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In years past, when individuals lost teeth as result of accidents or dental disease, they resorted to replacing the lost or missing teeth with removable dentures, also known as false teeth. Nowadays, your cosmetic dentist will likely suggest dental implants. These are simply replacement teeth that are lastingly attached to your jaw. Whereas old-fashioned dentures served as replacements for your natural teeth, dental implants serve as replacement for the root of your teeth. In spite of the popularity of dental implants, there are situations...read more
Why visiting a professional is important for you and your dentures
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The Do's and Don'ts of Having a Tummy Tuck
Carrying loose, excess skin on your abdomen can drastically affect your self-esteem and when years of dieting and exercise can't seem to shift it, cosmetic surgery may be the next logical step for you. But how much do you really know about a tummy tuck procedure? If you're considering abdominal surgery, read up on a few of these do's and don'ts beforehand to ensure things don't go belly up! When considering surgery: DO be close to your ideal weight before surgery For a tummy tuck to give you the best possible...read more
What to Expect the First Time at a Bulk Billing Doctor
If you have never been to a bulk billing doctor before, you may not know what to expect. You may wonder if you need to bring cash, how you assign your Medicare benefit or how you take care of other logistics. Luckily, the process is fairly easy and straightforward. Here's what you need to know: 1. There are no co-pays when you use bulk billing doctors Although the government looked extensively at the idea of adding copays to the Medicare bulk billing system, no copays were added. As of early 2015, copays are not allowed as part of the...read more
How Physiotherapy Can Support Those With Cystic Fibrosis
Symptoms associated with cystic fibrosis such as a build-up of thick mucus in the lungs, a persistent cough and breathing difficulties can make simple daily tasks a challenge to complete. You doctor can prescribe medication expand your lungs and encourage mucus to clear, but these medications come with a range of side effects and patients are increasingly keen to avoid drugs. Physiotherapy can help you manage the respiratory symptoms associated with cystic fibrosis, so regular sessions with your physiotherapist should form part of your care...read more
The Pros & Cons Of Photochromatic Eyeglass Lenses
Photochromatic lenses are often advertised as sleek, futuristic devices, but in actual fact they were first developed back in the 1960s. Often sold as 'transition' or 'reactive' lenses, photochromatic lenses automatically darken in response to sunlight, and lighten in darken conditions. Naturally this a boon for people required to wear prescription glasses. How do photochromatic lenses work? A photochromatic lens may appear to be a simple piece of glass or plastic when not exposed to sunlight. However, embedded within...read more
Taking the Sweat Out of Hyperhidrosis
Excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, is a medical condition that is sometimes an indicator of a number of underlying medical problems, and as a result should not be trivialised. Additionally, excessive sweating is a potentially embarrassing condition that can lead to unpleasant odours, difficulty using electronic devises, and a clammy handshake. To be clear, hyperhidrosis is not a condition that is related to profuse sweat caused by exercise; that is just the body's method of cooling you down as you heat your body through exertion. No,...read more
What Are the 5 Types of Glaucoma?
Glaucoma, a vision condition that tends to be hereditary, is one of the leading causes of blindness, next to diabetes. It is a progressive disease that is caused by too much fluid pressure in the eyes, which damages the optic nerve cells. In addition to being hereditary, there are other risks for developing this disease, including age (over 40 years old), nearsightedness, hypertension, and eye injuries. Once you get to a certain age, your optometrist will likely start testing you for glaucoma. While it is not something that can be reversed,...read more
The Benefits of Regular Physiotherapy After Surgery or an Accident
When a patient has had an accident or surgery, he or she may be prescribed regular physiotherapy sessions with a physical therapist. Unfortunately some patients may skip these sessions simply because they don't understand the benefit of having their joints manipulated by someone else or of taking the time to get a professional massage as prescribed. Consider some of the benefits of regular physiotherapy after surgery or an accident and note why you should never skip these types of appointments when they've been prescribed for you....read more
Utilising Wireless Technology to Get the Most out of Your Hearing Aids
Are you currently removing your hearing aids each time you want to listen to music through headphones or use a hands-free kit for your mobile phone? It can be frustrating to have to lose sound quality when using certain devices and accessories, but wireless technology can enable you to hear clearly even when using headphones. You can link your hearing aids with a wireless streamer, which transmits sound from your personal audio devices straight to your hearing aids. Here's what you need to know: Wireless Streamers Explained A wireless...read more


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William "Bill" Joseph Roberts, age 70, of Park Rapids, Minn., formerly a longtime Cottage Grove, Minn., resident, passed away peacefully at his home after a valiant battle against cancer. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Thursday, May 6, 2010, at the Jones-Pearson Funeral Home in Park Rapids, Minn., with visitation from noon until the time of the service. To leave online condolences or to view video tribute, please visit www.jonespearson.com .
Brian John Jacobson, age 34, of Lake City, died tragically as a result of an automobile accident on Monday, May 3, in Hastings. Brian was born in Red Wing on August 27, 1975, the son of Richard and Kathleen (Watson) Jacobson. Brian grew up in the Red Wing area and graduated from Central High School in 1993. He was a member of the Minnesota Army National Guard, serving two honorable tours in Iraq. He received a Combat Action Badge and earned a battlefield promotion to staff sergeant. He was currently employed at Army Aviation Support Facility as an electronics technician.
David W. Rowe, age 74, a retired contractor of Denmark Township died Tuesday, May 4, 2010. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 8, at the Caturia-Smidt Funeral Home, 201 E. Seventh St., Hastings, with a memorial gathering from 11 a.m. until the 1 p.m. service. Arrangements were handled by the Caturia-Smidt Funeral Home, Hastings, 651-437-9419, www.caturia-smidtfh.com .
Richard R. Berens, a former Hastings jeweler, age 84, died May 4, 2010, in Leesburg, Fla. Richard was born Sept. 22, 1925, in Minneapolis, to Roman and Ethel (Lawson) Berens. He married JoAnn Borgerding on May 6, 1950, in Minneapolis. Richard was a WWII Navy veteran, and a member of the VFW in both Hastings and Leesburg, a member of the Hastings Am. Legion, and enjoyed both golf and bowling. He owned and operated Berens Jewelry in Hastings for many years. After his retirement, he moved to Leesburg in 1991. He married Janet Brown on Sept.
Lynn D. Reichert, age 76, of Hastings, passed away May 2, 2010, at Prescott Nursing and Rehabilitation Community. He was born to John and Blanche Reichert in Prescott, Wis., on Jan. 29, 1934. Lynn married Arleda on May 15, 1971, at St. Boniface Catholic Church.
Roger J. Geraghty, age 75, of Hastings, died May 2, 2010, of cancer. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph Geraghty and Marguerite (Jarms) Geraghty; his two siblings, Patricia (Geraghty) Peverill and Emmett Geraghty USN Ret.; and all aunts and uncles. Survived by his wife of 53 years and best friend, Sharlene (Easton) Geraghty; and five children, Capt. Barb Geraghty USN, Ret.; Joe (JunHee) Geraghty; Mike Geraghty (special friend, Jane); Joan (Dennis) Hemenway; Carol (Rich) Schoenthaler.
Donald Wiech, of Red Wing, formerly of Hastings, passed away May 1, 2010, and went to join his beloved wife who passed away March 4, 2010. Don served in World War II and was awarded the Purple Heart. He was a member of Pipefitters Local 455 until his retirement in 1985. He was surrounded by his loving family at the time of his death.
Neal Henning Anderson, 85, of Red Wing, died Wednesday, April 28, at his home. He was born on May 28, 1924, to Henning and Leona (Siepelmeyer) Anderson in Red Wing, Minn. He graduated from Red Wing Central High School in 1944. Upon graduation, he joined the Army Air Corps and attended flight school in Texas and New Mexico. He returned to Red Wing at the end of WWII and began his career with Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. He retired after more than 35 years with the phone company and began his travel adventures. He married Dolores Catherine Daeffler on Feb. 15, 1947.
Roland "Rollie" Pabst, age 77, died Saturday, April 24, 2010, at his home in Hastings. Rollie was born Sept. 16, 1932, in Stillwater, to Albert and Irene (Johnson) Pabst. He married Marjorie Ruhr on Feb. 15, 1958, at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Hastings.
Robert Clarence "Noose" Knoll, 72, Welch, died Thursday, April 22, at Fairview Red Wing Medical Center. He was born Feb. 8, 1938, in Hastings, Minn., where he grew up and attended school. He enlisted in the U. S. Marine Corps. He worked for Hastings Sanitation for 14 years, then worked in commercial fishing and finally worked at Treasure Island Water Treatment Plant for over 20 years. He married Rose Mary Schutz on July 31, 1970, in Watertown, S.D., and they made their home in Welch. He enjoyed fishing and always wanted to live near the river.


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Maya Wiley is the founder and President of the Center for Social Inclusion. A civil rights attorney and policy advocate, Maya has litigated, lobbied the U.S. Congress and developed programs to transform structural racism in the U.S. and in South Africa. Follow her work on Twitter at @MayaWiley. Follow the the Center for Social Inclusion on Twitter at @theCSI and on Facebook here.
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It may seem surprising that a movie about male strippers would become one of the best-reviewed films of the year, but such is the case with Steven Soderbergh's Magic Mike , starring Channing Tatum and Matthew Mcconaughey. Mick LaSalle in the San Francisco Chronicle compares the movie to the best of Howard Hawks and William Wellman. Like them, he writes, "He's not trying to make a few great movies. He's trying to make a whole lot of good movies, in lots of genres, and to make them better than anybody else." As for Magic Mike, he comments, "If it falls short of greatness, it's not by much - and it could end up growing with the years. At the very least, it is exceptional and one of the best and most original pictures to come along in 2012." Sara Stewart in the New York Post describes it this way "It's like The Full Monty except with guys you actually want to see take it all off, or Boogie Nights minus the angst and the body count." Says Peter Howell in the Toronto Star "Think Exotica more than Boogie Nights -- but Soderbergh peels back layers of emotion that make for a far more satisfying experience." Roger Ebert in the Chicago Sun-Times remarks, "I have a feeling that women will enjoy the film more than men." However, he adds, "Soderbergh and cast tell a realistic, vivid story. You get a feeling of realism and research." Of the major newspaper critics, only one, Kenneth Turan in the Los Angeles Times completely trashes it -- except for the choreography. "The elaborately costumed and choreographed dances [the actors] execute would do credit to The Rockettes," he observes. Bottom line "If filmmaker Soderbergh had paid as much attention to relationship dynamics as he does to dance number mechanics, this film would have gotten closer to living up to the magic in its name."


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Longueuil, Quebec -- D-BOX Technologies Inc. (DBO.A on the TSX Venture Exchange), a leader in innovative motion technology for the entertainment industry, announced today that it has reached an agreement with Warner Bros. Pictures to feature its immersive D-BOX motion technology with the much-anticipated final motion picture adventure, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 in theatres November 19.
This seventh installment and first part to the final act, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is the second movie of the Harry Potter franchise to feature D-BOX's Motion Technology. During scenes of dramatic flight and fierce battle, moviegoers will feel subtle motion effects directly from their seats that occur in perfect sync with the onscreen movie action, resulting in a completely realistic, immersive movie experience.
"The support of Hollywood studios like Warner Bros. has been instrumental in our company's steady growth and expansion," said President and CEO of D-BOX Technologies, Claude Mc Master. "This is the second Harry Potter movie to feature D-BOX and we're thrilled to be a part of one of the biggest predicted blockbusters of the year."
For a complete listing of theatres offering the D-BOX experience and a guide to new movies, visit www.d-box.com.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Regal Entertainment Group (NYSE: RGC), a leading motion picture exhibitor owning and operating the largest theatre circuit in the United States, is pleased to announce the addition of electronic gift cards to the many gift-giving options available for movie fans. Shoppers can logon now to http://www.REGmovies.com and instantly send eGift Cards to friends and family.
"We are excited to offer this innovative gift-giving opportunity to our moviegoers," stated Dick Westerling, Senior Vice President of Marketing & Advertising for Regal Entertainment Group. "Regal eGift Cards are a convenient way to complete your holiday shopping in an instant and are perfect for anyone on your list."
Regal's new eGift Cards arrive in minutes via email or on a specified delivery date. There are no shipping charges, service fees or expiration dates and electronic gift cards come in a variety of themed design options. Plus eGift Cards can be customized for each recipient with personalized messages and uploaded photos to add a special touch to the emailed gifts.
One of the seasonal options available for eGift Cards is a holiday-themed "Joy to the Movies" gift card design. Regal Entertainment Group offers many additional gift-giving options throughout the year. Decorative Regal gift cards are always available at the box office and online. All Regal gift cards are good toward movie tickets and concessions, have no hidden fees, and never expire.
Regal also offers discount movie ticket programs for organizations, companies, groups and individuals who may benefit from buying movie tickets in large quantities. Visit http://www.REGmovies.com for more information on discount movie tickets.
Singapore/Tokyo -- In his keynote speech at a forum on measures to tackle online piracy at the Tokyo International Film Festival on 21 October, Bob Pisano, President and Interim CEO, Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) called for "forward-thinking" initiatives such as the introduction of a Graduated Response mechanism and Site Blocking that countries around the world are increasingly using to combat the problem of illegal online infringement and the best bet to stop threat of theft of intellectual property on the internet.
Graduated Response is a method of dealing with illegal online file sharing by an escalating series of sanctions against identified repeat infringers. Pisano highlighted France, Korea and Taiwan as countries that have recently passed legislation implementing Graduated Response as such a system provides a fair and reasonable measure which avoids litigation and balances the need to protect creative industries while taking into account the responsibilities of ISPs and Internet users. He also spoke of Governments in the United Kingdom and New Zealand that are also currently working on introducing Graduated Response program in their respective countries.
Pisano called the increase of online intellectual theft "alarming" and an "epidemic" and while MPA focuses on outreach and education of the dangers and consequences of online file sharing, Pisano said he believed the adoption of measures such as the Graduated Response and Site Blocking will "slow the spread of the disease".
"We know there cannot be a one-size-fits-all approach to the problem; that there are cultural and practical issues requiring different approaches from one nation or region to another," said Pisano. "But what we do feel is that the basic belief underlying all of our efforts should be the same - that individual awareness and responsibility are essential if we are to continue to make progress."
In Japan, lawmakers have amended Article 30 of the Copyright Law to make it illegal to download music or movies distributed on the Internet without the authorization of right holders. "We applaud that development," said Pisano. "At the same time, we feel that a robust Graduated Response deterrent scheme, involving all ISPs is also essential."
Pisano also called for Japan to adopt its own Graduated Response approach to address online P2P infringements on localized, anonymous networks such as Winny and Share. "As global industry leaders, your country is clearly in a position to move aggressively to protect your intellectual property, your creative community, the people who have been the driving force of your economy," he added.
He urged rightholders in Japan to talk to the ISPs about their role in protecting online content and in partnership with them to develop a solution aimed at insuring that users can continue to enjoy the full benefits of broad legal access to the internet while preserving the ISPs' business model.
Pisano spoke to an audience of 120 that included Japanese government officials, film makers, music industry representatives and media, who also heard from participants from around the world including Nicolas Seydoux, Chairman Association de Lutte contre la Piraterie Audiovisuelle (ALPA); Hong Kong film producer Nansun Shi; and New Zealand actor Temuera Morrison, about how different countries and local creative communities are addressing the threat of online infringements.
Hollywood, October 21, 2010-At an evening ceremony attended by many of Hollywood's most influential postproduction executives, Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE: DLB) officially released the long-awaited Dolby® PRM-4200 Professional Reference Monitor. This year, Dolby celebrates nearly 40 years of delivering innovative solutions to the cinema industry. The release of the Dolby PRM-4200 Professional Reference Monitor continues a long tradition of enabling content creators to realize their creative visions and deliver a truly immersing entertainment experience for the audience. The Dolby Professional Reference Monitor is the first LCD-based display to accurately reveal true black levels with exceptional dark detail and higher contrast across the entire color gamut.
"In setting out to create the new industry standard for reference monitors, Dolby took a very deliberate and determined approach to ensure that the monitor would both meet the needs of our customers and live up to the expectations associated with the Dolby brand," said Bill Admans, Director, Product Marketing, Imaging, Dolby Laboratories. "Judging by the reaction of those in attendance tonight, I'm confident that Dolby has achieved its goal."
Held in the heart of Hollywood, the event was attended by representatives from major studios and postproduction facilities, and by top creative talent keen to see what has been hailed as a major industry innovation.
"I believe that the Dolby monitor can become the industry standard based on Dolby's commitment to excellence and its drive to create a great product," said Bob Wilson, Director, Engineering, the Post Group.
The backlight of the Dolby Professional Reference Monitor consists of 1,500 RGB LED triads, with the light element from each R, G, and B element independently controlled, frame by frame, to create a full-color backlight image displayed on the LCD panel in real time. Combined, the LED backlight and the LCD screen produce a final image with true blacks, exceptional dark detail, high dynamic range, and the widest, most accurate color gamut available in a flat-panel monitor. The monitor has been tested extensively by leading colorists, cinematographers, and other industry luminaries who have been enthusiastic about its features and performance. Benefits include:
• True black levels-the only commercially available LCD monitor capable of displaying true black levels and rendering dark detail to produce the exact image that was shot
• Extended dynamic range-the first reference monitor to provide the extended dynamic range that the latest digital cinema cameras capture
• DCI/P3 (digital cinema) color gamut support-allows the ability to perform color critical grading without the use of a digital cinema projector
• Precise color accuracy-across all luminance levels
• Versatility-emulates any other display device so all content preparation and quality evaluation can be done on one monitor
• Size and aspect ratio-emulates the home viewing environment to ensure that content displays properly in the home
The Dolby PRM-4200 Professional Reference Monitor is available for the North American market starting today and will be released to other regional markets in 2011.


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Vol. 1 No. 2 September 2009
Hi again, Tai Chi fans and those wanting to know more about how Tai Chi effects various aspects of health.
Welcome to our second Newsletter on Tai Chi For Health. Each month, we will pick a different topic of health and gather the most up to date and highly respected health journals in the world on that subject and how it relates to Tai Chi.
This month's subject is on PREVENTING FALLS AND CHRONIC PAIN
These Newsletters will not be another vehicle to promote myself. Although I have hundreds of students and patients who have benefited from my DVDs and clinic, I will limit these articles to the best solid research that is available today. Although testimonies by individuals has some merit, I feel there is nothing as compelling or convincing as a study conducted with hundreds of subjects and utilizing the many rigid standards and controls that are in use today. Most of the sources below are the most prominent journals on arthritis today. Several articles refer to other sources for more in-depth information on the subject so you will have plenty of information to keep you busy for quite sometime! Enjoy the sites below and don't hesitate to call me with further questions. (see above on he left)
Thanks and have a healthy life,
Acupuncture May Ease Chronic Back Pain
Study Shows Acupuncture Trumps Standard Care for Back Pain Relief
By Kathleen Doheny
WebMD Health News
(Tai Chi and Chi Kung both work on the same principles as acupuncture as I teach it)
Science News
Tai Chi Program Helps Prevent Falls Among Older Adults
ScienceDaily (Aug. 13, 2008)
In the July issue of the American Journal of Public Health, Oregon Research Institute (ORI) senior scientist Fuzhong Li, Ph.D., describes how senior community centers in Lane County, Oregon successfully adopted an evidence-based Tai Chi program to prevent falls among older adults. Based on this success, the Oregon Department of Human Services, in partnership with 4 counties in Oregon, has now adopted the Tai Chi program as part of its efforts to disseminate evidence-based interventions to promote physical activity and reduce falls among community-living older adults.
Fifty-two patients were given a ten-week 2 _ hour mind-body intervention that included an educational component, relaxation training and Qi Gong movement therapy. At the end of treatment patients scored significantly different on a variety of measures of pain, depression, balance control and other measurements. The data indicated the usefulness of Qi Gong in facilitating restoration of function in combination with educational and relaxation interventions.
Journal of Holistic Nursing, 1999, Vol 17, Issue 3, pages 267-279
Tai Chi has demonstrated usefulness in the prevention and treatment of certain problems such as back pain. Importantly, Tai Chi is non-invasive, relatively inexpensive, and gentle on the spine, so many people with back pain are starting to try it as an adjunct to (or sometimes instead of) traditional medical approaches to manage back pain.
Tai Chi – University of Maryland Medical Center – Dec. 2002
Reviewed By: Jacqueline A. Hart, MD, Department of Internal Medicine, Newton-Wellesley Hospital, Boston, Ma and Senior Medical Editor A.D.A.M., Inc.; Lonnie Lee, MD, Internal Medicine, Silver Springs, MD.
Tai chi is both a preventive and a complementary therapy for a wide range of conditions. Specifically, it is beneficial for chronic pain, gout, heart disease, high blood pressure, arthritis, osteoporosis, headaches, and sleep disorders. Tai chi is also beneficial for the immune system and the central nervous system, which makes it especially good for people with a chronic illness, anxiety, depression, or any stress-related conditions.
Acupuncture Today - August, 2001, Volume 02, Issue 08
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November 20, 2015
Last week, campus protests and resignations at the University of Missouri lit a spark that has burned across college campuses throughout the country, including New England. Students from Tufts and Harvard staged a walkout in solidarity with nationwide protests. Yesterday, the Harvard University Police launched an investigation into the defacing of portraits of black professors hanging in the halls of Harvard Law School. This week, Basic Black takes a deep dive into the many issues arising out these black student protests, including the tradition of campus protests and what's different today, the impact of social media on organizing in the new millennium, and how should universities respond?
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Nov 02 2015
What should white LGBTQ organizations do post-marriage equality?
Guest editorial by Rev. Irene Monroe With this June??s historic Supreme Court ruling ?? Obergefell v. Hodge ?? that legalized same-sex marriage in all 50 states many white LGBTQ organizations nationwide have been questioning what to do next. Last month the Harvard Alumni Association and the Harvard Gender & Sexuality Caucus picked up the gauntlet […]
Aug 17 2015
Remembering Civil Rights Icon Julian Bond, The Voice Of 'Eyes On The Prize'
Commentary by Callie Crossley Callie Crossley was a producer for the iconic documentary series ??Eyes on the Prize: America??s Civil Rights Years,?? which earned her an Oscar nomination, a National Emmy, and the Alfred I. DuPont-Columbia Award. We were gathered around a weather beaten table on one of the top floors of a nondescript red […]
Aug 04 2015
Ferguson… the birth of a civil rights movement, one year later.
Guest commentary by Callie Crossley It happened on an ordinary street on an ordinary Saturday afternoon in the waning days of summer. In just a few days the nation will mark the one-year anniversary of the killing of Michael Brown– an ordinary teenager whose death sparked an extraordinary protest. And a new chapter in American […]
Jul 31 2015
Where Is My Black Body Safe in America?
Guest editorial by Rev. Irene Monroe Like so many African American women, myself included, Sandra Bland??s death, resulting from police brutality is not new news. The national attention it??s receiving is, however. The reality of unarmed African American women being beaten, profiled, sexually violated and murdered by law enforcement officials with alarming regularity is too […]
Jul 14 2015
Removing The Confederate Flag Is Not A Victory, It's An Icebreaker
Guest editorial by Emmett G. Price, III Now that the confederate battle flag has been successfully removed from the South Carolina State House can we get back to the real work of healing our fractured, fragmented and frayed nation? Although South Carolina??s senate easily cleared the 2/3 majority with a 37-3 vote in favor of […]
Jul 14 2015
The welcome challenges of marriage equality
Guest editorial by Rev. Irene Monroe For some time now, my spouse and I have been bickering over where we should live in our retirement years. She, being a child from the South, and me, being from the North, well, we have our tensions. I have jokingly dubbed them our ??Mason-Dixon line feud.?? We are […]
Jun 25 2015
Obama used the n-word appropriately
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May 06 2015
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Why The 'Selma' Soundtrack Deserves An Oscar
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My boss is awesome too. I only took half my lunch break so I could work on it, and when he got back from his he inspected it, told me how cool it looks, and then started talking about parts with me.
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The PSPL considers coaching education to be at the forefront of our long term Player Development Program. Coaches can and do consistently make a difference at all ages and levels of play from the youngest and newest recreational players to the premier level high schooler and beyond. As an ongoing and expanding program, the PSPL will be placing a stronger emphasis on coaching education, offering more to our coaches so they can continually improve and grow as the leaders of our soccer community.
To the PSPL, it is clear that a full agenda for Coaching Education should be specific to the needs of a youth coach in Washington state. Recognizing that generic sessions are not realistically going to help the typical youth coach, we continue to morph and mold our program with the hope and expectation that every coach be able to find various educational opportunities.
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It is our hope to help soccer coaches develop towards their fullest potential. Structured and appropriate cirriculum -- and a 24/7 online learning platorm -- is crucial to meeting these goals. The PSPL is qualified to host US National federation coaches licenses and all NSCAA diploma courses.
Designed to meet the needs of today's modern youth soccer coach, the PSPL is working directly with the NSCAA to provide a comprehensive Coaching Education Program. NSCAA instructors Dave Simeone, Erik Oman and Eddie Henderson are PSPL Staff Members.
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I found vegan mozzarella cheese st whole foods, it's Daiya brand...tastes like real cheese!
looking for good cheese...
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Posted 01/08/2013
You need to try the Daiya garlic/jalapeno havarti wedge on crackers, it is soooooo good! I wish it wasn't so expensive because I have a hard time rationing that one!
Posted 01/09/2013
will have to try. The cheddar is awful. It tastes like a mix between butter and velveta...yuck! I've just gotten used to everything without cheese.
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Posted 01/09/2013
Daiya is best if it's been baked, like on a pizza. I can't stand any of the varieties straight, but on pizza or baked ziti, it's great. It has an extra creamy flavor, but remember, a little goes a long way.
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Garret FitzGerald left estate of €86,500
Former taoiseach Dr Garret FitzGerald left a estate of some €86,500 mostly to family members and bequeathed his "statistical library" to his son Prof John FitzGerald, the ESRI economist.
Dr FitzGerald, who died in May 2011 aged 85, made the will in July 2009, when he had funds of "about €15,000" in his current account.
Probate was granted on Wednesday with an affidavit for Inland Revenue delivered showing the gross value of the former Fine Gael leader's estate was €100,368 and the net value €86,528.
Dr FitzGerald appointed as executors of his will his children Mary, an artist; Mark, chief executive of Sherry FitzGerald, and John.
He estimated his assets, excluding personal possessions in his home "including a library of mainly Irish statistics", as being worth about €100,000.
"I wish my statistical library to go to my son John, or, in default of acceptance of it by him to the Library of UCD Dublin, on condition that the university bind itself to keep up to date thereafter the Irish statistical series involved," he wrote in his will.
Dr FitzGerald said historian Dr Gillian O'Brien should select from among his books "such items as she may wish to have".
In the will, Dr FitzGerald recorded 14,069 shares in DCI, "perhaps worth €14,000". He said he had 600 shares in Aerfi Group, which were formerly GPA shares, adding that their value was "unknown but not significant".
He also recorded an option on his remaining 1,500 shares in Integrity Interactive, "which in February 2006 had a value of about €11,500".
Dr FitzGerald also outlined "an investment of €300,00 [sic]" in the Greater European Fund as of May 31st, 2006, which he said in 2009 was worth €54,000.
He also recorded an investment of €25,000 in "Deep Value Fund I" as of July 2006, which he said had a present value of about €6,000.
Dr FitzGerald was a long-serving columnist for The Irish Times. He said his assets also comprised: "Current payments that may be due to me from the Irish Times".
He said current payments might also be due to him from "the Greater European Fund, or from other journalism or lectures, Book Royalties and Pensions – Ministerial, Dail, UCD and Fine Gael, and travel expenses".
He asked his children to settle his outstanding liabilities at the time of his death and gave instructions for the disposal of the remainder of his estate. Sums of money were allocated to grandchildren and others, with his daughter Mary entitled to "any residue" remaining.


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Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 97 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Texgator Good Value Very nice property, new / clean, great beach and a few hundred feet off the beach is a beautiful sandbar. Only issues w/ hotel are a lack of fluency w/ English beyond the front desk and pretty average food (although the breakfast was very nice). This is a great vacation spot and a good value as far as SPG points go. Restaurants / food in general in and around Punta Cana IMO was very average. If you go, be sure to have hotel arrange zip-lining for you. September 7, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by ByronDorothy25 25th Anniversary This was our 25th year wedding anniversary. We were booked in another Sheraton hotel in Puerto Plata, not realizing it was 5 hrs away from Punta Cana. We were not up to the drive and was able to switch our reservation to the Westin Puntanacana. Yarik was awesome, he made us so comfortable and was very understanding. He checked us into a very nice room and we really enjoyed our stay. The food in the lobby restaurant was magnificent on Friday night and well as the breakfast buffet each morning. My husband looked forward to getting up each morning in time for breakfast. The healthy choses were impeccable, the fruit, veggies and smoothies took breakfast to a hold new level. My only regret is I did not let them know we were celebrating our silver year anniversary. I can only imagine from hind site what the experience may have been like had I mentioned it to the front desk staff, who by the way has excellent customer service . August 14, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by matteodem Amazing vacations in Westin Punta Cana I spent 8 days in Westin Punta Cana with my wife and 2 dauthers. We really enjoyed our stay in the hotel. Rooms were very comfortable and meticously cleaned on a daily basis. Food was really nice. Swimming pools were fantastic. Staff were very polite and entertaining. Beach is spectacular and much more quiet than in Bavaro. It was the perfect vacation. I would just recommend not to rent a car from the hotel. I rented a car with Avis for one day. They dropped the car at 8pm on Tuesday. I left my credit card details to the agent. We agreed that he would pick it up at the hotel the day after at same time. At the time I returned to the hotel with the car on Wednesday (around 7pm), I just left the keys to the concierge. I understood from the concierge that the agent did not finally pick it up on Wednesday as scheduled but only the day after. When coming back home, I realized that I was charged for 2 days. Very disappointing. August 8, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Aperalta407 Absolutely beautiful hotel! Westin always meet my expectations! Beautiful new hotel in Punta Cana right on the beach with lots of Palm trees and enormous pool area. Love it! Will always come back to this hotel. August 4, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Wizzzzkid Slow My major issue with our stay there was that they had black outs the last night which led to intolerable re-starting of room HVAC systems accompanied by large noises leading to 0 sleep. This would have been fine if they told us what was going on, however for a period of 3 hours, from 1 am to 3.30 am we were regularly shocked out of bed by these noises, and had to call for an explanation as opposed to being informed about what was going on. The service is also extremely slow. Not what i expected at a Westin. Staying at the one in San Francisco next week. Hope we have a better experience. July 23, 2015
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deja vu(noun)
the experience of thinking that a new situation had occurred before
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A feeling of having previously experienced something, especially when that is not the case.
Origin: . From déjà, "already", + vu, "seen", past participle of voir, "to see"
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Déjà vu, from French, literally "already seen", is the phenomenon of having the strong sensation that an event or experience currently being experienced has been experienced in the past, whether it has actually happened or not.
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MAYWOOD, Il. -- Loyola University Health System endocrinologist Dr. Pauline Camacho is co-editor of one of the most widely read books in endocrinology, which recently came out in its second edition.
The pocket-sized Evidence-Based Endocrinology is a quick-reference handbook that provides evidence-based recommendations for diagnosis and treatment of endocrine disorders.
Pauline and co-authors Dr. Glen Sizemore and Dr. Hossein Gharib summarize the latest and best clinical studies supporting the practice recommendations. It is written for general practitioners and trainees, as well as endocrinologists.
Camacho proposed the idea to publisher Lippincott Williams & Wilkins when she was a resident at Loyola. Camacho also is co-author of the handbook Osteoporosis: A Guide for Clinicians.
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The Top Ten Tim Thomas Moments
Now that you have gotten past that heavy amount alliteration in the title and are over the fact that Tim Thomas will likely never be a Bruin again; it is time to look back and appreciate what he did for the Bruins despite his disappointing exit. Love him or hate him, Tim Thomas carried the Bruins on his back to the 2011 Stanley Cup Championship. His performance, not only historic, but game changing as he and the Bruins defied constant odds and beat the NHL's best team to bring the cup home back to Boston for the first time in 39 years. Here is a look at Tim Thomas' greatest moments in his NHL career, a career while short, left an incredible impact on this organization and hockey in general.
10. The Return: After winning his first Vezina Trophy as leagues best goaltender, Thomas' follow up season was less up to par. Suffering from a hip injury throughout the course of the season Timmy put up numbers that were a shell of the season prior. He posted a record of 17-18-8 with a save percentage of .915, a goals against average of 2.56, and 5 shutouts.
Entering the 2010/11 season, Thomas was regulated to back-up duty after Rask had taken the number one spot from him the year before. Thomas got his first start of the season in game 2 against the Phoenix Coyotes and promptly shut them out. He would go on to win his next six starts and shut out to of them. He reclaimed the number one spot from Rask and did something no other goaltender had done in Boston since Tiny Thompson in the 1920's.
9. Save on Brian Gionta in Game 5: Tim Thomas' double overtime save on Brian Gionta in game five of the 2011 Stanley Cup playoffs is, in my opinion, the save of the entire playoffs. Not only did it save the game for the Bruins and put them ahead in the series they were down 0-2. The Bruins would go on and win the game on a Nathan Horton goal shortly after this big save. The Bruins would eventually lose game six in Montreal and have to play a decisive game seven at home and while they ended up winning the game off of yet another Nathan Horton goal, it was Timmy's save that changed everything.
If Thomas had failed to stop that puck, the Bruins would have had to play an elimination game in Montreal and as anyone will tell you; it is one of the hardest places to win a game. The Canadiens are always a strong match-up against the Bruins regardless of how one or the other is playing. For the Bruins to go through Montreal to win a Stanley Cup is a special thing, Thomas' save set the stage for Horton's heroics
8. Thomas Drops Andrei Kostitsyn: Tim Thomas' willingness to throw his body is a very rare thing among netminders. Just ask Ryan Miller. In a 2009 game against the Montreal Canadiens, then Canadiens' forward boarded then Bruins' defenseman Aaron Ward. As Kostitsyn skated by Thomas, Timmy laid out the young forward in a moment that established his toughness in the goaltending position.
This hit isn't very significant to Boston Bruins history, I just find it amusing how someone can be so rowdy in a position that calls for a calm center and focus. Thomas constantly defies the norm for being a goaltender in the NHL and this moment, as well as a few others, proves that sometimes you have to take matters into your own hands. I will never forget Kostitsyn's face after he got up from being laid out by the goaltender.
7. Pumping His Tires: Following game five of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals, Vancouver Canucks' goaltender Roberto Luongo criticized Tim Thomas for the goal he allowed which cost the Bruins the game. "That is an easy save for me" said Luongo "when you're wandering out of the crease that stuff is going to happen". In a later interview Luongo continued his drama with this beauty "I have pumping his tires this whole series, he hasn't one good thing about me, so that is how it is".
Thomas' response was nothing short of incredible. When asked if he had heard what Luongo said, Timmy replied "I didn't realize it was my job to pump his tires, I guess I will have to apologize for that". This is also great because Luongo would eventually have to eat his words big time and he would have to face Thomas in the handshake line after being shutout in game seven on his home ice.
6. 4 All-Star Game Wins: As of last season, Tim Thomas is the only goaltender to win every single All-Star game he has been in attendance of. This is more of a tongue and cheek accomplishment to be sure, but it is also quite extraordinary. Thomas got the win in 2008's All-Star game held in Atlanta, 2009's All-Star game held in Montreal, 2011's All-Star game held in Raleigh, and 2012's All-Star game in Ottawa. The great thing about Timmy is he is always game for the jokes and festivities that go on at the event.
Being a four time all-star is nothing to scoff at. There are players in this league that make it every year even if they are having a down year. Thomas making it to four All-Star games at his age is an impressive feat. He always looked as if he truly appreciated being there while others looked as if they were taking it for granted. He was also there representing the Boston Bruins as a winning organization and what better way to do that than to win every All-Star game he was a part of?
5. First Vezina: The 2008/09 Boston Bruins were incredible. They were seemingly the perfect team as they tore through every single team that came in their way. I think most Bruins Fans expected something special given the way the team rose against the conference leading Montreal Canadiens and forced them to game seven before getting knocked out. The Bruins proved they were a team that could win at the highest level and with the help of Zdeno Chara's Norris Trophy winning season, career years from then Bruin Phil Kessel, David Krejci, and newcomer then Bruin Blake Wheeler the team won the Eastern Conference with a 53-19-10 record.
While everyone on the Bruins was playing at their highest level, it was Tim Thomas that really shined as he put together one of his many historic seasons. He posted a record of 36-11-7 with a .933 save percentage, 2.10 goals against average, and 5 shutouts. This excellent season catapulted the Bruins into elite status and it earned Thomas the first of his two Vezina Trophy's in his short NHL career.
4. 2011 NHL Playoffs: Tim Thomas' 2011 playoff run was nothing short of legendary. He carried the Bruins on his back for essentially the entire run and he made believers out of everyone in that room. The Bruins playoff run was longer than any other in the history of the league. They have to play an unheard of three game sevens to win the Stanley Cup. Most teams would have washed given the massive physical toll your body takes throughout the tournament but the B's hung in there.
The Credit for this incredible run has to rest on the shoulders of Thomas. He posted an incredible 16-9 record with 4 shutouts, a .940 save percentage, a 1.98 goals against average. Timmy also broke the record for most shots against in entire playoff run with 840. The interesting thing about that little record is every other goaltender in history who held that record ended up losing in the finals. Thomas also broke another Stanley Cup Finals record by only allowing 8 goals in a seven game series to win the cup. This performance endeared him to the hockey world and for this reason alone, his legacy should not be tarnished.
3. The Goaltending Trifecta: Not since Philadelphia Flyers' great Bernie Parent did it in the early 70's has a goaltender won the Vezina Trophy, a Stanley Cup, and a Conn Smythe award. Tim Thomas did so in 2011 when he helped lead the Bruins to their amazing cup run. His performance throughout the entire season was nothing short of remarkable. In the regular season he posted a record of 35-11-9 with a .938 save percentage, a 2.00 goals against, and 9 shutouts. In the playoffs he managed to elevate his game even further with a 16-9 record with 4 shutouts, a .940 save percentage, a 1.98 goals against average.
Thomas also broke Dominik Hasek's save percentage record which was .937 which is further testament to the style of goaltending Thomas uses which is similar to that of Hasek. You can not say enough how historic this season was for the Bruins netminder as he was man possessed throughout the entire year. His legacy in Boston is this season which culminated in the first Stanley Cup victory in 39 years. The Goaltending Trifecta is one of the many incredible accomplishments by Thomas in his relatively short NHL career.
2. Game Seven Shutout: After all the taunting by the Vancouver Canucks and all the attempts in game to throw Thomas off of his game, game seven in Vancouver set the stage for Thomas' crowning achievement. The series had been a hard fought one with more than enough drama to satisfy the media every where. As Canucks' goaltender called out Thomas for not pumping any tires and proceeded to claim that the goal Timmy let in to lose game five was an "easy save for him", Thomas had one thing in mind. Throughout the series it appeared that he would not be beaten, he had only allowed eight goals in six games leading up game seven.
The Canucks came a it with everything they had but Thomas would not be fazed as he turned them away every single time. When the final buzzer went off he had shutout them out and the Bruins had won the cup. He turned away 37 shots in that game and had beaten the leagues best offense and Presidents Trophy winners. Perhaps the most interesting moment was when he made one final save on a post whistle shot before Zdeno Chara grabbed him and hugged him, or maybe it was the meeting of Luongo in the handshake line where the defeated goaltender couldn't even look him in the eyes. Whatever it is, Thomas' gave shutout is one of the most incredible moments in Boston Sports history.
1. Stanley Cup: I'm sure number one comes as no surprise to you but honestly, what else would it be? I know he left town in a weird way and that it may be upsetting but Tim Thomas is a legend in Boston Sports and that is something that should never change. You can follow me on Twitter here: @mattjacob64


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Hungarian lawmakers approved a bill that will allow a regulator staffed with the appointees of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling party to levy fines and shut down media outlets, brushing aside protests from journalists.
The bill prompted local newspapers to run blank cover pages to protest what they claim is an effort to curb press freedom. Lawmakers approved the bill by a vote of 248 to 35, with 16 abstentions, today in Budapest. Orban's Fidesz party was joined by its junior coalition partner, the Christian Democrats, in backing the bill. Members of the opposition party Lehet Mas a Politika put duct tape over their mouths during the debate.
"Regulating print media can curb media freedom and free public debate, which are indispensable elements of democracies," Dunja Mijatovic, the Vienna-based Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's Representative on Freedom of the Media, said, referring to the bill in a Dec. 16 report. "Regulating on-line media is not only technologically impossible but it exerts a chilling, self-censoring effect on free expression."
Orban, who takes over the European Union's six-month rotating presidency next month, is extending the influence of his Fidesz party, which won an unprecedented two-thirds majority in Parliament in April.
The government curbed the Constitutional Court's powers and appointed Fidesz lawmakers as the country's president and the head of the independent State Audit Office. A former Fidesz candidate for parliament was elected Chief Prosecutor last week.
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The Media Council, whose five directors were all nominated by Fidesz, will regulate newspapers, television, radio and Internet media. It will also have the power to issue decrees, which only a handful of state institutions including the government, the central bank and local councils possess.
"The system of legal consequences" puts "emphasis on the prevention of violations of the law and the encouragement of voluntary legal compliance," the office of Zoltan Kovacs, a secretary of state in charge of government communications, said in an e-mailed statement.
The bill will allow the newly created Media Council to fine television and radio stations as much as 200 million forint ($957,000) for coverage deemed unbalanced, according to the proposal posted on parliament's website.
Fines for daily national newspapers and Internet news websites would be up to 25 million forint while the ceiling for weeklies would be 10 million forint.
"Media can be forced to reveal their sources, the media authority can search editorial offices, can copy reporters' notes and mandate that publishers hand over confidential business information and levy serious fines on those that refuse," Budapest-based daily Nepszabadsag said.
Nepszabadsag, the biggest-circulation Hungarian news daily said it will turn to the Constitutional Court after lawmakers approve the media law. Daily Nepszava and weeklies Magyar Narancs and Elet es Irodalom have run blank cover pages to protest the law.


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