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While I'm on this board with my derailleur question, I also have a question about tightening loose spokes on the Ksyrium SL Wheels. I have had these wheels to two bike shops and I have had a few friends who are pretty proficient at truing wheels try to fix this wheel, but all they seem to be able to do is tighten the spokes slightly. I have been told that there is corrosian in the nipple and it won't turn enough to tighten the spokes. One mechanic said that he used some kind of libricant and was able to tighten them a little more, but it would take some time.
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Scottsdale, AZ (Vocus) June 30, 2009 -- Carefx announced today Seattle-based Virginia Mason Medical Center, a nationally recognized non-profit provider of integrated health services, has chosen the Fusionfx Solution Suite to deliver interoperability between its multiple information systems. The Fusionfx Solution Suite synchronizes patient data across existing systems, departments and facilities and provides Virginia Mason staff and clinicians with an easier, more efficient way to schedule patients across the medical center.
A "Leapfrog Top Hospital," Virginia Mason works to continually improve the patient experience, which is why it chose to implement an innovative scheduling system and supporting processes that streamline activities for patients and caregivers alike. For Virginia Mason staff and clinicians, the new system will make it easier for those in the call center and other departments and facilities to schedule patients without having to make duplicate entries or manually convey information across systems. On the patient side of the equation, it will be more convenient to book, remember and keep appointments.
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Posted by [NE]Fobby[GEN] on Nov 30th, 2011
In 2007, Renegade 2007 was nominated for the Top 100 upcoming mods of the year.
In 2008, Renegade X won 3rd place and received the Best Upcoming Mod of the Year Award.
In 2009, Renegade X won 5th place and received the Best Released Mod of the Year Award and runner-up Best Multiplayer Mod.
In 2010, Renegade X received an Honourable Mention for the Best Released Mod of the Year Award category.
Last week, Renegade X created its official IndieDB Page! You can access that here: Indiedb.com
Please follow us on IndieDB and make sure you vote for us on our IndieDB page.
This year, we are eligible for the Best Upcoming Indie Game on IndieDB. The voting is done in two phases: in phase one, the competition is narrowed down to the Top 100 games that have the most votes. In phase two, the votes are reset to 0, and the Top 100 compete to achieve the IndieDB awards. This means, we need you to vote for Renegade X now for Phase 1, and again on December 11th for Phase 2.
Every vote counts! Tell your friends, tell your neighbors - the more exposure we get, the more likely you will receive a high quality game sooner.
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Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino and County Board of Legislators: Do NOT Cut Funding for Cranberry Lake Preserve and other County Parks
My name is Stephen Holden, I am a 9 year old kid that thinks that the people who work at Cranberry Lake Preserve should keep their jobs. My mom told me that the Government of Westchester is thinking of not spending money on Cranberry Lake Preserve. I love Cranberry Lake Preserve because I love nature and it is full of natural habitats to plants and animals. I am worried that kids won't get educated enough about nature if you do not spend money on Cranberry Lake Preserve. Taro and Zach work at Cranberry Lake Preserve and they educate kids and help the Preserve to grow. If they don't work at Cranberry Lake Preserve kids won't get educated, and I am very worried about that! Imagine kids not being educated by nature! The People who sign this petition love nature and Cranberry Lake Preserve too. Thank you.


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The American Red Cross charges a fee to persons whom they assist.
The Red Cross charges disaster victims for the assistance they receive.
During World War II, the Red Cross charged American GIs for off-base food and lodging.
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We heard that the red cross was charging people in New Orleans 70 for a cup of juice and a cookie? Assuming we donate money to pay for the aid could this be true?
I've recently heard the Red Cross & maybe the Salvation Army sends bills to the people they help. Say it isn't so!!
The Red Cross has long been dogged by the persistent belief that it extracts payment for its services from victims of disaster. In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, that notion surfaced again, this time asserting those left homeless and desperate were being charged for coffee, cups of juice and cookies.
The rumor is false. The Red Cross does not solicit payment for services rendered from the folks it is called upon to assist during times of emergency. The American Red Cross says on its
about disaster preparedness for seniors: "All American Red Cross emergency services are provided free of charge." Southeast Michigan Red Cross web site's
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page says:
Q: How much does American Red Cross disaster assistance cost?
A: All American Red Cross disaster assistance is free, made possible by the voluntary donations of time and money from the American people. Disaster assistance is given free-of-charge without judgment or a promise of support.
The current rumor about the service's turning a profit by selling to the needy items it had been supplied with via donation dates back to World
War I.
George Creel, Chairman of the Committee on Public Information at that time, offered the opinion that vilification tales aimed at the Red Cross bore unmistakable signs of enemy
origin. Such backfencing was begun in hopes the negative stories would turn people against the organization. In WWI, and again in WWII, the slander took the form of cautionary tales about sweaters knit by volunteers as gifts for men serving at the front being instead sold to them by the Red Cross. The altruistic knitter, it was said, afterwards received a letter from the sailor who had come to be in possession of her work both thanking her for the garment and asking if she thought it fair he'd had to pay six dollars for it. Also rampant in WWII was scuttlebutt that soldiers serving in the Pacific were forced to pay five dollars for cardigans that had Red Cross labels in them. The sweaters the Red Cross collected from volunteers and sent to servicemen were, of course, never sold to GIs; they were always provided for free.
Similarly, the Red Cross was said to be selling to servicemen cigarettes that had been donated by major tobacco companies.
The Red Cross blood donor service was also a target of rumormongering in WWII. Whispers swept along that blood donations had been accepted from the Japanese, thereby (it was said) making it likely the offspring of those receiving such transfusions would display Japanese characteristics. Similar concerns were raised about blood from African-Americans being added to the pool. Rumor was also used to discourage those inclined to donate blood: stories were spread that those who gave ran the risk of contracting infection or disease from unsterilized instruments.
The Affairs of Dame Rumor
, a 1948 book about rumors rampant in America, recorded the following:
The Red Cross rumors illustrate that the enemy rumor mill was designed to sabotage anything the American people might do to help their own war effort. If they were asked to lend aid by contributing their money to this organization, there was a lie that the Red Cross money was terribly mishandled and their books unaudited. If they were asked to become volunteer workers, there was a canard about men in the army saying there is no need for it. If they were being enlisted as consistent blood donors, there was a prohibitive fable about how blood plasma could be kept for only two months and if not used by then was thrown away. If American ladies persisted in knitting sweaters, the falsehood to discourage them was that garments sent to England were being ripped up and the wool sold to the British people. And lies of inefficient practices and waste dogged the efforts of the Red Cross throughout the war.
There is truth to one of the rumors, however. During WWII the American Red Cross did indeed charge American servicemen for coffee, doughnuts, and lodging. However, they did so because the
U.S. Army
asked them to, not because they were determined to make a profit off homesick dogfaces.
The request was made in a March 1942 letter from Secretary of War
Henry L.
Stimson to Norman H. Davis, chairman of the American Red Cross. Because American soldiers were fighting as part of the Allied Forces, matters had to be considered on a Force-wide rather than a solely American basis. The Red Cross was asked to establish
club facilities for
U.S. servicemen
overseas where Allied troops would be welcome, and because English and Australian soldiers were being charged for the use of such facilities, it was deemed unfair that Americans were to get similar benefits for free (especially in light of the fact that their pay was higher than that of their Allied counterparts). For the good of the alliance, the American Red Cross was persuaded to exact nominal charges from American GIs for off-base food and lodging.
This act resulted in the Red Cross' coming to be regarded by numerous GIs as having profited off them. Bad feeling exists to this day over the decision to charge American servicemen for these services, with any number of such soldiers and their families carrying long-lasting resentments against the service. Yet while that ire might have been merited, it was
misdirected: the
culprit was the
U.S. Army,
not the Red Cross.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Chief of Staff, United States Army, addressed the controversy surrounding this issue in a statement to the press on
10 April
I am surprised to learn that one of the reasons [for Americans not contributing to the American Red Cross] is the complaints being leveled at the organizations overseas operations by returning servicemen. For the most part these criticisms have grown out of a Red Cross policy of making nominal charges to our forces for food and lodgings in fixed Red Cross installations abroad. These complaints are distressing to me since this particular Red Cross policy was adopted at the request of the Army, so as to insure an equitable distribution among all service personnel of Red Cross resources.
I know the Red Cross. I have seen it in action. Overseas it performed with the precision of a well-trained army. It would be grave injustice to the splendid work of the Red Cross if its campaign should be retarded anywhere by mistaken criticisms.
Even after World
War II,
the Red Cross continued to be dogged for years by false tales about their imposing fees on military personnel for basic humanitarian services, such as the following 1952 rumor that claimed the organization had charged a
U.S. serviceman
interest on money he borrowed from them to attend his mother's funeral:
A recent rumor to the effect that a serviceman had been loaned money by the Red Cross at
6 per
cent interest so he could attend his mother's funeral was revealed by the local chapter.
When the rumor proved to be unfounded, said a local Red Cross official, the serviceman wrote to deny the story: "I have not been asked to pay
6 per
cent interest on this loan nor has it ever been suggested by anyone employed by the American Red Cross that I pay interest," he said. "It was through the joint effort of the Hartford Chapter and the office of the field director that I was granted a
leave ..."
The story of the interest charging went through a nearby summer resort "like wildfire," reported the official.
The Red Cross' version was this: the local serviceman had just been inducted and was beginning his service at an Air Force base. The Red Cross notified him of his mother's death, and since the serviceman was without enough money for the trip, the chapter advanced him more than $100 which he agreed to pay over a prolonged
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The Land Contract Guarantee Program provides a valuable tool to transfer farm real estate to the next generation of farmers. Guarantees will be offered to the owner of a farm who wishes to sell real estate through a land contract to a beginning farmer or a farmer who is a member of a socially disadvantaged group. The guarantee provides an incentive to sell to individuals in these groups as it reduces the financial risk to the seller due to buyer default on the contract payments.
A land contract is an installment contract between a buyer and a seller for the sale of real property, in which complete ownership of the property is not transferred until all payments under the contract have been made.
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Dump trucks have been transporting gravel up and down Landers Ave in Green all day and one truckers load didn't make it to its destination..
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The truck driver had the option of running into the kids that ran out in front of him w/out looking or running into the ditch. The ditch was the safest call. Kids on this street go into traffic ALL THE TIME w/out looking. Parents should get a fine.


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Columbia Heights, Minnesota
By Zamzam Ahmed, iLander Staff Reporter
Finding a job in this economy can be difficult. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate among teens has skyrocketed since the 1990s to more than 20 percent, but learning a few tricks can increase the chances of a student being hired.
Some students overlook the basics of good interview skills and come off as immature or not prepared.
"I remember when I first started applying for jobs," said Columbia Heights teen Adriana Carchi. "I was unaware of how to act or look. I came off nervous and not confident, which is why I never got hired."
It wasn't until Carchi sought advice from her College Possible coach, Cynthia Anderson-Bauer, that her odds of getting hired improved. She worked on creating a resume, learning to speak confidently and dress professionally, and in a matter of weeks she applied again with more confidence. Carchi has been working at Northtown Mall for more than a year now and plans to save for college.
The struggle to find jobs for many students is the same, but resources are available for students to aid them in their search. For example, Columbia Heights High School offers a work study program taught by Scott Roehm. Located in the career center, the class focuses on creating resumes and even has mock interviews so students can practice being confident.
"The work study program is very beneficial, in fact a majority of the students find a job after they participate in the program," Roehm said.
For students, they gain an opportunity to learn how to behave in a work environment and eventually land jobs themselves. The class allows students to work during the school day if they're on track to graduate.
"The work study program was so helpful," said CHHS senior Angelica Toledo. "Unfortunately, it is also very underrated. Many students don't even know it exist(s), but it really did prepare me for my job."
Although finding a job can be very difficult, knowing where to look can make all the difference.
Whether a student works just to make spare money, pay for college or pay bills, a job and money is an important part of the teen experience.
The iLander has written about jobs in the past. For more tips on applying and interviewing, try out one of the following stories:
1. "Keys to a Successful Job Interview," by Francisco Rivera.
2. "Getting a Job During the Recession: Things Are Looking Better," by Francisco Rivera.
3. "Heights Students Tackle the Tough Job Market," by Stephanie Korsunsky.


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TIN HORN WAR. The name Tin Horn War is given to a series of minor disturbances along the Mexican border that accompanied revolutionary activities of Catarino Garza against Porfirio Díaz between December 1891 and January 1893. Garza's raiders were hunted by both United States and Mexican authorities. On December 21, 1891, the revolutionists surrounded a scouting party from Laredo near Fort McIntosh and killed one man and wounded another. In the following months additional guard units under the direction of Gen. Woodford H. Mabry were posted along the border to prevent movement of the bandits back and forth across the Rio Grande. The disturbances were ended on January 21, 1893, when surviving leaders of Garza's band were captured about sixty miles from Rio Grande City by a sheriff's posse and United States troops.
Frank H. Bushick, Glamorous Days (San Antonio: Naylor, 1934). Francis B. Heitman, Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army (2 vols., Washington: GPO, 1903; rpt., Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1965).
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YIELD: Makes 6 (side dish) servings
ACTIVE TIME: 30 min
TOTAL TIME: 4 hr (includes quick-soaking beans)
IngredientsFor beans:
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- 1 medium white onion, coarsely chopped
- 4 (3-inch) thyme sprigs
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- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
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- Calories304
- Carbohydrates32 g (11%)
- Fat16 g (24%)
- Protein11 g (23%)
- Saturated Fat3 g (17%)
- Sodium822 mg (34%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber8 g (32%)
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For Christians, the ministry of healing prayer goes back to our deepest roots, to Jesus of Nazareth, who cared for those suffering in body and in spirit. As his followers, we are challenged—and empowered—to do the same.
Members of mainline Christian denominations, however, may be skeptical about this ministry, as author Avery Brooke was at first. She tells the surprising story of healing prayer in her own life and that of her church in Connecticut. With clarity and thoroughness, she traces the history of healing prayer, examining it as part of the larger "landscape of prayer." This book provides a foundation—and a wealth of practical information—for clergy and lay people to explore healing prayer in their own lives and parishes.
Avery Brooke has taught prayer and meditation and has been a spiritual director for over thirty years. A Holy Cross oblate, she is a former mentor in the Annand Program in Spiritual Growth at Berkeley Divinity School at Yale, where she teaches an introductory course on healing and the laying on of hands. Her other works include Plain Prayers in a Complicated World and Finding God in the World.
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CUMBERLAND – Approximately 10 months ago, on a cold night at East Greenwich High's Carcieri Field, Cumberland High played its collective heart out before suffering a 2-1 triple-overtime semifinal loss to eventual Division II state champion Burrillville.
The two Division II-North rivals went at it again in a tilt at Tucker Field on sun-splashed Friday afternoon, and Clippers' head coach Stefanie Capone-Bello decided beforehand to remind her upperclassmen of that defeat.
CUMBERLAND – Approximately 10 months ago, on a cold night at East Greenwich High's Carcieri Field, Cumberland High played its collective heart out before suffering a 2-1 triple-overtime semifinal loss to eventual Division II state champion Burrillville.
The two Division II-North rivals went at it again in a tilt at Tucker Field on sun-splashed Friday afternoon, and Clippers' head coach Stefanie Capone-Bello decided beforehand to remind her upperclassmen of that defeat.
"I just told the kids, 'We owe them one,'" she said. "I also said, 'If we go out and play our game, if we do what we need to do as a team, then there's no reason we can't go out and win it."
And that's just what the Clippers achieved, courtesy of a satisfying 3-1 victory over the potent Broncos.
Sophomore Karin Dion, who saw little if any action last November, provided a phenomenal effort, scoring twice and assisting on another goal to lift the Clippers back to .500 (2-2-0) at this early stage of the campaign.
Not surprisingly, junior Kasey Desrosiers – the heroine for Burrillville in that semifinal, and in its dramatic 1-0 win over Smithfield in the final – notched the lone tally for the visitors. The Broncos fell to 1-1-1 in league action; in fact, it was their first loss since late in the 2011 season (as they sealed a 17-0-1 record in 2012 after edging the Sentinels).
Cumberland exhibited superb passing and defense, areas their coach felt were inconsistent in their 1-0 season-opening win over Classical last week.
"I was really pleased with the way we passed the ball," Capone-Bello said after the verdict. "A lot of times, we struggle with that. I told them I thought we had played dinky field hockey over the first two games. We just weren't looking where we were passing it.
"Here, we were looking for open spaces, finding the open player, and the midfielders and the forwards were getting to it," she added. "That's why we looked good offensively … Yes, this is a really good win and a really good start, but the season is long."
The Broncos came into the season losing their amazingly-talented netminder, Alex Leclaire, to graduation, and coach Susan Burgess has been relying on freshman Ally Simpson to fill that void. Simpson has played rather well in her first two varsity tilts as her club entered with a 1-0-1 mark.
It seemed Burrillville had recorded the first goal about 11 minutes into the opening stanza after Desrosiers, stationed by the left post, tried to drive it past sophomore keeper Michaela Simanski, but the latter made a solid right pad save.
About six minutes later, Cumberland junior Nicole Rochefort tested Simpson with a long drive from the far right, but it never rolled through. When senior Julie Fougere pounced on the ball and tried to poke it home, Simpson's right pad knocked it away.
After two consecutive Clipper penalty corners, neither of which worked well, Dion smashed a feed from the left side toward Fugere, and the latter shoveled it through a scrum in front of the cage to give the hosts a 1-0 advantage with 9:49 remaining in the half.
Burrillville did have a pair of penalty corners in the final four minutes, but could do nothing with them.
It didn't take long for Burgess' bunch to muster the equalizer. Just 4:06 into the second session, sophomore Gabrielle Belisle sent a terrific, right-to-left pass to Desrosiers, who promptly planted it inside the left post to knot it at 1-1.
The Clippers produced five penalty corners in the initial 11-plus minutes alone of the last half, but did nothing with them – until – with 10:51 left in regulation, junior all-around talent Lindsay Sheehan drilled a long pass into Dion, and she swept it past Simpson at point-blank range to give Cumberland the 2-1 edge.
There was only 7:23 remaining when Burgess chose to call a timeout to help her kids regroup and muster some offense. At the same time, while Capone-Bello huddled her squad, Fougere exclaimed, "I don't want overtime! Do you hear me?!"
The Broncos did receive its first penalty corner of the half with about six minutes left, but didn't manage a try, and – with 5:03 remaining – Rochefort delivered a long feed in from the right to Dion, who slammed it past Simpson for the clincher.
"She was just in the right place at the right time," Capone-Bello offered. "She sees the ball so well, and has great hand-eye coordination. I can't say enough about her. She played well (Friday)."
Burrillville tried to recreate some of its offense from earlier in the half, but didn't. The reason: Outstanding defensive plays from Sheehan and sophomores Reily Clarey and Cassidy Simanski.
Actually, senior sweeper Kaitlyn Carr also delivered a supreme defensive performance throughout.
"This is no rematch," Burgess explained after the defeat. "It's a new year. My goalie made a big mistake allowing that third goal to go in. The ball was moving, and instead of controlling it first, she tried to clear it without control."
She also mentioned that freshman Marissa Ramos had competed with a sore hamstring, and senior Mikayla Fernandes was battling an intestinal problem while classmate Brianna Durand had a semblance of the flu.
"We weren't at full strength," she said. "I think we were fighting a few things … but this is good because this team needs to learn how to lose. This is our first loss in our last 22 games, but we're taking it as a positive. We have five girls who have never played the game before this year. We're somewhat young; we're low in numbers, but we will rebound."
Simpson closed with three saves, while Michaela Simanski registered five.
"We had a really solid first half, and that got us going," Capone-Bello mentioned. "We were communicating well and seeing the ball well. With the passing, we knew where and to whom it was going, so I was very pleased with that. We had some lapses in the second half, but the defense picked it up a few notches."
"Still, we're just looking forward. We can't spend much time (reveling) in this. Like I said, it's a long season."
Burrillville 0 – 1 -- 2
Cumberland 1 – 2 -- 3
First half: CUMB – Julie Fugere (Karin Dion) 20:11.
Second half: BURR – Kasey Desrosiers (Samantha Moriarty) 4:06; CUMB – Dion (Lindsay Sheehan) 19:09; CUMB – Dion (Nicole Rochefort) 24:57.
Shots on goal: Burrillville 6, Cumberland 6. Goalie saves: Ally Simpson (BURR) 3, Michaela Simanski (CUMB) 5.


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There are billions of different kinds of living things (or organisms) on earth. To help study them, biologists have devised ways of naming and classifying them according to their similarities and differences.
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From largest to smallest, these groups are:
Kingdoms are huge groups, encompassing millions of kinds of organisms each. All animals are in one kingdom (called Kingdom Animalia); all plants are in another (Kingdom Plantae). In the most widely-used system, there are five kingdoms, containing animals, plants, fungi, prokaryotes, and protoctists (the last two are different sorts of one-celled organisms). Other systems have six or more kingdoms.
Species are the smallest groups. A species consists of all the animals of the same type, who are able to breed and produce young of the same kind. For example, while any two great white sharks are in the same species, as are any two makos, great whites and makos are in different species (since they can't interbreed).
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The Mariners will make a qualifying offer to pending free-agent 1B-DH Kendrys Morales this winter, according to Greg Johns of MLB.com.
Morales, 30, hit .277 with a .336 OBP and .785 OPS, 23 HR and 80 RBI in 156 games with the Mariners this past season.
Morales played 31 games at first base this season, but mostly served as Seattle's designated hitter.
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The right-side of the infield plays an important role in Alderson's off season, because it's where parts can be shuffled to make room for other deals. Lucas Duda and Josh Satin could probably come together (as a left-right platoon) to hit as many home runs as Morales, while actually playing better in the field. Together, Duda and Satin will together earn around $3 million, while Morales will get paid double that and command a multi-year commitment. The Mariners reportedly want him back, and he'd like to stay. My hunch is that, instead of signing Morales, Alderson would sooner go in-house at first base and spend his money on outfielders or a shortstop.
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Morales hits for power and struck out over 100 times, but he had a career-high 49 walks this season, which could only improve working in the Mets system. He mostly served as a designated hitter this season, but serviceable in his time at first base. He certainly won't win a Gold Glove, but he won't kill anyone defensively either – what he provides offensively could certainly make any shortcomings on defense tolerable.
Maggie Wiggin, Contributor
Overall, his production is only slightly above average for a first baseman. Morales will generally hit 20 home runs and more than 30 doubles in a full season, and he gets on base at a good — but not great — clip. The good news is that he's put up capable numbers since returning from a broken ankle that cost him almost two years. He hasn't returned to the impressive performance he put up before the injury, but he also hasn't struggled. His switch-hitting ability is another selling point, though he's weaker against lefties.
Andrew Wharton, Contributor
I think fans would see Morales as an decent upgrade over the current situation at first base. I'm not convinced Duda can produce every-day numbers because he can't even stay on the field with the big league club for an entire season, Satin is still a question mark after his good season and Ike Davis usually doesn't start hitting until June or July. I'm all for bringing in Morales – even with the question marks surrounding his ability to field his position – because the Mets simply cannot afford to keep hoping fringe players work out at the major league level. If they want to win games, the Mets need real talent. While Morales isn't a dominant hitter, he's definitely a proven bat who can hit from both sides of the plate.


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Idaho State University (ISU) was recently the target of an investigation and enforcement action for violations of the privacy and security rules of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). The Office of Civil Rights of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (OCR) entered into a Resolution Agreement with ISU that contains a Corrective Action Plan (CAP), which should act as a cautionary lesson to large multi-faceted organizations that provide both health care services and education.
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