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Harry Cheadle of Vice eviscerates The Conservative Teen, an ostensibly youth-centric mag written by old men from places like the Heritage Foundation and Family Research Council:
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TALLAHASSEE — A bill that would create a sinkhole repair program for Citizens Property Insurance customers itself sank Wednesday under the skepticism of a Senate panel.
The General Government Appropriations subcommittee ran out of time while discussing the bill (SB 416), meaning no vote was taken.
Chairman Alan Hays, R-Umatilla, promised bill sponsor Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, that the measure would be heard first at the group's meeting next week.
But Democrats and Republicans alike continued to question how the bill would work, and even whether it's ultimately necessary.
"I'm really trying to get to the bottom of why we need this bill," said Sen. Jack Latvala, R-Clearwater.
Complicating matters is lawmakers' lingering resentment toward Citizens, which many still complain is too big and too expensive. Hays has called the insurer "one of the biggest problems the state of Florida has."
The Tampa Bay area is known as "sinkhole alley" and Citizens, a nonprofit government corporation, is the insurer of last resort for homes in sinkhole-prone areas.
Simpson has said his bill will help ensure sinkhole damage gets repaired properly and prevent policyholders from pocketing settlements without fixing their homes.
Under the bill, policyholders with a sinkhole claim could select from a pre-screened pool of qualified contractors, who would guarantee repairs with a 5-year warranty, backed by Citizens.
But Latvala said he had a sinkhole claim with Citizens on a rental property he owns and "there was never any option of getting cash and not finishing" the repairs.
Citizens Vice President Christine Ashburn explained that, in fact, in most cases the company isn't cutting checks directly to contractors or homeowners.
Simpson said homeowners and Citizens often disagree on how badly a sinkhole has damaged their property. There are more than 2,000 active lawsuits across Florida relating to disputes between insurers and policyholders over sinkhole damage.
Having a uniform repair program "gives clarity ... and confidence to homeowners that their home will be repaired properly, in a timely fashion," Simpson said.
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Chanel La Precieuse Rouge Allure Velvet Lipstick Review & Swatches
Chanel La Precieuse Rouge Allure Velvet Lipstick ($43) is a traditional matte red lipstick for the Holidays that launched with the Chanel Nuit Infinie de Chanel Holiday 2013 Collection. It's a pretty vivid shade and very similar to MAC Ruby Woo in color and texture but with a lighter feel.
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Chanel La Precieuse Rouge Allure Velvet Lipstick is a vivid blue based red lipstick with a matte finish. I tend to lean towards more warmer reds for myself but I admit I really like this shade even if I can't wear it. A single pass leaves behind full opaque coverage and the wear is very strong at around six hours before it fades a bit and leaves a pleasant staining effect behind. For a matte it has a surprisingly creamy texture that feels weightless on lips with a pleasant velvety texture and finish.
I do experience some dryness over time with Rouge Allure Velvet Lipstick though so around hour four I kinda start feeling like my lips are drying up and in need of some gloss or lip balm. The shade, although bold, didn't migrate or feather for me which is a plus because bright reds like this end up everywhere for me…my cheeks, my forehead, my upper lips…seriously, red likes to take a road trip around my face. But thankfully I experience none of that with this!
Chanel La Precieuse Rouge Allure Velvet Lipstick is a more traditional red for a classic Holiday look! You should like it if you wear blue based reds well.
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Oral History of American Music at 40
Vivian Perlis and Libby Van Cleve
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Oral History of American Music (OHAM) at Yale is the only ongoing project in the field of music dedicated to the collection and preservation of oral and video memoirs in the voices of musicians. It is a special kind of history, one that captures sights and sounds and recreates the spontaneity of a moment in time. The sound of a voice is an immediate link to the past--gestures, speech patterns, laughter--these are vivid reminders of the unique qualities of a personality, and they reflect the atmosphere of his or her time and place in history. Artists in the OHAM collections include Virgil Thomson, Eubie Blake, Aaron Copland, Ned Rorem, and Ellen Taaffe Zwilich.
Founded in 1969, OHAM is celebrating its 40th anniversary. This lecture by Founder and Director Vivian Perlis and Associate Director Libby Van Cleve will include a history of the project as well as recordings from the collection. Other anniversary events include a concert in Sprague Hall on April 6, and a special concert in Carnegie Hall on April 8, part of the 'Yale in New York' series.
Vivian Perlis is a historian of American music, specializing in twentieth century composers. She is widely known for her publications, lectures, recordings ,and film productions. On the faculty of the Yale School of Music, Perlis is founding-director of Oral History of American Music. With Libby Van Cleve, she is the author of the award-winning volume Composers' Voices from Ives to Ellington, published in 2005 by Yale University Press.
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The Oscar-nominated French animated feature Ernest & Celestine, which is being rolled out theatrically across the U.S. over the next few months, has its first significant expansion this weekend. To celebrate the film's release, GKIDS and Cartoon Brew are giving away a special poster signed and drawn on by the film's co-director Benjamin Renner. To enter the giveaway, visit this page.
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Clinical Experience With the Hindfoot Arthrodesis Nail for the Surgical Treatment of Ankle and Hindfoot Pathologies
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The aim of this observational study is to collect and evaluate the current clinical experience gained from the Hindfoot Arthrodesis Nail (HAN) for ankle and hindfoot fusions.
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Time Perspective: Retrospective
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|Clinical Experience With the Hindfoot Arthrodesis Nail (HAN) for the Surgical Treatment of Ankle and Hindfoot Pathologies. A Retrospective Case Series.
- The aim of this observational study is to collect and evaluate the current clinical experience gained from the Hindfoot Arthrodesis Nail (HAN) for ankle and hindfoot fusions. [ Time Frame: More than 1 year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Technical and surgical details Patient-centered endpoints (e.g., function as assessed by AAOS Foot and Ankle Outcomes Questionnaire (AAOS-FAOQ) score and the SF-36 Health Survey) [ Time Frame: More than 1 year ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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The HAN (Synthes) is a newly designed, titanium nail for trans-calcaneal, retrograde hindfoot fusion. The lateral bend allows an entry site in the center of the lateral column of the calcaneus, thus minimizing the risk of iatrogenic injury of the plantar neurovascular bundle.
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Eligible patients will be identified from the study sites' medical records, information systems, and OR logs. The responsible local investigator or co-investigator at each study site will approach patients by letter or phone, and inquire about their interest in participating in this study.
Inclusion Criteria:
- HAN fusion procedure ≥ 12 months before entering the study.
- Written or oral informed consent.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00942032
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|United States, South Carolina
|Medical University of South Carolina
|Charleston, South Carolina, United States, 29425
|United States, Washington
|Harborview Medical Center
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|Centre Hospitalier Universitaire d'Angers
|Angers, France, 49933
|Charité Berlin, Campus Virchow Klinikum
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|Universitätsklinikum Carl Gustav Carus
|Dresden, Germany, 01307
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|Stockholm, Sweden, 11486
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|Ao Clinical Investigation and Documentation, Davos, Switzerland
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|St. Vincent's Hospital, Foot and Ankle Surgery
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The purpose of the Life Sports Center is to provide the Muhlenberg College community with a facility that is dedicated to supporting the ever-changing physical development needs of students, faculty and staff desiring to maintain healthy lifestyles.
Unrestricted Users: Who is permitted to use the Life Sports Center?
Full-time students, full-time employees, members of the Board of Directors and ongoing part-time staff as well as spouses, same sex domestic partners and dependents (ages 16-23) of these individuals have unrestricted access to the Life Sports Center. Retired college employees and part-time semester appointment employees including adjunct faculty are also eligible to unrestricted use of the facility but do not have guest privileges.
Entry Procedure: How do you gain access to the Life Sports Center?
The new, South entrance will serve as the lone point of entry for all users of the Life Sports Center during regular operating hours. Each individual who falls under the accepted guidelines for use must present a Muhlenberg College photo identification card in order to gain access to the Life Sports Center. Individuals are asked to swipe their photo identification card at the control desk upon entry to the building. No one will be granted access to the Life Sports Center before presenting proper identification. This includes athletes, students, administrators, faculty, and staff.
Age Restrictions: How old must you be to use the Life Sports Center?
Unrestricted users with spouse, same sex domestic partner and dependent privileges are eligible for restricted access for dependants under the age of 16 years. When under the close supervision of their parent or legal guardian, dependants under the age of 16 are permitted access to Memorial Hall, Dietrich Field House, Alumni Pool, and the racquetball courts. **No one under the age of 16 is permitted to enter the weight room or cardio center at any time unless they are a full-time student of the college. Any user under the age of 16 that is left unattended will be asked to leave the facility immediately.
Dress Code
Users must adhere to the dress code at all times while using the Life Sports Center. The dress code applies to all public areas of the Life Sports Center other than Alumni Pool.
Shoes must be worn at all times in the Life Sports Center, open toe shoes such as flip-flops or sandals are prohibited in the weight room and cardio fitness center. Users must also wear pants or shorts of appropriate length and shirts with sleeves at all times in the weight room and cardio area. Clothing with rivets or buckles and belts may not be worn in the weight room or cardio fitness center.
Guest Policy: Can an accepted user bring an outside guest to the LSC?
Only those with unrestricted access and guest privileges will be permitted to bring one (1) guest to use the Life Sports Center per visit. Each individual photo identification card will allow for a yearly total of twelve (12) guests passes. The Control Desk Monitor will swipe the card, which will contain a deducting balance of guest passes.
Every guest of an accepted user of the Life Sports Center is required to complete a waiver form at the Control Desk before entering the facility and must be at least 12 years in age.
The following is a list of users who have guest privileges:
- Full-time students (regardless of age) & full-time employees
- Members of the Board of Directors
- Ongoing part-time staff
Alumni Policy: How do alumni and spouses become accepted users of the LSC?
All Muhlenberg College Alumni will have the opportunity to purchase a yearly pass to the Life Sports Center. This will grant alumni access to all areas of the LSC.
An alumni pass will be $300.00 for the Academic Year. An alumni spouse pass will be an additional $150.00. Alumni are not permitted to bring dependants or guests to the LSC.
These passes can be purchased directly in the Athletic Office. Alumni will complete the required paperwork and make payment in the Athletic Office. Upon payment of the yearly fee, the required photo identification card can be obtained in Seegers Union. No alumni will be permitted to use the LSC without the proper photo identification card.
Visiting alumni may arrange a short term pass by contacting the Director of Athletics prior to your campus visit.
Wescoe School & Part-time Students: Are these students permitted to use the LSC ?
Wescoe School students enrolled in degree completion program and degree candidates will be permitted to purchase Life Sports Center privileges. To use the facility these students must pay the Student Activity Fee, currently $230 (2004-2005). They will be restricted users and therefore are not allowed to have guests. Wescoe School students eligible for this benefit should report to the Wescoe School office to complete the proper paperwork and pay the fee.
All part-time students of the college will have the opportunity to purchase a yearly pass for the Life Sports Center for a fee of $300. These individuals will not be granted guest privileges nor will their spouses or dependants be granted access to the facility. Part-time students will complete the required paperwork and make payment in the Athletic Office. Upon payment of the yearly fee, the required photo identification card can be obtained in Seegers Union.
No Wescoe School or part-time student will be permitted to use the LSC without the proper photo identification card.
Hours of Operation: When will the Life Sports Center be available to users?
Monday – Friday 7:00AM to Midnight
Saturday 10:00AM to 10:00PM
Sunday Noon to Midnight
These are Fall and Spring hours. During breaks in the Academic Year the hours of operation will be significantly reduced.
Monday & Wednesday 7 AM to 7 PM
Tuesday & Thursday 8 AM to 8 PM
Friday 7 AM to 6 PM
Saturday & Sunday Closed
Equipment Policy: How do I sign out equipment at the LSC?
A user may sign out recreational equipment directly at the Control Desk. The user will be required to leave his/her identification card at the Control Desk and sign out the equipment. The identification card will be returned to the user once the equipment has been returned and signed back in at the desk.
Examples of available equipment are: racquetball racquets, balls & protective eyewear, basketballs, volleyballs, and soccer balls.
Temporary Guest Passes: Who is eligible for a Temporary Pass?
Temporary Guest Passes can be obtained in the Athletic Office. Only the President, Dean of Students, and/or Director of Athletics may approve these passes.
All pre-existing "Courtesy Passes" will no longer be accepted. Temporary Guest Passes will be issued with expiration dates, allowing the pass holder full access to the Life Sports Center until the established date of expiration. Holders of a Temporary Guest Pass must be accompanied by the individual that requested the pass at all times while using the Life Sports Center.
Pre-Approved Groups: How will these groups gain access to the building?
The Life Sports Center often has outside groups that are granted permission to use the facility (Ex: Allentown Police Department, Summer camps, pool parties, Wellness Classes, Sacred Heart Hospital swim classes, noon basketball & volleyball groups & Jefferson Elementary School). Any group intending to use the LSC must make prior arrangements with the Athletic Facilities Manager and file the necessary paperwork (Facilities Reservation Form and Insurance Information) with the Office of Campus Events in the Student Union.
Each of these groups will pay a pre-established fee in order to gain access to the LSC. This fee can be paid to the Business Manager of Athletics, and must be resolved prior to any group gaining access to the LSC. A list will be provided each week at the Control Desk containing the names of any outside groups using the facility, the time & date of the visit, and the amount of guests in the group). The group will only be granted access to the facility during the scheduled hours of the visit and must enter the LSC as a complete group. The group must be accompanied by their Muhlenberg College sponsor at all times during their use of our facility.
Campus Tours: How will people touring the campus gain access to the LSC?
The Control Desk will possess a sign in sheet specifically intended for admissions tours. The monitor at the Control Desk will record the number of people in the group without interrupting the tour. The tour guide is required to swipe his or her ID as they enter the building.
A group on a self-guided tour will also be permitted to view the facilities. One member of the group will be required to sign in at the Control Desk.
General Public: Can the general public use the LSC?
No individual is permitted access to the Life Sports Center other than accepted users and registered guests of those users. Any individual not possessing the proper identification card or a "temporary guest pass" will be denied access to the facility without exception.


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ALBUQUERQUE — The onus was on the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys soccer team's defense to slow down the top scorer in Class 4A.
And, aside for a breakaway early in the second half, the Hilltoppers were up to the task.
Los Alamos limited the touches of Los Lunas striker Alejandro Garcia for much of Thursday's Class 4A quarterfinal. Meanwhile, the Hilltoppers struck twice, once in the first half and once in the second half, to earn a 2-1 victory over Los Lunas' Tigers.
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Simplicity Urgent Care
Health care costs are rising. In this story we see how 2 ER doctors set out to try and change the way health care is delivered by establishing a new kind of health care facility in Columbia Pike, Arlington VA.
In 2009, Dr. John Jones and Dr. John Maguire noticed a need for urgent care services in the Arlington area.
As local physicians with 25 combined years of experience, they were already providing expert care. As accredited emergency medicine providers, they knew plenty about fast, friendly service.
In the year that followed, Dr. Jones and Dr. Maguire used their expertise in emergency medicine and pediatric emergency medicine to build Simplicity Urgent Care. The first facility of its kind in the area, the urgent care center provides convenient, consistent care in an efficient clinical environment.
Life is complicated. Healthcare shouldn't be.
Over the years, this is one of the most important lessons we've learned from our patients. Making healthcare easier is our goal and it applies to everything we do. By design, Simplicity Urgent Care makes healthcare easier.
Evening and weekend hours. Online forms and registration. Prescriptions filled on-site. And no appointments required, ever.
Just a few of the practices we've put in place to simplify the healthcare process. Every day, we strive to live up to the name Simplicity Urgent Care.
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Fifteen years ago, while advancing a degree in Finance/Economics at David Lipscomb University, Brian came across an elusive reference to the Knights Templar. A single paragraph in a textbook set Brian's curious mind on researching topics relating to the esoteric and unexplained. Brian's findings lead him to become a Mason, achieving the 32nd Degree in the Scottish Rite. In 2006, Brian began sharing his findings on the Grail Seekers blog and website.
Since then, Brian's articles have been featured on such websites as: CNN, Unexplained Mysteries, Coast to Coast AM, Red Ice Creations, and Daily Grail. His quest for hidden knowledge has taken Brian to various locations including Scotland, and France. The work done for Grail Seekers has been the topic of internet radio interviews and most notably the Pittsburgh area's Scottish Rite hosted Brian as a key note speaker. Along the way, Brian has been honored to discuss his views with Thomas Steinbeck, Patrice Chaplin (Charlie's daughter-in-law), Bruce Burgess (Bloodline Documentary) and Reverend Lionel Fanthorpe.
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One of humanity's greatest unspoken fears is having our mortal remains desecrated in the grave. These fears reach as far back as the ancient Egyptians and are as close at hand as today's headlines. Skullduggery examines 45 real life tales of those who would disturb the dead's eternal slumber. Discover the post-mortem histories of Elvis, Groucho Marx, Charlie Chaplin, Thomas Paine, Alexander the Great, Eva Peron, Graham Parsons, Che Guevara, Albert Einstein, and others who were not allowed to rest in peace. The motivations for these ghoulish crimes range from greed and avarice to pure affection. Once you step into the world of Skullduggery, you will never pass by a cemetery at night without considering what forces are at work in the dark.
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Anthropomorphic feminine wash Jeremy Piven has signed on to So Undercover, a Miley Cyrus vehicle that entails her being a private detective for some reason, then infiltrating a sorority house for some other reason. The details either haven't been disclosed or don't exist. Tom Vaughan, director of Extraordinary Measures, will helm the script written by Allan Loeb and Steve Pearl. Cinema Blend reports that cell phone salesman Mike O'Malley will be also be joining the cast as Miley Cyrus' father. So Undercover is expected to be more of a "teen" picture than her earlier "Hannah Montana" work in an effort to meet the slightly older tastes of her again fan base.
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H.Con.Res.55 - Recognizing the 30th anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act.111th Congress (2009-2010)
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GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) - Gov. Rick Snyder and other officials are in Grand Rapids today, breaking ground on a new Rapid bus station for the new Bus Rapid Transit line.
"This is really a big day. I'm proud to be with you," says Governor Rick Snyder as he met with community leaders at the Beltline Bar on 28th and Division Thursday morning.
Snyder called Greater Grand Rapids a role model for other communities in the state. He says it took teamwork to bring the first BRT line or Bus Rapid Transit system to Michigan. "Now, why is it important? It's simple; it's about people's livelihoods."
The bus system, called the Silver Line will be 9.6 miles long. The Rapid CEO, Peter Varga, says it's like a light rail system, but only one-tenth of the cost. "The vehicle will stop at the station; people will board and de-board from all bus doors. They've already paid and the bus moves forward."
The route will go to Michigan Avenue at Medical Mile, take a loop around downtown, and then head south to 60th Street.
"The station will be 40 feet long with a 60-foot platform. The reason it's 60 feet, is eventually we'll use longer buses to accommodate the service levels that we're developing." There will be 33 bus stops along the corridor. "It will have priority on the signals, so it keeps signals green, as you go into corridor, so you can always keep the schedule."
State and federal funds and a property tax millage passed in 2011 will help pay for operations. Some have called the Silver Line a waste of money that will be underutilized. Supporters like Governor Snyder call it a lifeline for residents, as it will help them get healthcare and to their jobs.
Construction on the Silver Line has already started. It will be ready for use, in August of 2014.