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State Police have identified the victim and driver who were involved in a motorcycle crash Saturday night on I-590.
Investigators say 46-year-old Mary Nolan died on impact after being thrown from the bike on I-590 northbound at Route 490. Then they say the driver, Dennis Conklin of Williamson, crashed his motorcycle into the cement barrier on the highway. He was taken to Strong Memorial Hospital with what police say are non-life threatening injuries.
Witnesses say the motorcycle was speeding in and out of traffic, and the roads were wet and slippery.
Close friends of Nolan say her passion was dancing and teaching ballet. They say she taught at the Dance Biz in Greece for many years, and she volunteered at the food pantry and for the community in her free time.
Nolan also worked for Monroe Community College. President Anne Kress released the following statement on Sunday:
"The MCC family is shocked and deeply saddened by the loss of Mary Nolan. Mary worked with students for all of her MCC career, in Student Accounts and most recently in the Office of the Vice President of Student Services. She loved working with students and her kind, caring approach to helping students succeed was appreciated by students and admired by her colleagues. Mary was also a talented ballerina, and enjoyed teaching an intramural ballet class at MCC. She will be sorely missed."
News10NBC spoke with Nolan's family, and they say everyone is grieving this tragic loss.
Troopers say charges against Conklin are pending and should be filed by Monday.
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A week after Ohio University announced that Thelma Wills Foote would become the next chair of African-American studies, with the rank of full professor, the university announced that she wouldn't be coming to the university after all.The second announcement followed an investigation into her publication record and the university's conclusion that she claimed to have co-written a book in which her publicly noted contribution consists of only five paragraphs.
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Dee Feintuch, salon owner. In her other life: Mini Cooper enthusiast.
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"I'm a manicurist and a Mini-curist," says Dee Feintuch, owner of Phoenix's Aquanail salon and treasurer of the Dynamic MiNi Collective, an Arizona-based Mini Cooper car club. Feintuch's love affair with the Mini Cooper began with her dad. "I've been into Minis since I was 10 because my dad has an original classic Mini from 1965," she explains. "I just fell in love with the little car. It was so speedy and could fit in small places. On TV and in movies they were always zooming around getting away from the bad guys."
Her own Mini is a 2004 model she calls Nugget. "It's gold with a black roof and chrome wheels," she says. "Each Mini is different and has its own personality. You can order them to your specific wants and needs. With so many choices, no two are exactly alike."
The car club has more than 150 members, says Feintuch. "We get together two or three times a month for driving and social events. Sometimes it's a trip to another town in Arizona via a curvy road or a pizza night in town."
Her enthusiasm for the Mini has spawned an additional sideline. With boyfriend Scott, another Mini fan, she's started coopercards — it's tagline: "greetings for Mini occasions." "I do the artwork (I'm finally using that art degree) and he takes care of the other business. We currently have 30 designs including birthday cards, holiday wishes, and thank yous," she says.
"I love my nail career, I love my Mini, and now I love my coopercards. The boyfriend is OK too," she adds cheerily. You can check out coopercards at coopercards.blogspot.com.
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"Why I should take care of myself while working on my project ?"
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This class is aimed at entrepreneurs and early stage startuppers passionate about their projects and under tons of pressure to succeed. Choosing a meaningful dream occupation requires a lot of hard work..work hard, play hard.Students will learn that this cliche ends up hurting their innovative skills and energy. Innovation needs care and discipline.
Lifestyle and discipline allow one to focus on oneself and in turn allows us to :
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Tiredness and stress are over evaluated in the entrepreneurship world. Startuppers and freelancers should never forget that happiness is the key to building a great product. These skills helped us understand that happiness leads to success, not the opposite.
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When working hard hurts more than it helps: stress overcomes passion, pressure replaces pleasure
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Working on what you like is freedom. Many of the students chose this path.
Liking what you do is happiness.
How to be sure you love your work, while not forgetting yourself in the process ?
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In order to take care of the world, start by taking care of yourself. What makes you happy.
The FLOW theory.
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Now that open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act is over for this year, healthcare consumers can begin to put their insurance policies to work. For many, it may be a challenge.
A year ago, Norm Wilkinson, 61, retired after 35 years as a Teamster and signed on to a retiree health plan. He figured he'd enjoy the same comprehensive coverage he'd had for years, but soon learned that prescription drugs weren't covered.
"I did not get a prescription drug plan with it, and that was the big killer," said Wilkinson, a resident of Whittier.
His wife takes a blood pressure medication that ended up costing the couple $300 a month. "We were used to paying $20 and getting a three-month supply," he says.
Now he's on a Covered California policy, and he says he's carefully checking every detail.
Elizabeth Sammon has been uninsured for years. The 54-year-old mother from Placentia just got health insurance for the first time since 2007 and found the process of selecting a plan and learning how to use her coverage was overwhelming.
"It was very confusing," she says. "They use a lot of insurance jargon the average person can't figure out."
Searching for health insurance is one of the more dreaded shopping tasks for consumers, says Betsy Imholz, special projects director with Consumers Union, the parent organization of Consumer Reports.
But using health insurance once it's in place isn't much easier.
A study published last year in the Journal of Health Economics asked people with private health insurance to define four basic concepts: deductible, co-pay, co-insurance and out-of-pocket maximums. It found that just 14% were able to accurately explain all four terms.
With more people gaining access to coverage because of the Affordable Care Act, experts fear a lack of understanding about health insurance signals growing problems ahead.
"There will be a lot more disputes because there are a lot more customers and expectations are high," says Claremont attorney William Shernoff.
Outlined here are some pitfalls to watch for as you review your insurance.
Know your plan's name. Imholz of Consumers Union says one major source of confusion you may face this year can be the name of your policy.
For example, if you purchased a Platinum-level health plan from Anthem Blue Cross, it's called Platinum 90 PPO on Covered California, whereas it will be referred to as Anthem Platinum Direct Access on your ID card and listed as Pathway X-(PPO) Individual via Exchange/Platinum DirectAccess on the Anthem website.
Imholz says this problem will be fixed in time for next year's open enrollment, but in the meantime, it could leave consumers struggling to figure out which doctors participate in their plan or what services are covered.
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|Lean short rib roast
|2 1⁄2 Pound (1 Kilogram)
|Dry mustard
|2 Teaspoon (10 Milliliter)
|Barbecue sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (125 Milliliter, Homemade Or Commercial)
|Onion flakes
|2 Teaspoon (10 Milliliter)
|Garlic salt/Garlic powder
|1⁄4 Teaspoon (1 Milliliter)
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|Beef gravy
|1 Can (10 oz)
Wrap and freeze the roast in lightly oiled heavy duty foil until needed.
In the morning, unwrap and place the roast in a heavy deep bake dish.
Spread with a mixture of the remaining ingredients.
Cover closely and place in the oven.
Set the automatic oven control for a 2 1/2 hour cooking period, and the temperature to 325F (160C).
For dinner at about 6.30 p.m., oven should start cooking at four.
Uncover and turn the roast at six, then continue cooking without the cover to brown.
Pour off drippings, skim fat, add flour and 1 can beef gravy.
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Veterans Benefits Administration:
Process for Preventing Improper Payments to Deceased Veterans Can Be Improved
GAO-03-906: Published: Jul 24, 2003. Publicly Released: Jul 24, 2003.
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In fiscal year 2002, the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) paid about $22.4 billion in disability compensation to over 2.6 million veterans and their survivors and about $3.3 billion in pension benefits to about 581,000 veterans and their survivors. To ensure that VBA makes proper payments under these programs, we reviewed the effectiveness of VBA efforts to prevent payments to deceased veterans by matching its Compensation and Pension (C&P) Master Records database of current beneficiaries with the Social Security Administration's (SSA) Death Master File.
We found a vulnerability in VBA's interagency database matching process that results in improper payments to deceased veterans. Specifically, VBA' process does not identify veterans who died during the application process and were given improper benefit payments after their deaths. In addition, we found that VBA' compensation and pension program staff did not always follow internal control procedures and take action to suspend benefits and recover improper payments based on evidence that a beneficiary had died.
Recommendations for Executive Action
Status: Closed - Not Implemented
Comments: The Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA), does not intend to act on this recommendation because it would be very expensive to make the necessary systems changes to permit matching against files of veterans whose claims are pending. Further, agency officials do not believe the expense would be warranted by savings resulting from identifying the relatively few veterans who die while a claim is pending and whose survivors conceal the fact from VA.
Recommendation: To improve the effectiveness of VBA's efforts to prevent improper payments ot deceased veterans, VBA should instruct the Under Secretary for Benefits to expand VBA's death match process beyond current disability program beneficiaries to include comparing its list of claimants against the individuals listed in Social Security Administration's Master Death File.
Agency Affected: Department of Veterans Affairs: Veterans Benefits Administration
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In response to GAO's recommendation, the VA central office conducted a preliminary analysis and identified 110 of the 829 cases for follow-up investigation. Of these, the VA central office referred 89 active cases to the VA Office of Inspector General (OIG) for investigation, and 21 inactive cases with questionable "stop dates" (i.e., dates on which benefits are discontinued) to VA regional offices for follow-up review. While the OIG has not yet concluded its investigations, the regional offices have reported the results of their reviews. Of the 21 cases they reviewed, the regional offices found 14 deceased veterans who received benefits after they had died. These veterans received $46,327 in improper payments. In accordance with VA's policies governing overpayments, the regional offices are seeking reimbursement of improper payments.
Recommendation: To improve the effectiveness of VBA's efforts to prevent improper payments ot deceased veterans, VBA should instruct the Under Secretary for Benefits to review the 829 matched cases that were not included in our assessment to (1) determine whether and to what extent these beneficiaries received improper payments after having died and (2) recover improper payments when appropriate.
Agency Affected: Department of Veterans Affairs: Veterans Benefits Administration
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: In response to GAO's recommendation, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Central Office in November 2003 distributed a Fast Letter (#03-43) to all VA regional offices restating the importance of taking action on the write-outs and control lists sent as a result of the "Death Match," conducted with the Social Security Administration.
Recommendation: To improve the effectiveness of VBA's efforts to prevent improper payments to deceased veterans, VBA should instruct the Under Secretary for Benefits to issue guidance that restates the importance of following internal control procedures and acting on evidence that a beneficiary may have died to ensure that VBA's compensation and pension program staff are fully complying with the agency's internal control procedures.
Agency Affected: Department of Veterans Affairs: Veterans Benefits Administration
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