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Every Friday from now through August 2nd. I'll be hosting the Starlight Musicals Outdoor Concert at Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale.
This has turned into a Multi-Meetup event and everyone is welcome. No matter what Meetup group you are in, you are welcomed.
I bring my tent and two folding tables for people who bring food or drinks to share.
I set up in the grass at the edge of the parking lot, just across from the tennis courts. If you are standing in the back looking at the stage, we'll be along the back to the far right. Its far enough from the stage that we can enjoy a conversation without shouting, but not so far that we can't hear the music.
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New Delhi, June 24 : The creative act of presenting tales using words and sounds is losing the value and space it deserves in the world of art. Attempting its revival is the upcoming "Wari" event where five artists will perform and narrate folk stories from different time zones.
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The Sialkot Saga is set between 1947 and 2010: Ashwin Sanghi
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Among forms of transport as settings for stories, trains seem the most popular. Rail travel may not have the speed or 'glamour' of air travel, or the well-heeled ambience of, say, a cruise ship, but still has its own charm and mystique that lends itself well to stories. And some famous authors, from Agatha Christie to Ian Fleming, Graham Greene to J.K. Rowling and Khushwant Singh to Satyajit Ray used it to great effect.
Young author Alexshendra Venus Bakshi urges readers to write in Hindi
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Six Machine: Gayle's autobiography as explosive as his batting (Book Review)
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Do you often underestimate your abilities? Have you been a victim of fat-shamming and racism? Here's a book that guides you on how to boost your confidence. Then, there's one on why women need to raise their voice against social injustice and trolling.
Publishers are a lot more open-minded today: Ashwin Sanghi says in Kolkata
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Book on Pranab's contribution to education
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Tata Trusts' Parag Initiative and the Mumbai Litfest announce 'Big Little Book Award'
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Independent India's wars: A full but not fully fair account (Book Review)
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Namaste, Salaam and Jambo: The Indian experience in Africa (Column: Bookends)
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An explosion far bigger than Gujarat riots (Book Review)
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Virat Kohli launches India's first cafe inspired cook book 'Comfort Food'
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Kolkata, May 30 : Popular lifestyle store Starmark, in association with Westland Books, will host the launch of bestselling author Ashwin Sanghi's latest book The Sialkot Saga, at its South City Mall store on June 3 at 6.30 pm.
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Japanese believe in India's strategic importance: Author Sanjeev Sinha
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When The Greeley Company discusses accreditation, it is usually centered on The Joint Commission, not Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program or Det Norske Veritas (DNV). As DNV recently made updates to its medical staff standards (effective January 15), here is a highlight of some of the more significant changes, with additions being underlined.
MS.8: Appointment
SR.1e is a new requirement that mandates additional information be gathered prior to initial appointment to the medical staff.
"…receipt of database profiles from NPDB, OIG Medicare/Medicaid Exclusions"
MS.12: Clinical Privileges
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SR.1 now includes the following underlined language, which allows a broader group of individuals—not just the medical executive committee—to recommend to the CEO (or designee), to grant temporary privileges to an applicant.
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SR.2 now allows a grant of temporary privileges up to 120 days, instead of the previous 90 days (initial grant of 30 days with two subsequent re-grants of 30 days each).
"…for a period of time not to exceed one hundred twenty (120) days"
SR.3a and SR.3c now require primary verification of education and state professional licenses where before only verification was required.
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SR.3c: "…primary verification of State professional licenses"
There is also an addition regarding emergency and disaster privileges in SR.4. The guidelines are not as prescriptive as The Joint Commission's, but there must be language in the bylaws that addresses these issues.
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No matter the accreditation agency, it is best practice to review your bylaws yearly, especially in regard to any new regulatory changes.
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Starpharma Holdings Limited (ASX:SPL, USOTC:SPHRY) today announced its financial results for the six months ending 31 December 2006.
The net loss after tax was A$3.9 million for the half year, compared with A$4.1 million for the same period in 2005. Cash at the end of the half year was A$11.2 million.
About Starpharma Holdings Limited
Starpharma Holdings Limited (ASX:SPL, USOTC:SPHRY) is a world leader in the development of dendrimer nanotechnology for pharmaceutical, life-science and other applications. SPL is principally composed of two operating companies, Starpharma Pty Ltd in Melbourne, Australia and Dendritic Nanotechnologies, Inc in Michigan, USA. Products based on SPL's dendrimer technology are already on the market in the form of diagnostic elements and laboratory reagents.
The Company's lead pharmaceutical development product is VivaGel™ (SPL7013 Gel), a vaginal microbicide designed to prevent the transmission of STIs, including HIV and genital herpes.
In the pharmaceutical field Starpharma has additional specific programs in the areas of Drug Delivery and ADME Engineering™ (using dendrimers to control where and when drugs go when introduced to the body), Polyvalency (using the fact that dendrimers can activate multiple receptors simultaneously) and Targeted Diagnostics (using dendrimers as a scaffold to which both location-signalling and targeting groups are added to allow location of specific cell type, such as cancer cells). More broadly the company is actively exploring dendrimer opportunities in materials science with applications as diverse as adhesives, lubricants and water remediation.
SPL has a comprehensive IP portfolio that comprises more than 180 patents/applications issued and pending across 32 patent families - a unique level of IP concentration among nanotechnology companies.
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If you weren't aware, until 1963, L.A. had the largest trolley system in the world, with over 900 electric cars and a rate of public transit usage that outranked even San Fran's current ridership. Sadly, the allure of the automobile abolished the practical transports — but by 2015, you can expect a four-mile rail system that will link Broadway, 11th, Figueroa, 7th, and Hill streets to serve the Civic Center, Broadway and the Historic Core, the Fashion District, South Park, L.A. Live and the Convention Center, the Financial District, and restaurant row through the Jewelry District. It will operate 18 hours, seven days a week, and travel at the same speed as other vehicles. A sample sale, followed by 'tails at The Parish, and then perhaps some small plates at Baco Mercat, all without having to hoof it? Cue, "Walking in L.A." by the Missing Persons, and sign us up! All in all, DTLA is resembling NYC more by the day, not to mention a most viable happening residential 'hood.
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UTC football coach Russ Huesman started his first weekly press conference of the 2013 season with three simple words.
"Well, it's here," said Huesman, who is 23-21 entering his fifth season with the Mocs.
The 24th-ranked Mocs will host UT-Martin at Finley Stadium on Thursday night – the game will be televised by CSS – to kick off the school's 106th season. Game time is 7:37 p.m.
"Most everybody probably thought it took the football season forever to get here," Huesman said. "As coaches and players, it feels like it was just yesterday that we finished up (2012).
"We've had a good camp, the guys have had a good summer and I think they're ready and excited to play."
The Skyhawks, who compete in the Ohio Valley Conference, are coming off an 8-3 season that included a 23-20 win over Memphis in the opening game.
UTC went 6-5 last year, its third winning season in the past four years. The Mocs failed, however, to reach one of their top goals – the postseason.
The Mocs, members of the Southern Conference, are 3-0 against UTM with all three games played from 1991-93 when Chamberlain Field, a campus landmark for decades, hosted the first two meetings in the short series.
UTC is 72-30-3 in home openers – 10-5 at Finley Stadium – while the Skyhawks, embarking on their 84th campaign, are 37-45-1 in season openers.
"UT-Martin is really good," Huesman said. "They have some great skilled athletes and we'll have our work cut out for us. We'll have to play well to win. The opening game is always scary. They're in the same boat we're in. They're playing guys that probably haven't played much. We'll play some guys and until they're out there you just never know how they'll react."
Huesman admitted to getting nervous when the season opener approaches, and this year is no different. He started getting "that feeling" about a week ago.
"I could be bringing the Green Bay Packers out there and I'd be nervous," he said. "Most of the nerves are about the unknown. We (this staff and players) have not played UT-Martin before. There's nothing out there I can compare. We've got a different football team this year and they've got a different football team. So the unknown is tough."
Senior defensive back Kadeem Wise, a third-team preseason All-America pick, isn't bothered by pregame jitters like his coach.
"Not at all," he said.
Well, there was his first college game at Appalachian State.
"It was kind of hard preparing for that first time out there," Wise said. "But after three or four series, the nerves were gone."
When it comes to the teams being different from 2012, as Huesman said, the Mocs are less different than the Skyhawks, who return 12 offensive and defensive starters, headed by preseason All-Americans Ben Johnson, D.J. Roberts, Thad Williams, Jeremy Butler and James Satterfield.
Johnson led the OVC with 131 tackles in 2012, registering at least eight stops in all 11 games, a collective performance that led to first-team All-OVC honors for the 6-foot-2-inch, 235-pound linebacker.
The Mocs return 21 starters – 10 on offense, 10 on defense and one on special teams. Not many college teams can boast of so many returning veterans.
The only lost returning offensive starter is J.J. Jackson. The only two not back on a rock-ribbed defensive unit are defensive end Josh Williams and linebacker Shane Heatherly. The Mocs have 37 combined starters returning.
One expected starter this year – junior defensive lineman Zach Rayl, who played prep ball at McMinn Central High School in Englewood, Tenn. – will miss the season. Rayl, who played in all 11 games as a sophomore, due to a knee injury.
Still, all the returning players for 2013 means one thing – experience. So much so that Huesman has decided to turn the team over to the seniors and five captains – Wise, senior linebacker Gunner Miller, senior defensive back Chaz Moore, offensive lineman Kevin Revis and sophomore quarterback Jacob Huesman, the coach's son.
Russ Huesman said any of 12 seniors could have been named captains and he wouldn't have thought twice about any name that popped up.
"I spoke with the captains a week ago and I'm going to let them and the seniors run this team," Huesman said. "You come up with team rules and how you police this team. You don't even need to come back and tell me this will happen or that will happen. It's your team. I think those guys earned the right to say it's their team.
"As coaches, we're going to put them in the best available positions to play and be good. It's up to them to be great. It's up to them to make sure this team is going in the right direction."
The new role of the seniors, Huesman said, doesn't mean the coaching won't be in the discipline business during the season. They will.
"My last year at Richmond, those seniors and captains controlled what happened in the locker room," Huesman said. "I want our guys to take care of what they see that we (coaches) don't see."
Wise, a 5-10, 180-pounder from Lawrenceville, Ga., is more than ready to take on the role of a team leader.
"It's an honor and you've got to do the right thing all the time," he said. "You've got to be the guy that brings everybody together. And we have to be fair with everyone no matter the situation."
Mocs ranked in two polls: UTC is ranked No. 14 in the preseason Sports Network's FCS top 25 poll and 25th in the coaches poll. The Skyhawks received 29 votes in the Sports Network poll, with Coastal Carolina getting 489.
Moving on up: The Mocs are predicted to finish third in the Southern Conference this season by the coaches, their highest ranking since 1991. They finished tied for fifth with a 5-3 league record in 2012.
Georgia Southern was picked to finish first and Appalachian State second in one poll and third in the other – those two teams are playing their final season in the SoCon.
Connections: Skyhawks coach Jason Simpson was UTC's offensive coordinator from 2003-05. Simpson is 45-34 entering his eighth season at UTM.
Skyhawk offensive coordinator Carmen Felus was the assistant head coach at UTC from 2006-08.
UTC assistants Alex Atkins and Brandon Cooper are both UTM graduates and both played for Simpson on the school's 2006 OVC championship team.
UTM's co-offensive coordinator in 2012, Mac Bryan, is now the head coach at Ooltewah High.
Moving on in: UTM has four FBS transfers this season – Kevin Anderson (Arizona State), Kyle Kerrick (Michigan State), Abou Toure (Utah State) and Malik Generett (Connecticut).
New digs: Immediately after the season concludes, a $5.5 million renovation will give Hardy M. Graham Stadium a new face.
The entire west side of the stadium will be replaced with new bleacher seating and a four-story building featuring a club level, academic support level and press box that will cover about 21,000 square feet, stretching from 25 (yard line) to the other 25.
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Though everyone looks forward to Friday night, movie buffs will especially be eager as every Friday ACMI hosts Friday On My Mind, a weekly interview series hosted by Sandra Sdraulig with Australia's top directors, screenwriters, producers, actors and every other job in the film industry.
This weekly event is free, and tickets can be picked up from 10am on the day of the event. This week's discussion will be with Laura Waters, who has produced top Aussie comedy programs such as Angry Boys and Kath & Kim.
WHEN: Friday 2 November, 5pm-6pm
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Now if only we could get some Federal recognition and get rid of DOMA. Mr. President???
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As happy as I am for my gay friends in New Hampshire I am expecting Gov Lynch to veto. He has stated his opposition to gay marriage, he is in no danger of having his veto overridden and, as someone who I suspect has national aspirations, I don't think he wants to have gay marriage around his neck for any presidential run or even for his next run in New Hampshire in 2010.
Or maybe I'm just a cynic! And good luck in Maine!
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A quarter century after they shared the stage as members of Yes, Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman are coming back together for a tour this fall.
The London-based prog-rock band Yes have rotated members more than a few times during its long career. But their classic lineup — including singer Jon Anderson, drummer Bill Buford, guitarist Steve Howe, bassist Chris Squire and keyboardist Rick Wakeman — was in place by the early '70s for their string of hit albums (which include 'Fragile' and 'Close to the Edge'). Over the years, such rock luminaries as Peter Banks, Tony Kaye, Alan White, Trevor Horn, Geoff Downes and Trevor Rabin have been a part of the group. After a brief disbandment in 1980, Yes reformed in 1983 and reached No. 1 with 'Owner of a Lonely Heart,' their only chart-topping single, By the end of the '80s, Anderson was gone. The band continues to record and tour today with a new singer.
A quarter century after they shared the stage as members of Yes, Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman are coming back together for a tour this fall.
We're counting down all 21 of Yes' studio albums.
Yes veterans Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin and Rick Wakeman have joined forces under the name ARW.
If Yes' 'Union' seemed a bit too good to be true, that's because it was.
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Yes are going on the road again this summer, and they're returning to the popular Album Series format.
As this list of Top 10 Chris Squire Yes Songs shows, the only constant for this band is change – and, of course, Squire himself.
Yes released two studio projects before 'The Yes Album' came out in February 1971. As far as most rock 'n' roll fans are concerned, however, Yes started right here.
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Since its introduction last year hundreds of teachers have been overpaid, underpaid or not paid at all.
Pressure is mounting on the Government as the deadline looms for deciding whether to stick with Talent2's Novopay system or take up the Datacom-provided alternative. The Government has already unveiled $11m in funding to bail out the system - $6m in support for schools and $5m to fix bugs and build a backup system.
The school support package to help with the extra administration work runs only until the end of next month.
There was also a $500,000 ministerial review and $200,000 technical review.
Now information released to Labour shows the Ministry of Education spent an extra $1.759m paying 12 consultants to "assist" with Novopay since its bungled implementation.
Labour education spokesman Chris Hipkins said that was an average $146,583 per consultant for eight months' work.
"Novopay is costing taxpayers a fortune and there's no end in sight."
The Government had a lot of explaining to do given the Budget later this month was focused on fiscal restraint, he said. "New Zealanders don't need lectures about straitened fiscal times and limited resources this May, they need assurances that the education budget won't be further eroded with Novopay."
Since August last year the Education Ministry has contracted 12 consultants to work on Novopay.
Before the system went live, five people were contracted to help.
The core team was increased due to the issues that arose once the Novopay system was in use, Minister Responsible for Novopay Steven Joyce said in response to written parliamentary questions.
"These consultants have taken on additional roles and responsibilities in order to assist with Novopay, for example, to deliver the defect release project and provide project management functions."
A spokesman for Joyce said the $1.7m was in addition to the $11m remediation funding. The consultants were paid to help with the implementation of the end and start-of-year processes, and assist in the development of the Novopay remediation plan, he said.
Meanwhile, ministry staff were focused on working with Talent2 to manage complaints and improve the service. "None of the additional costs would've be necessary if it had been introduced as planned," he said.
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Blu Cigs are consumed "electronically" through a battery-powered device that provides inhaled doses of nicotine by delivering a vaporized propylene glycol/nicotine solution.
"We try to get as close to the experience of a real cigarette," Blu Cigs President Jason Healy told XBIZ. "Our goal is to produce the best product that can serve as a replacement to smoking regular cigarettes."
One of the product's improvements lies in the Blu Ecig Box, a portable battery charger. Healy said that in developing the product about eight months ago, he tested other electronic cigarettes that couldn't make it through the night because of low battery life.
Blu Cigs employ lithium-ion rechargeable batteries that can be recharged in the Ecig Box or through USB. The Ecig box itself offers a superior battery life that can be recharged by wall outlet.
The Ecig Box has room to store the two batteries whenever not in use as well as charge them while on-the-go. The box also can hold five flavored filters. It's the same size as a typical box of traditional cigarettes, lightweight and bares a sleek, sophisticated design.
Another revolutionary element in Blu Cigs is its heating element, called the atomizer. It vaporizes the liquid nicotine, which according to Healy is of European standards. The atomizer punctures the sealing surrounding the liquid nicotine and once heated delivers the vapor with the help of a gap along the side of the container that allows for the flow of clean air. This is important to Healy, who sampled other electronic cigarettes that leaked nicotine into his mouth and caused burning, numbness and sometimes nausea.
The attention-drawing blue LED at the end opposite to the mouthpiece is activated during inhalation, which serves as an indicator of use.
Blu Cigs are available in various flavors including vanilla, coffee, menthol and classic tobacco. They are offered in four levels of nicotine intensity: Full Strength (16mg) — the equivalent of a regular cigarette — Light (12 mg), Ultra Light (8 mg) and No Nicotine (0 mg).
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The starter kit, which retails for $59.95 at BluCigs.com, contains two batteries, a charger and 25 flavor cartridges.
Blu Cigs, which are produced in China, are currently available exclusively online and so far have yielded more than 5,000 orders, Healy said. Plans for sales through brick-and-mortar retail stores are in the works and will be available in another three months.
The company teamed up with online adult company AEBN since the product's inception to sell Blu Cigs online through traffic gained via the online adult market. Healy said he has been friends with AEBN founder Scott Kaufman for some time and when his idea to launch Blu Cigs came about, Kaufman immediately supported him and offered to help through affiliate marketing.
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