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1. Murdoch Mysteries (2008– )
48 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
In the 1890s, William Murdoch uses radical forensic techniques for the time, including fingerprinting and trace evidence, to solve some of the city's most gruesome murders.
Creators: Cal Coons, Alexandra Zarowny, Maureen Jennings, R.B. Carney | Stars: Yannick Bisson, Thomas Craig, Helene Joy, Jonny Harris
Votes: 4,783
2. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010)
PG-13 | 112 min | Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Scott Pilgrim must defeat his new girlfriend's seven evil exes in order to win her heart.
Writers: Michael Bacall, Edgar Wright, Bryan Lee O'Malley | Director: Edgar Wright | Stars: Michael Cera, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Kieran Culkin, Alison Pill
Votes: 254,841
3. Saving Hope (2012– )
43 min | Drama, Fantasy
A supernatural medical drama that centers around the lives of the doctors and nurses of Hope Zion Hospital.
Creators: Malcolm MacRury, Morwyn Brebner | Stars: Erica Durance, Julia Taylor Ross, Michael Shanks, Benjamin Ayres
Votes: 4,034
4. Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001– )
TV-PG | 30 min | Drama
The lives of the kids at Degrassi Community School dealing with the serious and sometimes taboo issues that plague teenagers.
Creators: Kit Hood, Yan Moore, Linda Schuyler | Stars: Stefan Brogren, Aislinn Paul, Melinda Shankar, A.J. Saudin
Votes: 8,882
5. House at the End of the Street (2012)
PG-13 | 101 min | Horror, Mystery, Thriller
After moving with her mother to a small town, a teenager finds that an accident happened in the house at the end of the street. Things get more complicated when she befriends a boy who was the only survivor of the accident.
Writers: David Loucka, Jonathan Mostow | Director: Mark Tonderai | Stars: Jennifer Lawrence, Elisabeth Shue, Max Thieriot, Gil Bellows
Votes: 54,861
6. Rookie Blue (2010– )
42 min | Crime, Drama
The stakes are high for five young cops fresh out of the Academy and ready for their first day with one of the most elite units in the city. Under the watchful guidance of their officers, ... See full summary »
Creators: Morwyn Brebner, Tassie Cameron, Ellen Vanstone | Stars: Missy Peregrym, Gregory Smith, Enuka Okuma, Travis Milne
Votes: 13,306
7. Copper (2012– )
TV-MA | 42 min | Action, Drama
Set in the Five Points neighborhood of New York City in the 1860s, focusing on a rugged young Irish cop who is forced to navigate his unruly and dangerous immigrant neighborhood while ... See full summary »
Creators: Tom Fontana, Will Rokos | Stars: Tom Weston-Jones, Kevin Ryan, Kyle Schmid, Anastasia Griffith
Votes: 8,908
8. The Listener (2009– )
TV-14 | 42 min | Crime, Drama, Fantasy
A young paramedic discovers he has telepathic powers.
Creators: Michael Amo, Sam Egan | Stars: Craig Anthony Olejnik, Ennis Esmer, Lauren Lee Smith, Rainbow Francks
Votes: 6,390
9. Odd Squad (2014– )
Comedy, Family
Geared for children ages 5-8, "Odd Squad" follows two young agents, Olive and Otto, who are part of an agency that seeks to save the day using math when odd things happen.
Creators: Timothy McKeon, Adam Peltzman | Stars: Dalila Bela, Filip Geljo, Millie Davis, Sean Michael Kyer
Votes: 162
10. Darknet (2013– )
30 min | Horror, Thriller
A macabre web site called Darknet links the tales in this chilling anthology series whose protagonists face a range of unnamable horrors.
Stars: Michelle Alexander, Carlyn Burchell, Miles Carney, Samantha Weinstein
Votes: 1,296
11. Super Why! (2007– )
30 min | Animation, Family
Super why is a great adventure to get kids to "look in a book!" Wyatt and his pals usually have to solve a problem by looking into a story and solving a puzzle. My infant son loves this ... See full summary »
Creator: Angela Santomero | Stars: Siera Florindo, Tajja Isen, Zachary Bloch, Nicholas Castel Vanderburgh
Votes: 259
12. Open Heart (2015– )
22 min | Drama
In the wake of her father's disappearance, 16-year-old Dylan Blake falls in with the wrong crowd, gets arrested, and earns court-ordered community service volunteering at Open Heart ... See full summary »
Creators: Ramona Barckert, Chris Pozzebon | Stars: Tori Anderson, Karis Cameron, Jenny Cooper, Justin Kelly
Votes: 257
13. Unnatural History (2010– )
60 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
A young man is sent to live with his uncle and cousin in Washington DC by his anthropologist parents. In the process, he must use the skills he learned around the world in order to solve various crimes and conspiracies.
Creator: Mike Werb | Stars: Kevin G. Schmidt, Jordan Gavaris, Italia Ricci, Martin Donovan
Votes: 1,165
14. Bakugan Battle Brawlers (2007– )
TV-Y7 | 22 min | Animation, Adventure, Family
A boy wants to be the best in ranking of an inter-dimensional game.
Stars: Jason Deline, Julie Lemieux, Carter Hayden, Shawn Meunier
Votes: 726
15. Naturally, Sadie (2005– )
TV-G | 30 min | Comedy, Family
The story of a 14 year old girl named Sadie Hawthorne, a bright girl who is very interested in nature and the behaviors of animals. Reaching beyond the limits of studying animals, she attempts to analyze humans.
Creators: Suzanne Bolch, John May, Barbara Wiechmann | Stars: Charlotte Arnold, Jasmine Richards, Michael D'Ascenzo, Justin Bradley
Votes: 794
16. Testees (2008– )
30 min | Comedy
Two guys in their early 30s are human guinea pigs for a testing facility known as Testico. As they try to live their lives as normally as possible, they have to deal with the potential side... See full summary »
Creator: Kenny Hotz | Stars: Jeff Kassel, Steve Markle, Joe Pingue, Kim Schraner
Votes: 2,162
17. Connor Undercover (2009– )
Connor Heath always dreamed of a spy career. When his parents take in the mysterious Gisela, who turns out to be a politician's daughter, Connor gets opportunities to taste the spy life. He... See full summary »
Creators: Suzanne Bolch, John May | Stars: Lola Tash, Gavin Fox, Max Morrow, Ana Golja
Votes: 108
18. How to Be Indie (2009– )
22 min | Comedy, Family
A girl is trying to get to grips with teenage life.
Creators: Suzanne Bolch, John May, Vera Santamaria | Stars: Melinda Shankar, Marline Yan, Dylan Everett, Sarena Parmar
Votes: 184
19. Pride of Lions (2014)
101 min | Adventure, Comedy, Drama
Five retired ex-military men attempt the unthinkable and dust off their old uniforms for one last explosive mission.
Writer: Richard Watson | Director: Sidney J. Furie | Stars: Bo Svenson, Margot Kidder, Louis Gossett Jr., Seymour Cassel
Votes: 140
20. Jane and the Dragon (2005– )
Animation, Family, Fantasy
The daughter of King Caradoc's chamberlain dreams of being a knight. When Prince Cuthbert is kidnapped by the local Dragon, Jane may have her chance.
Creators: Martin Baynton, Ross Hastings | Stars: Tajja Isen, Adrian Truss, Mark Rendall, Alex House
Votes: 478
21. Jacob Two Two Meets the Hooded Fang (1999)
96 min | Family, Fantasy
One day, a boy named Jacob Two-Two (aptly named because every phrase that he utters is repeated) decides to set out to prove himself to his parents that he can do things, so his father, who... See full summary »
Writers: Tim Burns, Mordecai Richler | Director: George Bloomfield | Stars: Gary Busey, Mark McKinney, Miranda Richardson, Max Morrow
Votes: 231
22. Taxi 22 (2015 TV Movie)
Comedy | Filming
An irascible New York cab driver working and surviving in modern Manhattan.
Writer: Tad Quill | Director: Rob Greenberg | Stars: John Leguizamo, F. Murray Abraham, Rebecca Creskoff, Christopher Nicholas Smith
23. Degrassi TV (2015 TV Mini-Series)
Stars: Sarah Fisher, Munro Chambers, Demetrius Joyette, Ehren Kassam
Votes: 5
24. Hunting Season (II) (2013)
Five friends must fight for survival, salvation and sanity when a local hunter mistakenly kills one of them in barren Canadian wilderness.
Writer: Will Bowes | Director: Will Bowes | Stars: Carleigh Beverly, Shannon Kook, Will Bowes, Mairin Piccinin
Votes: 43
25. Canada's Handyman Challenge (2012–2014)
Stars: Bryan Baeumler, Scott McGillivray, Jennifer Robertson, Paul Lafrance
26. Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist (2008– )
Animation, Action, Adventure
In the year 3000, the planet Earth has become overrun by alien insects. A dangerous rift between man and nature has begun, and the new world government is helpless to stop these powerful ... See full summary »
Creator: Matthew Fernandes | Stars: Carter Hayden, Dwayne Hill, Stephanie Anne Mills, Lyon Smith
Votes: 23
27. Girlstuff/Boystuff (2002– )
Animation, Family
Stars: Amos Crawley, Jonathan Malen, Bryn McAuley, Drew Nelson
Votes: 55
28. The Future Is Wild (2007– )
This is a show about the creatures that could roam the Earth millions of years from now and the time traveling teenagers on the road trip of their lives. Using their TimeFlyer (just your ... See full summary »
Stars: Taylor Abrahamse, Marc Donato, Richard Binsley, Will Bowes
Votes: 44
29. BeyWheelz (2012– )
Animation, Action, Adventure
Stars: Scott Beaudin, Jason Deline, Will Bowes, Brian West
Votes: 17
30. Chalk Dust (2015)
5 min | Short, Drama, Fantasy | Completed
Through a series of elaborate chalk drawings, a girl who is deaf is able to hear again.
Writer: Simon Paluck | Director: Will Bowes | Stars: Abigail Winter, Simon Paluck
31. Fearing the Dark (2010)
23 min | Short, Comedy
Writer: Will Bowes | Director: Will Bowes | Stars: Carleigh Beverly, Geoffrey Bowes, Ashley Peters, Kathleen McCabe
32. Split Focus (2010)
18 min | Short, Comedy, Drama
Two divided worlds; a lonely, racist landlord and a group of free spirited students, clash with humour and pathos, resulting in each sides broader understanding and unlikely affection.
Writer: Will Bowes | Director: Will Bowes | Stars: Geoffrey Bowes, AJ Vaage, Carleigh Beverly, Dixie Seatle
33. The Great House Robbery (2013)
7 min | Short, Comedy
A simple house robbery goes awry, and our two young pineapple-equipped robbers have to deal with the witness.
Writer: Jesse Bostick | Director: Jesse Bostick | Stars: Joe Bostick, Will Bowes, Tony Cianchino, Adrian Gorrissen
34. Degrassi: On the Set (2014 TV Mini-Series)
Stars: Luke Bilyk, Ana Golja, Andre Kim, Lyle Lettau
Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001– )
(You Drive Me) Crazy
TV-PG | 22 min | Drama
Maya can't sleep because of her nightmares. She realizes she needs professional help. Imogen is honest with Jack about wanting monogamy. Frankie finds disturbing comics on Hunter's computer.
Director: Randall Thorne | Stars: Amanda Arcuri, Munro Chambers, Reiya Downs, Ana Golja
Votes: 13
Dex Hamilton: Alien Entomologist (2008– )
A Blast from the Past
25 min | Animation, Action, Adventure
When Metro City is struck by a swarm of enormous dragonflies thought to be extinct, Dex's team must travel 300 million years back in time to unravel a deadly mystery.
Writers: Matthew Fernandes, Jono Howard | Director: Jon Izen | Stars: Will Bowes, Carter Hayden, Dwayne Hill, Stephanie Anne Mills
Bakugan Battle Brawlers (2007– )
A Combination Battle
TV-Y7 | 23 min | Animation, Adventure, Family
Dan and Runo are invited on stage to assist two brothers performing a magic act.
Writers: Joe Casey, Joe Kelly, Duncan Rouleau, Steven T. Seagle | Stars: Jason Deline, Will Bowes, Peter Cugno, Stacey DePass
Jane and the Dragon (2005– )
A Dragon's Tail
24 min | Animation, Family, Fantasy
Smithy diagnoses Dragon's curious ailment as "curly tail", a condition often afflicting pigs. The only treatment is a rare plant known as Skyleaf, grown only on the far side of the mountain... See full summary »
Stars: Tajja Isen, Adrian Truss, Cameron Ansell, Alex Belcourt
Jane and the Dragon (2005– )
A Knight Light
Animation, Family, Fantasy
Writer: Hugh Duffy | Stars: Tajja Isen, Adrian Truss, Cameron Ansell, Alex Belcourt
BeyWheelz (2012– )
A New World
Animation, Action, Adventure
Writers: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu, Katsumi Hasegawa, Masashi Kubota | Director: Naoki Hishikawa | Stars: Scott Beaudin, Lou Attia, Brian West, James Hartnett
Jane and the Dragon (2005– )
A Pig of a Problem
Animation, Family, Fantasy
Stars: Tajja Isen, Adrian Truss, Cameron Ansell, Alex Belcourt
Rookie Blue (2010– )
A Real Gentleman
43 min | Crime, Drama
Traci is taken before her first raid, and 15 Division has a couple of suspects to look into. While they scramble to find her, Traci works an escape from her angle.
Creators: Tassie Cameron, Morwyn Brebner, Ellen Vanstone | Director: Paul Fox | Stars: Missy Peregrym, Gregory Smith, Enuka Okuma, Travis Milne
Votes: 49
Jane and the Dragon (2005– )
A Thing of Beauty
Animation, Family, Fantasy
Stars: Tajja Isen, Adrian Truss, Cameron Ansell, Alex Belcourt
Copper (2012– )
A Vast and Fiendish Plot
TV-MA | 42 min | Action, Drama
November 25, 1864. Corcoran is racing the clock to keep his life and New York City intact. Joining forces with Robert Morehouse, Eva Heissen, and the coppers of the Sixth Precinct, Corcoran... See full summary »
Creators: Tom Fontana, Will Rokos | Director: Ken Girotti | Stars: Tom Weston-Jones, Kyle Schmid, Anastasia Griffith, Ato Essandoh
Votes: 103
Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001– )
About a Girl
TV-PG | 22 min | Drama
Adam suspects Becky of cheating, but is there any proof? Maya tries to speak up for Tristan and embarrasses him instead.
Director: Stefan Brogren | Stars: Luke Bilyk, Sarah Fisher, Ana Golja, Demetrius Joyette
Votes: 12
Jane and the Dragon (2005– )
Adventures in Royal Babysitting
24 min | Animation, Family, Fantasy
While the King and Queen are away from the kingdom, Jane is charged with the daunting task of babysitting the troublesome Prince Cuthbert and the playful Princess Lavinia. When she needs to... See full summary »
Writers: Martin Baynton, Steven Sullivan | Director: Mike Fallows | Stars: Tajja Isen, Adrian Truss, Cameron Ansell, Alex Belcourt
Copper (2012– )
Aileen Aroon
TV-MA | 44 min | Action, Drama
As more corpses of young men are found - while other teens continue to disappear - Detective Kevin Corcoran leaves no stone unturned in his search for answers. Doctor Matthew Freeman makes ... See full summary »
Creators: Tom Fontana, Will Rokos | Director: Larysa Kondracki | Stars: Tom Weston-Jones, Kyle Schmid, Anastasia Griffith, Ato Essandoh
Votes: 69
Jane and the Dragon (2005– )
All Fools Day
24 min | Animation, Family, Fantasy
It's All Fools Day, and everyone in the castle is on guard to avoid being taken in by one of Jester's pranks. Dragon wants to join in the fun, but his pranks tend to annoy rather than amuse... See full summary »
Writer: Martin Baynton | Director: Mike Fallows | Stars: Tajja Isen, Adrian Truss, Ban Abdul, Cameron Ansell
Degrassi: The Next Generation (2001– )
All I Wanna Do
TV-PG | 22 min | Drama
In Paris, Tristan will try anything to stop his roommates' teasing, and a lonely Alli ventures out to explore the city.
Writer: Matt Schiller | Stars: Luke Bilyk, Munro Chambers, Ana Golja, Andre Kim
Votes: 12
Open Heart (2015– )
Ancient History
22 min | Drama
Dylan plots a break-in with her old bling ring friends, while London struggles to treat an uncooperative child, and Mikayla and Jared have their first fight.
Creators: Ramona Barckert, Chris Pozzebon | Director: Samir Rehem | Stars: Tori Anderson, Karis Cameron, Jenny Cooper, Darrell Dennis
Votes: 12


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Are New Reverse Mortgage Rules Good for Spouses?
RefinancingReverse Mortgage August 7, 2014 Petter G. Miller 0
Reverse mortgage rules are changing ,but will they help or hinder non-borrowing spouses?
The old rules for Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECMs), which are backed by the government and make up the vast majority of reverse mortgage, were clearly a problem. HECMs (pronounced "heck 'ums") are available to those age 62 and above. However, the amount that can be borrowed is determined in part by the age of the youngest borrower. If one spouse is considerably younger than the other, the amount available is much lower, and if the younger spouse is under 62, he or she is ineligible for the loan. This led many couples to remove the younger spouse from the home's title and let the older spouse take out the reverse mortgage.
Homeless Widows and Widowers
However, if the spouse is not on the loan as a co-borrower, this created other serious problems. If the older borrower died , the surviving spouse — known as a non-borrowing spouse or NBS — would either have to pay off the reverse loan or move out of the house. This prompted AARP to file a lawsuit to prevent the eviction of spouses, and eventually caused the Office of Housing and Urban Development — HUD — to revisit its HECM policies.
New Rules: No More Evictions
The new rules allow widowed spouses to stay in their homes. However, the new rules do not apply to previously-funded reverse mortgages. Another problem is that the new rules do not apply in situations where the borrower marries after getting a reverse mortgage — the new spouse is not protected. The new rules have also resulted in the reduction of reverse mortgage payouts, negating the advantage of removing younger spouses from the home's title.
The questions raised by reverse mortgages mean that borrowers must shop for the best reverse mortgage rates and terms and they must also get professional help to deal with such issues as wills, taxes and estates. For details speak with lenders as well as fee-only financial planners, elder-law attorneys and tax professionals.
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Originally posted by FlyingSpaghettiMonster
reply to post by Human_Alien
Given that the sun comprises 99% of all mass in the solar system, its gravity is such that it will attract lots of other spatial bodies, in much the way the gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn hoover up asteroids and comets, leaving Earth relatively safe from these impacts. I'm curious: I wonder if it was an object already known to NASA?
Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by Human_Alien
Pretty awsome footage.
I'm curious though as to the actual size of the thing that hit the sun. It had to be bigger than earth to cause a reaction on the other side of the sun.
But I will admit ignorance to things as this and am still learning.
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
I dont get it. What the hell was that? The size of that thing is bordering on absurd. I do hope this turns out to be something mundane.
Originally posted by loves a conspiricy
Just clicked the link...looked at the same gif....its not on there...there is no object flying towards the sun.
Not a thing, nothing like whats shown in the video


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Register with program's Group Leader in hotel lobby between 4:00-5:30 PM.
Meet Anne Hillerman and Don Strel.
Hotel check-in at about 4:30 PM.
In the Hopi villages, original homes are still intact and have been continuously occupied for over a thousand years.
The bus will then travel on to Tuba City for hotel check-in at Moenkopi Legacy Inn & Suites, a hotel owned & operated by the Hopi Nation.
Depart for Cameron, AZ, after dinner.
We'll then depart for Navajo National Monument.
We'll then continue on to the Wetherill Inn. After checking into the hotel, we'll depart for our dinner destination.


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Motorola VE20 Vegas and a pair of data cards joining it on August 17. September should bring the Motorola i365 and V950 Renegade, Samsung m220 and m320, and the HTC MP6950 -- which we assume to be either the Touch Diamond or Touch Pro -- clearly in desperate need of an actual name by the time it launches. Go-go gadget, product marketing team!
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text: DC Sniper: My Shooting Partner Sexually Abused Me Lee Boyd Malvo says he's coming forward now because he 'can handle it' By Kevin Spak, Newser User Posted Oct 25, 2012 7:45 AM CDT STORY COMMENTS (8) (Newser) – In a rare interview, DC sniper Lee Boyd Malvo revealed today that he was sexually abused by the man who planned his 2002 killing spree. "For the entire period when I was almost 15 until I got arrested, I was sexually abused by John Muhammad," Malvo told Matt Lauer on Today. "I felt a sense of shame, and I just said, 'That's just something I can never tell anyone.'" John Muhammad was executed in 2009. "The main reason I'm coming forward now is because I am more mature," Malvo says. "And now, I can handle this. In here, there's no therapy. ... In solitary confinement, in a cell by yourself, I am priest, doctor, therapist." He also revealed that there were some victims of the shooting spree who haven't been identified, and said he contacted their families on his own. Click for more from Malvo. DC Sniper: My Shooting Partner Sexually Abused Me Back to story » Lee Boyd Malvo gives an interview to 'Today.' (NBC News) Popular Video Stories Today Show (Source Grid ») Crime & Courts • US sexual abuse • John Allen Muhammad • Lee Boyd Malvo • DC sniper killings CLICK BELOW TO VOTE 22% 14% 8% 52% 2% 2% RETURN TO THE STORY To report an error on this story, notify our editors.


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An Assessment of Housing Delivery in Nigeria: Federal Mortgage Bank Scenario
Ukway, Joseph K., Eja, Eja E., Ojong, Felix E., Otu, Judith E., Canadian Social Science
In recent times the federal mortgage bank spite of it role in housing delivery has recorded little or no success which is the major concern of this paper to critically assess the extent to which the federal mortgage bank has recorded success in housing delivery in Nigeria. Information on the extent of housing delivery was obtained from federal ministry of statistic and federal mortgage banks. However, findings indicate that in 2002 to 2005, the mortgage finance bank was able to mobilized N19.175 billion compared to 1992 to 2002 with a value of Nil. 451 billion showing a growth rate of 82%. It was discovered that the bank granted loan value of N4.531 billion to 4,151 national housing fund to contributors to either build or renovate their houses. Nevertheless, the mortgage finance bank has recorded little or no success but has appreciably improved in terms of fund mobilization which has aided increase in housing delivery in Nigeria.
Key Words: Housing delivery; Mortgage bank; Finance; Nigeria; Government
In considering the global need for housing in the United Nations Development Decade (1960-70), it was state that 1,000 million people in Africa, Asia and North America about half the total population of these continents were homeless or living in the houses which are dangerous to health. Recent studies have shown that housing delivery is a high contentious and politicized issue that is of great concern to administrators, scholars and the public in Nigeria (Sule, 2001). In the last decades, the influx of people into urban areas, the national population increase and inadequate responses by the government have contributed to the appalling situation in this country, to the extent that economic development and the welfare of the citizens are adversely affected (Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1991; Akinmoladun & Oluwoye, 2007; Ademiluyi & Rayi, 2008). However, housing delivery system in Nigeria is a combination of various inter-linkage components such as land, infrastructures, building materials, building regulations policies end more importantly the finance component (Ebie, 2003). It has been observed that rapid population and poor economic growth have compounded the problems of inadequate housing in Nigeria. These housing inadequacies, particularly for the low income group, have been complicated by high rate of population growth, real estate values, influx or rural immigrants, deplorable urban and infrastructures and lack of implementation of planning policies. Today, the problems of inadequate supply of housing in Nigeria steam from the inability of government to build the requirement number of housing units for the population. Apart from that, the inappropriate arrangement given by the National Housing Fund (NHF) to the financial and mortgage institutions providing funds for housing construction and high cost of. Construction has led to shortage in housing delivery by the institutions. Beside, the problems have become more critical in the cities where huge housing supply deficits, dilapidated housing condition, high cost of housing as well as proliferation of shuns and equator sittered exist (Iyagba & Asunm, 1997; Adedeyi, 2005; UN-HABITAT, 2006b, 2006d; Daramda, 2000b). As a result, a large majority of urban residents, particularly the land income earners who constitute about 50% of Nigeria's 140 million people (oxford policy management, 2004a), are force to live in conditions that constitute an affront to human dignity (Alkali, 2005; Coker et al, 2007; UNFPA, 2007; Aribigbole, 2008). In recognition of the fact that neither the public nor the private sector are able to address this problems individually which is the backdrop why this paper wishes to assess the level of housing delivery by the mortgage bank as a housing finance institution in Nigeria with specific reference to the contributions of federal mortgage bank in to housing, delivery in government owned housing development agencies, private estate developers in post reform period and mortgage arrears of FMBN loan on-lent to estate developers. …


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This four day intensive workshop focuses on handbell performance technique and musicianship. Each day is filled with rehearsals emphasizing hands-on learning through ringing (Level 2+ toLevel 4 music). Advanced instruction and a fun fast-paced group atmosphere make this a very enjoyable experience for both ringers and directors interested in improving their handbell performance. The week (Monday through Thursday) concludes with a public concert on Thursday evening featuring the handbell selections from the workshop.
|David Weck, founder and music director of the Agape Ringers, will return again this year as our guest clinician. David is also an editor with Hope Publishing Company of Carol Stream, Illinois, where he is responsible for the handbell catalog. David is in demand as clinician and director of numerous local and national handbell events including the 2004 International Handbell Symposium in Toronto and the 2008 International Symposium in Orlando, Florida. In 2005, he served as Guest Conductor for the Summer Workshop of The Handbell Ringers of Japan. Currently, he serves as adjunct faculty member of Vander Cook College of Music Continuing Education, and served on the national board of the American Guild of English Handbell Ringers. In 2004 he was awarded the Area VIII Outstanding Service Award.
IMPORTANT NEW WORKSHOP LOCATION for 2015: Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1021 Spaight Street, Madison, Wisconsin
- $310.00 per person (includes workshop registration, music packet, break snacks, and lunch)
Early Bird Registration Discount (please note only one discount option this year)
- Register by June 1 to receive a $20 discount (pay only $290)
First Time Participant Discount
- Receive the Early Bird Discount through June 1, or a $10 discount after that date.
BACK AGAIN THIS YEAR...SAVE MORE!* Invite a guest to attend...if they attend the workshop, you both receive $10 back on your registration fee.
*IMPORTANT...you and your guest must indicate in advance on the registration form your name as the person inviting them to attend (required for refund). Good for first-time guests only. No limit on number of first-time guests eligible. One person can register multiple first-time guests. Refund checks given during week of the workshop. May not be used in advance to pay for registration fee.PAYMENT in advance of the workshop is required to Midwest Music, 2358 Quartz Lane, Madison, WI, 53719. If registering by mail, please send the check with the registration form.ONLINE Registration Confirmation
- Upon receipt of your online registration you will receive...
- An e-mail confirmation of your registration
- An e-mail Invoice for printing and mailing with your payment.
MAIL Registration Confirmation
- Upon receipt of your registration by mail, you will receive a confirmation and payment receipt via e-mail.
- Refunds for cancellations received by June 7 will be made minus $15. Refunds for cancellations received after June 7, but at least one week (7 days) prior to the workshop start date, will be made minus $15 and may including additional charges .
- Refunds cannot be made with less than a 7 day notice (June 22) prior to the workshop start date.
- College Credit for Handbell Week is available through VanderCook Music College, Chicago, IL. See details from last year by Clicking Here. Revised info from VanderCook will be posted by April 1.
IMPORTANT NEW HOTEL LOCATION for 2015: Holiday Inn Express & Suites-Madison Central Location (same management as Holiday Inn Express in Verona)
- Less than 3 miles from the workshop site, a block of rooms is reserved at a discount for workshop participants at:
Holiday Inn Express & Suites-Madison Central Location
610 John Nolen Drive
Madison, WI 53713
GROUP DISCOUNT: To receive the group discount for a room with double queen beds or a single king bed, please remember to request the HANDBELL WEEK group rate when placing your reservation. If you need the rate in advance for planning purposes, call the hotel or e-mail Mark Bloedow.
- Please contact Mark Bloedow, firstname.lastname@example.com.
- For complete information and workshop updates, please visit: www.maestromeb.com.
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Workshop check-in begins at 8am on Monday, June 29, at the workshop site: Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1021 Spaight Street, Madison, Wisconsin. The workshop runs daily from 9am to 4:30pm.
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A Very Special BlossomA Very Special Blossom (1999) Season 2 Episode 34-5922- The Powerpuff Girls Cartoon Episode Guide
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- Voice Actors: Catherine Cavadini, Tara Charendoff, Elizabeth Daily, Tom Kenny, Tom Kane, Roger Jackson, Jennifer Martin.
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^ It's the key difference between the TOS PD and the TNG PD: The TOS Prime Directive was concerned with avoiding harm to aliens and alien cultures. The TNG version is concerned with protecting some vacuous "cosmic plan," even if that means allowing aliens and their cultures to be harmed to the point of extinction. Basically, it's a "get out of jail free card" for cowardice and inaction.
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PATRIOTS HEAD COACH BILL BELICHICKCONFERENCE CALLDecember 23, 2013BB: Really not too much to add from what we talked about yesterday after the game. Kind of scrambling here, got back late and we're going to, this week on the schedule, we're going to give the players Wednesday – Christmas – off. We're going to try to move things up to get the start on Buffalo on Tuesday instead of Wednesday. So, we're kind of cramming for the Bills here. But, again, a great team win; great contributions from everybody. The team really played hard, showed a lot of character and toughness. I'm really proud of what they did, but we have to quickly turn the page. As good as that felt yesterday, we have to turn the page and get onto Buffalo. Obviously they played very well yesterday in their win over Miami and been playing good. Really they've had a lot of good moments throughout the year, it wasn't just yesterday. We had a great game with them in the opener, but a lot of water on the bridge since then. I'm sure it will be a very competitive game with them, like it always is. They gave us all we wanted and more in that opening game. That's where we're at today.Q: The results look good with Logan Mankins at left tackle and Josh Kline at left guard. What stood out with their respective performances? On Josh, what traits have stood out to you in terms of him as a player leading up to yesterday and what you saw last week in relief and what you saw yesterday?BB: Josh was a good player in college. [Offensive Assistant Coach] Brian Daboll worked him out in the spring and I think that was part of the impetus of our interest in him. He wasn't drafted, we were able to recruit him and sign him as a college free agent. He's played guard in college but we also worked him some at center. He played both center and guard in the preseason. Versatile guy, he's got good intelligence. He was kind of on and off the roster a little bit early in the year. He's worked hard and steadily improved through the course of the season in every area: his versatility, run blocking, pass blocking, work in the weight room. He's given us confidence in the way that he's practiced. We just felt yesterday that was the best way to go with the lineup. Of course Logan is one of our most dependable players and he certainly came through big yesterday playing left tackle against some pretty good players over there and definitely holding his own, doing a good job.Q: Logan Ryan has five interceptions and several pass breakups. Were his ball skills an area something you were high on among other traits in the pre-draft process?BB: Sure. I think that was a big strongpoint of Logan's. He was a very productive player in college. I think that a lot of the league-wide, a lot of the interest and the grades on him were high relative to his production. I think probably what hurt him a little bit was his 40 time at the combine, just in terms of where he was drafted. But as we've seen this year throughout the year, it's not only ball skills but I'd say an awareness or an instinctiveness, if you will, in terms of when to look for the ball, having an awareness of the ball being thrown and near his location and anticipating routes and being able to react to those routes sometimes a little bit before the ball is thrown and in some cases, maybe if he's reading the quarterback a little bit before the receiver can get into his breaks. He's had a number of plays like that, both in games and throughout the year in practices where you see his awareness and his instinctiveness, his understanding of the passing game and kind of getting that little one half step, split-second jump on the play. That's shown up. He's got good ball skills and good hands. I don't think that's ever been a question. But I think it's that awareness and instinctiveness that's obviously so hard to teach but it's something that he just naturally does. I'm sure he was trained well at Rutgers, as was Duron [Harmon], as was Devin [McCourty], but he has that instinctiveness and awareness.Q: What did you see that led to better results in the red zone this week than the week before?BB: Better execution. It wasn't a big new game plan or anything, like we put in a new offense down there. We just did things better. I think the way that Josh [McDaniels] and the offensive coaches set some of the plays up to match up against the Ravens looks probably might have helped us a little bit too but we had some good blocking, good execution in the passing game, some very good running. Not anything revolutionary – just good football from really all 11 guys that were out there on the field. That's what it usually is when things go well, in any situation, whether it's red area, third down, running game, passing game. If everybody is doing a good job, you're going to have good results. If they're not, it's not going to look the way you want it to.Q: When you made the moves you did at the slot receiver position this summer, a lot of the focus was on Danny Amendola. But on your mind, how much was Julian Edelman part of that thinking too? What have you seen out of him the last few weeks and his play overall?BB: Obviously, he's had a tremendous year for us. I don't really think we've seen a whole lot from Julian that we haven't seen before. There are a lot of things to like about Julian: his toughness, his speed, his quickness, his ability to run with the ball after he catches it and break tackles and be elusive and have good run skills in the secondary. He's a tough kid who can come in and block. He's smart, he's got versatility. I think the big thing with Julian was just his ability to stay on the field and this year he's been out there on a consistent basis. That not only has obviously helped his production but it's led to more consistency with his timing and execution because you're able to build on it week after week or day after day for that matter instead of kind of the way some of his career has been where it goes along and it's good and then he misses some time and then there's natural kind of backslide and rebuilding to where it was. A lot of times you're just kind of playing catchup there whereas this year I think he's really been able to continue to build on all those practices and games and it's gotten ahead and gone to much higher ground. Fundamentally, I think he's still the same player. But the consistency and the ability to build on where he's been has really been impressive this year. Obviously he's had an outstanding year.Q: Have you and the coaching staff taken a moment to reflect on what an impressive job it's been by the players and coaches just to get to 11-4 with everything that's happened this year?BB: I don't really think that's what it's about. We're in a week-to-week business. We all see in the NFL every week that games that you think are going to go one way go another way. This game, this league is so even. All the teams are so evenly matched. Every team has good players, good coaches, good schemes, they work hard, they have experienced guys, they have guys that are explosive and playmakers. Every week we line up across from those challenges. If you don't move ahead and meet the next one, if you sit back there and spend too much time feeling good about what you did in the past then you're going to come up short the next turn at bat. I think it's very important for us to do that this week, just like it is every week. As disappointing as things were in Miami, I think you have to give the team a lot of credit for how quickly they put the disappointment of that game behind them, turned the focus on the Ravens, had a good week of preparation and then went down there and executed for 60 minutes in all three phases of the game at a very good level. I don't think it's really about looking at the past, whether it was good or bad, and we've had both. It's putting that behind us, learning from some of the things that happened yesterday, both good and bad, reinforcing some positives, correcting some negatives and then moving on and turning our attention to Buffalo.Q: Reading what some of the guys said yesterday after the game, it didn't seem like those guys were surprised they were able to put together that kind of effort. I know you weren't expecting a 41-7 game in Baltimore, but did you see that kind of effort coming from the guys?BB: I felt like based on the week of practice and our preparation for the game and our attitude going into the game, that I thought we would go out there and play hard, that we would lay it all on the line and leave it on the field. I think that's what they did. Some things went our way in the game. Obviously these two teams are a lot closer than the final score would indicate. If you look at most of our games this year and most of the Ravens games this year, they've all come down to pretty much the last possession one way or the other, with both teams. That was our expectation for this game, that it would be a game that it would be a few critical situations at the end of the game. I think as it turned out, some of those critical situations came up a little bit earlier in the game which then made the final score what it was. Things like the fourth-and-1 and as we mentioned, our ability to get the ball in in the red area for touchdowns and not field goals, which expanded the score a little bit. Obviously a missed field goal, Baltimore hasn't seen that since three months ago. There were some plays that I think changed a little bit of the final score of the game. I don't think it took away from the competitiveness of it. I never felt like we were just dominating the game. At the same, I never felt like they were really that far away until right there at the end where we just scored and we scored three times in the last two minutes or whatever it was. The game was a lot more competitive than that. I saw the effort coming. I think I saw the way that we played, the results obviously were great but I know that there was a lot of determination from our players to go down there and play our best football game of the year. We knew that's what we needed to do and I think we got it.Q: Was that as good a showing of mental toughness as you've had all year?BB: I think mentally, from a mental toughness standpoint, it's being able to perform well when everything's not right for you, whatever those circumstances are. There have been a lot of situations this year where things aren't the way we would hope they would be, but you have to go out and play through them. This was some elements of that. It wasn't an easy game. The Carolina game where we lost on Monday night and it was a controversial-type situation at the end of the game and then came back on a short week against Denver and go out there and the conditions of that game – getting behind 24-0. So, don't know. I'm not ranking them all but every team has challenges along the way and you just have to meet the ones that you're faced with. You can't sit there and evaluate them: how bad is it or is this worse than that one or is this better than some other ones? You just take the cards you're dealt and play the hand. That's what you have to do – make the best of it.Q: Is the progress of the defense attributed to the new guys just getting more comfortable with what you're trying to do from game to game?BB: I think the evaluation of a unit or a team has to extend a lot farther than one game. There were some things that went well for us defensively yesterday. We've had things go well for us in other games this year. Then there have been other times where it hasn't gone as well. Again, the plays at the end of the game, I think they were good plays – Tavon [Wilson] made a great play. We had a fortunate break there on the fumbled snap at the end of the game but I think that skewed it a little bit. The plays that we made on fourth-and-1, Logan's interceptions, [Dont'a] Hightower's tip on the interception – those were big plays. Honestly we missed a couple other ones that we had our hands on. That was that game. We'll see whether we can have that same kind of production going forward. We haven't had a lot of defensive turnovers in the last few weeks. That was a big point of emphasis this week. Not that we haven't been emphasizing it, but we really put a lot of emphasis into it this week. We have to continue to do that. Let's see if we can play with this kind of consistency consecutively. I think then we'll have a little better gauge of how things are coming along.PATRIOTS OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/QUARTERBACKS JOSH MCDANIELSCONFERENCE CALLDecember 23, 2013Q: One would think that you would want to throw the ball more on Sunday given the strength of the Ravens run defense, yet you went to the ground game often. Are there some weeks where it's less so about finding the opponent's weakness and more so about doing something that you're capable of, regardless of the opponent's strengths?JM: I think probably all of those things factor in each week. We certainly want to try to do things that we feel like we can do well regardless of who we're playing, and then we also want to try to factor in the different variables in terms of matchups, personnel, all of the different things that go into each player, each series in the game, you want to factor into those things too, because they can certainly give you the best chance to be successful. Yesterday – I mean, you're not going to trick the Ravens. You're not going to beat them that way, and so you're going to have to stand in there, but you know it's going to be a tough, physical game, you know it's going to be a situation where you're going to have to fight it out for four quarters, and I thought our guys did a good job of staying in there and slugging it out with them. It wasn't always pretty, but in the end it was effective enough for us. I thought the important things were we took advantage of the opportunities that we had in the red zone, we didn't turn the ball over, and then the guys really stayed committed to making yards in the running game and giving us an opportunity to stay ahead on the sticks, and then did a good job of finishing the last drive.Q: Was it good to see your red zone production come together against a team like Baltimore? What were some of the things you did right in that area?JM: Yeah, it's always – obviously it's good to score touchdowns when you're down there. The one thing yesterday, I think we only had four plays down in the red zone, maybe five, and we had three trips and only four or five plays I think total. We were fortunate to run it in twice, once on the goal line, and guys did a good job. That's always a tough situation against a good defense. You're trying to get a yard and you just bang it out, and guys did a good job of letting LeGarrette [Blount] get to the line of scrimmage, then he muscled his way in there. And then we were able to come up with a play in the passing game there with Shane [Vereen] where the guys executed well, and then we were running the ball effectively on that last drive and got it into the red zone and just stayed with that formula, and they got it in there too. Each week in the red area, it's its own game. Statistics from the past, they don't really determine what's going to happen from one week to the next, they just kind of tell you what happened in the past. This is a week to week thing, and we've got to do a good job of preparing now for a very good Buffalo defense, and the challenge will be a little different in terms of maybe the scheme or the players this week, but again, if we do a good job then we'll give ourselves a great chance, and if we don't and Buffalo executes better than we do, then you could find some struggles. The guys did a good of executing, and they deserve the credit.Q: Tom Brady mentioned last week that you have run less of your up-tempo offense this year, and it seemed like you slowed the game down again on Sunday. Is that a situation where even if you want to speed the offense up, the matchup dictates that the best way to go is not to pick up the tempo?JM: I would say there are a lot of factors that go into using an approach like that from one week to the next. The health of your team, the depth of your team, the personnel matchups that you would have versus whatever their matchup would be on defense, because I think that the number one thing I always come back to is, tempo doesn't do anything on its own. You can go fast all you want, but if you're not executing whatever it is that you choose to do, you're just going to go three-and-out faster than you would normally. So if the right thing to do with our personnel versus whoever the defense is is to play quick or try to play quick, then I think that's something that we try to decide on a weekly basis, and if it's not then it's not. I think it's been a factor in the past, but ultimately I think no matter what you choose to do, it's always going to come down to the execution on Sunday, whether you're playing at the line of scrimmage or you're huddling. So that's what we'll try to do each week, and it certainly won't be any different this week.Q: Coach Belichick mentioned that Offensive Assistant Brian Daboll turned him on to Josh Kline. What have you noticed from Daboll's contributions to the team from an offensive line standpoint this year?JM: Brian has helped everybody. He's certainly been an incredible resource and somebody that we've leaned on in a lot of different areas this year. He's spent a lot of time with our young linemen to give them extra teaching and extra classroom work, and when we have our meetings and are able to split those up like that, I think he's really done a nice job of teaching those guys the foundation of our system and trying to help them move along, because eventually during the course of the season you're going to need some of those young players to step in and play potentially significant roles as Josh did yesterday. So whether it's game plan thoughts and ideas or in-game adjustments or teaching some of the other players or helping us out in any way, shape or form that he could, with his volume of experience as a coordinator, as a position coach in our system, I think it's just been an incredible benefit to have him here, and he's really contributed a ton to our success.Q: At this point in the season when you rarely practice in full pads, how did you practice and prepare your run game this week, and how challenging is it to practice your run game when your team isn't in full pads?JM: I think football is a physical game, and so when you obviously have the opportunity to work on the physical part of it, then that's certainly a good thing to try to improve on. We spent a lot of time doing that in training camp and certainly in the beginning half of the season to try to work on playing physical while we're doing things fundamentally sound and properly in our hand placement or footwork – the working-together parts of our running game with the tackles and guards, the centers and guards, the tackles and tight ends. All of those things are necessary specifically to the beginning half of the year, and I think at some point when you end up practicing a lot without pads, the physical part of it, you know your guys are going to give you great effort on Sunday, and it becomes a lot more about communication, about working together, who's working together versus the specific looks we're getting on defense, trying to stay tight with our combination blocks and double teams. You can work on all those things: your footwork, your hand placement, your ability to work with another lineman or tight end or back in the running game. You can work on all those things without the physical aspect of it, because at some point you keep pounding away and pounding away, and there might be diminishing returns in that regard, and I think that you've got to believe that by this time you know what you got. If you're a physical team, you know your guys are going to play hard on Sunday, and we believe that's the case with our football team. We just go in there each week and try to work on all the things, the little things, the details, that we can to try to improve from one week to the next.Q: How much of the running game that we saw yesterday was something that we've seen throughout the year versus possibly new wrinkles introduced specifically for this game?JM: Most of it is – I mean, our run game, it may change formations or what have you, but I think by this time of the year, you kind of are what you are to some degree. Yeah, you could add a wrinkle or two here or there, maybe change up a blocking pattern or what have you, but I think the bottom line is at this point, you've got to block people and you've got to run hard, and you've got to read the runs properly based on the way the defense aligns their fronts and puts their defensive players in different positions, and we've got to coordinate our blocking schemes that same way. I think the bottom line is, if you can get them covered up and get the backs started, you've got a chance, and I don't think there was a whole lot of new stuff yesterday. We just came out and tried to get a hat on those guys up front. They're a very good defense and [we] stayed committed to it, and I thought the guys did an excellent job of continuing to push forward. We knew we were going to have some one- and two-yarders yesterday and wanted to continue to try to fight through those situations and not get discouraged, and hopefully that was going to pay off in the end.Q: Do blocking schemes change depending on who the back is, and are you able to foil the adjustments that the defense makes by splitting up the workload between LeGarrette Blount and Stevan Ridley?JM: Not really. I think that Stevan and LeGarrette, and I would say all of our backs – Shane [Vereen], Brandon [Bolden] – they all practice during the week, and we don't really have a specific set number of things that this guy's going to do and then that guy's going to do a bunch of different things. So we split the reps up pretty evenly during the week, and they all are expected to be able to execute our run game, whether it's from one grouping or another, and I think that's really what you saw yesterday. It wasn't a real big change in terms of what we were trying to do; I mean, they were each running the same styles of runs, and I thought they each had some good runs in there during the course of the game.PATRIOTS DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR MATT PATRICIACONFERENCE CALLDecember 23, 2013Q: Last year in the AFC Championship game, it seemed like defending the middle of the field was a struggle for the defense. How did you feel about your performance yesterday and the job your defense did controlling the middle of the field, especially with Devin McCourty and Steve Gregory leaving the game with injuries?MP: I mean, I would say in regards to yesterday's game, I just give a lot of credit to the players. They did a good job of really going out to try and execute the game plan, what we were asking them to do. We had a good week of work and practice and it was good to see that kind of show up on Sunday. It was really kind of a different game from last year, obviously. Different teams, different players, all that. So just, within yesterday's scope, I thought the guys really tried to do what we asked them to do and execute at a high level. Certainly, there is going to still be room for improvement and things we are going to try and get better, but it was good to see some of that on the field.Q: How happy were you with what you saw from Logan Ryan yesterday and what have you seen from him throughout the season in terms of his development?MP: I think we're going to be happy here for a little bit with the whole team and the defense. I was pleased that the results turned out the way they did yesterday, but we've really got to not dwell on it too long. We have to turn our attention here to Buffalo. [We've] certainly got to get ready for them, get ready to go for an extremely tough challenge. I would say Logan for the course of the season has done a really good job of preparing every week. He's been a player for us that has played in multiple different roles and different positions. That's hard to do for anybody, and he's tried to rise to the challenge of being able to be ready to go, in any case, whether it was in a substitution type of position or go out and start in a particular personnel group and really handle the multitudes of things that we're asking him to do. I think that's been really good. I would say he obviously has good instincts and some good feel for the passing game. But there are certainly some things in there that when I go back and look at the film I am going to want to improve and get better. [We'll] really try to keep working to get better every week. Certainly we like the production. Production is what we're trying to get out of everybody and certainly those stats are one thing, but when you take a look at the whole picture of what was going on, it's really a compilation of a lot for people trying to do the right thing. Like Dont'a Hightower being in good position on the first interception there top give Logan a chance to play the tipped ball. So, it's really a credit to everybody on the defense for trying to do the right things. But again, like I said earlier, we've got to move on. We've got to get ready for Buffalo and get ready for a huge challenge this weekend and a team that obviously had a great win yesterday against an opponent that just beat us. Buffalo is moving in the right direction as far as what they're trying to get done offensively. I know [Head Coach Doug Marrone] Coach Marrone is going to have them ready to go at an extremely high level, and that's really where our focus has to be.Q: How much of a challenge has it been for you and your staff to integrate a multitude of new players into the game plan due to injuries to key players on defense, not only teaching them but also getting good results?MP: I would say at this point in the season it's not Week 1 anymore. 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Orbital and SpaceX to fly again for first time after rockets exploded
When we last left off with the two companies hired to fly cargo to the International Space Station their unmanned rockets had exploded, incinerating thousands of pounds of cargo and leaving the astronauts on the orbiting lab in a bit of a lurch.
Suddenly, the so-called golden age of commercial space flight was more molten orange than gilded. And the widespread belief that the industry was finally, at long last, ready to take flight once again had to yield to questions about whether it really can be entrusted with a mission so difficult that traditionally only governments performed it.read more
7 cyber threats worse than PHI breaches
Healthcare IT security: you have a bad reputation. When it gets down to healthcare there's always a little chuckle about how bad they are
This year was among the worst in cybersecurity across the healthcare sector.
On average, companies that got breached did not know it for 270 days and some had even been breached for seven years without knowing it, according to Richard Clarke, the former White House cybersecurity czar who served three presidents.read more
9 Ways Growing Startups Can Keep Teams Running Smoothly
As a company grows, individual teams often develop their own project management styles. But when you're trying to scale, having multiple systems can lead to confusion and missed deadlines. So how do you adjust that methodology as you expand?read more
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Distraction is always the enemy. Here's one simple technique to maintain focus on what's really important.
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So, if we are going to talk about productivity we need to get one thing straight from the outset; busy does not equate to productive.read more
Bill Gates Expected to Create Billion-Dollar Fund for Clean Energy
WASHINGTON — Bill Gates will announce the creation of a multibillion-dollar clean energy fund on Monday at the opening of a Paris summit meeting intended to forge a global accord to cut planet-warming emissions, according to people with knowledge of the plans.
The fund, which one of the people described as the largest such effort in history, is meant to pay for research and development of new clean-energy technologies. It will include contributions from other billionaires and philanthropies, as well as a commitment by the United States and other participating nations to double their budget for clean energy research and development, according to the people with knowledge of the plans, who asked not to be identified because they were not authorized to discuss the fund.read more
Google patent reveals how its self-driving cars may communicate with pedestrians
The doors of Google's self-driving vehicles are currently decorated with art work. There are sunsets, flowers and parks. But the warm nature scenes may eventually have competition for that real estate from an unlikely source — utilitarian traffic signage.
Google received a patent Tuesday detailing how a self-driving vehicle would determine if pedestrians were likely to cross a street, plan its next move accordingly, and then notify the pedestrians of its intent. Since the cars are being driven by a computer, a pedestrian can't count on a hand signal or eye contact from a passenger to know a vehicle is waiting for them.read more
Why Google Doesn't Hire Based On Ivy League Credentials
One of the world's most sought after employers doesn't care much about Ivy League credentials or a sterling college transcript. "It's one of the flaws in how we assess people," explained Laszlo Bock, Vice President of People Operations at Google Inc. He continues:
We assume that if you went to Harvard, Stanford or MIT that you are smart. We assume that if you got good grades you will do well at work… there is no relationship between where you went to school and how you did five, 10, 15 years into your career. So, we stopped looking at it.read more
After Strong Online Black Friday Sales, Retailers Eye Cyber Monday
Online sales in the US were up 16.1% on Black Friday 2015 compared to the Black Friday rush of last year, thanks to email marketing and mobile shopping, according to a Nov. 28 report from Custora E-Commerce Pulse, which tracks data from online retailers and 500 million anonymous shoppers.
Mobile shopping — e-commerce orders made on mobile phones and tablets — accounted for 36.1% of online shopping on Black Friday 2015. That's a significant jump from the 30.3% of online orders recorded on Black Friday of 2014.read more
Epic responds to Mother Jones criticism
In October, Mother Jones published an article attacking Epic, saying the EHR vendor has not delivered on the industrywide goal of connecting patient health records and optimizing digitization in healthcare. Now, Epic has written a response to Mother Jones in which the vendor refutes the claims made in the original article, saying the story was written using misinformation.read more
Implications of Healthcare Technology Investments
"We're at the golden spike phase of the electronic health record (EHR)," said Frank Byrne in reference to the ceremonial spike that completed the nation's first transcontinental railway. "We're at the beginning of this journey," added the senior executive advisor of HealthX Ventures, a digital healthcare-focused seed fund.
And according to Byrne, there's more than a bit of catch-up taking place at the moment. "Let's be honest with ourselves," he said. "We dug this hole by underspending on IT for years." Banking was an industry that moved forward with IT as a strategic tool, and the health care field only did enough to get by and survive. "We are going to have to overspend until we get it right," Byrne noted, "and we're not there yet."read more
Epic EMR to Integrate with HealthMyne Analytics Platform
HealthMyne, a Wisconsin Start-up has announced that that their quantitative imaging analytics platform will now integrate with Epic and UW Health, HealthMyne provides radiologists a view of electronic health record (EHR) data and imaging information.
According too the company, this will unify and improve more efficient clinical work, but also the move to a correlative, evidence-based population health model where individual patients can be assessed and treated with the bene cial insight of similar patient cohorts.read more
Epic – Cerner Set the Record Straight on EMR Interoperability
The Disruptive Healthcare Conference, held Tuesday in Madison, featured a keynote session titled, "Interoperability – Can't we all get along ?" WTN News, invited senior executives from leading rival electronic medial records software vendors Epic and Cerner to publicly set the record and dispel disinformation about each company's point of view on interoperability and patient data exchange. The conversation was civil and revolved many issues that the public has been exposed to and where these competitors agree and disagree on industry standards and how they should be adopted by their customers. Examples were cited that both company's work closely togethe with mutual clients and when other healthcare provider organizations make a request to link their systems.
Heading into the event it may have been easy to assume that an Epic executive sitting next to a Cerner executive is either a rarity or an impossibility. "It is actually highly usual for us to be sitting next to each other," said Peter DeVault, vice president and director of interoperability at Epic. "There's been much too much made about the rift between Epic and CommonWell. There's a whole lot of water under the bridge."read more
Epic Systems insiders say so-called feuds are greatly exaggerated
Rumors of feuds between Epic and other electronic health care records vendors like Cerner are greatly exaggerated, according to company insiders.
Those supposed feuds have been made famous by several high-profile media reports, including an article last month in Mother Jones, a liberal-leaning newsmagazine. That article defined the CommonWell Health Alliance, a trade group of which Cerner is a member, as a coalition of "Epic's rivals."read more
Forum addresses hot topic in medical records: interoperability
Nov. 11–Some Congress members and national media outlets say Epic Systems Corp. is blocking the sharing of electronic medical records, but that's not true, an Epic executive said Tuesday at a forum that included a leader from a chief Epic competitor.
Bob Robke, vice president of interoperability for Cerner, an Epic rival, publicly asked Epic to join the CommonWell Health Alliance, a group of Epic competitors trying to develop better record exchanges.
"We would love for Epic to be part of that," Robke said. "It would guarantee (its) success."read more
EHR vendors have come far in interoperability, but still more to do
Epic Systems and Cerner say too much has been made of a supposed rift between the two electronic health record vendors, especially when it comes to the exchange of patient information.
Some of that controversy surrounds CommonWell Health Alliance, a collection of EHR vendors that includes Cerner. CommonWell is working toward building a vendor-neutral platform. Some have criticized Epic's decision not to join.read more
Cybersecurity an Obligation at the CEO and Board Level
Sheldon Cuffie, vice president of information risk at Northwestern Mutual, knew cybersecurity was moving up in the world when a board member invited him to lunch.
"Two years ago the chief information security officer (CISO) didn't attend board meetings, didn't talk to our leadership team," he said at the Fusion Executive Summit in Madison, produced by WTN Media.
"This is now a standing topic on the board committee agenda, and for the first time this year as CISO, I presented to the full board of Northwestern Mutual. When we think about cybersecurity, I like to think of cyber risk as just another risk that companies have to manage. If you are not managing cyber risk just as you would manage building risk, liability and sales force risk, you are probably missing the boat."read more
Cyber Security: It's Not an Option for Infrastructure Assets
What happens if someone attacks the American power system and turns off the electricity for a city, or a region? What would it be like without power? At the Fusion Executive Summit on Cybersecurity this week, the Wisconsin Adjutant General, the state CIO, and the head of Madison Gas & Electric were discussing just that.
Thinking the unthinkable used to involve the Rand Corporation and the American military war-gaming nuclear attacks. Thinking about a hack of the power grid is almost enough to make people nostalgic for those days — at least you knew who the enemy was.read more
Overcoming the Madness of Flawed EMRs
"If I buy a toaster and my wife says, 'It's lousy; throw it out,' to preserve domestic tranquility I throw out the toaster and buy a new one," says Ross Koppel, a scholar in the Sociology Department & School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. "If I spend $1.2 billion or $1.7, I am married and I don't have a heck of a lot of options."
He says the same is true for electronic medical record (EMR) systems. Over the course of the last 15 plus years, Koppel has studied healthcare IT and pointed out that these systems are severely flawed – at least in part because of the difficulty of breaking free from an ineffective platform.read more
What's Missing From Parrot's New Drone: Developer Tools
Drone maker Parrot's new flying gizmo, the Bebop 2 Quadricopter drone, will make its landing next month, just in time for holiday shoppers. According to the company, it's a smaller, lighter, and easier-to-use model than the previous Bebop drone—which should please consumers interested in tossing one in a bag.read more
The Evolution Of The Biohacking Ecosystem
Silicon Valley efforts in the biology and health domains have recently seen increased public interest because of the questions around the legitimacy of Theranos' technology and medical claims and the recent FDA approvals for a number of 23andMe's genetic screens.
These data points are just two of the most visible examples of a broad ecosystem of companies and startups in Silicon Valley working on biological problems. This early "biohacking" ecosystem has a number of parallels with the personal computer (PC) ecosystem in the 1970s and 1980s.read more


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Panthers deny Cronulla comeback
A spirited comeback from 20-6 down wasn't enough to win the Cronulla Sharks a win in the fourth game of the NRL's Heritage Round, the final result going the way of the Penrith Panthers by 26-22 at CUA Stadium this evening in front of 11,750 fans.
Gidley leads the way as Knights trounce Roosters
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