys where we used to play wouldn\'t sit down, they\'d changed ends have a drink on the way to changing and then get on with it.
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I've not seen it and can't find it. Is it saying that thimerosal isn't in vaccines or soemthing?
If it is, I gave this information to my pediatrician after having a chat about how mercury and thimerosal are still in vaccines. She made a copy for her lab people.
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i would consider learning about the use of aluminum adjuvants in vaccines. Here are two recent articles published:
Do aluminum vaccine adjuvants contribute to the rising prevalence of autism: http://www.omsj.org/reports/tomljenovic%202011.pdf
Mehanisms of aluminum adjuvant toxicty and autoimmunity in pediatric populations: http://www.liberationchiropractic.com/wp-content/uploads/documents/AluminumVaccinations.pdf
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I visited Budapest in November 2011 for a long weekend with a friend. We stayed at the Sofitel Budapest Chain Bridge and so were lucky enough to enjoy a very central location.
Being November it was always going to be a little chilly. We weren't disappointed as it stayed around -5 to +5 C throughout our time here. The good thing about Budapest is that it is quick to get around and so it doesn't take long to get to the next place where you will warm up.
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Pest is the other side of Budapest (on the eastern side of the Danube) and whilst lacking the immediate charm of Buda it is the more 'living, breathing' part of the city and has a number of key attractions including St Stephens Basilica, the Hungarian Parliament and the House of Terror.
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First rate VT page on Budapest, Troy! I hope to end my Central Europe trip next year in the city so your tips have given me some great inspiration. I didn't realise you could tour inside the Parliament building so that is definitely something to add to the list of things to do when I'm there.
Ah yes Budapest - my 2nd favourite city (and there ain't no #1)! I didn't know about the "zero" thanks for that - my problem with Budapest is that I seem to get all my culture from the inside of the bars - HA! BTW great HP too and tx for the Utrecht visit.
An excellent page and its great to see the interior of the parliament here as well, as I always missed that so far !
Thanks Dee, the parliament really is well worth a visit. It will be time well spent.
Troy, Really enjoyed reading your review's on Budapest. I really would like to tour the inside of Parliament building, it looks so grand! Excellent page!
Hello, Troy! Budapest is a great destination indeed!~ I wish I could visit it some day...
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The automaker is already surviving on $13.4 billion in federal loans and said in a plan submitted to the Treasury Department that it would seek an additional $16.6 billion if economic conditions worsen.
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G7 Meetings UnderwayIvan Eland Interviewed on Canadas CTV News
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Senior Fellow Ivan Eland appears on Canadas CTV News to discuss the G7 meetings underway in Germany. On the aganeda for the G7 countries are items such as the situation in Ukraine and Russian sanctions, how to combat ISIS, climate change and more. Eland offers his analysis of the G7 agenda and what is needed for a successful summit.
Experts: Ivan Eland
Type: Television
Issues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Economic History and Development (International), Terrorism and National Crises
Markets Can Heal U.S. Healthcare
Recorded: Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of A Better Choice, appears on the Wall Street Journals Opinion Live program to discuss how free markets can solve many issues with Obamacare and Americas healthcare system. Goodman talks about which provisions of Obamacare should be changed and which ones should be left alone. Free market principles would level the playing field and give patients the power of choice.
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Type: Television
Issues: Free Market Economics, Health Care, Regulation and Deregulation, Welfare
The Fight Against ISIS in Iraq
Recorded: Monday, May 25, 2015
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland appears on RT Television to discuss comments by Defense Secretary Ash Carter who stated that Iraqis just dont have the will to fight ISIS. Eland talks about the history of the Iraq war and what is needed to stabilize the region.
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What Americans Should Learn from the British Election
Recorded: Wednesday, May 13, 2015
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Recorded: Monday, April 6, 2015
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Eva G. Farris Art Gallery
Landscape Paintings
By: Tom Bluemlein
Tom Bluemlein finds inspiration for his oil landscapes, waterscapes and still lifes virtually everywhere he travels. Yet most of his paintings are created close to home, in the Smoky Mountain region of Eastern Tennessee and the beautiful Ohio Valley woodlands.
Tom finds clouds and fog, with a strong focused light particularly interesting to work with. And no matter what the subject of his paintings, water holds a great deal of significance for him, perhaps suggesting an energy flow. Created with an ethereal touch, Tom's paintings take the viewer far beyond subject matter; his paintings creates moods.
Tom is a member of several professional art organizations, including Past President of the Cincinnati Art Club, The Indiana Plein Air Painters, past president of the American Impressionist Society, the Ohio Watercolor Society and is a Signature Member of the prestigious Oil Painters of America. He is extremely proud that the Oil Painters of America have selected his painting for their national juried shows for three years running [2004-2006]. Tom was also selected to be in the National Show in 2008 where he was awarded an Award of Excellence for his painting 'Flight'. Tom was chosen to write the forward for the recently published book by E. Ashley Rooney, 100 Artists of the Midwest. Tom's paintings are in the corporate collections of Great American Insurance Company in Cincinnati, Ohio, The Marriott Hotel in Covington, Kentucky and Saint Luke Hospital.He is represented by, Dana Gallery Missoula, Montana andThe Miller Gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio, Liz-Beth and Co. Knoxville, TN and Guest Artist at Legacy Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona. Tom and his wife Jonna now make their home in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky.
On June 21, 2007, Thomas More College unveiled the naming of the new Art Gallery as the "Eva G. Farris Art Gallery." Over 150 friends attended the celebration, which was a surprise to the honoree as part of the annual Thomas More College Foundation Event. After the unveiling, friends dined in the Thomas More Library and had an opportunity to tour the Gallery where a student exhibit was on display.
"For some individuals, giving of their time and resources comes naturally. Eva Farris is one of these special individuals," said Sister Margaret Stallmeyer, former president of Thomas More College. "She not only gives financial support to numerous organizations, but she serves as a committed and passionate volunteer throughout the community."
A portrait of Eva Farris, painted by Thomas More graduate, Taylor Stephenson '07, hangs on the entry wall of the Gallery. Ms. Stephenson is one of two Thomas More art graduates whose work was selected in a national competition to be displayed at Manifest Gallery in Cincinnati.


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Perhaps the most riveting video so far of the 2012 Washington Nationals season? See above: Davey Johnson reacts to a fire alarm during his pregame press conference before Tuesday's Nationals-Astros game at Nationals Park (link to CSN Washington.com video here). Okay, maybe "reacts" isn't the right way to describe it. Interestingly, Davey reacted the same way in the 9th inning Tuesday night with Brad Lidge on the mound holding a 1-0 lead. But it all worked out. Befriend the Nats Enquirer on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter.
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The dazzling Motion Yellow paint is contrasted by a wide charcoal stripe that runs the length of the car on the top and the bottom sides of the panels. Open the decklid, look underneath and the stripe is mirrored. Same deal with the hood. The stripe also runs the length of the interior and separates the twin instrument panel pods. On the driver's side is a machine polished billet gauge cluster made from 1 1/2-inch sheet aluminum designed by Somers and fitted with ultra light, carbon fiber Auto Meter gauges. The passenger side of the panel is also machine turned with floating grab bar.
The leather-covered buckets are from the C5 Corvette and are fitted with four-point Simpson racing harnesses. The console top is trimmed with a matching machine turned panel. Phil chose a "machined" theme for all the interior hardware including pedals, door handles, shifter, and the four-spoke steering wheel. If you've been wondering where the master cylinders for the brake and clutch were hidden, they're under the dash, as is the Hydro Boost. The fuel and brake lines were run through the frame for safety.
You may be asking yourself how much green it takes to buy a SuperSpeedster. "Since the Motion SuperSpeedster is essentially a made-to-measure car, no two are exactly alike," said Joel Ehrenpreis, Motion's president. "You can use a base price of $475,000 to start, and then add on the options. It's safe to say this is a $500,000 car."
What can someone do with a supercar that costs a cool half mil? No doubt you'd have the admiration of your friends and neighbors. Seriously, few of the SuperSpeedsters will be built, making each one of them a unique example in the art of handcrafted, coach-built customs that recall an earlier age of artisans like Winfield, Barris, and Jeffries. And that could make the Motion SuperSpeedster even more collectible as the years go by.


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Real Salt Lake is the American soccer team located in Utah just outside of Salt Lake
City. Coached by Jason Kries, they've had a good record of performance in recent
years. They brought home the Major League Soccer Cup in 2009 and made it to the
finals in 2011, creating a boost in sales for Real Salt Lake tickets. In the beginning,
they struggled with many losses and were unable to maintain consistency with
players that stayed with the team. They made it to the play-offs in 2008 thanks to
changes in leadership and the addition of talented players to cause a turn-around.
Their dramatic colors of bright red, blue and gold captivate audiences wherever the
Real Salt Lake team takes on the challenge of a match.
The team's name was inspired by the Real Madrid team from Spain. Translated
to "royal," the name is a source of pride for the American team. The two teams
actually compete in friendly matches with one another. In a true spirit of
cooperation, the Spanish team and American team are combining forces and funds
to form a youth soccer academy in America, promoting the sport and its growth.
Their most notable rivals remain the Colorado Rapids and fans are in quite a fervor
to buy Real Salt Lake Tickets any time the two teams meet in competition. Real Salt
Lake, like so many teams, has a mascot to represent them. Their friend, Leo the Lion,
is a standard at any Real Salt Lake games.
The Rio Tinto Stadium, home of the Real Salt Lake soccer team, cost $110 million
dollars and opened in October of 2008. Private and public funds were combined
to complete the project. situated only a short distance away from Salt Lake City in
Sandy, up to 20,000 Real Salt Lake tickets can be sold at a time to reach full capacity
for Real Salt Lake games and other events. The stadium offers all of the amenities
such as suites, Center Circle seats and Club Seats. Real Salt Lake tickets are a hot
commodity, drawing in loyal fans on a yearly basis. When the season for Real Salt
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capacity of up to 27,000.
With all of the revenue and business brought in by Real Salt Lake tickets on sale, the
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heart of the action. When people come to town, a Real Salt Lake game is one of the
top items on the itinerary and the lines are long for Real Salt Lake tickets. Festivals,
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the off season. Soccer fans are thinking about getting their hands on Real Salt Lake
tickets at the close of one season, dreaming about the excitement of the next.
10-20-14: Real Salt Lake will conclude its regular season against the Chivas USA on Wednesday at the Rio Tinto Stadium in Utah. Real Salt Lake currently owns a 14-8-11 record heading into its final game of the regular season, cementing the fourth spot in the Western Conference and trailing FC Dallas by just one point with 53 on the season.
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we aren't waiting consoles to catch up, with the xbox one supporting dx11.2 for instance, what do you think has to happen with the pc,duh? Developers will have to get off their collective asses and stop programming in overused directx 9.0 (skyrim which is one of the most modded games uses dx 9.0, it was supposed to use dx 11 but bethesda went cheap)where texture mods are mostly used due to the fact that the API is so effing old. Directx 9.0 was brought out over 12 years ago and developers still use that piece of crap. Don't you find that a little insulting considering if you ever looked a steam hardware/software survey that the majority of people who game have a dx 11.0 card now. Even if the video card is cheap, they still use dx 11.0 or higher. BTW, I never said that 4gb needs a 384 bit bus dumb ass. if you know your bit rates, 256 works in even numbers for ram size, hence 2,4.8gb. 384 since is a odd bit rates which goes like this, 1.5, 3.0, 6.0 gb hence why the gtx 780 and titan use those high numbers. And I wasn't acting arrogant in saying everybody buy the god damn effing 760. I'll bring to your attention that I am on disability and have a fixed budget. I can't spend $800 on a effing video card because I can't afford it,not because I feel like telling everyone how to god damn buy. Every month my max is about spending budget is $3-400, in canada the best I can buy is a gtx 760 since a gtx gtx 760 4gb ot 770 would effing cost too much. Thanks for being a wealthy scumbag who feels like trashing on the poor. All I was trying to show was how economical two gtx 760's would be over a gtx 780,that's it. My junk is big enough for me not to have a oversized epenis,a-hole!
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