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By Mark Memmott • Jan 9, 2016 In the week since a group of armed individuals took over buildings on the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in southeast Oregon, there's been a debate on social media and op-ed p Debating Free Speech and Race on College Campuses By John Dankosky • Dec 17, 2015 Helder Mira / Connecticut College Listen Listening... / 48:43 The national conversations about race and racism; police and African Americans; free speech on college campuses; "safe spaces" and hate speech and political correctness have all come together in very interesting and interlocked ways here in Connecticut recently. Our Complicated Relationship With Race and Racism By Tucker Ives • Dec 3, 2015 Ryan Caron King / WNPR Listen Listening... / 48:45 On Monday, the first police officer went to trial for the death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore. Just a few days earlier, video was released of a white police officer in Chicago shooting a black man 16 times. 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Amid Student Protests, Ithaca Faculty Will Hold Confidence Vote On President By Eyder Peralta • Nov 12, 2015 Updated at 4:30 p.m. ET Just days after the University of Missouri's chancellor and the system president resigned under pressure from students, another college leader is facing a crucial moment. Yale Students Join in "March of Resilience" Against Cultural, Racial Injustice By David DesRoches • Nov 9, 2015 Ryan Caron King / WNPR Hundreds of Yale University students marched through campus on Monday afternoon against what they said is a hostile climate. Fans Flood Artist Ai Weiwei With Offers Of Legos By Jim Zarroli • Oct 26, 2015 The company that makes Legos has landed at the center of a social-media firestorm after Chinese artist Ai Weiwei complained that it refused to supply a bulk order of the toy bricks for his art. Ai said he wanted to use the bricks for an exhibition on free speech at Australia's National Gallery of Victoria. The museum attempted to place an order but was told by the company that it "cannot approve the use of Legos for political works." "We've been refused, and the reason is Lego will not support political art, which is very frustrating," Ai said in an interview with NPR. Connecticut Supreme Court Says Fired UBS Worker Had Right to Free Speech By Leyda Quast • Oct 6, 2015 www.law.uconn.edu The Connecticut Supreme Court has unanimously ruled in favor of a former employee at a UBS AG subsidiary who claimed he was fired in 2008 from his managing director job in violation of his free speech rights, after repeatedly warning that properties in the company's investment funds were overvalued by millions of dollars. In Ethiopia, Obama Calls For An End To Oppressive Tactics By Eyder Peralta • Jul 27, 2015 Kicking off a two-day trip to Ethiopia, President Obama called on the country to end its crackdown on journalists and to be more open politically. Obama spoke Monday at a joint news conference with Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn. Connecticut College Students Rally, Urge President for Change By David DesRoches • Mar 31, 2015 WNPR/David DesRoches Dozens of students marched to their college president's home on Sunday after racist graffiti was found in several campus bathrooms. The graffiti read, "no n------", with the "n" word spelled out. Sources tell WNPR that the graffiti was found in several bathrooms and in different handwriting styles. Connecticut College Cancels Classes Over Racist Graffiti By David DesRoches • Mar 30, 2015 David DesRoches / WNPR Classes are canceled at Connecticut College on Monday after racist graffiti was found in a bathroom Sunday. The Ethics of Privacy: The Last Two Decades By Catie Talarski & John Dankosky • Mar 30, 2015 Mara Lavitt / WNPR The data breach that affected Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield in February affected more than a million and a half current and past Connecticut members. Most recently, Anthem announced they'll be sending letters to those whose data was possibly leaked, offering them two years of free credit monitoring. We'll get an update. Free Speech Limits and Racism Highlight Connecticut College Forum By David DesRoches • Mar 27, 2015 David DesRoches / WNPR It's an idea as old as free speech itself: where does one's right to speak freely end, and the public's right to safety begin? The community at Connecticut College in New London is in the middle of trying to figure that out. The Nose: "Footloose" in China; Sexy in South Windsor; Obsequious in Oklahoma By Colin McEnroe • Mar 27, 2015 Chion Wolf Listen Listening... / 49:16 Our topics today involve censorship, transgression, and reconciliation. Earlier in the week, The Nose panelists started talking about China's "dancing grannies" problem. This sounds like a Monty Python sketch, but it's real. In China's public squares, droves of people --most of them women and most of them with a little snow on their roofs -- assemble and dance, in various styles, to various kinds of music. Controversial Painting Defaced In Trumbull By Julia Pistell • Mar 12, 2015 Courtesy of Trumbull Library A controversial painting at the Trumbull Library in Trumbull, Connecticut was defaced on Wednesday. The incident occurred while the library board met to hear public debate over the issue in a nearby room. Painting of Female Activists Removed from Trumbull Library By Kelsie Bissell • Mar 6, 2015 Courtesy of Trumbull Library A painting featuring prominent female activists has been removed from the Trumbull Public Library by the town's First Selectman Tim Herbst after a local pastor raised a concern about using Mother Teresa's image in a painting alongside Margaret Sanger, which some see as controversial. Despite Persistent Threats, Connecticut Cartoonists Say Shootings Still Feel Surreal By Tucker Ives • Jan 13, 2015 Sozialfotografie [►] StR / Flickr Creative Commons Less than a week after the deadly shootings at the headquarters of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, political cartoonists in the U.S. are still processing what happened to their colleagues. Two Connecticut-based cartoonists spoke on WNPR's The Colin McEnroe Show about reactions they get to their work. Matt Davies, staff cartoonist for Newsday, and Dan Perkins, syndicated cartoonist better known as Tom Tomorrow, called some of the feedback "nasty" and "frightening." The Scramble: Cartoonist's Psyche, D'Angelo, and "Transparent" By Colin McEnroe • Jan 12, 2015 Aurelien Guichard / Creative Commons Today on the Scramble, we talk to two cartoonists about the road ahead from the Charlie Hebdo massacre. I'm still wrestling with some of my own questions about what this story means to the world of satire, which I consider vitally important to the health of the world. Cartoons Are Still Shaking the World, Surprising Some By Diane Orson • Jan 8, 2015 Gerry Lauzon / Creative Commons Even though riots broke out around the world after satirical images of the Prophet Muhammad were published in Denmark ten years ago, one expert says analysts were surprised that cartoons could still provoke a terrorist attack like the Paris massacre. French Media, Public Rally Behind 'Charlie Hebdo' By Krishnadev Calamur • Jan 7, 2015 This much is certain: Charlie Hebdo will live another day. The magazine, which was the target of a deadly attack Wednesday, will be kept going through financial and editorial backing from some of France's largest media groups. How Important Is Civility To Protest? By Betsy Kaplan • Jan 4, 2015 Chion Wolf / WNPR The success of a society depends - at least in part - on the civility of its members. Mutual respect, openness to different viewpoints...civil conversation is what we try to promote here on our show. Yale World Fellow and Putin Opponent Convicted in Russia By Diane Orson & Tucker Ives • Dec 30, 2014 Evgeny Feldman / Wikimedia Commons Updated at 11:36 a.m. A Russian activist with ties to Yale University has received a suspended sentence on fraud charges. Alexei Navalny has become a prominent political opposition leader in Russia, leading protests over the years against President Vladimir Putin. 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For episode 7 of ThunderCats I had to design the first of the Dog people we've seen in the series so far. I was going for a cross of a pit bull and a weimaraner.
Sexy design...
Wow. Awesome design! So this is being used for the new Thundercats show?
Awesome *squeals*
I loved Shen! I thought he looked like Anubis the Egyptian jackal. I hope to see more of the canines in the upcoming episodes- allies and villains alike.
Love it, epic
That looks straight out of the "Dogs of War" story from that old ThunderCats comic from several years back!
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Several beach huts at a coastal village in Hampshire have been destroyed by fire.
Four huts were affected during the blaze at Calshot Beach at about 05:30 BST.
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Terry Wickstrom, host of the popular television show "Angling Adventures" and his previous show, "Mountain States Fishing " that aired for 12 continuous year, is a nationally published outdoor writer. His articles appear in many of the most respected outdoor periodicals (In-
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Legendary Guide and award winning Outdoor writer Greg Clusiau lends his expertise to our television and radio programming. Hailing out of Minnesota, Greg brings a following from the Midwest to our programs and an incredible wealth of fishing knowledge. In addition to co hosting Angling Adventures television, Greg does a weekly newspaper column (Greg's Guidelines) for the "Scenic Range News Forum" in northern Minnesota. Greg's column is often picked up by other papers and his writings appear in many popular internet sites and magazines. Greg is also a prominent contributor and one of the founders of HSM Outdoors (http://hsmoutdoors.com) which feature video and angling information from many of the most prominent anglers in the country. Follow him on Facebook at:
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Karen has produced over 300 broadcast outdoor programs, and is recognized nationally as a top outdoor videographer. She has also produced promotional videos and commercials for some of the biggest names in the outdoor world. Karen is an accomplished angler who has fished from the arctic circle to the equator and has many master angler awards. She quite often finds herself in front of the camera bring a women's prospective to fishing and developing a following with our female audience. Karen also produces our radio show "Terry Wickstrom Outdoors" on ESPN Denver which began airing in 1998. She often joins Terry on the air to give a women's prospective to the show. She regularly hosts a series on the show called "Women in the Outdoors" which features prominent female outdoor personalities. Karen claims her toughest job is not lugging cameras and crews around the world, but keeping Terry inline and on track.
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Text of the A bill to repeal the provision of the Tax Reform Act of 1986 which increases the current year liability test ...
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I have been seeing many clans online in the past 2 days that have the Yellow and BlacK Clan title unlocked. This is supposed to be unlocked at clan level 15. My Clan happens to be a level 12 Clan and it now with the newest update it now shows the clan level when in the pre-game lobby and normal Lobby. So I am wondering how the hell it is possible to have a level 15 Clan background and it says that they are only a level 2 clan in the pre- game lobby. Anyone have any info on this as I find it odd that I am seeing so many Clans with this background and yet they are not showing 15 or higher Clan rank next to the background.
For instance, a clan that all of my friends are in is a level 15 clan already. simply because they have 100 members with "founder" status. They've had the yellow clan title and clan tag since the get-go.
I noticed this too. However it never has the clan name in writing, its the generic default black and yellow title. I assumed they earned it by joining a level15+ clan, left and started another. Then in theory they might still have the generic default title. But since its not just me noticing it, this prob is an exploit. And they always seem to be lvl 2.
I've noticed this as well, I was thinking maybe more clan members are being active but then I saw a couple who were level 2 and had the black and gold title.
Default title is either a flag of a country or blue with rockets. You don't get the black and yellow until your clan is level 15.
However, If someone was in a level 15 clan and was awarded this title, they can still have it even though they are now on a level 14 or lower clan, but it should not have any words on it. We have someone in our clan who still has the title because they left a level 15+ clan but it has no writing.
If you see someone in with that clan title and it has words on it, but their clan is lower than level 15, report them. There is a hack you can do to get the title before level 15 but it is a hack and they should be reported.
i didnt hack and my clan ar lev 1 so it must be a bug if so needs to be fixed
Are you saying you have the black and yellow clan tag and have never been in a level 15 clan?
Thats not a Hack i have it!!! this is for Elite Premium Member with a Clan!!
You go to multiplayer and push ELITE-CLANTAG!!!
You have to either be on a Level 15 clan or have previously been on a level 15 clan to have it. It is not legitimately available under any other circumstances.
You're not reading the thread. For the black and yellow clan tag, your clan must be level 15. Now that titles have the clan number on there, there are people with the title stating level 2. many of them. The question is how did they obtain it without reaching level 15? The poss theory is they were in a previous level 15 clan and started a new one that only at level 2, but they have the generic version that doesnt allow you to put the clan motto on it. Im asking Karma if he was ever at level a5 and has the yellow title.


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Earlier we told you how some bigoted businesses were hocking horrendous 'Horry Kow!' t-shirts outside Wrigley Field. Well, despite the disapproval of Kosuke Fukudome & Cubs management, shirt sales are as brisk as ever. (Or should that be 'blisk'?)
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BGSU celebrates Women's History Month 2010
This year BGSU is celebrating Women's History Month with the theme "Women's Peace of the World."
The Women's Center and the Women's Studies Program, along with more than a dozen co-sponsoring organizations, have created a month full of events to celebrate women and their efforts for peace and justice around the world.
The keynote event is a spoken-word performance called "That Takes Ovaries" at 6 p.m. March 22 in the Honors Program Loft in Dunbar. "That Takes Ovaries" is about "bold, brazen" girls and women who have taken courageous stands for justice. Playwright Bobbi Ausubel, a contributor to the book That Takes Ovaries, will emcee the event. BGSU students coached by Ausubel will also provide dramatic readings.
Additional events this month include:
Co-sponsors for Women's History Month include the Office of the Provost, Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Health and Human Services, Honors Program, the ethnic studies department, Organization for Women's Issues, Graduate Women's Caucus, Office of Service- Learning, Office of Residence Life, World Student Association, and vision.
For more information, contact Dr. Mary Krueger, director of the Women's Center, at 2-8034 or visit the Women's Center site and click on "Special Events."
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The 29th annual Summer Job fair tomorrow (March 3) is a great opportunity for students to meet local and regional employers who are eager to hire BGSU students to fill their summer, internship/coop, as well as full-time, career-track positions. About 50 organizations will be recruiting at the fair from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom of the Bowen-Thompson Student Union. For details, check out the Summer Job Fair Guide located online at hire.bgsu.edu and in select BG News stands across campus.
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"British jobs for British workers!" thundered Gordon Brown, as he emerged from the shadow of Tony Blair to become prime minister.
His populist sloganeering has now come back to bite him.
Across Britain, thousands laid down tools in wildcat strikes in solidarity with a walkout from a French-owned oil refinery in North Killinghome -- to protest a $300 million contract to an Italian company that plans to bring in 400 Italian and Portuguese workers to fulfill it.
As Brown pleaded from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that Britain must not retreat into "protectionism," strikes spread to Scotland, Wales and Ulster.
Britain's commitment to let foreigners buy up its utilities and industries and bring in foreign workers to run them has backfired. Brown's own Labor Party is now angrily demanding that he live up to his pledge: British jobs for British workers.
"The Return of Economic Nationalism," wails the alarmed cover of The Economist. And understandably so.
For the stimulus bills of both Houses have a "Buy American" provision mandating that in "public works" only U.S. iron, steel and manufactures be used. The provision came out of the appropriations committee of the House on a 55-to-0 vote.
The Senate watered it down by declaring the Buy American provision must be consistent with all U.S. trade commitments. But Congress is sending a message: The rebuilding of America is to be a project of, by and for Americans, not outsourced. Sen. McCain's free-trade amendment, to strip all Buy American provisions from the bill, was routed 65 to 31
The reaction of Barack Obama, a NAFTA skeptic in 2008 with bumper stickers that read, "Buy American, Vote Obama," was to genuflect to the gods of globalism and recant his economic patriotism.
"I think it would be a mistake ... at a time when worldwide trade is declining, for the United States to start sending a message that somehow we're just looking out after ourselves," he told Fox News. We don't want to "trigger a trade war," he told ABC.
Apparently, Obama was unnerved by rumbles from Europe, which is threatening to drag us before a World Trade Organization tribunal and have "Buy American" banished forever.
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Israeli-Saudi Alliance Slips into View
Exclusive: The Israeli-Saudi détente is slowly emerging from the shadows, with a media report on a secret Jerusalem meeting and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's oblique reference in his UN speech. But this powerhouse collaboration could mean trouble for U.S. diplomacy in the Mideast, reports Robert Parry.
Netanyahu's Scheme for Palestine
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu loves having U.S. politicians dance to his tune, whether it's President Obama following his lead or members of Congress hopping up and down to applaud him. But this geopolitical line dance ignores Netanyahu's stomping on the Palestinians, as Max Blumenthal tells Dennis J Bernstein.
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Travel on the world's finest railway from Russia to China
Come along on an awe-inspiring adventure traversing three great nations - Russia, Mongolia and China. From the opulence of Moscow and St Petersburg to the grace of imperial Beijing, travel along the most famous railway in the world through the heartland of Siberia and the vast grassy steppe of Mongolia - this trip showcases rail travel at its finest.
- Lose yourself in the lavish architecture of St Petersburg
- Explore the cute cottages and crumbling cathedrals of Suzdal
- Stop in and see Lenin in his Moscow mausoleum
- Unwind and watch the world go by aboard the Trans-Siberian Railway
- Savour Siberian hospitality on a Lake Baikal homestay
- Journey across the vast grasslands of Mongolia
- Wander through the immense no longer Forbidden City
- Meet a whirlwind of activity in busy Beijing
Day 1 St Petersburg
Day 2 St Petersburg
Day 3 St Petersburg
Day 4 Suzdal
Day 5 Moscow
Day 6 Moscow
Day 7-10 Moscow/Trans-Siberian Railway
Day 11 Lake Baikal
Day 12 Lake Baikal
Day 13-14 Irkutsk/Trans-Mongolian Railway
Day 15 Ulaanbaatar
Day 16 Terelj National Park - Ger Camp
Day 17 Ulaanbaatar
Day 18 Ulaanbaatar - Beijing
Day 19 Beijing
Day 20 Beijing
Meals11 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners
TransportBoat, Bus, Overnight sleeper train, Private vehicle, Train
AccommodationGer (1 night), Homestay (2 nights), Hotel (8 nights), Overnight sleeper train (8 nights)
Included activities
- Bolshoye Goloustnoye - Banya (Russian sauna)
- Ger Camp - Cooking class
- Ger Camp - Terelj National Park
- Irkutsk - Decembrists Museum
- Moscow - Kremlin & Armoury Guided Tour
- Moscow - Lenin's Mausoleum
- Suzdal - Russian Meal and Traditional Pastry Baking Demonstration
- Terelj National Park - Chinghis Khan Monument
- Ulaanbaatar - Ger district walking tour
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I painted that phoenix bird on my bedroom wall. Yeah well tell me what ya think lol.
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Located in the mountains, this slopeside hotel offers ski-in/ski-out access in Belle Plagne within 2 mi (3 km) of Roche de Mio Gondola and Paradiski Ski Resort and close to winter sports such as cross-country skiing and skiing lessons. La Plagne Bobsleigh Track and Bellecote Gondola are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Ski into Hotel Vacances Bleues Belle Plagne, where you can enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge and take a dip in a spa tub.
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Have fun with onsite winter activities, including downhill skiing and snowboarding. Conveniences like ski storage and ski equipment rentals allow you to spend less time with logistics and more time on the slopes. When the sun goes down, sip après-ski drinks in the hotel's bar.
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There's been a lot of activity around our flowers in the past couple of weeks.
Butterflies, bees, wasps and flower flies have been partaking of nectar, and one day a ruby-throated hummingbird made a brief stop at one of our bee balm plants.
We don't have any hummingbirds breeding in the immediate vicinity of our house, so I see them in the yard most often during fall migration. When they arrive in spring, from late April to mid-June, we have little in the way of nectar to attact them, but now our house and both of our next door neighbors provide a nice array of nectar-producing flowers.
The exact status of our most recent hummingbird visitor falls into a gray area, perhaps a bit early for a fall migrant. It might just be one dispersing from a nearby nesting area.
The big southbound movement of hummers isn't far off, though. I'd mark prime time from about Aug. 10 to Sept. 10. Anyone lacking nesting hummingbirds might consider putting out a feeder during that period.
If you're relying on your flowers to attract them, you could do very well if you've chosen wisely. There's lots of information available in books, on the internet and at some garden centers on flowers attractive to both hummingbirds and butterflies.
When looking for hummingbirds, there's one little pitfall to watch out for. There's a day-flying moth, very fast and maneuverable, that does a pretty good hummingbird imitation. So good in fact that its common name is hummingbird clearwing.
These are fairly common at this time of year. I haven't seen one yet around our flowers, but I do see some every year, from mid-summer to early fall.
Right now, with the aid of our Echinacia and our neighbor's butterfly bush we're getting regular visits from eastern tiger swallowtails, great spangled fritillaries and several other butterflies. In the past week we've gotten quite an influx of the small, very fast butterflies known as skippers.
Two species, Peck's skippers and tawny-edged skippers, have been sipping nectar, and mating, with great enthusiasm.
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"That allows us to get a greater sense for what's taking place and actually segment that data in the place of care so we can be very specific with regard to what's happening in the different departments within the hospital, i.e., floor one versus floor two, doctor versus doctor," says Ryan.
The census-based survey aims to study 100% of a hospital's patients. They don't always get a 100% response rate, but the strategy drives home the same point Ardent Health is trying to make: More data gives you more insight into what is specifically upsetting patients.
"What we've actually found is that organizations that take that fuller level of data and use analytic techniques to understand the effects actually perform better and are improving faster because they are capturing the patient voice, responding to it, and making changes that are improving healthcare," says Ryan.
And the need for organizations to move faster is here with the consolidation of health systems and value-based models of care.
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In the fifth annual HealthLeaders Media Intelligence Report on patient experience, which will be released August 15 and highlights of which appear starting on page 29, healthcare executives indicate, by far, that changing the organizational culture is their biggest stumbling block to creating an effective patient experience program.
With the emergence and acceleration of both Medicare-approved and commercial accountable care organizations, there is a new sense of urgency for some health systems to improve their patient experience, particularly because it is one of 33 benchmarks Medicare-approved ACOs have to meet in order to qualify for the incentive payment.
Lahey Health, the Burlington, Mass.–based nonprofit integrated health system formed in 2012 when Lahey Clinic and Northeast Health System merged, relies on the competitive nature of physicians to drive up the quality of a patient's experience in physician offices. Similar to what's done at Ardent Health and other systems, comments about physicians are read aloud at staff meetings. Many organizations take this approach because it's effective, says Mary Anna Sullivan, MD, chief quality and safety officer for Lahey Health.
"If anything makes physicians act, it's not being the best and wanting to be," she says.
Sullivan oversees performance improvement for patient experience. She says with the merger, Northeast Health brought over the discipline of surveying its outpatient providers with Clinician and Group Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CG-CAHPS), which is similar to the HCAHPS, but in an office setting.
Greg Bazylewicz, MD, chief network development officer for Lahey Health and founding member and president of the Northeast Physician Hospital Organization, says at Northeast Health, he eased physicians into the idea of getting graded by patients. First, he says, Lahey surveyed only patients of primary care physicians before later including specialists' patients. The process involved giving individual doctors their own score but blinding everyone else's name for three months.
Since the merger, Lahey surveys its physicians' patients 30 times per year, says Sullivan, though she wants the frequency to increase to "cut a broader swath of patients to make sure we're really hearing what our patients think."
Using CG-CAHPS in a regular outpatient setting, even though it isn't required, is giving Lahey Health a foundation for its ACO, the Lahey Clinical Performance Network, which was approved by CMS in January as a Medicare Shared Savings Program. CMS is collecting CG-CAHPS data, which will be incorporated in the ACO's overall quality score, thus influencing shared savings and loss percentages.
Both Bazylewicz and Sullivan believe that patient experience should be better in an ACO. For Sullivan, it will lead to patients being more invested in their care.
"An engaged patient has better outcomes, does better, takes better care of his or her diabetes, communicates better with his or her doctor. It may be hard for us to continue on this journey, but I think it's going to mean better care for patients, and happier physicians and nurses," says Sullivan.
Bazylewicz, who leads the efforts of Lahey's ACO, believes care partners in an ACO start talking about patient experience on the front end.
"That's really the benefit … because you have to pay attention to how it's done, how well it's done, and where you're not living up to as full a detailed and communicated care system that you could have in place," he says. "It makes you search for areas to improve in a more active way."
Using CG-CAHPs to measure doctors in their offices is catching on. HealthStream, a Nashville-based third-party provider of survey instruments to help organizations improve patient experience, reported at its first quarter call with investors in April that more than half of its 13% increase in its Patient Insights survey was from new CG-CAHPS contracts. It expects that trajectory to continue with the growth of models of care that take a longitudinal view of patient care with other partners.
At Lahey Health, whether talking about its ACO or its integrated health system, Sullivan is quick to point out that patient experience is not patient satisfaction.
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Bowden won't trade scholarships for lost wins
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Florida State is appealing the NCAA's decision to take 14 of Bowden's victories away as part of the penalty for an academic cheating scandal. The penalty would make it extremely difficult for Bowden to pass Penn State's Joe Paterno as the winningest coach in major college football history.
Bowden also reiterated his criticism of the NCAA's decision.
"It doesn't seem fair to me," he said. "And I have to think that the decision was made by somebody who doesn't have the awareness of what's going on in that regard."
Bowden wants those vacated wins reinstated - just not at the expense of the program's future.
"I don't want my kids to suffer one game so that I can get my [wins] back," Bowden said. "The NCAA doesn't have to do that."
Bowden, who turns 80 on Nov. 8, enters his 34th season at Florida State - and 44th year overall - with a 382-123-4 record if the NCAA reinstates those 14 victories. That would put him one win behind Paterno, who enters his 44th season at Penn State with a 383-127-3 mark.
If the NCAA reinstates those wins, Bowden still has a realistic shot at passing Paterno. Bowden otherwise has little chance unless he continues coaching after Paterno's retirement, which seems an unlikely scenario now that offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher already has been named the Seminoles' coach-in-waiting while Penn State has no succession plan in place.
"It's worth fighting for but not dying for," Bowden said. "If they let us have them, good. If they don't, I won't lose any sleep over it, but I'd be mad at somebody."
Bowden also addressed the following other topics in a wide-ranging discussion:
His potential retirement date. "The one thing I've avoided discussing with any of them is the day I plan to retire, the year I plan to retire," Bowden said. "I say I'll let you know after each season. I just haven't spelled that out to anybody."
Arriving at Media Days this year without his son Tommy on hand as Clemson's coach. "It does seem funny," Bowden said. "Who's going to give me a dang wakeup call? Who's going to tell me, 'Let's go eat.' Who's going to tell me what time the meeting is?"
The legacy of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow, who will face Florida State on Nov. 28 in his final career home game. "Tebow's the best leader I've ever seen," Bowden said. "I mean, he is a leader." Is he a better leader than former Florida State quarterback and 1993 Heisman Trophy winner Charlie Ward? "Charlie just did it on the field," Bowden said. "This guy, he will jack guys up if they don't do what he says. You can see him in there [yelling at them]. Charlie would never do that. [Former Florida State quarterback and 2000 Heisman Trophy winner Chris] Weinke might, but not Charlie."
Longtime nemesis Steve Spurrier's inability to match his Florida success at South Carolina. "I don't know if he's had the quarterback he wants yet," Bowden said. "He hadn't had a [Danny] Wuerffel. I don't think he has. From what I've seen, he hasn't been completely satisfied with what he's playing [at quarterback]. I see him bouncing around a lot. I'm going to tell you what he's going to do. One of these days, he's going to get that guy under center and he's going to get that one great [receiver] out there and it's going to happen. He's as good at that as anyone I know. Give him one great quarterback and one great receiver, and let him work out an offense."
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The Southeastern Conference has signed a 15-year deal with ESPN reportedly worth more than $2 billion to televise sporting events, including football and men's and women's basketball.
The agreement announced Monday is the longest ESPN has ever signed and matches the length of the powerhouse league's deal with CBS earlier in August.
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Mildred Madge (Cook) Swinson, age 91, was born in Wyoming, MI on July 18, 1921 and died peacefully on January 7, 2013 with her family at her side. She was preceded in death by her husband of 66 years, James Richard Swinson; daughter, Jill (Swinson) Piotrowski; parents, Lewis and Bertha (Snyder) Cook; sisters and brothers-in-law, Theo (Gayle) VanderMoore, Edna (William) Kleymeer, Frieda (Merton) Wabeke, George and Dorthea Swinson, Ray Swinson, Paul Swinson, Albert and Alice Swinson, and Taddy Swinson. Mildred's lifework can be described with Proverbs 31:28, 'Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her.' She and her husband Jim were founding members of the Byron Center Bible Church and she faithfully served in areas of pre-school Sunday School Teacher and Women's Missionary Society. She is survived by son, David (Grace) Swinson, Lois (Louie) Barrett, Rev. Neva Swinson, and son-in-law Stan Piotroski. Grandchildren; Jonathan (Kelly) Barrett, Jameson Barrett, Jeremy (fiancé Megan) Barrett, Heath (Shawn) Swinson, Renee (John Paul) Gabriel, Rachel (Corey) Brouwer, Rev. Stephen (Nicole) Roobol, Scott Piotroski, Jason (Kris) Piotroski and 16 great grandchildren; brother-in-law, Glenn Swinson, sister-in-laws, Betty Swinson and Roella Swinson and numerous nieces and nephews. The funeral service will be held 10am Thursday, January 10, 2013 at Byron Center Bible Church (8855 Byron Center Ave. SW). A private interment will be at Grandville Cemetery. The family will meet relatives and friends on Wednesday January 9, 2013 from 2-4 and 6-8 pm at the Cook Funeral Home, 2067 - 84th SW, Byron Center, MI. Memorial contributions may be made to Byron Center Bible Church Missions Fund. The family welcomes memories and messages in their guest book online at
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