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After defeating 13th-ranked Mary Washington in their season opener, the Bullets faced 11th=ranked Messiah Saturday on a blustery afternoon.
With the score knotted 8-8 and just under 11 minutes to play in the game, Gettysburg senior Lindsey Robinson began penetrating from behind the goal and found a wide-open Bridget Kenny in front for the go-ahead score.
The Bullets' stingy defense and excellent ball control preserved the win as they were able to tack on one final goal just before time expired for a 10-8 win at Gettysburg's Clark Field.
"I saw that there was an opening in front of the goal and we had been working on that play for a while, so I thought I should just take it," Kenny said.
It was a game of runs as Messiah opened up the scoring on Lizzy Keeney's goal before the Bullets strung together three straight to jump out to a 3-1 lead.
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Kenny's go-ahead goal was her second of the game. Her first came midway through the second half to stop a run of three straight Falcon goals that had given them a 6-5 lead.
WIth 12:33 remaining, Keeney scored her fifth goal of the game to tie the contest at eight. Shortly after that, Gettysburg's Robinson found Kenny for the game winner.
"It is a good win," Robinson said. "It was a good, close first game and to have it early in the season. We have been practicing situational stuff this whole week and we took advantage of what we learned in practice this week. It was a good test for us."
Gettysburg knew, in order to have a chance, it would have to contain Messiah's speed and transition offense.
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Robinson led the way in the win for Gettysburg with two goals and three assists. Her five points give her 200 in her career, making her the ninth player in school history to join the elite club.
"It is definitely a testament to my teammates," Robinson said. "Assists are my main game right there and, without Loren (Pruitt) and Kelsey (Markiewicz) and people from my past years, I couldn't have done it without them, having that threat of going toward goal, but also just knowing that they have my back when I am not shooting well."
"She has a really good mind for the game," Cantele said. "Players really respond to her direction. She gives it in a way that is concise and you want to play for her. She is smart, sees what the team needs and plays well."
Freshman goalie Lindsay Clinton had six saves and picked up her second win of the season, a start that impresses Cantele.
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The Bullets, who entered the game ranked fourth in NCAA Division III, now head to Florida to play three games over spring break with a 2-0 record.
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"Lines and Being," with work by Marc Bell, Taylor McKimens and Anders Nilsen, will be in the West Gallery. The exhibit explores the line between fine art and sequence art, such as that found in comic books and zines. Each artist blends art and narrative, building character and meaning and telling a story.
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The ACP Advocate Blog
by Bob Doherty
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Stimulate this!
If life insurers, automakers, banks, and stockbrokers can get stimulus money from Washington, why not primary care?
Much has been said about primary care being the keystone (as Senator Baucus so aptly described it in his white paper) of a high performing health care system.
Yet we also know that primary care is experiencing death by a thousand cuts. Established primary care practices are struggling to survive. Young physicians in droves are turning to higher paid specialties.
President-elect Obama seems to understand. During the campaign, he observed that "primary care providers and public health practitioners have and will continue to lead efforts to protect and promote the nation's health. Yet, the numbers of both are dwindling."
His comments are on the mark: two recent studies published by the Association of American Medical Colleges and Health Affairs project a shortage of about 44,000-46,000 primary care physicians for adults.
When I met with the Obama transition team a few weeks ago, one of his staffers closed with a question, "What could be done in an economic stimulus package to help the economy and lay the foundation for comprehensive health care reform?"
ACP's answer: provide economic assistance to internists and other primary care physicians.
In a letter delivered today to Senator Tom Daschle, Obama's pick for Secretary of Health and Human Services, ACP proposed that primary care physicians receive a 10% Medicare payment bonus for all approved charges paid by Medicare through 2010.
We also proposed creation of economic incentives, directed toward primary care physicians in smaller practices, to acquire specific health information technology applications to support care coordination in a Patient-Centered Medical Home.
The letter goes on to make the case that the loss of even one primary care practice in a community during these tough economic times will put thousands of patients in the impossible situation of trying to find a new primary care physician, when most of the surviving primary care practices already are at full capacity and unable to take on any new patients.
We know that even a 10% increase in Medicare payments for primary care will not bring primary care earnings up to the point where they are competitive with other specialties, given the wide gaps that currently exist. But it would help struggling primary care practices keep their doors open for the next 18 months. It would also send a signal to medical students and residents that the new administration and Congress are committed to taking an important first step to making primary care an attractive and competitive career choice.
Today's questions: Do you agree that primary care should receive economic stimulus dollars? And how much more do you think primary care would need to be paid to be a competitive career choice?
6 Comments :
- Jay Larson MD said...
10% Medicare primary care bonus…Hmmmmm… sounds like a squirt gun trying to put out an inferno. A 10% Medicare primary care bonus will not stop the hemorrhage of primary care. By the time a physician has reached the frustration point of leaving practice, a much larger carrot will be needed to persuade them to stay in practice. Leaving practice is a very difficult decision for internists. With that said, over 20% of internists who started their practice after 1990 have left medicine. As for medical students choosing primary care, procedurally based subspecialists still earn 2-5 times more than primary care physicians. No brainer here. 110% primary care salary verses 200-500% primary care salary.
If a bonus was used for primary care, it should be used only with evaluation and management codes as procedures are already relatively well compensated. Isn't the concept behind the bonus to reward primary care physicians for all the non-reimbursed work they do? In the article "How much time do physicians spend providing care outside of office visits?" Ann Int Med 2007;147:693-698, it was learned that over 20% of time was spent doing patient care outside of an office visit. It is bad enough that E and M codes are already poorly valued; it adds salt to the wound when extra time is consumed for non-reimbursed tasks.
In 2006, Medicare paid out $31 Billion to providers. 99213 payments accounted for 8% of the total budget. Primary care (29% IM, 21% FP, and 3.6% GP) payments for 99213 accounted for 4.3% of the total budget. 99214 payments accounted for 6.8% of the total budget. Primary care (31% IM, 21% FP, and 2.6% GP) payments for 99214 accounted for 3.7% of the total budget. 99215 payments accounted for 1% of the total budget. Primary care (34% IM, 16% FP, and 2.6% GP) payments for 99215 accounted for 0.8% of the total budget. If primary care providers had a 20% increase in reimbursement for codes 99312 and 99214 and a 50% increase in reimbursement for 99215 (this code is definitely under valued) would result in a total Medicare budget increase of 2%.
On a side note, if the big 3 automaker "bail out" failed and that money was directed towards primary care, there would not be a primary care crisis.
- PCP said...
A 10% reimbursement hike would perhaps have persuaded me to defer my decision to move into Hospitalist medicine for another 18 months.
I was one of those who went against the conventional wisdom in 2002. I went into Generalist IM in 2002 fresh out of IM residency. I bet that my services were needed and would therefore be valued, I was right on the first count, but desperately wrong on the second.
Having heard the "help is coming" sermon for the past 6 yrs, I have decided to let brain decide over heart. "Show me the money" is my new mantra.
I have taken up a job as a hospitalist and will be moving in to that in January. My patients will not be thrilled, many are scared, I've asked them to write their legislators to rescue primary care, however I am doing what I simply need to do. I've given it a good faith effort. I however will be noone's fool.
A sad game is being foisted on physician led primary care in this country. Lets fix that and then we will have reason for a conversation. Until then lets quit with the lip service.
- Family Med Resident said...
I feel like people are missing half the equation when they talk about the primary care dilemma. It's not only about the money, and it makes us all look bad to intimate as much. It's about the paperwork, the countless hours spent making phone calls and performing other reimbursed services. It's also about the lack of respect afforded to primary care physicians by members within the medical community. They suggest that we can easily be replaced by PAs and NPs. They say that obviously we're not that bright because we chose primary care. We need to start looking at ourselves and change the tone within the medical community. Having all of us fight publicly for a piece of the same pie diminishes us and our profession.
- Jay Larson MD said...
Family Med Resident is so correct. Paperwork and diminished professional respect are an important part of primary care extinction, however, there will not be any discussion about primary care if primary care practices are not financially viable. If an internist has been in a community for about 20-25 years, they would have a practice of about 60+% Medicare patients. I call this the "practice death zone". Medicare reimbursements just cover medical office expenses. Any income comes from the few patients that are personal pay or have private insurance. Typically this income is so meager that a comparable incomed job such as a Wal Mart greeter has better work hours and job satisfaction.
- BDoherty said...
I understand Jay's concern that a 10% bonus is not enough. I think though this needs to be put in a context. The stimulus package is intended only for short-term programs to stimulate the economy, and is not the best vehicle for comprehensive payment reform. ACP's intent is to inject some funds into primary care on an immediate basis as part of the stimulus. The letter makes it clear that this is just a down payment on broader payment reform and that much more will need to be done to make primary care competitive with other specialties. By making the recommendation for funding primary care out of the stimulus, we are also drawing attention to the urgency of the problem and the need to do something, now, to begin to address it.
We decided to recommend that the bonus apply to all services by primary care physicians, not just evaluation and management, because this is simpler for CMS to implement on a short term and immediate basis and would have a bigger immediate on primary care reimbursement. The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission has recommended a much narrower primary care bonus, 5-10% applied only to visit codes.
We also understand that the primary care crisis will need to be addressed in a comprehensive fashion that looks at the paperwork and hassles, poor reimbursement, medical education, debt, the whole enchilada.
ACP's request for a primary care bonus has been picked up by the Wall Street Journal blog, http://blogs.wsj.com/health/2008/12/18/doctors-plead-for-10-medicare-bonus-in-stimulus-package/
- Jim Webster MD, MACP said...
Increasing reimbursements will help, but as pointed out in the recent Annals study on why students are not choosing primary care, the problem is much deeper and time is running out. How about pushing for a national network of Patient Centered Medical Homes with local infrastructure to relieve physicians of the burden of dealing with the inefficiencies of private practice fee for service medicine. If physicians do not have to deal with running a small business with payroll issues, collections, insurance forms, 800 numbers etc. they can focus on practicing medicine and find happiness and satisfaction as well as a larger payout for themselves at the end of the month.
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Moses says chainsaws used to be a big help in clearing tree limbs during snow storms. But now, they do not even have chains.
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HAMPTON — Mark Myers has always wanted to be a head coach.
He had chosen the staffs and places he wanted to assist at carefully, with the thought of being in charge of a program in his mind. So, it wasn't any surprise when the Dutchtown job opened up, Myers jumped on it.
"I've known that I've wanted this since day one when I first started coaching," Myers said. "When I saw that the Dutchtown job was available, I just said it was time."
On Monday, Dutchtown tabbed Meyers as its new head football coach, choosing the current Henry County High associate head coach and offensive coordinator.
Myers won the job over 100 potential candidates who applied for the coaching vacancy created when Kevin Jones departed the program in mid January after just one season at the helm.
A former McEachern High and Georgia Southern football standout, Myers also spent a year as running backs coach at his high school alma mater before joining coach Morris Starr's staff at Henry County for the 2013 season.
As the Warhawks' offensive coordinator, Meyers helped craft an offense that averaged close to 25 points per game, but was fairly explosive at times with two 30-plus point performances in losses to Dutchtown and Peach County, along with a 42-point performance in a win over Southwest Macon and 50-point outing in a victory over Jackson.
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"There's obviously some stuff he'll have to learn first hand, I think, but I'm very confident in his ability to great things there."
Myers is also aware of the learning curve. But he feels his time spent on the staffs of well-respected and successful coaches like Stockbridge's Kevin Whitley and on the coaching staff of perennial metro Atlanta area power McEachern has prepped him well.
"I've been able to be in places where I've been real hands on with what I've done on these coaching staffs," Myers said. "I've been able to see and do things first hand that pertains to how to run a program. A lot of times, being an assistant coach, you don't get the chance to see these things first hand. Working with coach Whitley, at McEachern and even coach Starr has really helped me learn what it takes."
Starr described Myers' offense as a "multiple option." The Warhawks basically ran a triple option style attack, but did so from Wing-T, I and Pistol formations. The Warhawks developed dual threat quarterback Marquez Souder and 1,000 yard tailback Derrick Powell.
"Mark has the ability to control the game through various formations and plays," Starr said. "He's a ball control guy, but he's knowledgeable, and if he needs to go fast, then he can do that."
Meyers was interviewed for the position by Dutchtown principal Terry Oates, Bulldogs athletic director and girls basketball coach April Tate, county AD Vicky Davis and Anthony Ford, the school council president.
Through a statement on the school's website, Oatts stated his pleasure on the hire.
"Coach Myers was overwhelmingly the favorite in the view of the interview panelists and me," he said.
"He is, in many respects, an ideal candidate for this assignment with respect to experience, philosophy and temperament. I am confident he can build a constructive relationship with our student-athletes and school community, and in the process, build on the prior success of our program."
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- Dutchtown football season ends in rain-delayed play-in at Starr's Mill ( November 7, 2015 )
- Morris Starr is bringing a winning attitude back to Henry County High football ( October 29, 2013 )
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About Me
- Caitlin
- I like to pretend I'm in a movie, dress up late at night, roll down hills and make zines.
Monday, 18 February 2013
Out of the Woods
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Caitlin I seriously think that you are the coolest person! I love your artwork, and the last shot of you dancing is very cute!ReplyDelete
DEPECHE MODE. LOVE YOU EVEN MORE NOW!ReplyDelete
and BOWIE patch.
enough said.
good luck with college and all that stuff!
PS do you have any page or something where do you occasionally post and sell things made on your own?
That The Blonds collection is my latest obsession, I know that I always write you comments that sounds 'me too', but I swear I spent the last five minutes on google searching a good photo of their American Psycho (I think) inspired trenchcoat,I love it!ReplyDelete
Your posts are always amazing and I'd love to see your personal journal better, everything you do is awesome!
You're just so cool and your art is amazing uuuuuuggghh I wanna be your frienddddReplyDelete
you are the bestReplyDelete
I like your blog.ReplyDelete
YEAH BUST A MOVE! :DReplyDelete
Haha sorry, I had to. I love sporadically dancing with my friends and sometimes we scream that at each other. (:
The knife print dress is actually really cool too. ^^
AHHH THOSE DRESSES. the jack nicholson dress is terrifying. fashionable and all around perfect. your art is beautiful per usual and the bakery project sounds sooo neat-o i can't wait to see what you're making!!!! ps cuteeeee outfits xoxoxReplyDelete
cat socks <3 I love your patches!!ReplyDelete
that collection is giving me some pretty strong feelings. WOULD STOP BITING MY NAILS FOREVER FOR THOSE STICK ONS. also at first i thought that chloe moretz advert was you, DREAM BABES xxReplyDelete
love the look of your bakery project (: please keep posting about it...have a lovely day ♡ReplyDelete
Love your glitter shoes SO MUCH! Anything can be made perfect by adding glitter.ReplyDelete
And cat socks. My friend got me Moomin pants from Topshop for my birthday, which I thought were also quite incredible. (I'm a bit of a Moomins obsessive)
Adore your bakeries project, and your hot chocolate of course.
Also, you have Buildings! So jealous.ReplyDelete
You're so cute :*ReplyDelete
Your works are great ^^ReplyDelete
Oh wow, what amazing photos!!! So lovely!!ReplyDelete
Lets follow?
- Anonymous29 May 2013 at 11:07
you're lovelyReplyDelete
Omg! Kitty cat socks from Top Shop - way too cool! Love 'em! xoReplyDelete
- Anonymous2 March 2014 at 18:25
depeche modeReplyDelete
Wow that's sooo great...what a cool work...love it...specially those socks ajajaj Lots of hugs from Argentina (hope you understand)ReplyDelete


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BOISE, Idaho (August 17, 2013)--Sheriff deputies in Idaho were ordering more homeowners to clear out of the way of a wind-driven wildfire still burning Saturday near the resort community of Sun Valley.
The Blaine County Sheriff Department issued a mandatory evacuation order that covers 1,600 homes in the region, as the 100-square-mile Beaver Creek fire burns through sage and pine trees in the mountains and foothills west of the towns of Hailey and Ketchum in central Idaho.
The fire prompted managers at the Sun Valley Ski Resort to turn on water cannons across the ski hill to protect lodges and chairlifts.
More than 600 firefighters are battling the flames in the affluent resort region that serves as a second home to such celebrities as Arnold Schwarzenegger and Tom Hanks.
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Lamar Odom finally speaks — and it sounds familiar
In his first expansive public comments since the Mavericks jettisoned him last season, Lamar Odom admitted Monday that his head and heart were never 100-percent committed to basketball last season.
The admission comes as no surprise to the Mavericks or their fans, after watching Odom sleepwalk to career-low averages of 6.6 points and 4.2 rebounds in 50 games here last season.
It might surprise some, however, that Odom had no ill words about the Mavericks and their decision to, in effect, tell him to get lost with a month remaining in the season. Odom's comments came Monday during a news conference in Los Angeles, where the Clippers celebrated their acquisition of Odom from the Mavericks.
"I feel like I'm 19 again," Odom, 32, told reporters. "Hopefully I can turn the clock back on the court as well, do whatever I can to help the team win games and erase that last season I had. I wasn't myself. I feel like I can help just by being myself. You all know what type of person I am and what I can bring to a ballclub. The same thing I did when I was winning championships is what I'm going to be doing for the Clippers now."
Throughout his struggles last season, Odom said all the right things, saying again and again that he was close to regaining his form. That proved to be empty talk, especially after it was revealed that Odom was habitually late to meetings.
The final straw was a halftime clash between Odom and Mark Cuban during a game in New Orleans, when Cuban asked Odom "Are you in?" and the forward gave an unsatisfactory response.
Cuban said he hoped getting rid of Odom would be "addition by subtraction." Cuban said the Mavericks knew that Odom had endured some off-season personal setbacks and that he was upset about the near-trade from the Lakers that would have sent him to New Orleans. But Cuban and president of basketball operations Donnie Nelson were confident in the franchise's ability to get the most out of Odom.
"Going into that trade, I was pretty beat up because of some things that happened off the court," Odom said Monday. "Those guys (in Dallas) stuck by me, and I wish them the best, but I'm so grateful to be here."
Odom still declined to be specific about why he took a 10-day leave of absence from the Mavericks before, during and after the All-Star break. At the time, sources said he initially left to tend to his ill father.
Odom admitted Monday that being in a reality show with his wife, Khloe Kardashian, didn't help fans' perception of him.
"Since last year, doing a TV show, a lot of people questioned my focus on basketball," Odom said. "I never knew I was going to have a hit TV show. I didn't plan it, but my focus to basketball is there.
"There's a lot of things I want to make right," Odom said. "I know what kind of player I am. I just want to get back to that level. I told (Clippers) Coach (Vinny Del Negro) I'm 100 percent in on whatever he needs and whatever he wants to be done. I'll be his soldier."
Sound familiar? The Mavericks and their fans heard that refrain last season. Coach Rick Carlisle tried to put Odom in position to succeed, but ultimately Carlisle's patience wore thin. Now it's Del Negro's turn.
The crazy part is that later this week Odom will report with other USA Basketball team candidates with an excellent shot of making the Olympic team, largely because of attrition among centers and power forwards.
Del Negro sounds convinced that Team USA and the Clippers will see the Odom of old.
"There were obviously a lot of questions," Del Negro said. "But at the end of the conversation, I just felt he was committed and wanted to be back in a Clipper uniform. That's what I wanted to see. All of the other things in the past are in the past. … I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a guy that's had as much consistent success at his position than Lamar."
Good luck with that, Vinny.


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December 1, 2015
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Attorneys prosecuting a former neighborhood watch volunteer in Florida want to make sure George Zimmerman's trial isn't about any wrongdoing by the teen he fatally shot last year.
Florida prosecutors filed motions made public Monday asking a judge to prevent Zimmerman's attorneys from introducing any evidence about whether Trayvon Martin had ever been suspended from school, smoked marijuana, been in a fight or worn fake gold teeth. Prosecutors also want to keep out of the trial any social media screen names Martin used, the contents of his text messages and his school records.
Prosecutors say such information is irrelevant.
Zimmerman is set to go on trial next month for second-degree murder. He is pleading not guilty and says he fatally shot Martin out of self-defense during a confrontation last year.
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If you're planning a long motorcycle trip this season it's a good idea to research and plan where you are going to stay overnight, for many obvious reasons, prior to heading out on your bike. We compiled a few tips along with some benefits and disadvantages about staying over night in campgrounds and hotels/motels.
1. Having a motorcycle available gives you a lot more flexibility in traveling in and out of campsites.
2. Camping in campgrounds is usually cheaper than staying in motels and hotels…a lot cheaper.
3. You have the option to stay in a commercial campground or you may just decide to pull off the side of a road in an isolated area and pitch a tent.
4. They have motorcycle specific campgrounds and resorts where there will be only other bikes.
1. Some campgrounds are not motorcycle accessible and may be tough to get to on a bike. It is important to do your research prior before you plan on stopping or staying at a particular campground.
2. Depending on what campground you stay in and around what time of year, some campgrounds can be packed with people. This can be either a good thing or bad, depending on what you prefer.
Tip: Camping while traveling on a motorcycle can be a little trickier than while you are in a car but if you pack the right gear such as a tank bag or saddlebags and prepare before leaving, you should not have any issues. Also, make sure you plan on stopping earlier than normal, due to many campgrounds filling up around dinner time. You also don't want to try and set up camp at night.
1. Some hotels and motels have larger family units that will accommodate four, five or even six people. This will reduce the expense compared to getting two or three rooms.
2. Convenience. When staying in a hotel or motel you can concentrate on your ride and not have to worry about bad weather or packing up any wet gear the next morning. To some people who just want to hop on their bike and go, this is a huge advantage.
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Only 35 seconds long and with more than 850,000 views, a video of resident Ron Kroha's English springer spaniels begins with his voice: "Let me see if it's ready, I've got to check…"
Scampering on a hardwood floor and occasionally spinning with excitement are Hope and Rosey. He asks them, "Girls, are you hungry?" They appear eager for their dinner.
Mr Kroha then sings, "It's ready! It's dinnertime, it's dinnertime. Hope and Rosey, want their dinnertime."
The spaniels rush the length of an area rug toward another room, spinning as they go. He sings, "Because they're hungry, hungry, hungry girls. Yay Hope, Yay Rosey."
As the dogs stare up at Mr Kroha, he steps briefly into the frame to place their bowls in a tray.
"What good girls," he said.
They sit and wait.
"Okay," he said, and they rush to their food.
Originally uploaded to the Internet in January 2010 on YouTube titled Twisted Sisters, Hope and Rosey, the clip has seen a recent spike in popularity.
While friends had originally suggested he post his routine dinnertime song — something he always sings for his dogs — websites Reddit.com and Gawker.com recently picked up his video, which boosted it from about 37,000 hits to more than three quarters of a million views. "It just flew," he said.
Mr Kroha's niece also created a Facebook page for the dogs at Facebook.com/HopeandRosey, a twitter account at twitter.com/HopeandRosey, and a blog at HopeandRosey.com. On Facebook, they are introduced with the comment: "These two English Springer spaniels are an affectionate, excitable pair whose love for 'Daddy's Dinner Time Song' has turned them into overnight internet sensations."
He has since been featured on television shows, including Good Morning America.
His niece, Kristin, also has her own blog, Beautyandbean.com, where she posts a picture of Mr Kroha with Hope as a puppy and writes of the dinnertime video, "My uncle's upbeat YouTube video of his two playful Springers became an overnight internet sensation. On the video you can hear him singing his famous dinnertime song like a Broadway musical while the girls twirl in synchronized excitement...down the hall...all the way to their bowls."
She also offered her insights of her uncle. "His love for life is infectious. But, above all else, it's his perspective and ability to find the beauty in the everyday that's been a real gift to all who've known him. Perhaps, in some ways, it's what brought me to start this blog — with a friend — in hopes to document the beauty all around us."
Among the many comments to his video, he recalls one ironic remark about him, "This man has never had a bad day." But on the day three years ago when two friends had happened to be with him and shot the video for fun, he said, "I was at my worst point."
Earlier this month, Mr Kroha answered his front door where Hope and Rosey rushed into the foyer. They then obediently moved through his kitchen to a sun porch where he pointed to a bench. They quickly settled there while Mr Kroha talked candidly about his life on the day of the video. "I was pretty miserable," he said. He had been diagnosed and had been receiving "brutal" treatments for two types of cancer.
Hearing his voice, the dogs — Rosey, a liver and white blend, and Hope, a black and white mix — slipped off the bench to wait by his chair.
Petting them, he said, "I really connected with the dogs. They were a lifeline during treatments." Recalling the grueling months where he traveled daily to Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, thinking back on the exhaustion he had felt, he said, "They were my reason for getting up and taking care of them." The spaniels "played a big part" of his recovery. Today, three years past his cancer treatments, he said he is "feeling blessed and optimistic. There was a good chance I would not be here."
Impressed with the high number of views his video has received, he said, "My greatest joy is that I made people smile."
Comments to the video include: "I watch this every morning and it just warms my? heart. Thank you," "That's adorable," "Seriously the most heartwarming thing I've watched! My? fiancé and I love this video and watch it everyday because it makes us smile," and "Dinner time, dinner time — my? new favorite summer song." Viewers mention their own dogs, or their favorite parts in the video.
With 409 comments so far, one viewer even asks about his dinnertime song, "Can I get this in a ringtone?"
Laughing, Mr Kroha said, "A crazy little song, and people say they can't get it out of their heads."
He always sings to the spaniels when it is time to eat, he said, and the video is a glimpse of "what people do behind closed doors." In this case, people glimpse his daily routine with the dogs. Counting his dogs' ages and feeding them twice a day, Mr Kroha estimates that he has sung his song more than 3,000 times.
Why does he sing to his dogs? Glancing to where they sat wagging their tails at his attention, Mr Kroha said, "Dogs love to eat, so we make it an event." He sings "everything" and he talks to the dogs all day long, he said. Whether doing laundry, or bath time, he has found that "if you make things fun, like getting a bath," the dogs like to play along.
Will he make more videos? Mr Kroha already posted "Hope Gets The Paper" where he encourages her to run up the driveway for the newspaper, and then hurry back. He plans to post Hope's birthday party soon.
Praising his "girls," Mr Kroha said they "adore" each other, and that "without so much as a growl," the pair "share and play, you couldn't ask for better."
Leaving the sun porch, Mr Kroha stepped into the kitchen where he keeps treats. The dogs spun in place, just as they had spun in his video, which is a motion they make naturally, he said.
Mr Kroha lives with his partner Kevin Rose, for whom Rosey is named.
Stepping into a den, he looked at photos of his dogs, and typed in the blog address on his computer. The experience "has been good for me."


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Kristen Stewart is "creeped" out by fans of the book 'Fifty Shades of Grey'.
The 'Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2' star - whose boyfriend and co-star Robert Pattinson is being hotly tipped to secure the lead role of Christian Grey in the big screen adaptation - admitted that although she has only read a few pages of the erotic novel she finds it disturbing.
The 22-year-old star told backstage.com: "I've skimmed parts of it. When I read the first few pages describing her messy hair, I was like, 'This is so strange.' But it's just so raunchy! I mean, obviously, everyone knows that. But when I see people reading it on planes and stuff, I'm genuinely creeped out. Like, you're basically just reading porn right now! Get that blanket off your lap!"
The actress's boyfriend of four years Robert Pattinson was considered a favourite to play the starring role in the film version of bestseller because the role is based on his character Edward in the 'Twilight Saga' franchise.
But according to new reports the British star may be too busy working on other projects to take on the role.
The 26-year-old actor previously laughed off speculation he is in the running to land the coveted role.
He said: "I think the author has written me out of it. I saw some interview recently, and they went 'Oh, it could never be him.' And I'm like: 'Hey, I'm going to make you pay for that.'
"It's funny seeing all these other actors so openly vying for it. I've never seen that happen before. It's so strange. I haven't read the whole thing. I read bits of it, there's a book called 'Fifty Sheds of Grey'. Have you seen that book? That's amazing, just a picture book of fifty grey sheds, and it's literally on the New York Times Best Seller list. People have got the wrong read."
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Richard Branson has announced a new global initiative, The B Team, aimed at transforming the future of business. The Virgin Group Founder was recently joined in New York by Puma chairman Jochen Zeitz, as the pair co-founded the project.
The B Team will be a group of global business leaders who share similar views about the need to transform the future of business and use entrepreneurial skills to help solve critical social and environmental issues, explained Branson.
With The B Team we want to champion concrete solutions to help make capitalism a driving force for social, environmental and economic benefit.
Early 2013 will see The B Team announce their inaugural Grand Challenge, which will see them work with partners to establish ways of measuring, valuing and reporting the impact of their work in terms of profitability and sustainability. In the build-up to this the members will be speaking with young entrepreneurs, in the hope of pinpointing the roadblocks which prevent businesses contributing to the greater good.
The B Teams first meeting saw the group discuss a wide range of social and economic issues, drawing on their vast business experience. The progress already made has given Zeitz great hope for the future of The B Team: Listening to a group of inspiring young people and how they view the issues that we are facing in our world today was invaluable.
They will be inheriting the damages the previous generation left behind on the planet and I was reassured by their values and ethical awareness that they will make decisions for the benefit of both nature and society. I look forward to continuing the conversation we began yesterday.
Much like The Elders and Carbon War Room, The B Team is being incubated by Virgin Unite, with young entrepreneur Derek Handley acting as co-founder and CEO.
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|Effect of pulsed-light treatment on milk proteins and lipids.
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|Pulsed-light treatment offers the food industry a new technology for food preservation. It allows the inactivation of numerous micro-organisms including most infectious foodborne pathogens. In addition to microbial destruction, one can also question whether pulsed-light treatment induced conformational changes in food components. To investigate this question, the influence of pulsed-light treatment on protein components of milk was evaluated by using UV spectroscopy, spectrofluorometry, electrophoresis, and determination of amino acid composition. Pulsed-light treatment resulted in an increase of UV absorbance at 280 nm. The intrinsic tryptophan fluorescence of beta-lactoglobulin (BLG) showed a 7 nm red shift after 10 pulses. SDS-PAGE showed the formation of dimers after treatment of BLG by 5 pulses and more. No significant changes in the amino acid composition of proteins and lipid oxidation were observed after pulsed-light treatment. The obtained results indicated changes in the polarity of the tryptophanyl residue microenvironment of BLG solutions or changes in the tryptophan indole structure and some aggregation of studied proteins. Hence, pulsed-light treatment did not lead to very significant changes in protein components; consequently, it could be applied to process protein foods for their better preservation.
|Noura Elmnasser; Michèle Dalgalarrondo; Nicole Orange; Amina Bakhrouf; Thomas Haertlé; Michel Federighi; Jean-Marc Chobert
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Spectacle and passion prevail at tenth anniversary of RGNS Cirque
"Romeo, Romeo, where for art thou Romeo?" This famous line was never delivered during last weekend's cirque adaptation of "Romeo & Juliet" put on by students at the Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School. In fact, none of the Bard's dialogue was included in the performance. But this was no ordinary high school play.
Despite the lack of dialogue, the demonstration of both silent dramatic acting and the physical grace and stamina of circus feats combined to make "Cirque Verona" a truly moving performance, lacking none of the passion or pathos of Shakespeare's tale of young, starcrossed lovers. Once again, audiences were truly wowed and occasionally moved to tears by another original production from the young Cirque players.
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Ten years ago, when a small class of 10 drama students at the school put on a short spring performance inspired by the Toronto-based Cirque du Soleil, they had no idea they were starting a phenomenon. In the years since that first presentation at the small, private college-prep school in Rabun County, Ga., the RGNS Cirque program has grown by leaps and bounds, so that today the annual cirque performance is no longer just a show, but as Dean of Students Dan Holtsclaw says, "It's an event."
"Cirque is different," said Holtsclaw, who last Saturday afternoon was busily taking tickets at the entrance of the RGNS Rearden Theater, which sits atop a hill overlooking the school's idyllic campus. Holtsclaw noted that the Cirque program is one of only a few similar programs in the entire country, and the annual performance draws enthusiastic crowds from all over the region. Last year, the school was forced to add an encore performance after all three scheduled shows sold out, so this year four performances were scheduled including the Saturday matinee.
"Year by year it's grown and morphed," said RGNS drama teacher Bill Patti. Patti, who took over direction of the program in 2008, says his first year involved a steep learning curve. "This was a totally new process for me," he said.
Obviously, he learned quickly. Patti took over from the program's founder and previous director, Larry Smith, who Patti calls "a creative genius," but he credits the other teachers and students of the Cirque program for his ability to change and grow the annual performance. "They've taught me way more than I've taught them – I've hoodwinked everybody," he joked. "The team has really come together and filled that void [left by Smith's departure]. We've taken what was here, built upon it and really made it our own."
Last year's theme was based on "Alice in Wonderland" and for the first time incorporated a well-known storyline as the underlying structure of the performance. Patti says the change was so well-received by audiences that they decided to look at ways to integrate even more realism this year. Adapting Shakespeare's play, they decided to set the story in a depression era circus, pitting the Capulets as flying "aerialists" against the Montagues, groundling clowns and roustabouts.
The storyline gives the performance an emotional depth and connects everything together, says Patti, but the real core of Cirque remains its circus elements – the trampoline, the flying silks, tumbling, clowning, contortion and many other circus arts that come together to create the fantastic collage of activity that fills the stage.
This is the second year as a Cirque player for Peter Seifarth, who played Romeo. Seifarth, a sophomore from Young Harris, Ga., said that while he has been active in drama since the seventh grade, Cirque has brought a whole new set of challenges, including the "flying silks," an aerial apparatus that was a central part of this year's performance. "I've learned so much," he said before Saturday's matinee. "Last year I was mainly focused on hand balancing and chair balancing, but this year, when I was cast as Romeo, I had to rapidly learn the flying silks.
It is Juliet, played by AnnaMaria Little, a junior from Tiger, Ga., who must teach Romeo the art of the "flying" in "Cirque Verona." Seifarth and Little's work together through the course of the story shows them growing closer and closer and climaxes in a spectacular scene with the two dancing above the stage together while entangled in the silks.
For Little, this year's production gave her a chance to spread her wings as an actress. "It's a really fun part to play," she said of the role of Juliet. "She's so virginal and pure and sweet. It's really cool to see the struggle that she goes through not wanting to hurt people but then getting hurt – the unfairness [of her situation]."
Talking to Seifarth and Little, one can feel how engaged they are, not only in their roles but in the whole idea of cirque. "This is a totally collaborative process," said Patti about students investment in the production. "It's student driven, and that's really what makes it so unique."
Besides Patti, there are four fulltime faculty who work with the students, including Brieanna Bailey, the choreographer, Chris Collins, the technical director, and two cirque specialists, Candice Day and Hannah Grimm. In addition, says Patti, parent volunteers and the many other crew members are essential to putting on a production. Such commitment is evidence of just how special the program is.
"How many people can say that they do this type of thing at their high school?" said a smiling Jessica Bryant, a senior from Cashiers, N.C., who has participated in Cirque for four years. This year, Bryant played the role of Juliet's nurse and was one of two Cirque Captains responsible for choreographing most of the scenes.
For Bryant, who wants to major in theater after she graduates, Cirque has been an ideal learning experience. "I love that the theatre world is sort of combined with the athletic world," she explained. "Not only does it require a lot of athleticism, but it requires grace, stage presence. "
Indeed, the combination in "Cirque Verona" was all but seamless and its result magical. One can only wonder how they will manage to top it next year.


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When you get over being stunned by the breakup, The sense of loss will make your emotions explode and you will go through a series of feelings. There will be a feeling of loss, sadness and then almost unbearable pain. The pain might make you want to strike back and get revenge. See how to get your ex boyfriend back instead.
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It really hurts when you are faced with a breakup that seems to be uncalled for and unfair. Regardless of the event of the breakup, you may feel like a victim and hopeless to get your pride back. Getting revenge on your ex may seem like the only way to erase the hurt. Here is a sure way to mend that broken heart and walk away feeling great again.
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You have already had to face the extremely emotionally troubled process of a breakup with someone you truly loved, and whether or not you have decided to move on or are desperately looking at every option to get right back into his arms, you are being tortured with nightly dreams of your ex-boyfriend. It seems that even if you want to get over him or the mere sight of him makes you to sad, he's just not letting you go; almost a ghost haunting you in the night.
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There are a few secrets for success when it comes to getting your ex boyfriend or ex girlfriend back that everyone should learn. Put these great tips to work for your relationship and see what a difference it makes in your efforts to get your ex back.
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Despite all their faults, rebound relationships can also be great for many things - they can help boost your ego, take your mind of a broken heart, and even improve your social life. Of course, rebound flings are also great ways to get revenge on your ex-girlfriend. Though, if you plan to go this route - and be successful at it - there are a few things you should remember to do.
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The California singer Adam Lambert, who finished as the runner-up on the eighth season of American Idol, has enjoined the romantic evening out with boyfriend Sauli Koskinen in California eatery Fig and Olive, West Hollywood on September 17. The American Idol" showed off goth-inspired garb for his weekend dinner date with an all-black ensemble.
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