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Testimonials for Jason Reid
As A Speaker
"Jason has great content, a wonderful speaking style and the ability to entertain while informing the audience.Jason provided high value content for our organization and presented it in an engaging way, I highly recommend Jason for your next event."
Cathy Gignac, Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, Mississauga Chapter
Jason's personal stories and speaking style are memorable. Jason has a way of taking a most frustrating and challenging lifestyle (that of living with chronic illness) and talking about it with passion, compassion and yes, humour. Jason's Twitter handle is "recharge my mojo", and that's exactly what he did for all of us who attended
his seminar. Thanks Jason!!"
Maria Glidden, Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, Mississauga Chapter
"I had the opportunity to moderate Jason's session on "Engaging Employees with Chronic Health Conditions" at the Human Resource Management Association of Manitoba's Connect 2012 conference. Jason easily engaged the audience, provided thoughtful answers to a number of questions, and provided a great deal of valuable content for the audience to take away."
Reis Pagtakhan, Human Resource Management Association of Mantioba
"I personally gained so much from attending Jason's seminar and having the opportunity to hear him speak. There was such high energy from the participants who have attended his seminar. Jason's workshop offered practical solutions to reduce stress and get more done. I highly recommend Jason for your next event."
Annie Sun, Event Coordinator, George Brown College
"I have attended many workshops on stress management and wellness, and Jason's was outstanding. His approach to breaking down ideas and identifying specific steps for improvement would be useful for everyone. I highly recommend him as a speaker."
Diane Moore, Coordinator/Professor, George Brown College
"Jason presented an hour-long webinar for us on the topic of engaging employees with chronic illness. The webinar was very well attended and participants stayed active with us for the entire hour.
Jason's engaging style and original content kept participants actively interested throughout the presentation. His thought-provoking mix of big picture concepts, relevant statistics, and real-life examples shone a spotlight on an area that is rarely discussed in such a practical, straightforward way. Jason provided satisfying answers to many thought-provoking audience questions and even handled a technical glitch in the webinar without missing a beat.
The audience appreciated Jason's comprehensive and action-oriented approach and many responded with positive comments of thanks at the end of the session.
Jason brings a professional, warm and inviting approach to his work. He is reliable, authentic and a pleasure to work with. "
Elaine Austin, Program Director for Business Takes Action at Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters
"Jason Reid spoke at the Ontario Health Workplace Coalition Networking Breakfast Meeting on February 28th, 2012 on the topic of 'Engaging Employees with Chronic Illness'. The session was well attended and very positivity received by our members and guests. Jason's personal story of manager with a chronic illness who overcame significant personal
His vast personal and professional knowledge and experience makes him an expert resource that leaders can trust to deliver content that is meaningful, relevant, inspiring and actionable. This was demonstrated by our member's interest in this important topic, and Jason's ability to handle the many questions with professionalism, skill and tact. We are very fortunate to have such a positive force for change that is so greatly needed in Ontario workplaces at this time."
Erika Caspersen, Ontario Healthy Workplace Coalition – Membership Engagement Committee Co-Chair and Founder – Innovative Wellness Solutions
"I was very skeptical of attending a recent kidney disease support group seminar that had a guest speaker Jason Reid (media professional and author) as I figured I would be listening to someone speaking about how to live with a chronic illness that actually doesn't have the challenges of living with chronic pain.
However, as he spoke, I found out that Jason has challenges with pain. I thought, "This is really someone who "gets it" since I deal and live with chronic pain myself from my kidney disease and dialysis. I was very intrigued to hear what he would have to say and share with the group.
I began to feel inspired and motivated while he spoke about his personal journey with chronic pain. Jason really spoke from the heart and really drew me in to his presentation.
For example, he used simple phrases to describe how to cope, like "pacing yourself". I find for myself in my personal journey, this is so true, it does work!
Jason breaks down his presentation talking about physical, mental, emotional and spiritual energy. I found it really amazing how he points out these words to really stimulate the audience to think about how they apply to our own personal situation.
Lastly, this amazing author encouraged the group to "Do What You Love." I personally thought about this during the presentation and it excited me to think outside of the box and reflect for myself what do I love to do?
I have ordered Jason's book and I am really excited to read it so that I may be inspired to look at other ways on how to cope with my chronic kidney disease.
I love to feel inspired and Jason did just that for me."
Lori Kraemer, Kitchener Ontario.
"Jason captivated the audience throughout his dynamic, thirty-minute speech, addressing the misconceptions of hidden, chronic illness. He was genuinely passionate about this topic, building a positive rapport with the audience. Jason's speech was well-structured and effectively paced, allowing listeners to readily receive the information in a manner that was easy to comprehend and retain.
Afterwards, Jason connected with the audience through a question/answer period; his friendly and open demeanour encouraged students to pose a variety of questions. Jason's presentation was well-received by all, and our club will most definitely invite him back in the near future. I recommend Jason without reservation."
- Julie Harmgardt , Founder & Chair , InvisAbilities Canada
"Thank you for delivering a presentation at our Arthritis in the Workplace Public Forum in September. Your presentation was a welcome addition to the program as it addressed the emotional aspect of dealing with chronic illness.
The audience clearly related to your personal account of working in a high pressure job while trying to manage a chronic disease. Your presentation was inspiring and motivational. Attendees were encouraged to see the value they bring to their work, and to stretch their boundaries in order to increase their value at work and their level of job satisfaction".
Lorna Catrambone, Manager of Community Engagement, The Arthritis Society
Halton-Peel Region
"Jason is a brilliant writer, speaker and entertainer. His information and approach are well thought out, with emphasis on engaging his audience in the most meaningful way possible. He is able to convey big picture concepts using heartfelt life experiences. As a high level manager he successfully juggled deadlines, corporate responsibilities and staff motivation. He combines this professional know-how with personal experiences to generate a motivational and results-oriented approach"
Rowan Ramsay, Executive Producer, Ramsay Media
"I worked with Jason when he was the news manager for the Weather Network, a highly competitive industry. Jason is a strong leader. He understands the challenges and needs of organizations, particularly during times of change. He has a passion for coaching and motivating people.
He inspired his employees to create award-winning work by creating a work environment that was happy and productive. His secret was truly caring about each of his employees and treating them as individuals with different needs and personalities. Jason is a great communicator too. He's a natural story-teller. His energy and enthusiasm rubs off on his audience. His years in broadcast journalism have given him the ability to engage and entertain an audience while making sure his message is delivered in a clear and memorable way.
He is sincere, kind and professional. These qualities make him easy to work with. Plus his sense of humor allows him to break the ice in any awkward situation."
Halina St. James , Partner , Podium Media & Communications Coaching
As a Coach
"Jason is one of the most inspirational people I've met. He helped me achieve several personal and professional goals. Jason's technique helped me to find balance in my life by reducing stress. Working with Jason will motivate you and propel you to success!"
Kelly Noseworthy, Hamilton Ontario
"If there is an upside to having a chronic illness it is that I've had the good fortune to meet and work with Jason Reid. Jason was the first person I met on this journey who seemed to fully understand what I was going through. It stands to reason since he, himself, has lived with the challenges of chronic illness for many years. With Jason I have a complete trust that he can help guide me to where I need to be in terms of developing coping strategies and attaining a level of good health and vitality. As well as being a great sounding board, he has been instrumental in enabling me to not just exist with chronic illness, but to truly look forward to a fulfilling life in spite of it!"
E. Logan, Halifax, Nova Scotia
"Jason's ability to get the most out of people is impressive. When interacting with Jason, his sincerity instills confidence. Whenever I was unsure or needed guidance on a particular project – Jason was able to point me in the right direction with increased focus and a better understanding of how to push ahead with poise. Jason's passion for helping others was apparent throughout our working relationship. He would guide me through the good, the bad, but always with the sense that I had within me the capability of achieving the goals I set out for myself.
Ross Hull, Kitchener Ontario
"Jason understands all aspects of peoples' character which makes him great at what he does.
He brings out the awareness to understand why things are the way they are, so solutions can be applied that make sense and are easy to use. Employees are the most costly and most important aspect in the success of a company. Everyone has potential and wants to do well, the employer just needs to recognize it. Jason creates that awareness…..It was a pleasure listening to his wisdom and insight. "
Anna C., Markham Ontario.
"Jason listens keenly to the ideas of others. He acknowledges strengths and supports growth in developing skills. Jason is not only extremely professional, but personable, too, making him very easy to work with and work for. I absolutely recommend Jason as a coach."
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Mom-of-three Jennifer Garner was spotted out and about in Beverly Hills yesterday, two weeks after she and her husband Ben Affleck welcomed their son Samuel.
It looks like the Juno star isn't the only Mommy in the family – big sister Violet, 6, joined her mom, toting a baby doll in a toy infant carrier. So cute. I remember my oldest became very enamored with her babies after her little sister arrived: She'd wear them in slings, burp them, insist we all be very quiet during their nap times.
Jennifer and Violet were en route to the doctor's office, where they met Ben and younger sister Seraphina, as well as little Samuel.
The 37-year-old star was dressed casually for the family's outing, wearing flat shoes, jeans and a khaki-colored jacket. Her hair was worn loose and she kept her sunglasses on – perhaps to hide those trademark up-all-night-with-a-newborn dark circles? In other words, she looked a lot like most moms in the weeks after welcoming a new baby! It's kind of nice to see a celebrity mama who's not back in her skinny jeans 2 days after giving birth.
Congratulations to Ben, Jen and family on baby #3 – we can't wait to see him!
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RWJF Comments on National Prevention and Health Promotion Strategy
On January 13, 2011, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation provided a formal comment on the National Prevention and Health Promotion Strategy, which is scheduled to be released by the National Prevention, Health Promotion and Public Health Council by March 23. The council was created by a presidential executive order last June. In the comment, Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, M.D., M.B.A., RWJF president and CEO, recommended specific additions to strengthen the Strategy, while also expressing support for major aspects and the Strategy's emphasis on working closely with a range of public and private sector partners. "Health is everyone's responsibility and all of us must play a role in transforming communities so they are healthier places to live, learn, work and play," said Lavizzo-Mourey.
The recommendations in Lavizzo-Mourey's letter include the implementation of key strategies of the Foundation aimed at improving health for all Americans:
- A reference to Health Impact Assessments (HIAs), which identify the health risks and benefits of a project or policy and offer solutions to make communities healthier.
- Quality and performance improvement, with national voluntary accreditation of state, local and tribal health departments as a key component, should become part of the Strategy.
- Provide clear recommendations on evidence-based law, policy and regulatory measures that have been shown to improve health outcomes, such as tobacco-tax increases and smoke-free air laws.


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One of the schools cited by Gov. Jeb Bush for making a drastic change is Jefferson County Elementary.
Sandra Kay Collins was instrumental in turning a "D" school in Brevard County into an "A" institute.
Collins was hired in Jefferson County at the beginning of the school year with hopes of turning the tides of academic success, and so far it's paid off.
Monday, Gov. Jeb Bush recognized Collins and the Jefferson County school district for their accomplishments on the FCAT. In one year, scores have risen 10 to 14 percent.
Sandra Collins said, "We just had to turn it around and look at the curriculum find out our weakness and go ahead and bill from them we took the strengths and we moved up where we were weak and we continue to motivate one another."
This approach has made a difference in Jefferson County and throughout the state.
Gov. Jeb Bush said this year students in Florida have made outstanding progress.
"Third grade students demonstrated tremendous progress proving high expectations and accountability matters. Seventy five percent of Florida students are reading at or above their grade level, and that's incredible."
It's an incredible feat that can only come from teachers who are willing to help students reach for the stars.
Collins added, "You have to love what you do and love our kids, and if we continue to love them and that's what makes a difference."
Jefferson school officials say teachers were working late nights, determined to do whatever was necessary to help those students excel.
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Not foreclosed homeowners set up a "Moral Hazard" zone in the state Capitol today. 5-26 The protestors say Wall Street banks should be held accountable and they say Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi is siding with the banks instead of Florida residents.
Reverand Sam Jones said, "These working people: some of them now are working two jobs, others even three to pay their mortgages that big banks are still profiting today from."
Bondi is one of just a few Attorneys General on a national task force who have taken the position that principle reduction could foster a "moral hazard." Bondi says banks should not have to share the cost of mortgages that citizens can not afford.
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How can I tactfully tell my mother-in-law I don't like the clothes she buys for my son?
My mother-in-law buys clothes for my son that I wouldn't dream of dressing him in. She also buys accessories for his room that don't work with the decor. (We have very different taste, and I'm pretty particular about what I like.) How can I handle this tactfully? Do I have to use her gifts?
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My 2 daughters in law are extremely picky about what their daughters wear so I let them pick out what they want me to give my granddaughters. No hurt feelings for any of us. And for my own daughter she has a little different taste from me so she just tells me she doesn't like it herself so her daughter can wear it when she is at my house.{I keep her 2 days a week so I have clothes for her at my house anyway}. Good deal for me. And I agree with the other mothers, my time with my grand children is so very special to me. When I die I want them to remember the good times we had at Story Time, going to the park, going to McDonalds for Happy Meals and to play in the tunnels or just being at my house and playing on the swing set at my house. I also have a room at my house for them to spend the night and is full of toys for them too. That is what having grandchildren is all about, is to play with them, love them and make special memories with them for me and for them. I also make them mind me just like their parents do so they aren't spoiled at all and I can enjoy them being well behaved too. I am a very lucky grand mother and I thank GOD every day for the time I have to spend with my grand children. And to you other grand mothers, these are NOT our children so we can't raise them our way or dress them our way. We are only suppose to enjoy them,love them and be thankful we have them at all. {and we can send them home when our weary bones get tired}. And remember we expected our children to respect us and now it is time for us to respect them and let them live their lives and raise their children the best they can. We made mistakes too so they might also.posted 11/03/2004 by Thumper 2
I think a lot of people are posting criticism to the postee. That's not what she wants. Don't be mean to her if you don't know the full situation. A lot of us relate to her problem and I don't feel it's being whiny at all. MIL's sometimes feel like they need to be mommy to the grandkid and take over all duties. It's just one of those things she wants advice on how to approach. If you don't understand the situation or think she's being unappreciative then you aren't helping her out. Seek a different forum.posted 04/20/2009 by Gina_1025
I have a similar problem with my in-laws buying stuff with wierd English from Japan (lets have a happy time with a lots of play and sings!). My daughter wears them as PJs and around the house, but we never go out in them! They also gave us bags and bags of stuffed animals (many of them my husband gave them years ago as gifts!) We have no space for them so they sit in the far corner of the closet until she might take an interest in them later on.posted 07/02/2005 by bethyjp
I never knew my MIL. She died before my husband and I met; he was only 16 with 5 younger siblings. If having her here to meet our DD and soon to be DS, I would deal with ugly clothes in a heartbeat! Just try to put in in perspective and realize it's not worth the energy to sweat the small stuff.posted 01/10/2008 by MamaPrecious
well my mother buys clothes that i dont like but i dont complain at least my kiddo has clothesposted 02/20/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
Instead of telling her that, could you tactfully request gift receipts since he is "growing so fast you might need to get a bigger size"? When you go to exchange, the store might be out of the original outfit and you might be "forced" to get something a little bit different. ;) A win-win!posted 03/04/2011 by RHiro
Don't tell your mother-in-law you don't like the clothing. That's petty. Really. Just dress him in them when you are around her. Seriuosly - someday you will be the mother-in-law AND how would that make you feel if it was your grandchild, probably bad. "Honor your mother and father" - this is a easy way to do this.posted 02/18/2011 by JenMcBride2006
My Mother-in-Law does the same thing. In fact, I'm pretty sure my own mother does this for her other grandchildren as well. What grandparent doesn't do this? Grandparents are often just so excited to have grandchildren in their lives, and buying gifts for them is just one of the ways they can express their love, excitement, etc. What grandparent has the same exact taste as their daughter-in-law anyway? If it makes her happy to buy your kids clothes, even if you don't like them, I think you should accept them graciously. These gifts aren't about style, they are about loving gestures. Try to find an opportunity for your kids to where them - maybe it won't be at a playdate with your girlfriends but perhaps just when she's visiting.posted 07/14/2011 by mom2bsally
My MIL sends lots of clothing that I would never put on my daughter. They are either much too large or just not my style. Instead of worrying about it or causing problems by saying something, I simply pack them up and give them away. Certainly makes me feel better!posted 08/08/2005 by a BabyCenter Member
I hate the clothes my mother in law buys for my son too! I have never put my son in clothes I don't like. We buy a lot of our items second hand, so we save money, and get the styles we like. I have finally told her that we have so many clothes that he will never be able to wear all of them. This is the truth. I know that as a grandmother she enjoys buying things, but I have suggested that if she wants to help, she should buy diapers, or help pay for swim classes.posted 11/14/2005 by babycafe247
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This Essential category, Warfighting First book details the past 30 years of U.S. Military operations in the Persian Gulf region including the formation of the US Central Command and the FIFTH Fleet Naval Headquarters in Bahrain. David Crist writes, "Conspiracy theories abound in the Middle East in part because there frequently are so many conspiracies" (p.358). Every chapter of The Twilight War pulls back the curtain and sheds a revealing new light on many previously undisclosed and often underappreciated events that have shaped U.S. – Iranian relations. This masterfully researched historical account focuses on those relations since the fall of the Shah of Iran and the beginning of the Iranian Revolution. General Anthony Zinni USMC (Ret) says this about The Twilight War, "Crist is a rare historian whose education, military experience, superb writing style, and regional knowledge clearly make this book the definitive work on the subject." The policy and strategy decisions of the past six U.S. Presidents, covert CIA operations, U.S. Navy operations, Iranian actions and reactions, and the struggle to create the present day U.S. Central Command are all detailed in The Twilight War.
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William Michael "Mike" Emmert, 66 of Columbus passed away Thursday May 8, 2014 at Our Hospice of South Central Indiana Inpatient Facility.
Mike had previously been employed by Weinantz Restaurant, Goodwill Industries and Developmental Services.
Born November 15, 1947 in Columbus, Mike was the son of William Martin and Imogene Wilcoxson Emmert.
He graduated from Hauser High School, in the class of 1966. He also graduated in 1967 from Broadcasters School in Milwaukee, Wis. He served in the U.S. Air Force from 1967 to 1971. He served two tours in Cam Rahn Bay, Vietnam during 1969 and 1970. He was honored at the Our Hospice We Honor Veteran Pinning Ceremony in 2013.
Mike was an avid sports fan and collector of sports memorabilia. He loved preparing sports trivia for major sporting events including the Indy 500 and NASCAR. His favorite teams were the Reds, Bears, Purdue Boilermakers, Hope Red Dogs and the Hauser Jets. He loved horseshoes, Euchre and Texas Hold'em and especially enjoyed taking his sweet time on his turn.
Mike loved to spoil his granddaughters and was very proud of them. His granddaughter Emily recently completed a project on her grandpa's service during the Vietnam War.
Visitation will be Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Norman Funeral Home in Hope. There will not be a service at the funeral home. Cremation is planned and a military memorial service with interment will be held at the Indiana Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Madison at a later date. The Rev. Nathan Greene will officiate the service.
Memorial contributions may be donated to Our Hospice of South Central Indiana. Online condolences may be sent to the Emmert family at www.normanfuneralhome.net.
Survivors include his mother, Imogene Emmert of Columbus; children, Jennifer Faye Emmert (Brad Beach) of Columbus and Michael Andrew Emmert of Columbus; grandchildren, Emily Lynn Beach and Adilynn Grace Beach of Columbus; brothers, Martin Lee (Pamela) Emmert of El Paso, Texas and David Joe (Michelle) Emmert of Columbus; a sister, Anita Lynn (Daniel) Emmert Burton of Edinburgh; five nieces; two nephews; two great-nephews; the mother of his children, Jane Emmert Norman of Newbern and his cousin and good friend, Gene Edward Robertson of Hope.
Mike was preceded in death by his father, William Martin Emmert in 1998.
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Patricia "Pat" Swinney, 61, of Carolina Street, died at 9:08 p.m. Friday, April 8, 2011, at Columbus Regional Hospital.
She was born in Dayton, Ohio, November 19, 1949, the daughter of the late Dewey C. and Carol Shaw Swinney.
Pat, at a young age, was reared by her step-mother, Inez E. Swinney, after her mother passed away. She graduated from Columbus High School in 1969. Pat enjoyed landscaping and gardening, creating beautiful areas around her home. Pat loved her family, and especially bonded with her nieces and nephews, for whom she provided significant support for them throughout their lives, as well as her great-nieces and great-nephews. She was a great companion for her family during their times of need, especially her sister Connie and sister-in-law, Mary. They, along with several friends, enjoyed going to many home and garden shows together. Throughout her life, Pat became nationally known as a Shipping and Warehouse Manager while working for her brother at Timco, Inc.
Pat had a great love for animals, taking in any stray dogs and cats she found, along with a couple of domestic rabbits that had been abandoned.
Pat also loved riding her Harley-Davidson motorcycle in the Black Hills.
The family would like to thank the Columbus Regional Hospital Wound Care, the Critical Care Unit, and Dr. Douglas Roese for their loving care and compassion.
She is survived by her brothers, Michael (Mary) Swinney of Columbus; Dale E. (Susan) Ankrom of Zionsville; and Tim (Donna) Swinney of New Albany; sisters, Laura (Doug) Mahoney of Houston, Tex., and Connie (Rick) Wininger of Columbus; and nieces and nephews, Lisa and Kelly Ankrom, Nicholas (Megan) Swinney, Heather and Claire Swinney, Michelle and Kyle Gwin, and Andrew and Alex Mahoney.
Pat was preceded in death by her parents; her step-mother, Inez E. Swinney; and a nephew, Alexander Swinney.
Graveside services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012, at Garland Brook Cemetery Mausoleum with Pastor Patrick Galligar officiating.
Arrangements were entrusted to Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home.
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Review: We stopped to eat here on the way to Big Pine Key. The cafe is vegan and mainly raw. We shared a coffee shake, the meatball wrap, taco salad and apple crisp. Really fresh and delicious. There are only four 2-person tables, but we had no problem. Friendly staff too. The store stocks dry groceries, beauty products, vitamins and some refridgerated and frozen items. There is also a small bookstore area. The store is not all vegan as we saw dairy, eggs, honey and a couple of frozen chickens. If all vegan, we would have given 5 cows.
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The Nutrition information panel provides information on the average amount of energy (in kilojoules or both kilojoules and kilocalories), protein, fat, saturated fat, carbohydrate, sugars and sodium (a component of salt) in the food, as well as any other nutrients about which a nutrition claim is made. For example, if a food had a 'good source of dietary fibre' claim then the amount of dietary fibre in the food must be shown in the nutrition information panel.
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Freddie McKinzie, 33, of Tabia Court, was arrested on preliminary charges of domestic battery, intimidation with a deadly weapon, resisting law enforcement, fleeing and two counts of carrying a handgun without a license.
Shortly before 11:30 p.m. Saturday night, Columbus police received a call from a resident of the Candlelight Village Mobile Home Park, off Rocky Ford Road. The caller said he had just seen a man with a gun chasing a woman in the 2600 block of Rosedale Drive, shouting that he was going to shoot her.
After Sgt. Brian Wilder and Officer Wesley Dodge arrived, they spotted McKinzie, who matched the description given by the caller.
At first, McKinzie refused to acknowledge the officer's presence, according to Columbus Police Lt. Matt Meyers. He added that after Dodge ordered McKinzie to stop, the suspect began to run west. Dodge began a chase on foot as several other officers arrived, but lost track of the suspect in the area of Nicholas Lane.
Meyers said that after police set up a perimeter, Officer Branch Schraeder and police dog Nitro began tracking the suspect from where he was last seen.
The dog led police to Middle Road, where Lt. Dan Meister saw McKinzie north of the trailer park. Both Meister and Officer Steve Long confronted the suspect at gunpoint and took him into custody.
Once the witnesses identified McKinzie, he was placed in a patrol car to be taken to the Bartholomew County Jail. During the drive, McKinzie remained violent and uncooperative. Myers said that after McKinzie tried to kick the windows out of the patrol car, officers stopped the vehicle so they could secure his legs.
The 24-year-old purported victim told police that she had an off-and-on relationship with McKinzie and had been in an argument in her home, that turned physical. She told police that McKinzie had earlier battered her and threatened to shoot her.
The girlfriend also told investigators that McKinzie also threatened to throw her six-year-old nephew from a balcony. After that threat, he allegedly pushed her outside, shut the front door and locked it.
After the woman told police that she knew McKinzie owned two guns, officers began to search the area along Middle Road where he was captured. With the help of the police dog, Nitro, officers located two weapons 50 feet apart in an area off Middle Road. One was a .45-caliber and the other a .22-caliber handgun.
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The Nokia Lumia 1020 is being delivered to the AT&T customers who had pre-ordered the Nokia's 41MP Windows Phone 8 smartphone.
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PERRY, Ga. (AP) -- An ex-radiology technician accused of filing inaccurate mammogram results at a middle Georgia hospital has pleaded guilty to 10 counts of reckless conduct and a count of computer forgery.
Prosecutors have said 33-year-old Rachael Michelle Rapraeger of Macon entered nearly 1,300 negative mammogram results at Perry Hospital between Jan. 22, 2009 and April 1, 2010 that hadn't been reviewed by a radiologist.
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Rapraeger's attorney, Floyd Buford, has said she was overwhelmed and began entering negative results when she got behind at work.
Rapraeger was sentenced to 10 years of probation and ordered to spend up to six months in a state detention center.
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My Reading Confessions
I confess that I….Have skipped to the end of the book to make sure it has a HEA
When things get intense and a relationship appears to be on the rocks, I need some assurance that things will be ok in the end. So sometimes I skip ahead and make sure I get my happily ever after. Yes it's cheating but I'm alright with that 🙂
I confess that I….Have had my entire day(s) ruined because of how a book ended
I remember it like it was yesterday. I was reading Double Cross by Carolyn Crane and loving how thing were unfolding when BAM! she threw a curve ball for an ending and I was wrecked for days. This has happened a few times and I've never regretted reading these books but I have wished they came with a warning, some tissue and lots of chocolate.
I confess that I….Hug my books
Ok, maybe not every book but yea, I hug my books. Especially the ones with mantastic covers.
I confess that I….Often don't care for a book's heroine
In several of the PNR/UF books I've read, the heroines either feel they need to prove something all the time or they're little more than a door mat. Finding that right balance of tough, smart, stubborn, strong (not necessarily physically), and feminine isn't always easy but when it's done right (e.x. Ilona Andrews' Kate Daniels, Jennifer Estep's Gin Blanco and Jeaniene Frost's Cat Crawford) it's awesome. Unfortunately, it's not always done right.
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The Tarrant Institute has recently begun piloting a trial of Badgestack, an online badging platform, featuring level dynamics, friending and hidden rewards. As part of a course they're taking via Badgestack, Susan and Audrey recorded this Google+ hangout to talk about how Badgestack might work in a middle school classroom, and their love-hate relationship with The Leaderboard.
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April 29, 2016
An employee with the state Division of
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Located in downtown Boston's Chinatown neighborhood and the Theatre District, Tufts Medical Center is the oldest permanent medical facility in the country, and has been one of the fastest growing hospitals in Massachusetts over the last five years. Tufts Medical Center is a 415-bed robust organization and the principal teaching hospital of Tufts University School of Medicine, providing comprehensive care from routine medical care to treating the most complex diseases affecting adults and children.
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When it comes to health care, mum's the word
By: Tony Overbay, humor columnist
With all the talk lately about health care, I found myself thinking back to my first health-care crisis. I was 5. I had a friend named Blue. He was 3, maybe 4 and not much of a talker. I loaded him up in my Radio Flyer and pulled him around the driveway. We took a turn hard and Blue spilled out of the wagon and landed on his arm. When he tried to get up, his arm didn't bend the right way. I sprinted home to get help and was immediately distracted by my brother eating a Drumstick ice cream cone. I wanted one so I looked for my mom. I remembered Blue a few hours later and went to his house to find him in a cast. His parents assumed he simply fell out of the wagon. Blue didn't feel the need to tell them that it was my fault so neither did I. I learned to hold my tongue that day. I'm not saying it was right, but in that situation, it paid off. Fast forward to just a few years ago. Occasionally I suffer from seasonal allergies. The kind that stuffs your nose up so bad you can't even taste ice cream. You eat it anyway but you can't taste it. Sometimes when they were particularly bad I would get asthma-like symptoms. They would last for a week or two and a quick puff on an inhaler would clear me up. One day, I took a puff and nothing came out. I had switched insurance companies and, in order to get a new prescription, my provider required me to meet with an asthma specialist. Soon I found myself in an examination room with a grandmotherly-looking woman with hands like ice. She felt around my back and chest, listened to me breathe and lectured me on how to alleviate my asthma-like symptoms throughout the year. I held my tongue. I just wanted the new prescription. Just when I thought I was done, she pulled out a small tube-like device, hollow, with a mouthpiece on one end. It resembled a small recorder, the last musical instrument I ever attempted to play. I still remember the day I brought the recorder home from school. We were going to be best friends. The recorder and I would spend many, many ... and then I noticed my brother had a Drumstick and the recorder was immediately left behind. The doctor asked me to blow hard into the mouthpiece of the device. The top featured a row of numbers and an arrow that gauged one's wind. The numbers ranged from 0 to 20. On my first blow, the red arrow just passed the number 10. Always a competitor, I decided I would do my best to bury the arrow. No doubt she'd be impressed and talk about me and my wind in the break-room, the guy who blew a 20. On my second attempt, I gave it all I had and the arrow moved close to 14. Impressive coming off of my first attempt but not close enough to be lunchtime fodder. On the third attempt, I decided to leave nothing to chance. The room was deathly quiet. I inhaled like I was about to blow the candles off America's next birthday cake. I breathed out with a force that rivaled a typhoon. I watched as the arrow moved past 10, then 15. If only I could push just a bit harder! So I gave it everything that I had and then it happened. I was so focused on setting a record. I pushed out with such force that, well, the excess pressure needed an escape, and unfortunately, it wasn't through my mouth. Worse yet, it was loud. Among my kids, I'd be a hero but I doubted the doctor shared our fancy for flatulence. There I was, mid-30's at the time, in the room with a woman who could have been my grandmother, trying my darnedest to impress her with my wind and impress her surely I did. The sterile floors, the thin walls, the echo could no doubt be heard in the waiting room. I could immediately "own it" or pretend it didn't happen. Maybe her hearing wasn't good? If it was, then her acting was, too, because she pretended not to hear anything. She simply walked over to her prescription pad and wrote me the prescription. As she handed me the paper, I saw a smile form on one side of her mouth. I thought back to the driveway with Blue. Keeping quiet had again served me well. Although no doubt talk of my wind would indeed be the topic in the lunchroom. Tony Overbay is a Lincoln resident.


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Steven Holl [1], sculptor of air and light and principal at Steven Holl Architects [2] was just named the 2011 American Institute of Architects Gold Medal Winner [3] for his innovative designs and contributions to architecture. Holl who was born sixty-four years ago today is known for his attention to relationships between light, reflections, space and time. His structures span the world [4] from Kauai, Hawaii [5] to Hensinki, Finland [6] to Seoul, South Korea [7] and are all marked by a careful consideration for the relationship between space, light, reflection and time. Holl integrates sustainable building techniques into his designs, which often take advantage of natural lighting and ventilation. He molds structures that fit their surrounding environment and work with the environment to lower their impact.
"What, in my view, especially commends him as a candidate for the Gold Medal," said Harry Cobb, FAIA, founder of Pei Cobb Freed [8], "is his brilliantly demonstrated capacity to join his refined design sensibility to a rigorously exploratory theoretical project." In their announcement of the award the AIA noted Holl's, "humanist approach to formal experimentation," and applauded his ability to tackle urban environmental issues with solutions that, "define success in the built environment throughout the world."
In a statement, Holl said "I am grateful, I am still beginning and I consider this award shared with all my collaborators. I feel this award is a positive advocacy to make theoretical explorations and experimental works . . . I was on the way to my final review at Columbia University when I received the call from Washington D.C. and felt it connected to my teaching and efforts toward education. I remember John Hejduk's [9] statement that teaching is a social contract, and I remain committed to teaching."
"Steven not only improves the built environment, he improves the field of architecture by constantly moving us forward," said Olson Kundig Architects' [10] Tom Kundig, FAIA. Holl's architecture is not only thoughtful in design but thoughtful in purpose and practice. His theoretical building techniques will continue to alter the course of architectural practice throughout the rest of his career.
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[1] Steven Holl: http://inhabitat.com/inhabitat-interview-seven-questions-with-architect-steven-holl/
[2] Steven Holl Architects: http://www.stevenholl.com/index.php
[3] 2011 American Institute of Architects Gold Medal Winner: http://www.aia.org/practicing/AIAB092058
[4] His structures span the world: http://inhabitat.com/index.php?s=steven+holl
[5] Kauai, Hawaii: http://www.stevenholl.com/project-detail.php?id=68&worldmap=true
[6] Hensinki, Finland: http://www.stevenholl.com/project-detail.php?id=18&worldmap=true
[7] Seoul, South Korea: http://www.stevenholl.com/project-detail.php?id=114&worldmap=true
[8] Pei Cobb Freed: http://www.pcf-p.com/
[9] John Hejduk's: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hejduk
[10] Olson Kundig Architects': http://www.olsonkundigarchitects.com/
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so true becaus my poor little feet look like yams but wen i prop them up or rest they almost go down completley but thank god i dont hav pre-eclapmsia even tho my lil hirl is kickin my but rite nowposted 09/12/2007 by kishaz1stbaby
I feel the pains (normal)...but it really sucks when you don't have anyone to rub them for you. ...so Ive found getting a pedicure and asking them to rub your feet for a longer period of time is the best bet for us single mothers. Hope this helped.posted 08/14/2010 by silva_dolla
Eating enough lean protein can treat and prevent many of the swelling issues. Look up info on Dr Tom Brewer's Diet for pregnant women. Protein is essential as it helps your body make albumin; albumin acts like a sponge, floating through the body looking for toxins to soak up, which can then be eliminated from the body. Not enough protein in the diet and it's like cleaning up a big puddle with a tiny sponge, a lot of leftover toxins. What happens when you have to many toxins/cellular waste? Swelling, pre-eclampsia, premature labor, the list goes on and on. Drinking enough water (so your body doesn't store every ounce it gets) and salting food to taste are also part of the diet. I have made counting protein part of two pregnancies now; just hitting 38 weeks with #2 and never had any swelling. Happy birthing!posted 05/27/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
My wife is in 38 weeks she is suffering from severe iching on complete body pls adviceposted 08/02/2010 by muralitc2008
Drink loads of water , its amazing how much that cuts back on sweeling, just make sure you did it at least three hours before bed, or else. As far as leg cramps go , that means your not getting enough potassium , eat a banana a day and I promise it will go away. :)posted 06/24/2010 by heathernoel33
I gained almost 100 lbs when I was pregnant so I feel your pain!!! I learned that everything that feels out of place when you're pregnant is normal. I used to hate it when people would just ignore my pains and say oh it's normal instead of helping me! Don't suffer alone though go to a spa and have a massage, take a bath with nice scented candles or even just walk around the house in your underwear and watch one of your favorite movies while eating ice cream! It's the little things that make pregnancy that much bare able :)posted 09/20/2010 by Lucy50
i am also 38 weeks & 3 days pregnant at the age of 19 with my first child ; now towards the end of the pregnancy, it feels like im not going to get into labor until next year, haha. oh man, it feels like forever - my lowerback pains and muscle cramps are killing me, ugh! when will this be over.posted 05/30/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I am also 38 weeks and my legs feel like I'm an Elephant...I don't know who these women are that manage to massage their own legs and feet, I can't even get my foot close enough to my body to massage anything. Anyone else feel like ripping someones head off when they say 'awe...when you due?' (I used to be a nice person, I swear)posted 12/23/2008 by jenevera
Am 38 weeks and 2days, and i was going through alot of things i had pupps rashes was a night mare but feelling better now, am still working and i work as hell coz i dn't truest anyone doing anything for me, and i have a horrible family who dn't help N my husband is back home. so u can tell what am going through is hell but am almost there.. thanks i made it and by reading all the comments i should say lucky u guys are better than me. so good luck lady's and all the best, hang in there we all gonna meke it coz God is with us.posted 07/02/2011 by damanchunu
I don't have any swelling at all or any discomfort other than a little heartburn occasionally. Tomorrow it'll be 38 weeks. My midwife said my baby is about 5 lbs at 37 weeks. Not a big baby. Thanks God I don't think I can handle a bigger baby cuz I'm pretty small myself. I really want to have a C section but they won't schedule it for me. That's wierd. In other countries women can choose to have C section anytime they want, regardless of the situation. It's much easier and less intense than otherwise. I'd rather be cut than enduring the labor pain.posted 11/29/2011 by lalisaww
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The Supreme Court agreed today to decide whether voter identification laws unfairly deter poor and minority Americans from voting.
The decision means the high court is stepping into a contentious partisan issue in advance of the 2008 elections. The justices will hear arguments early next year in a challenge to an Indiana law that requires voters to present photo ID before casting their ballots.
The state has defended the law as a way to combat voter fraud. The state Democratic Party and civil rights groups complained that the law unfairly targets poor and minority voters, without any evidence that in-person voter fraud exists in Indiana. Courts have upheld voter ID laws in Arizona and Michigan, but struck down Missouri's.
In June, the Georgia Supreme Court threw out a challenge to that state's voter ID law but sidestepped a decision on whether the requirement was constitutional. But that changed earlier this month when the federal judge who first struck down the law ruled that a revised version passes constitutional muster.
While an appeal is still likely, the ruling is nonetheless a significant political win for Georgia's Republicans.
Voter ID became a signature issue for the party soon after it gained control of both chambers of the state Legislature.
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The oldest prisoner on North Carolina's death row has died.
N.C. Department of Correction spokesman Keith Acree says 83-year-old inmate John Fleming died Sunday of natural causes.
Fleming was sentenced to death in Northampton County for the May 1996 murder of Genie Pelham of Pleasant Hill. Fleming was convicted of breaking into Pelham's home and beating the victim on his head, then strangling him to death.
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Being prepared was a common thread in Santa Clara today. On the practice field, scout team players sported numbers corresponding with starters on the Packers' offense and defense. Chuck Jacobs was Jordy Nelson, and Jonathan Baldwin was James Jones to name a few.
While the 49ers have probably been scheming for Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay for a while, the Packers' preparation for San Francisco and Colin Kaepernick likely started the day they unceremoniously ejected them from the playoffs last season. While the read-option was already turning heads, his performance essentially placed a gigantic floodlight on the new system, with the Packers' defense playing the chumps.
To no one's surprise, Matthews faced a ton of questions about preparing for Kaepernick's running ability, and when asked who mimics Kaepernick in practice, the linebacker answered Aaron Rodgers.
"It's hard to emulate when the pocket breaks down and him staying alive," Matthews said. "We're just aware of that, so if that does come about we got the right athletes to make plays."
The Packers coaching staff may have taken extra steps to prepare when they picked up former-49ers Scott Tolzien and Seneca Wallace. Matthews claimed he hadn't consulted with the longtime backup, which you as the reader may take with the tiniest grain of salt. He did, however, thank us for giving him a great idea.
McCarthy, who was considerably less direct with his answers, waved off the idea of signing a quarterback simply because he can emulate what defenses face with the read-option.
"We didn't go that far," McCarthy said. "We didn't feel the desire to sign a quarterback on our 90-man roster just to do that."
His reason for signing Wallace was the insight gained from General Manager Ted Thompson's time in Seattle, where the quarterback was originally drafted.
As for whether the coaches would pick Tolzien's brain for information about the 49ers?
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The 49ers' head coach had little to say about Aldon Smith's most recent legal developments, but beyond that question it was a pretty lighthearted press conference. It began with Harbaugh walking up to the podium and pointing out to AP writer Janie McCauley that they were both wearing the same watch.
Later, the coach was asked about Aaron Rodgers, and the interaction turned into vintage Harbaugh awkwardness. Here's a clip of the interaction, which takes place in the first 15 or 20 seconds of the video, along with his answer.
Next, I asked Harbaugh if Patrick Willis will be ready to go on Sunday, to which he said, "I think so." I asked him if Willis would be wearing a cast, and he said, "Possibly."
Willis stepped to the podium without a cast on his hand, and he was a little more descriptive about his condition.
"It's doing good," Willis said of his hand. "They say it takes eight weeks for a bone to completely heal … I think this friday will be five weeks from the surgery so, the doctors say it looks good. That's a good thing."
The linebacker said there would be "no excuses" about his ability to make plays being hindered by the hand injury. As for the Packers and trying to play more balanced with Eddie Lacy? Willis channeled his inner Mike Tyson.
"I guess it's that saying that everybody got a plan when you go into a game, and sometimes that plan gets deviated."
— Aldon Smith got asked four minutes worth of questions before Mindi Bach of CSN Bay Area finally broached the topic of his lawsuit. One of the questions went down a pretty funny path, with Aldon Smith saying he could jump over one of the reporters in the media scrum:
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Question: On a personal note, there was a lady who scored four goals for Team USA soccer team last night, Sydney Leroux, and there was a report that said that you guys were dating.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Between 5,000 and 6,000 census takers have started going door-to-door to count the number of Oklahomans.
U.S. Census officials say the workers began making home visits last week and will continue until mid-July in an effort to count the population of the nation and of Oklahoma.
More than 72 percent of all U.S. households and about 66 percent of Oklahoma households that received a census form have mailed it back.
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Dividend booster.
Trades at a discount to its underlying NAV.
Has underperformed S&P500 for 3, 5, and 10 years, with mostly large-cap holdings. Dividend history is confusing, pays a nickle Q1,2&3; than in November pays a much larger dividend that is mostly made up of a return of capital, draining the value of the fund. Actual dividends passed on from holdings is much less:
Distribution Yield (Market) 4.63%
Income Only Yield 1.30%
Adams appears to yield income less than the S&P500. Compare ADX's 1.3% to SPY's 1.92%.
IMO, Adams' benefit of 14.7% discount to NAV is eaten up by fees (Mgmt Fees 0.667%, Expense Ratio 0.900%) and poor stock selection.
Looks like this very closely matches the S&P. Pretty much flip a coin and close it at the right time. Red-Thumbed due to a lower dividend yield than SPY.
Nice diversified set of top rated large cap companies selling at larger than normal historic discount.
I have owned ADX for years and have considered the return as mediocre. I still own it because othersseem to rate it rather well
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