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With torrential rains and 80 mph winds, Hurricane Irene tore up the East Coast the last weekend of August. Although it had been downgraded to a Category 1 storm, public officials in the New York area took precautionary steps by implementing mandatory evacuations of hospitals and nursing homes in low-lying areas. That action prompted the transfer of hundreds of patients to healthcare facilities that were more than ready to handle the influx.
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An executive order given Aug. 25 by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg called for the evacuation of residents in the city's low-lying Zone A areas (see sidebar). It also required all senior centers, nursing homes and hospitals in those areas to evacuate patients by 8 p.m. Aug. 26. The order included the removal of about 270 patients from Coney Island Hospital in Brooklyn.
"We were all awaiting the mayor's word," said Terry Mancher, RN, MSA, NE-BC, Coney Island's CNO. "Alan Aviles, president of [New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation], notified our executive director, Arthur Wagner, who then notified the executive staff. He held a leadership meeting at 6:30 that evening, and all the leaders got the word out to staff."
In a short time frame, staff moved quickly to prepare patients for transfer. "At about midnight, the chief medical officer and I went through every patient and determined whether they needed ACLS or BCLS, if so, how to transfer them in the safest possible way, and where they would be going," Mancher said. In the morning, she met with all nurse managers. "I gave them a form with each patient's name and receiving hospital, and how they were to be transferred. There was also an envelope that included medications, any allergies and all the nursing transfer instructions."
Patients were transported via private ambulances and city-provided buses, Mancher said. The hospital also received assistance from the New York City Fire Department. "They helped us with the transport and even came up to the units and helped us physically get the patients out," she said.
Patients were transferred to other Brooklyn facilities including Woodhull Medical Center, Long Island College Hospital, Maimonides Medical Center, Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, Interfaith Medical Center and Kings County Hospital, which received the majority of patients. Holliswood Hospital in Queens also received patients. During transfer, all critical-care patients were accompanied by either a nurse or resident and paramedics, Mancher said. ACLS patients were transferred one at a time, and patients who needed wheelchairs were transferred simultaneously.
To ensure continuity of care, Coney Island sent social workers and therapists with nursing staff to the receiving hospitals along with supplies to fully support its patients. "There were a few hospitals that needed our staff to stay around-the-clock," Mancher said.
The 24-hour deadline was no match for Coney Island's staff. The hospital successfully transferred the majority of its patients by 5 p.m., three hours before the deadline. Mancher credits Coney Island's dedicated and efficient staff. "No one said 'I have to go.' A lot of the nurses just said 'Just tell me where I need to go and I'm there," Mancher said. "I'm so proud of my staff."
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When they got word they would be receiving patients from Long Beach (N.Y.) Medical Center, staff at Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow, N.Y., were ready. Having already been at a level 1 on the medical center's Hospital Incident Command System after the earthquake a couple of days before the hurricane, staff knew what to expect and how to prepare accordingly, said Linda Condon, RN, director of nursing, critical care. Both Condon and Laura Kyrillidis, RN, MHA, director of nursing, perinatal and pediatric services, were on duty when they were notified about the transferred patients.
"Laura and I and the other DONs then informed the nurse managers that we were getting patients from Long Beach," Condon said. Then the medical center implemented HICS, said Kathy Skarka, RN, MSN, CNA, NUMC's senior vice president and CNO. "The HICS notification was also spread through a pop-up screen on the computers that staff use for charting," she said.
About 56 patients were transferred to NUMC via ambulance or Able-Ride, a Metropolitan Transit Authority paratransit bus service for people with disabilities. Although patients arrived with about a four-day supply of medications, orders were entered into NUMC's system. "We decided to treat them all as regular transfers," Condon said. "We had our attendings enter orders as if these were our permanent patients. We then dispensed all new orders so it was a lot less confusing."
Because Long Beach was in a mandatory evacuation zone, many LBMC staff were able to stay at NUMC with their patients. "Some staff from LBMC had to evacuate their own homes. We also had volunteers [from NUMC]who were willing to step up and stay, so we used a combination of theirs and ours," Skarka said.
LBMC also sent additional lay staff to assist, which allowed staff to take time to rest and recharge. "We were able to have about 50 staff members at a time go and sleep," she said.
A. Holly Patterson Extended Care in Uniondale, N.Y., received about 28 residents from Long Beach Komanoff Nursing Home. Although it was short on much-needed staff, those who were there stepped up and put patients first, said Marie Magloire, RN, director of nursing. "We needed additional staff but were unable to secure them, so, therefore, we had to work more efficiently. Clinical administrative staff like me had to provide hands-on care, such as administering medications, changing diapers and feeding, while nonclinical administrative staff made beds, worked in the kitchen and monitored residents for safety, etc."
The mandatory evacuation order also forced NYU Langone Medical Center to evacuate patients to The Mount Sinai Medical Center. Staff immediately readied the hospital for 40 transfers. Mount Sinai initially received word of the evacuations from the Greater New York Hospital Association and then worked directly with NYU Langone staff, said Carol Porter, RN, DNP, CNO and senior vice president at Mount Sinai and associate dean of nursing research and education at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine.
NYU sent staff with 16 patients who were transferred to an interim step-down area that was set up in a Mount Sinai PACU, Porter said.
Michael McCarry, RN, senior vice president of perioperative services at Mount Sinai, helped set up that area because he realized the PACU was a perfect place for a step-down area. "In a situation like this it's not how many beds you have available, it's how many critical care beds can you create," McCarry said.
Similar to NUMC, calls from family members were handled with ease. "Family members were able to call into the unit and talk to the nurses," said Sonia Zabala RN, MPA, clinical director of cardiology services at Mount Sinai. "Friends and family members were able to visit."
NYU also sent two RNs to work in the NICU, while Mount Sinai provided staff for the remaining evacuated patients.
Mount Sinai and NYU Langone staff collaborated immediately, Zabala said. "One of the NYU nurses stated 'Mount Sinai nurses rock,' a compliment that was returned by the Mount Sinai nurses," Zabala said. "The camaraderie and bonding was instantaneous. You would think they had been working together for years."
Teamwork makes a difference
The morning of Aug. 29, facilities were actively transferring patients back or securing plans to do so. "Getting them out safely and in a timely fashion was much more important than getting them back quickly," Mancher said. The same methods were used to get patients back. A National Guard 18-wheel truck assisted with the transport of bed mattresses and equipment out of the A. Holly Patterson nursing home back to the Long Beach Komanoff nursing home.
In an emergency situation, teamwork is key to a successful outcome. "The staff and leadership at both NYU Langone and Mount Sinai were extremely collaborative and positive about the entire experience," Porter said. "This was an example of two Magnet nursing departments working together and maintaining their Magnet standards."


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Whether or not a Radian fits in a German car depends on the length of the buckle stalks. If the buclke stalks are long, it can be annoyingly difficult to impossible to get an acceptable install. If they are short (almost imbedded in the seat), it is very easy to install the Radian.
Remember that seat belts usually don't lock in Germany. Make sure you know how to use a locking clip.
Cars manufactured after 2002 have ISOFIX (lower LATCH) anchors, and newer cars have top tether anchors, too. However, for about 5-8 years, there was a time when cars had ISOFIX anchors without the top tether anchors. The spacing of the ISOFIX anchors is the same as lower LATCH anchors, and the weight limit is 40 lbs.
GO of the Traveling with Children and Germany boards.
I would recommend the First Years True-Fit for a long skinny child or a Britax convertible with "70" in the name for a short, chunky child.
Both have lock-offs, so you can avoid using a locking clip. The True Fit has a tall shell but only rear-faces to 35 lbs. The Britax seats have shorter shells, but rear-face to 40 lbs.
Ask on the Car Seat Questions board for specifics on both of those seats, explaining your situation and that you will need the lock-offs. How well will either of these seats fit in a small car? Which one is narrower? Give your child's age and weight along with how long you want to rear-face him.
Truthfully, though, the Radian works in all of my friends' cars, just not in mine. I love it for air travel because it has such a low profile and is narrow enough to fit down the aisle on the luggage cart.
GO of the Traveling with Children and Germany boards.
So far I had no problems installing my Britax Marathon 70 in different cars in Germany. I had it in an 2011 Toyota Prius, a 2000 Audi A8 and a 2010 Renault Modus - all but the Audi had Isofix. I also installed it in an OLD Nissan Van thingy, that was by far the easiest install. I always had it RF and I had some trouble with the top teether in the Audi but after some fiddling no problem. The best install I got in the smallest car the Renault - very quick and easy and straight forward.
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And if you are looking on the lemon lot at the base, then you could end up with either. While we were in Germany though, a lot of the lemon lot cars where older American cars that people brought with them - then they may have bought a new car in Germany (with one of those military deals) and then sell the car they brought with them.
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Villa's USA stopper thinks he will be a major asset for Villa against the Baggies.
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There are active RPs that rarely use their OOC though, as well as a bunch of
closed or ended RPs that have no further use being there. I feel if it were only the active RPs on the actual boards, there'd be a much more sleek and smooth look to it.
As for taking up memory... It wouldn't. It's be the exact same amount of data... just moved to a different page.
It doesn't sound like it'd be a whole lot of effort after the first overhaul. Instead of simply locking or deleting a thread, it would be moved to the archive. If the GM wants it back on the list, they just contact the admin. Simple as that. Because recently-made RPs that have reached a dead-end (including my Minecraft RP, due to low interest and life taking away free time from players) or recently abandoned RPs will still be in those front pages. Not to mention when someone posts in one of those threads and it shoots right back to the top.
To be quite honest, I never even go past the first page.
I think it'd seem... Well, cleaner, to have only the in-progress or just-starting RPs in the regular threads. Separating alive from dead would probably increase the chance of a new RP actually starting off, and getting the players it needs to survive.
If you never go past the first page, how could you claim to think there's an issue with how the things are currently set up? Oo Not to mention I never said anything about 'memory', so I'm not sure where that came from. I really can't see how you're connecting your ideas here? If we took out all of the threads that are 'dead', people would be more likely to join RPs that are active? But those active RPs are already at the top of the list, so once again it isn't necessary. All your idea is, is displacing the threads to create the illusion that things are "neat", when all you're doing is dumping everything into a sub - which doesn't change anything.
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Fate/Stay Night (Fate/Zero) RP? I'd be up for that. :D Fate/Zero is one of the spring anime that I picked up (or rather, continued) and I've already seen Stay Night twice (though still need to play the game).
I can't see it getting a lot of members, but I think it'll be better off with a smaller number of players anyways. Focusing on a few Master / Servant pairs will be a lot easier than... all of them, and the other Masters can show up for conflict-y stuff. XD
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Ozzie Guillen hopes 2011 won't be his final season with the White Sox. In fact, Guillen said Saturday he expects his managerial tenure in the city to extend well beyond the present decade.
With one year remaining on his contract and the team languishing around the .500 mark in spite of an offseason spending spree, much speculation has centered around Guillen's future with the White Sox. Rumors of his possible departure haven't been helped by his hot-and-cold relationship with White Sox general manager Kenny Williams. Guillen may have further complicated the situation by recently saying he wanted the club to extend his deal beyond the 2012 season.
So has that off-the-field drama had an adverse impact on the White Sox this season?
"No, not at all," Guillen said. "People think that's going to be an excuse because [we're] not playing the way we should be playing. Well, that's their opinion. ... Those guys out there, they're very professional. ... Believe me, I say it very clear all the time, if anything's distracting the players, I try to stay away from it. [The media] can say what they want to say. They can have their own opinion. But I'm [the] manager of this ballclub. I'm with them every day. I look at their face every day. I talk to them every day about it. And the last thing they mention is what's going on off the field."
Guillen isn't the only franchise fixture whose future with the White Sox has been called into question. Mark Buehrle, who has spent all 11 of his big league seasons with the club, will be a free agent when the 2011 season ends. Based on what Buehrle said when he inked a four-year extension in 2007, some have speculated he might consider retirement. Guillen doesn't think that will be the case.
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With so many high-school counseling offices overburdened, many families turn to a growing number of outside services for help navigating the increasingly complex and competitive admissions process. These range from spendy private consultants to moderately priced or free Web search engines and Web sites that suggest "right fit" colleges and/or predict a student's chances of getting in.
Since the Monson family of Shoreline used a private consultant, we asked senior Kelsey Monson to check out some of the online services and report their results. Here's what she found:
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Most are members of Independent Educational Consultants Association or National Association for College Admission Counseling, which require visits to at least 50 colleges (www.educationalconsulting.org/ and www.nacacnet.org).
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They're criticized for providing an unfair advantage for the better-off, but the number of college-bound students using them keeps climbing: latest figure, 9 percent. Professionals typically offer free counseling to one or two low-income students each year as part of their ethics code (if interested, ask one for an application).
Results: After giving Kelsey a survey and conducting an in-depth interview, Kelsey's counselor recommended 20 colleges and universities to consider.
Comments: "It's a lot easier to talk to a counselor than it is with your parents," Kelsey says. "She took the time to get to know me as a person and really listened to me — and I think that shows in the schools she suggested for me."
Destination U — $199.95
www.destination-u.com Drawing on stats gathered about 18,000 college students, a 17-year college counseling veteran designed this system to create a personalized list of colleges after users complete an online interview.
Results: Of the 18 schools it turned up in Kelsey's first search, two-thirds matched schools recommended by a private counselor. The site was a bit more optimistic about her admissions chances at certain schools than her counselor was (called some "likely" that the counselor labeled "target," meaning "in her zone."). Schools were filtered out with new ones added during revised searches.
Comments: "I strongly recommend it for people who don't have enough time or money to visit a private counselor," Kelsey says. "When I screwed up on one answer, their customer service called me back within a half-hour and walked me through it on the phone without making me feel dumb. I was able to finish the survey within 45 minutes — and I can go back and update it any time I want."
Downsides: "It doesn't care about my personal feelings, so it included schools I don't want to consider. Some of the questions are too ambiguous. It makes you choose between describing yourself as a star athlete or nothing. But what if you're good at a sport — just not scholarship material?"
College Data — Free
www.CollegeData.com Free mega-service site for students and parents. Enter a student's GPA, extracurriculars, test scores and honors classes, and its College Admission Tracker calculates admissions odds ("it's a reach," "a maybe" or a "good bet") for almost any school in the country.
Results: Likelihood of getting in to five preference colleges matched what a private college counselor predicted, almost to a T.
Comments: "It has a lot of other cool stuff here, including tips on managing money, time and life in college — plus "College Buzz" — profiles of a diverse group of freshmen who describe their "road to college" from high school to freshman year.
One downside: "There aren't enough match questions" to be helpful picking schools. All they want to know is whether you like big or small schools, how much you can afford and what part of the country you'll consider."
Counselor-O-Matic — Free
www.princetonreview.com/college/research/advsearch/match.aspPrinceton Review search engine combines a student's grades and extracurriculars, and compares them against personal preferences (private versus public, East versus West coast, expected major, etc.) to kick out a list of possible colleges.
Results: A list of almost 70 schools, including many of those the counselor also picked, but "some that made no sense" the first time through the screening (but not the UW).
Comments: "I wouldn't use this as my only college search system, but it's free and you can answer all the questions in about 20 minutes," Kelsey says. "It crunches information really fast, plus it provides direct links to the colleges' Web sites and profiles from Princeton Review."
Downside: "If you're not really picky when you answer the profile questions, it will give you a really broad list — a bit too many. It's not nearly as accurate as working with a live counselor."
Naviance — Free if your school subscribes
www.naviance.com A great tool for personalized college and scholarship research, planning and application tracking; also allows you to see how your grades and scores compare to those of grads from your school attending your targeted colleges. Accessed by a school portal or via a school-based account only if your school subscribes; about 30 Puget Sound high schools do, including Garfield High, Eastside Catholic and Lakeside schools, at a cost of about $2,575 per year, often paid for by PTSA or other parent groups.
Comments: "If we had Naviance at our school," says Shorecrest student Kelsey, "a lot of people wouldn't turn to other services."
Thick Envelope — $8-$90
www.thickenvelope.com Search engine created by Harvard grads says it rates likelihood of getting into a selection of top schools (covers University of Washington) by tapping into its knowledge of what specific schools weigh more heavily — such as teacher recommendations, community service, grades, test scores — compared to the student's qualifications. Pay for one ($8) up to 100 schools ($90).
Comments: "It takes only 10 minutes and it just might tell you if you're delusional about getting in a dream school," Kelsey says. But, "It doesn't look at you as a whole person, just what you look like on your transcript."
College Confidential (www.collegeconfidential.com) — $89-$3,600-plus
For an $89 starter fee, it gives you a general evaluation of how competitive you are for your list of potential colleges, separating them into "far reach," "reach," "realistic" and "safe," and suggests how you can sharpen your competitiveness (such as retooling an essay; it asks for a sample). But it can a la carte you up to $3,600-plus if you add more services (including its notorious $15,000 Ivy Guaranteed Admissions Program which, if it accepts you into the program, guarantees admittance to one of your top two college choices, or your money back).
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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
A is for Age: 33 - turning 34 in March
B is for Booze: not really, but I enjoy wine tasting sometimes
C is for Car: VW Golf diesel - although my dream car is an Audi and I will have one some day
D is for Dad's name: Michael
E is for Ego: Yes, but not in a bad way
F is for Favorite song or music: all over the place - Bob Marley, Nina Simone, Tracy Chapman, Pearl Jam (love Eddie Vedder's new stuff), Oasis...I could go on and on.
G is for Goof off thing to do: read books, knit, watch TV
H is for Hometown: Albany currently, but not what I would consider my hometown...
I is for IQ: never tested, but I figure probably pretty average. I was average on my SATs and GREs, Veterinary Medical Board exam, etc. so probably have an average IQ, too.
J is for Jam or Jelly you like: anything home made
K is for Kids: Not yet
L is for Living arrangement: little 1941 house with awesome arched doorways and original trim/windows/floors - but in need of major repairs...hopefully this spring/summer.
M is for Mom's name: Linda
N is for Name of best friend: my DH is my best friend...my best girl friend is Britney, but I don't tend to hang on to friends forever...I detach easily. I don't have childhood friends. I'm not a friend kind of person.
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T is for Talents: cooking - I can't sing, draw, paint, build things or craft things...but I can cook!
U is for Unique trait: hmmm...I am psychic/intuitive (don't laugh!)
V is for vegetable you love: yam, squash, asparagus, artichoke, eggplant. How about I name the ones I don't like? tomatoes.
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I'm with you on the tomatoes! Food of the Devil. Why do people have to put them in every wretched salad or sandwich known to man and then think that, when you remind them 'No tomatoes' they take the sandwich round the back, remove the tomatoes and then come and hand it back to you, thinking you can't see the odd few seeds or taste the nasty slimy juice? For donkey's years now I've been telling people I'm allergic to tomatoes, as it's the only way to get them to take me seriously! But, weirdly, I am fine with store bought ketchup and baked bean, even Heinz Cream of Tomato soup! Hey ho... !
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I was shocked at some of the quirky things we have in common.
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I'm a cook too, not a crafter. My husband is very artistic and talented. When I try I end up gluing my fingers together. I bought myself a clarinet at a rummage sale and tried to learn to play it. After days of my snorting and squawking with it my hubby picked it up and was playing music with it in 15 minutes. I was seething. Haven't touched it since.
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Five friends end up in a remote cabin where they find The Book of the Dead. They summon dormant demons living in the dormant woods. The demons possess the friends one by one until only one remains to fight off the forces of evil.
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Genres: Horror
Year: 2013
Runtime: 91
MPAA Rating: R
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Nominations: 12
Writers: Fede Alvarez, Rodo Sayagues, Sam Raimi
Producers: Bruce Campbell, Sally Campbell, Joseph Drake, Nathan Kahane, Matthew F. Leonetti Jr., Sam Raimi, Peter Schlessel, Rob Tapert
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Olympic stunner: Lysacek upsets Plushenko
VANCOUVER, British Columbia After the skate of his life, Evan Lysacek had to wait for what seemed like forever to find out what it was worth.
The result: Olympic gold.
Lysacek stunned defending champion Evgeni Plushenko of Russia at the Vancouver Games on Thursday night, becoming the first American man to win figure skating gold since Brian Boitano 22 years ago. Plushenko was so sure he'd won that he held up both index fingers after his free skate.
But Lysacek soon was holding up the medal Plushenko came out of retirement to chase.
"I was able to go out and skate the program the way I wanted to," said Lysacek, the reigning world champ who went first in the final group. "I'm ecstatic with it.
"I saw that American flag go up, and I couldn't believe it was for me."
Believe it. And believe that Lysacek, without a quad, outpointed Plushenko at the Russian's strength, the technical marks, which was a sore point with the runner-up.
"I was positive that I won," Plushenko said through a translator. "But I suppose Evan needs a medal more than I do. Maybe it's because I already have one.
"But I have to share with you, two silver and one Olympic gold medal is not too bad."
Plushenko also won silver in 2002 and is the only man with three Olympic medals; Gillis Grafstrom of Sweden won four from 1920-32.
Diasuke Takahashi took the bronze, the first figure skating medal for a Japanese man.
Lysacek won with a career-best 257.67 points, 1.31 ahead of the Russian, who skated last - about a half-hour after Lysacek finished.
The other Americans, Johnny Weir and U.S. champ Jeremy Abbott, finished sixth and ninth.
"It's so special, and to join names like Brian Boitano, Scott Hamilton, Kristi Yamaguchi, just like some of my idols in the sport and people that have given me so much inspiration, you know, it's an honor," Lysacek said during an appearance on NBC's "Today" show Friday morning.
Lysacek edged Plushenko on the mark for their technical elements: jumps, spins and footwork. That's the score which Plushenko, also a three-time world champion, has pretty much owned.
"Plushenko was brilliant in the jumping. He did some brilliant, very difficult things," explained Frank Carroll, Lysacek's coach. "But if you think of his skating, he was very brilliant, then down. And very brilliant, then down. It was going in waves. Evan just sort of stayed in a straight line and kept going at a certain level from the start to the finish."
Even more surprising, particularly to the perplexed Plushenko: Lysacek won without doing that so-called all-important quadruple jump.
"If the Olympic champion doesn't know how to jump a quad, I don't know," Plushenko said. "Now it's not men's figure skating, now it's dancing."
Lysacek felt his program was strong enough that he didn't need a quadruple jump to beat Plushenko.
"I knew that the base of my program was really strong, and with the jumps and spins added and combine that total, I would be OK," Lysacek said on Friday. "... Of course, I questioned it at times and thought maybe I should go for it. It's the Olympics, but at the same time, I still had a really difficult program and I was happy with the way I performed it."
Plushenko left the ice soon after the medals ceremony, even while Lysacek and Takahashi were still celebrating. He took the silver medal off from around his neck as he exited the rink.
Lysacek wasn't letting go of his medal so quickly. After holding his right hand on his heart while the "Star-Spangled Banner" played, he clutched the prize in his left hand during his victory lap.


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Around 4:30 p.m. Saturday officers responded to a report of a dead person at 908 Douglas Avenue. Relatives of the victim, 57-year-old David Knox of Greenville, reported they had stopped by the home to visit and found Knox dead in the home.
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Employment and Support Allowance was introduced in 2008 to replace Incapacity Benefit and Income Support (because of a disability).
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So far, the disability community's concerns about ESA have largely centred on whether its Work Capability Assessment is fit for purpose.
However, the Welfare Reform Bill introduced another area of concern – a time limit of 365 days for those on contributory ESA in the work-related activity group. This means that after a year, some people will not get ESA at all. The government has said that people should not get indefinite support, and that the change brings rules for ESA in line with Jobseeker's Allowance.
During the Bill's first reading, an amendment was passed in the House of Lords, changing the time limit to two years, but this was overturned in the Commons. Back in the Lords for the second reading, the government agreed to an amendment that would allow it to increase the time limit if necessary. Lord Freud said: "A time limit of 365 days is still specified in the Bill, but with the added flexibility to increase the number of days."
However, for now, the time limit still applies. The Disability Benefits Consortium points out that the government has not provided any evidence that a year is sufficient for many disabled people to return to work. The time limit could penalise people with a learning disability in particular, who often want to work, but face barriers that mean finding a job within a year could be impossible.
On the positive side, because it only applies to contributory ESA, the time limit won't affect recipients of income-related ESA. Jane Alltimes explains: "Many people with a learning disability are on low incomes and will therefore be eligible for income-related ESA instead. Although, because of the relatively low thresholds for income-related ESA, someone with a learning disability who has been left money by their parents or who has an employed partner may not be eligible."
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A family frustrated by a news report last week that left them unable to sell the majority of their watermelons donated the crop Thursday.
Cousins Randy and Jerry Foy from Trenton in Jones County donated more than 300 watermelons to the Society of Saint Andrews, an organization that works with farmers to help feed hungry families across eleven counties in Eastern Carolina.
A report last week by another media outlet prompted a store to stop selling the watermelons after the store was told they were grown next to a field where there had previously been soil contaminated with jet fuel, but the watermelons had never been tested. State agriculture officials tested the watermelons after the report and they checked out just fine, but Foy says the damage had already been done.
Hundreds of volunteers were on hand Thursday and were grateful for the donation. Gloria Henderson is with the Society of Saint Andrews. She says, "The people who are the recipients, they are definitely going to be blessed by this. Sometimes we don't know why things happen or why it's intended to happen, but it definitely will benefit those who are in need."
The Foys say since Tuesday they've been able to sell several truckloads of watermelon, however their major suppliers remain on the fence.
A watermelon grower in the east says he's upset by a media report last week that left him unable to sell his crop, potentially costing him thousands of dollars.
Jones County farmer Randy Foy is speaking out to WITN because he says a story last week by another media outlet has tarnished his name with his major suppliers.
Foy says his major suppliers aren't buying from him anymore. "Everything was set up with a contract to sell before we planted them and they were all sold. The guy would take all of em that we had and now he's not taking any."
Foy is upset after a report by another media outlet prompted a store to stop selling his watermelons. The store was told they were grown next to a field where there had previously been soil contaminated with jet fuel. Foy says the problem was the watermelons hadn't been tested yet.
State agriculture officials did test the watermelons after the report, and they checked out just fine, no problems. But Foy says, "The damage is already done and now we're suffering from the loss of not being able to sell em." Foy says the report could cost him thousands of dollars.
Horticulture agent Mark Seitz says the report couldn't have come at a worse time. The July 4th weekend is typically the highest selling point of the growing season. "There's other farmers that also have watermelons and other vegetables and fruit crops ready to sell right now, and if you lose this market window, you'll certainly lose a significant amount of sales."
Randy Foy and his cousin Jerry are in the business together. Foy says he's grateful that another local grocer in Trenton is selling his crop again, but it's not nearly enough for his family to stay afloat. He says they plan to give away the unsellable crop, nearly 400 watermelons, to needy families.


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Just wanted to report an odd finding that I've seen with the part of the hack that allows Pokemon to evolve without the National Dex. I've directed some people to it for their hacks on another forum, and it seems there is a problem. Gen 2 and 3 Pokemon do evolve just fine, but Gen 1 mons don't evolve to mons from other Gens; so Golbat->Crobat doesn't work while Chikorita->Bayleef does. I have no idea why this might be, but it's something you'll want to look in to.
Thanks for alerting me to that bug. I honestly thought I'd fixed that, but I shall have another look when I get a chance.
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I doubt that's a priority, as most hacks give out the National Pokédex immediately. Still, that does need to be fixed eventually.
It's certainly not a priority, but it's something I would like to have fixed before I release anything.
Incidentally, I will be releasing a Public Alpha within the next few days/weeks. I'll detail the Terms and Conditions (and such) when it gets released. It's currently available to a select few hackers I know for (semi) private alpha testing.
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With her new thriller "The Two Faces of January" nearing its anticipated premiere, Kirsten Dunst soaked up the spotlight by covering the May 2014 issue of Harper's Bazaar UK magazine.
Love was in the air at the Staples Center last night (March 4) as Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis joined Kirsten Dunst and Garrett Hedlund for the Los Angeles Lakers game.
Stepping out for a romantic dinner date, Kirsten Dunst and her boyfriend Garrett Hedlund showed up at Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles on Thursday (January 9).
The "Bring It On" cutie looked absolutely gorgeous in a red and black dress while the "TRON: Legacy" actor wore a black suit as they made their way into the fancy hot spot.
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Bringing San Diego's top news team Down Under, the cast of "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" went to the premiere in Sydney on Sunday (November 24).
Ron Burgundy himself ( Will Ferrell) donned a gray suit, pale blue dress shirt and blue patterned tie while Paul Rudd went blue on blue with an all-navy ensemble
Joining the masses, Kirsten Dunst joined Instagram on Tuesday (June 25), sharing pictures of her family members and her boyfriend Garrett Hedlund as her first posts.
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The Roosevelt Roughriders can thank some senior believers and a homegrown coach for their first postseason trip in 15 years. The Seattle school plays No. 1 Skyline on Friday in the Class 4A state quarterfinals,
In the belly of Memorial Stadium two years ago, the seeds of Roosevelt High School's football resurgence were planted in an emotionally broken locker room.
The Roughriders had lost 35-28 to rival Garfield on the first day of October, and the sting of disappointment quickly devolved into outright finger pointing after the game. Some players simply kept their heads down, their eyes focused on the concrete. The more vocal members of that team, though, started blaming each other.
"That game made me realize that our team wasn't going in the right direction and that something definitely had to change," said Taku Shiozaki, one of many sophomore contributors that year. "We just told ourselves, 'This won't happen next year or years to come.' "
Two years later, those sophomores are now seniors driving one of the area's most surprising feel-good stories. Unexpectedly, improbably even, long-dormant Roosevelt (8-3) will play No. 1 Skyline (11-0) at 7 p.m. today at Memorial Stadium in the Class 4A state quarterfinals.
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Even making the playoffs marked a significant accomplishment. The Roughriders hadn't done so since 1995. Roosevelt's deep senior class has returned the program to better days, when finishing above .500 wasn't a once-a-decade experience.
"Roosevelt was once the biggest high school in the state and was considered a powerful place," said Dan Raley, a former Roosevelt football player and longtime Seattle Post-Intelligencer sports reporter. "This team represents redemption to a lot of alums. I just went to my reunion, and a lot of people were talking about this team."
Roosevelt has a proud football history. The Roughriders were one of the city's best teams in the 1960s under legendary coach Don Harney and produced college-bound players, including future NFL player Bo Cornell.
Yet Roosevelt made the playoffs only once in the 1970s, twice in the '80s and once in the '90s. Then, in 1997, Seattle's Roosevelt, Garfield and Franklin joined KingCo, and the slide began.
Before this season, the Roughriders' overall record since joining KingCo was 35-101, with their only winning season in 2008, when they went 5-4.
They became a punching bag for suburban schools in one of the state's powerhouse leagues. Roosevelt doesn't have the youth programs of Bellevue or Newport. And the school hasn't always had the facilities afforded most KingCo teams.
In 2004, while Roosevelt was being remodeled, the team's temporary practice field didn't have goal posts. Instead, players tried simulating goal posts by hoisting their arms in the air.
An exchange student from Denmark who had never played football before went out for the team that year as a kicker. Jeff Ware, Roosevelt's coach at the time, remembers a conversation he had the first week with his perplexed player.
"Coach, when am I going to see goal posts?" the kicker asked.
"You may not until our first game. But they look like this," Ware replied, holding up his arms. "Kick it over the one in the middle and between the two on the sides."
Victories were equally hard to find. In 2002, after Roosevelt beat Inglemoor 10-0 to cap a 2-8 season, opposing fans at a basketball game taunted Inglemoor's team with chants of, "Roos-e-velt foot-ball!"
The jokes spread into the school's hallways as well. The school newspaper even wrote an article criticizing football players for not working hard enough.
"It was kind of brutal," said Tate Maider, a senior.
Then came this year.
Second-year Roosevelt coach Matt Nelsen returned a deep senior class that he talked about with reverence. He had Shiozaki, a powerful runner, and an experienced line. More important, he had a team committed to the work required to win.
All year, from the aftermath of a surprising shutout of state-ranked Seattle Prep to a road win at powerhouse Issaquah and even through two playoff wins, Nelsen toed a vanilla line: He refused to let wins define the success of this senior class.
It was part coach-speak, but part something else — Roosevelt's reality. Nelsen played quarterback on his school's last playoff team in 1995. He then watched as teams limped through KingCo games, unable to crack the playoff barrier the next 15 years.
"I've watched this program battle for so long," he said. "I've seen this program have some teams that were pretty tough and pretty good. But when you're in this conference, it's hard to get good feedback for all the hard work you put in."
Of Roosevelt's three losses, one came against Newport of Bellevue, which made the first round of the playoffs, and another came against Kennedy of Burien, which is in the Class 3A quarterfinals. They were by a total of eight points.
The other defeat? A 57-14 loss to Skyline, the Sammamish team Roosevelt plays Friday. The Spartans have never lost to a KingCo city school — Roosevelt, Ballard and Garfield — and are defending 4A state champions.
But regardless of what happens against Skyline, Roosevelt's season has exceeded expectations. KingCo coaches picked the Roughriders to finish fourth in the six-team Crown Division. Now they're one of eight 4A teams in the state still playing.
Hugh Millen, a former Husky and NFL quarterback who graduated from Roosevelt in 1981, is savoring the success with his former teammates and old friends from high school.
"It's been a while since Roosevelt's been on the radar," he said. "So now everybody's saying, 'Hey, wow, look, the Teddies are playing well!' "
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