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Danny was born with the genetic disorder, which causes cysts to
form in groups on his kidneys that inhibit kidney function. PKD can
be painful, as the affected person experiences unusual swelling of
the kidneys, diminished kidney function and, potentially, total
renal failure.
The young Miller has already had both kidneys removed and must
undergo a kidney transplant. For the time being, he undergoes daily
dialysis to remove the harmful wastes from his body. All money
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The fundraiser will consist of two sessions featuring
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Fighter" Season 12 alumnus Andy Main.
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Each session costs a $100 donation to the Daniel James
Miller Foundation. However, those who wish to attend both sessions
may do so at discounted rate of a $175 donation, which includes
lunch and a meet-and-greet provided by the Miller family.
Seminars are available to participants aged 12 and older. AMA Fight
Club is located at 831 Route 10 East in Whippany, N.J.
Introductions will be made at 9:45 a.m. by AMA owner Mike
Constantino, and the grappling seminar begins at 10 a.m. Lunch
will be served at noon, and the striking seminar will begin at 1
Those not wishing to participate on the mat can also make
donations, and those in attendance will be eligible for prizes via
a raffle, including fight-worn gear and memorabilia. Anyone unable
to attend the Saturday's event may still donate to Danny's cause by
visiting www.DanielJamesMillerFoundation.wordpress.com.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Lack of stable medical homes and reduced inpatient capacity are key factors that could be responsible for a shift toward higher billing levels over the past decade in U.S. emergency departments, according to a new report from the New England Journal of Medicine (http://tinyurl.com/d2fnsyh). Changing standards of care and the implementation of electronic medical records are additional potential factors in this shift that is accompanied by increases in higher-complexity, higher paid visits for Medicare emergency patients.
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Study authors were responding to a recent report by the Office of Inspector General, a watchdog organization of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which suggested a widespread phenomenon of "upcoding" in all specialties, but especially emergency medicine. Subsequent reports in news organizations, including The New York Times and Washington Post, embellished this assertion with separate analyses and specific examples. The authors of this perspective piece, however, examined a nationally representative sample in order to refine these assertions, and concluded that blaming upcoding alone oversimplifies what is happening.
"Care that used to be provided on in-patient floors is now being done in emergency departments," said Dr. Andy Sama, president of ACEP. "Also, in the past decade, primary care physicians increasingly have sent their patients to the emergency department for more prompt and definitive work-ups. They may simply be seriously concerned, overburdened, or the patient may have complex issues that can't be diagnosed easily in a primary care setting. But this puts the burden of accurate and efficient diagnosing on emergency physicians, which leads to higher complexity, and higher billed visits."
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While paying a tribute to the late Wil Mills '88, the Upper School English department spent the Monday chapel time not only sharing three of Mr. Mills' poems but also giving insight to the world of poetry and creative writing.
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Kemmer Anderson and Dr. Cleve Latham both taught English and creative writing to Mr. Mills during his days as a boarding student at McCallie. Each gave glowing remarks about the depth and clarity of nearly every piece Mr. Mills wrote in their respective classes.
Sam Currin '03, McCallie's English Department Head, read "Monteagle Farmer" to the Upper School. Dr. Latham followed with "Pop's Happy Land and Truck Stop," a poem he says he still reads to his Southern literature classes. Mr. Anderson rounded out the tribute with "Rain" and explained how many of Mr. Mills' works were based in pastoral settings.
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Head soccer Coach Dan Ramin said he is looking forward to the opportunity to compete and succeed at a higher level. The men's and women's soccer teams are scheduled to play some strong Central New York collegiate teams, including Roberts Wesleyan and Daemen College. Both men's and women's teams have the opportunity to qualify for the U.S. Collegiate Athletic Association national championship at Vermont Tech Nov. 4 through 6.
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The men's and women's cross-country teams are preparing for some fast runs. They, too, have the opportunity to win honors at the USCAA National Championship in Concord , N.H., Nov. 5. Coaches John View and Jim Goulet are pleased with the recruiting class and look forward to the first meet, the Syracuse Invitational Sept. 11. "The season looks very promising!" View said.
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The golf team has a full fall schedule that includes participation in the Roberts Wesleyan Invitational, a new tournament for the team. It will be the team's first match as a member of the NAIA. The team will use its fall calendar to prepare for participation in its first national championship tournament, held at Penn State University in October.
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The plan goes before council today for debate, and the discussion is expected to last two days.
The rise will be effective from July this year if the plan goes ahead. It includes a 1.93 per cent earthquake levy, designed to offset the council's borrowing as it continues recovery work.
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By Ryan Clark on March 30, 2014
WWE's current mood on hiring new talents is that they are not high on "real athletes" and are more into indie wrestlers who have prior experience. With that being said though, they are still down on guys who are smaller in nature. They are back to looking for guys with bigger physiques. Gerald Brisco is the main person who goes out and scouts the talents while Triple H is normally the guy who winds up signing them if he likes what he sees.
As noted last week here on the website, former WWE Champion Rob Van Dam is scheduled to return to WWE during WrestleMania 30 weekend in New Orleans. WWE has already booked Van Dam's travel for that weekend, so he will be returning to WWE TV very shortly. Several sources claim he's returning on RAW the night after WrestleMania 30. Van Dam returned to WWE last July at the Money in the Bank PPV after a stint in TNA from 2010-2013. His last appearance for WWE was in a match against Alberto Del Rio last October at the Battleground PPV.
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John Minto, Pete Bethune, Sue Bradford and Lucy Lawless. What do we owe these people, the protesters and agitators for the vulnerable, the disenfranchised, the endangered and the environment?
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And a great number of them are every bit as responsible for progress and advancements in our societies as the scientists and great leaders and thinkers who they have often railed against.
Some might struggle with the idea that protest and agitation can equate to progress and advancement. But the evidence is compelling.
At various times in our recent history John Minto has been among the most hated people in this country. But the man who became the face of the polarising 1981 Springbok tour protests can claim an important role in ending apartheid and advancing human rights and democracy in South Africa.
Without Mr Minto and many like him it is quite likely the rest of the world would not have forced change on a stubborn regime and Nelson Mandela would have died on Robben Island.
Like the protesters who clamoured about the Noble Discoverer, Kiwi Pete Bethune risked life and liberty by illegally boarding a vessel, the Shonan Maru 2, to protest Japan's whaling programme and its flimsy veil of scientific endeavour.
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It's worth noting that most of the countries that we traditionally associate with first-world advancements and progress are countries that recognise the right to protest in some form. At the other end of the scale are those nations which do not value the input of their citizens.
By contrast they seem repressive and anachronistic, held back by a fear of that valuable exchange of ideas that inspires curiosity, competition and a growth in knowledge. Whether you agree with each other or not.
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