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Can you make it past level 2 without getting a Game Over?
Can you make it past level 2 without getting a Game Over?
this game is a travesty of the laws of physics
cant get over the second rock
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
I have done 5 consecutive flips flying off of the first rock of the first level by just taking my hand off the keyboard.
This game has an 8.4/10 with 26,880 votes, which leads me to conclude that the majority of voters are children who do not have a full understanding of physics yet. This brings up the question of how many children will grow up with an inherently flawed understanding of weight distribution and gravity because of this game.
Then again, I suppose it's underwater, and since the tires are filled with air the constant switching of buoyancy between the top-heavy boat and the constantly-trying-to-rise tires could lead to such strange acrobatics
Maybe this game is just a teaching tool, a way of explaining how Spongebob's own difficulty driving could occur, and all the ideas of physics he has to get used to just to drive an underwater boat. Perhaps this game is actually preparing the children for their own driving lessons years later, and for all the complex tire-turning and speed control they need to get used to.
Indeed, this game is an ingenious tool created to compensate for games like Mario kart, which only teach children to hold down A and pass by everyone, instead of learning to slow down and take into account all the little tweaks that need to be made in order to stay safe and not end up in Davy Jones's locker.
Or perhaps it's a broader allegory, an allusion to the greater difficulties of adult life that accompany new responsibilities, like getting a car. Although life may seem straight-forward, the only only true way to succeed is through minute compensation to keep a balanced lifestyle and budget.
I have always been haunted by the Kirby's Dreamland 2 level with the sun and the moon, I could never beat it.
jews making everything about money again
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
Maybe it's a metaphor for America's political failings. Its hedonistic preachings and inconsistent politicians have left a ravaged ship in unnavigable waters, unable to balance its left and right. Indeed, even as it tries to progress forward, it finds that each rocky bump punishes this progress with bigger disaster that it only barely survives, and eventually it will end upside-down in a watery explosion.
Guys, I can't take it anymore. Every time I try, I only end up failing. It's a zero-sum game with myself - no matter how I try to compensate left or right, my gains in speed always return later in my losses in life, and I always end up with a big, fat zero. It's simply not fair, the system is set up to make me fail.
this game has the same mechanics as a motorcyle game I use to play (I think it was called "motorcycle game") but its terrible here because the tires are too fucking tiny to do anything
M-my god, it all makes sense now. I was put into the system with no other choice. Or, at least, what I thought was no other choice. But there really is one other option - to end it all. No continues, no extra lives, just game over, and finally an end to misery. No more will I have to see Spongebob's flailing body. No more will I have to gaze in a mix of shame and disappointment as Mrs. Puff's body randomly inflates, covering my screen with a frustratingly cartoonish boing noise. It's time to end this once and for all.
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June 7, 2013
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Fullerton, Calif. - Led by a career-high four hits from sophomore Eric Filia, including the game-winning single in the top of the 10th, the UCLA Baseball team earned a dramatic 5-3 victory over Cal State Fullerton in game one of the NCAA Super Regionals.
Sophomore David Berg earned his seventh win of the season to remain undefeated on the year, going three innings in relief and allowing just one run while striking out four. Sophomore J.D. Davis took the loss for the Titans after giving up two runs on three hits in two innings of relief. Junior Adam Plutko was also terrific on the mound for the Bruins, pitching seven strong innings and allowing just one run (unearned).
UCLA grabbed the lead first in the top of the third, starting when sophomore Shane Zeile led off the frame with a double off Titan starter Justin Garza. After a sacrifice bunt by Cody Regis moved him over to third, junior Brenton Allen put the Bruins ahead with a grounder to first that got through Carlos Lopez and allowed Zeile to score.
The Bruins then added to their lead in the top of the fourth as Filia led off the inning with an infield single. After another sacrifice moved him to second, junior Pat Gallagher stepped in and continued his hot hitting, lacing a single to left to score Filia and make it 2-0 Bruins.
Cal State Fullerton got one back in the bottom half of the inning though, beginning when Matt Chapman led off with a walk. Chapman then advanced to second on a failed pickoff attempt at first by Zeile, and two batters later came home to score on a RBI single by Anthony Hutting, cutting UCLA's lead to one.
UCLA threatened in the top of the sixth, as Filia singled again with one out. Then with junior Pat Valaika at the plate, the Bruins caught a break as Jake Jefferies dropped the ball on what looked to be a 5-4-3 double play, allowing Valaika to reach and Filia to go to the third. However, Garza got junior Kevin Williams to foul out to first and Gallagher to fly out to right to end the threat.
In the bottom of the seventh, the Titans went searching for the tying run, and with one out got a double to left-center from Chad Wallach. Head coach John Savage went out to the mound, but left Plutko in and was rewarded, as the junior right-hander got a foul out to third and a fly out to left to keep the Bruins ahead.
The Bruins then added an insurance run in the top of the eighth, as once again they got the leadoff man on with a bunt single from junior Brian Carroll. After a sacrifice moved him to second, Filia singled to center to move him to third. Valaika came to plate next and smacked a hard grounder to short. Titan shortstop Richy Pedroza got the man at second, but that would be all and Carroll came in to score to give UCLA a 3-1 lead.
Cal State Fullerton would find the tying runs in the bottom of the eighth, beginning when freshman James Kaprielian walked Pedroza to start the inning. Berg then came in and walked Lopez to put runners on first and second with nobody out. A sacrifice moved the runners up, and then with one out Pedroza came in to score on a RBI groundout by J.D. Davis. With a runner on third and two outs, Michael Lorenzen stepped in and hit a high chopper to third. The ball went over sophomore Kevin Kramer's head, allowing Lopez to come in and Lorenzen reach to tie the game at 3-3.
After a scoreless ninth inning, UCLA went ahead with two runs in the top of the 10th. After back-to-back singles by Carroll and Kramer with one out, Filia stepped in and hit a single through the right side, scoring Carroll and giving the Bruins the lead. Valaika then hit a sacrifice fly to right to bring home Kramer, making it 5-3 UCLA.
The Titans would not go quietly though, and in the bottom half threatened again by putting runners at first and second with one out against Berg. However, Berg struck out Davis looking and got Lorenzen swinging to end the ballgame and give UCLA a 5-3 victory.
Overall, Filia led the Bruins with a 4-5 day that included a RBI and a run. Valaika followed that up with two RBI himself while Carroll scored two runs and recorded two hits and a stolen base.
UCLA (43-17) and Cal State Fullerton (51-9) will continue their Super Regional series tomorrow at 7 p.m. at Goodwin Field in Fullerton, Calif. The game will again be televised live by ESPN2.
Game Notes: The Bruins are now just one win away from reaching their third College World Series in four years...John Savage tied Gary Adams for the most wins in UCLA postseason history (26)...Savage also improved his record in the Super Regional round to 5-3...the Bruins as a team improved to 3-3 against Cal State Fullerton in the NCAA Super Regional round...Adam Plutko has now started the most games in UCLA postseason history (6) and lowered his postseason ERA to 0.81...in four postseason games this season, Eric Filia is hitting .588 with 10 hits, five runs and three RBI...Brian Carroll's 30 stolen bases are now tied for seventh on UCLA's single-season stolen bases list...UCLA improved to 28-6 when it scores first and 33-1 when holding its opponent to three runs or fewer...the Bruins are also now 6-1 in extra-inning games this season.


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VMware vSphere delivers maximum availability for your virtualized environment, making planned downtime a thing of the past and minimizing unplanned downtime through automated virtual machine restart. Automating virtual machine placement and load balancing, backup and recovery and site-wide disaster recovery further enhances availability.
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VMware vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) continuously monitors CPU and memory utilization across a cluster of vSphere hosts, allocating resources among virtual machines according to business needs.
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Miami Dolphins: Chad Pennington says he is 50/50 to play again
Miami Dolphins quarterback Chad Pennington just met the media for the first time since suffering a fourth major shoulder injury of his career, Nov. 14 against the Titans.
Pennington, 34, said he is "50/50″ on whether to give playing in the NFL one more go. He is scheduled to undergo a fourth surgery on his throwing shoulder on Friday in Pensacola, with Dr. James Andrews presiding yet again.
When he was injured in September 2009 at San Diego, Pennington said, he came away from that setback 75 percent certain he wanted to continue playing. This time he's not so sure, openly admitting he has considered retirement options that include coaching, broadcasting and charitable work.
Pennington said his shoulder indeed popped out of joint on the first play of the Titans game, when Jason Babin spun past Vernon Carey and caused Pennington to lurch to his left. Pennington's throwing arm jammed into the back of left tackle Jake Long, which caused the injury.
Pennington was able to get his shoulder briefly back into joint, but it wouldn't stay there, so he had a "here goes nothing" feeling as he made his second and final pass of the 2010 season — and possibly his career — a short completion to Brian Hartline across the middle.
"It's definitely frustrating," Pennington said of getting hurt this way. "It's something that's totally out of my control. If it is a torn capsule, a capsule is different than muscle tissue in that you can't strengthen it. There's no exercises you do for it. You sew it up and you let it heal.
"Unfortunately after three surgeries, there's a lot of scar tissue in there, a lack of blood flow is in there and blood supply. It's just a little bit weaker, I would say. The one hit I couldn't take, that really no quarterback can take, happened. It's happened twice now."
Would you trust Pennington's shoulder to hold up next season if he were to attempt yet another comeback with the Dolphins?
And if not, if this really is the end, where does he rank for you in the pantheon of Dolphins quarterbacks?


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ZF-3150: Zend_Date::getSunrise() and Zend_Date::getSunset()
return "1970-12-08T00:00:00-03:00" for any date/time and city.
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Where it says
does not recognize the constant).
I am doing this:
$date = new Zend_Date(1010101010);
$result = $date->getSunset(Zend_Date_Cities::City('vienna'));
echo $result->get(Zend_Date::W3C);
and it returns this:
So in my eyes it works.
I think you made a mistake by using getSunset as static which is not true. This should throw an error by php as this method is not static and needs an instance.
If not, please give a reproducable example, so we can verify the problem.
Actually I didn't use the static method.
But now I tested it in a separate file, outside my MVC, and it worked.
The problem only happens when i use the following code before the calculation:
Shouldn't it still be ok to do date calculations even though i set 'format_type' to 'php' ?
By the way, thanks for the quick response.
Fixed with r9258
Updating for the 1.6.0 release.


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The Nursing Career Fair sponsored by Career Services and the Nursing Club at the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University will be held at 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., Monday, October 26, 2015, in the Gorecki Dining & Conference Center at the College of Saint Benedict, St. Joseph, MN.
Please note the time frame for this event 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m., accommodates the junior /seniors nursing class schedule.
This event will be advertised to students from the College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University as well as St. Cloud State University nursing majors. This will be an opportunity for first-year through junior nursing students to discuss gaining experience/internship opportunities as well as provide an opportunity for senior nursing majors to meet prospective employers and discuss employment opportunities.
An employer registration form is available at www.csbsju.edu/Career/Nursing-Fair.htm. The $25 fee includes: 6 ft. table, table signage, and refreshments. Please respond by printing a registration form and mailing along with the $25 fee, payable to Saint John's University, by Monday, October 12.
You are invited to bring materials such as applications, job descriptions, and general company information. We welcome your participation and look forward to hosting your organization on Monday, October 26. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Jackie Miller at 320-363-5707.


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A.J. Cole - Oakland A's Prospect
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A.J. Cole - SP
2012 Stockton Ports Roster
|2012 Observations: A.J. Cole made his 2nd start of the season on 4-13-2012. It was the first time I'd seem him pitch. He is thin, as his pants barely fit around his waist. It did seem like he got "bigger" the closer you got to him though. His warm-up routine is relaxed. Light stretching on the field 45-50 minn. before game time - followed by a very light throwing/long toss. Doesn't extend his long toss very far....... but not too many guys crank it up pre-game like Trevor Bauer does.
I waited in the bullpen for Cole to resume his pre-game pitching - and got some great video because they allow fans to walk right up to both bullpens. This is when I felt like he got "bigger" to me. Doesn't have much of a wind up - or a very long stride - but got the fastball up to 91-93 MPH during the game on the radar guns scouts were using behind home plate. When he throws his off-speed pitches his arm speed drops and the angle might change a hair. Those are all things he needs to work on. Players for the Modesto Nuts during the game were just sitting on the fastball. Cole will be able to overmatch some players at this level by just locating his plus fastball, but his overall career success will be determined with the secondary pitches he develops. The weather at the game was not ideal at all. Rain delayed the game for 20 minn. making for a short outing for A.J. Starting 2012, Cole is considered one of the top prospects in the A's organization and was acquired in a trade with the Nationals for Gio Gonzalez. I should see a good many of Cole's starts in 2012 if he remains with the Ports. Updated 4-14-2012
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ZF-6346: The WSDL documentation element must be the first child of the documented node
In Zend_Soap_Wsdl, the {{addDocumentation()}} method appends the {{documentation}} element to the documented node. This is invalid with regard to the WSDL XML Schema as well as the WS-I Basic Profile 1.1, and can cause validation errors. The {{documentation}} element must be the first child of the node.
This patch fixes the issue mentioned above, and updates the method's docblock to explain why the 'documentation' element is used instead of 'document'. Basically, the WSDL spec is wrong, the WSDL schema is right and confirmed by the WS-I Basic Profile 1.1.
I had to made some changes to your patch since it did not lead to the correct result in all cases.
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Mainland's Byrd claims offers from Florida Atlantic, Iowa State
Published: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at 5:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, November 20, 2012 at 12:14 a.m.
Mainland senior defensive lineman Jontey Byrd (5-11, 280) said he has offers from Iowa State and Florida Atlantic.
Byrd finished the regular season with 65 tackles – 22 for loss – and nine sacks. He said he has also heard from Michigan State, USC, Miami, Florida International, South Florida and Central Florida.
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Winchester Mansions: Old school charm with a modern twist
Rob PetersPossessing an old school charm with a modern twist, Winchester Mansions in Sea Point is a Cape Town gem that is hidden in plain sight.
Top Restaurants to Visit on Loop Street
Thamar HoulistonCape Town is known for its foodie culture with a huge variety of restaurants and while Bree Street has been the reigning champion in terms of variety and top spots, Loop Street is slowly catching up in the culinary stakes.
Find bliss in Cape Town
Rob PetersYou are going to struggle to find accommodation in Cape Town that boasts a better view than Bliss Boutique in Sunset Beach.
Top 10 things to do in Cape Town in 48 hoursThere's so much to do in Cape Town that it can be difficult to know where to start. To help you out, we've teamed up with 10 of South Africa's biggest bloggers and CheapFlights to create the ultimate list of things to see and do in 48 hours. Here's what the experts had to say.
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Cape Town welcomes #MeetSouthAfrica travel bloggers
Bloggers love South Africa – we know this from our #LoveCapeTown campaign. This campaign saw us bringing four international travel bloggers (@traveldudes @velvetescape @landlopers and @wildjunket) to Cape Town in July 2012 during a social media drive in which Capetonians interacted with the bloggers and their followers, telling the stories of Cape Town and her people.
Ready, steady, go… World Design Capital 2014 in Cape Town
The first call for projects to highlight Cape Town during World Design Capital 2014 is out. The Executive Mayor of Cape Town, Alderman Patricia de Lille, officially opened the call for World Design Capital Cape Town 2014 submissions at the Design Indaba Expo on Thursday 28 February, 2013.
Discovering Langa – a photo essay
Langa, South Africa's oldest township, was established in 1923 as part of the then Urban Areas Act. Similar to Nyanga, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha, Langa is one of the areas in South Africa that was designated for black Africans before the apartheid epoch. The name Langa means "sun" in Xhosa, but the name of the area is actually derived from the name Langalibalele – a famous chief who was imprisoned on Robben Island for rebelling against the government.


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Sign BikeDenver's Valentines Card for the Mayor
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Join BikeDenver for a "love-in and share that "loving feeling"
Show Mayor Hancock your support for Protected Bike Lanes in Denver! Come sign a Valentine and help us display a special Valentine's Day message to the Mayor on February 14th.
We will have a 5' x 10' banner on display in front of the City & County Building that reads:
Mayor Hancock - Happy Valentines Day! We (heart) Protected Bike Lanes
Please join us & invite your friends to help draw attention to our Valentine's Day message to Mayor Hancock
When: Thursday, February 14th 7:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Every 1/2 hour we will have a sustained minute of bell ringing so plan accordingly
Where: City & County Building: 1437 Bannock St Denver, CO 80202
We will be directly in front of the building. We will have volunteers on each corner to help direct you.
What: Display of Valentine Banner to Mayor Hancock
What do you need to bring: Yourself, your friends, a bell (bike bell, cowbell, any bell will do!)
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Hope the I "heart" protected bike lanes/green lanes rally was a success on Valentine's Day.
Mayor, businesses and residents want vibrant, liveable communities to work and live in. Bicycling can play a major role to creating communities that attract and retain the best businesses, jobs and people.
When you see a significant number of people traveling by bicycle - especially women and children - you know the community is a very enjoyable, liveable and economically viable one!
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Beebe Medical Center recognized employees and physicians for their dedication and commitment to high quality patient care during the third annual Quality and Safety Awards Banquet recently held at Kings Creek Country Club.
The three award-winning teams were: "Hand-Off Communication- focused on improving the method of how nurses share patients' medical information with other nurses and patients as shift change; "Medical Staff Quality Measures- focused on the creation of a Medical Staff Committee that is responsible for the measurement, evaluation, and oversight of the competency and performance of medical providers through a multi-specialty approach with an emphasis on the pursuit of excellence and collegial learning; Coordination of Care Initiative- implemented actions to improve and maintain the health of patients with chronic illnesses such as heart failure after they are discharged from the hospital.
The evening represented the culmination of a year's work by 11 teams made up of a total of more than 75 Beebe team members that had designed and implemented process improvement initiatives impacting the quality of patient care. For more information, visit beebemed.org.
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State Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson reported himself to the state Ethics Commission for giving $2,700 to his then-girlfriend and drew a $500 fine and a warning letter.
The commission on Wednesday also cited Hutchinson for failing to accurately disclose the spending on campaign finance records for the 2010 election cycle.
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports (http://is.gd/chvA7L ) Hutchinson signed a settlement with the Ethics Commission on Dec. 28.
Hutchinson said Wednesday he repaid his campaign. He acknowledged writing two checks to Julie McGee when he was still married. Hutchinson says he doesn't want to comment further and that he wants to move on.
The warning letter says, in part, that Hutchinson's "misconduct serves to undermine public confidence in the integrity of the governmental process."
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Chapter 23: Pharmacy Services
Billing & Payment Policies for Healthcare Services provided to Injured Workers and Crime Victims
Return to Billing & Payment Policies
Effective July 1, 2013
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Link to updates & corrections
Look for possible updates and corrections to these payment policies
Table of contents
Payment policies:
All pharmacy services
Buprenorphine or buprenorphine/naloxone
Emergency contraceptives and pharmacist counseling
Endorsing practitioner and Therapeutic Interchange Program
Infusion therapy
Initial prescription drugs or "first fills" for State Fund claims
Third party billing for pharmacy services
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Average wholesale price (AWP):
A pharmacy reimbursement formula by which the pharmacist is reimbursed for the cost of the product plus a mark-up. The AWP is an industry benchmark which is developed independently by companies that specifically monitor drug pricing.
Initial prescription drug or "first fill":
Any drug prescribed for an alleged industrial injury or occupational disease during the initial visit.
Initial visit:
The first visit to a healthcare provider during which the Report of Industrial Injury or Occupational Disease is completed for a claim for workers compensation.
Preferred drug list
Endorsing practitioner:
A practitioner who has reviewed the preferred drug list and has notified the health care authority that he or she has agreed to allow therapeutic interchange of a preferred drug for any nonpreferred drug in a given therapeutic class.
Preferred drug list (PDL):
The list of drugs selected by the appointing authority to be used by applicable state agencies as the basis for the purchase of drugs in state purchased healthcare programs.
Refill (protection):
The continuation of therapy with the same drug (including the renewal of a previous prescription or adjustments in dosage) when a prescription is for an antipsychotic, antidepressant, chemotherapy, antiretroviral or immunosuppressive drug, or for the refill of an immunomodulator/antiviral treatment for hepatitis C for which an established, fixed duration of therapy is prescribed for at least 24 weeks but no more than 48 weeks.
Therapeutic alternative:
Drug products of different chemical structure within the same pharmacologic or therapeutic class and that are expected to have similar therapeutic effects and safety profiles when administered in therapeutically equivalent doses.
Therapeutic interchange:
To dispense with the endorsing practitioner's authorization, a therapeutic alternative to the prescribed drug.
Wrap around formulary:
The formulary the department uses for the drug classes that aren't part of the PDL but are part of the department's allowed drug benefit.
Note: Also see WAC 296-20-01002 for the above definitions.
Payment policy: All pharmacy services
(See definition of preferred drug list (PDL) in "Definitions" at the beginning of this chapter.)
Services that can be billed
The Outpatient Drug Formulary is a list of therapeutic classes and drugs that are covered under L&I's drug benefit. L&I uses a subset of the Washington State PDL and a wrap-around formulary for the remaining drug classes. Drugs or therapeutic classes listed on the formulary do not guarantee coverage and may be subject to specific L&I policy and determination of appropriateness for the accepted conditions.
Links: The outpatient formulary can be found in the Payment Policies Appendix G: Outpatient Drug Formulary, or online at: www.lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Providers/TreatingPatients/Presc/OutpatientDrug.asp.
A current list of the drug classes that are part of the workers' compensation benefit and on the PDL is available at: www.lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Providers/TreatingPatients/Presc/PDL.asp.
A list of policies relating to drug coverage, including limitations, criteria for coverage and treatment guidelines is available at: http://www.lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Providers/TreatingPatients/Presc/Policy/.
Prior authorization
Nonpreferred drugs
To obtain authorization for nonpreferred drugs:
|If the non-preferred drug is part of the…
|And you are a PDL endorsing provider, then:
|Or you are a non-endorsing provider, then:
|Preferred drug list
|Change to the preferred drug
Write DAW for non-preferred drug.
|Change to the preferred drug
For State Fund claims, contact the PDL Hotline.
For self-insured claims, contact the self-insured employer.
|Wrap-around classes
|Change to the preferred drug
For State Fund claims, contact the PDL Hotline.
For self-insured claims, contact the self-insured employer.
|Change to the preferred drug
For State Fund claims, contact the PDL Hotline.
For self-insured claims, contact the self-insured employer.
Note: The PDL Hotline is open Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (Pacific Time), and the toll free contact number is 1-888-443-6798
Links: For a list of SIE/TPAs, see www.Lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Insurance/SelfInsure/EmpList/.
Filling prescriptions after hours
If a pharmacy receives a prescription for a nonpreferred drug when authorization can't be obtained, the pharmacist may dispense an emergency supply of the drug by entering a value of 6 in the DAW field.
The insurer must authorize additional coverage for the nonpreferred drug.
Note: An emergency supply is typically 72 hours for most drugs or up to 10 days for most antibiotics, depending on the pharmacist's judgment.
Who must perform pharmacy services to qualify for payment
The pharmacy service fee schedule applies to pharmacy providers only. It doesn't apply to medical providers administering or dispensing drugs in the office. Please see "Medication Administration and Injections" chapter.
Requirements for writing prescriptions
Prescription forms
Orders for over the counter non-oral drugs or nondrug items must be written on standard prescription forms.
Recordkeeping for prescriptions
Records must be maintained for audit purposes for a minimum of 5 years.
Link: For more information on recordkeeping requirements, see WAC 296-20-02005.
Requirements for billing
NCPDP payer sheet, version D.0 and 5.1
For State Fund claims, L&I currently accepts versions D.0 and 5.1 of the NCPDP payer sheet to process prescriptions for payment in the point of service (POS) system.
POS hours:
- 6 a.m. to midnight Monday through Saturday.
- 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday.
Link: The current version of the NCPDP payer sheet is available online at: http://www.lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Files/Providers/NCPDPD0PayerSheetFinal.pdf.
Payment methods
Link: For a definition of "Average Wholesale Price" (AWP), see WAC 296-20-01002.
Payment for drugs and medications, including all oral over the counter drugs, will be based on these pricing methods:
|If the drug type is…
|Then the payment method is:
|AWP less 50%
$ 4.50 professional fee
|Single or multisource brand
|AWP less 10%
$ 4.50 professional fee
|Brand with generic equivalent
(dispense as written only)
|AWP less 10%
$ 4.50 professional fee
|Compounded prescriptions
|Allowed cost of ingredients
$4.50 professional fee
$4.00 compounding time fee (per 15 minutes)
Note: Orders for over the counter non-oral drugs or nondrug items are priced on a 40% margin.
Prescription drugs and oral or topical over the counter medications are nontaxable.
No payment will be made for repackaged drugs.
Link: For more information on tax exemptions for sales of prescription drugs, see RCW 82.08.0281 .
Payment policy: Compound drugs
Prior authorization
All compounded drug products require prior authorization. Failure to seek authorization before compounding will risk non-payment of compounded products.
Compounded drug products include, but aren't limited to, antibiotics for intravenous therapy, pain cocktails for opioid weaning, topical preparations containing multiple active ingredients or any non-commercially available preparations.
Link: For more information, see the department's coverage policy on compound drugs.
Services that aren't covered
Compounded topical preparations containing multiple active ingredients aren't covered. There are many commercially available, FDA-approved alternatives, such as oral generic nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, muscle relaxants, tricyclic antidepressants, gabapentin and topical salicylate and capsaicin creams on the Outpatient Drug Formulary.
Requirements for billing
Compounded drug products must be billed by pharmacy providers on the Statement for Compound Prescription with national drug code (NDCs or UPCs if no NDC is available) for each ingredient. No separate payment will be made for this service:
- 99070 (Supplies and materials)
Payment policy: Emergency contraceptives and pharmacist counseling
Coverage policy
The insurer covers emergency contraceptive pills (ECPs) and associated pharmacist counseling services when all of the following conditions are met:
- A valid claim for rape in the workplace is established with the insurer, and
- The ECP and/or counseling service is sought by the worker, and
- The claim manager authorizes payment for the ECP and/or the counseling, and
- The pharmacist is approved by the Department of Health Board of Pharmacy to follow this particular protocol.
Requirements for billing
Once the "Coverage policy" conditions listed above have been met, the dispensed medication must be billed with the appropriate NDC and the counseling service with HCPCS code S9445.
Payment policy: Endorsing Practitioner and Therapeutic Interchange Program
(See definitions of endorsing practitioner, refill, therapeutic alternative, and therapeutic interchange in "Definitions" at the beginning of this chapter.)
Requirements for writing prescriptions
Endorsing practitioners may indicate Dispense as Written (DAW) on a prescription for a nonpreferred drug on the PDL, and the prescription will be filled as written.
Alternatively, if an endorsing practitioner indicates "substitution permitted" on a prescription for a nonpreferred drug on the PDL:
- The pharmacist will interchange a preferred drug for the nonpreferred drug, and
- A notification will be sent to the prescriber.
Additional information: When therapeutic interchange won't occur
Therapeutic interchange won't occur when the prescription is a refill of a drug, as exempted by law, that is:
- An antipsychotic, or
- An antidepressant, or
- Chemotherapy, or
- Antiretroviral, or
- Immunosuppressive drug, or
- An immunomodulator/antiviral treatment for hepatitis C for which an established, fixed duration of therapy is prescribed for at least twenty-four weeks but no more than forty-eight weeks.
Due to federal regulations, therapeutic interchange won't take place when the prescription is for a schedule II nonpreferred drug. However, L&I will honor the prescription if an endorsing practitioner indicates DAW for a schedule II nonpreferred drug.
Note: Transdermal fentanyl (Duragesic) and buprenorphine (Butrans) won't be routinely covered.
Link: For exception criteria, see: http://www.Lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Providers/TreatingPatients/Presc/Policy/
Payment policy: Infusion therapy
Prior authorization
Regardless of who is providing services, prior authorization is required for:
- Home infusion nurse services, and
- Drugs, and
- Any supplies.
The insurer will only pay for proper and necessary services required to address physical restrictions caused by the industrial injury or disease.
Home infusion services can be authorized independently or in conjunction with home health services.
Home infusion skilled nurse services will only be authorized when infusion therapy is, approved as treatment for the worker's allowed industrial condition.
Who must perform these services to qualify for payment
Home infusion nurse services
Skilled nurses contracted by the home infusion service provide infusion therapy, as well as:
- Education of the worker and family,
- Evaluation and management of the infusion therapy, and
- Care for the infusion site.
Drugs for outpatient use, including infusion therapy drugs, must be billed by pharmacy providers, either electronically through the point-of-service (POS) system or on appropriate pharmacy forms (Statement for Pharmacy Services, Statement for Compound Prescription or Statement for Miscellaneous Services) with national drug codes (NDCs or UPCs if no NDC is available).
Note: Total parenteral and enteral nutrition products are exceptions and may be billed by home health providers using the appropriate HCPCS codes.
Equipment and supplies
Durable medical equipment (DME) providers may bill for equipment and supplies required to provide authorized IV infusion therapy under their L&I DME provider account numbers.
If rental or purchase of an infusion pump is medically necessary to treat a patient in the home, refer to the payment policy for "Home infusion services" in the Home Health Services chapter for more information.
Link: For information on home infusion therapy in general, see the "Home infusion services" section of the Home Health Services chapter.
Note: Billing instructions for non-pharmacy providers are detailed in the "Payment policy" for "Injectable medications" (the next section of this chapter).
Payment policy: Initial prescription drugs or "first fills" for State Fund claims
Payment methods
Payment for "first fills" will be based on L&I's fee schedule including but not limited to:
Screening for drug utilization review (DUR) criteria, and
Preferred drug list (PDL) provisions, and
30 day supply limit and formulary status.
Note: L&I will pay pharmacies or reimburse workers for prescription drugs prescribed during the initial visit for State Fund claims regardless of claim acceptance.
Links: For definitions of "initial prescription drug" and "initial visit," see WAC 296-20-01002.
For billing and payment for initial prescription drugs information, see WAC 296-20-17004.
Requirements for billing
Your bill must be received by L&I within one year of the date of service.
For non-state fund claims, pharmacies should bill the appropriate federal or self-insured employer.
Note: If a payment is made by L&I on a claim that has been mistakenly filed as a State Fund claim, payment will be recovered.
Link: For additional information and billing instructions, go to: http://www.lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Providers/TreatingPatients/Presc/Billing/, or see the Pharmacy Prescription Billing Instructions manual.
For a list of SIE/TPAs, see: www.Lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Insurance/SelfInsure/EmpList/.
Payment limits
L&I won't pay:
- For refills of the initial prescription before the claim is accepted, or
- For a new prescription written after the initial visit but before the claim is accepted, or
- If it is a federal or self-insured claim.
Payment policy: Third party billing for pharmacy services
Requirements for billing
Pharmacy services billed through a third party pharmacy biller will be paid using the pharmacy fee schedule only when:
- A valid L&I claim exists, and
- The dispensing pharmacy has a signed Third Party Pharmacy Supplemental Provider Agreement on file at L&I, and
- All POS edits have been resolved during the dispensing episode by the dispensing pharmacy.
Pharmacy providers that bill through a third party pharmacy billing service must:
- Sign a Third Party Pharmacy Supplemental Provider Agreement, and
- Allow third party pharmacy billers to route bills on their behalf, and
- Agree to follow L&I rules, regulations and policies, and
- Ensure that third party pharmacy billers use L&I's online POS system, and
- Review and resolve all online POS system edits using a licensed pharmacist during the dispensing episode.
Payment limits
Third party pharmacy billers can't resolve POS edits.
Additional information: Third Party Pharmacy Supplemental Agreements
Third Party Pharmacy Supplemental Agreements can be obtained either:
- Through the third party pharmacy biller, or
- By contacting L&I's Provider Credentialing (see contact info, below).
The third party pharmacy biller and the pharmacy complete the agreement together and return it to L&I.
Links: To contact L&I's Provider Credentialing, call 360-902-5140.
For more information about these agreements, refer to the Pharmacy Services website at www.Lni.wa.gov/ClaimsIns/Providers/Treatment/Presc/.
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|If you're looking for more information about…
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Information for All Providers
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|Online registration at:
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facility services (including ASCs)
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|L&I's website:
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|L&I's website:
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|Open Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (Pacific Time):
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Program exception criteria
|L&I's website:
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Lt. Gen. James D. Thurman, the deputy chief of staff of the U.S. Army, will be named an East Central University Distinguished Alumnus during ECU's fall Commencement ceremony on Dec. 13 [SATURDAY].
Thurman will receive the highest honor the university bestows upon its former students at 10 a.m. in the Kerr Activities Center. In the tradition of ECU, he will present the commencement address for ECU's December 2008 graduates.
Posted on: 26 November, 2008
Question: What kind of impact does an "extra" $20 million a year have on East Central University, the Ada community and beyond?
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Posted on: 25 November, 2008
Community members are invited to join East Central University students, faculty and staff members at ECU's annual Holiday Party on Dec. 4 [THURSDAY].
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Posted on: 25 November, 2008
The Rotaract Club at East Central University will host Rotary International District 5770 Water Project chair Brian Henderson at 2 p.m. Wednesday [DEC. 3] in the Regents Room of the Memorial Student Union. ECU students, faculty, staff and the Ada community are invited to attend.
Henderson is a Rotarian from Sayre. He will speak about Rotary's project to provide water filters to villages in areas of Honduras that have no access to clean drinking water.
Posted on: 24 November, 2008
John Rutter's "Requiem" will be performed by the East Central University Choir at 7:30 p.m. Monday [DEC. 1] at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Ada.
Dr. Steven Walker, ECU professor of music, will conduct the 54-member choir.
Posted on: 21 November, 2008
The deadline to sign up for a tour of Spain in East Central University's Study Abroad Program is Dec. 1 [MONDAY]. Participants can earn three hours of academic credit in Spanish culture or language as they experience Spain's culture and history and immersion in the Spanish language.
Posted on: 21 November, 2008
Students in East Central University's Social Work Practice II class listen as Ada Mayor Barbara Young (far right) reads a proclamation at ECU declaring Nov. 19 Adoption Awareness Day in Ada. The proclamation encourages citizens, community agencies, religious organizations and businesses to honor families that have adopted children. The class distributed information about the need for adoption on Nov. 19 as part of National Adoption Awareness Month.
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Too many people these days claim that any criticism of the U.S.A. is unpatriotic. Let us take that attitude to its logical conclusion that the country is perfect and any change is bad.
The legal entity of the U.S.A. governed by the Constitution came into existence at 0 AM NYC LAT on March 4, 1789. If the perfect patriotism attitude was valid, then that original U.S.A. must be the ideal version.
There were 13 states. The capital was New York City. Half of the country practiced legal slavery. Women could not vote. Indoor plumbing was very rare. Human-controlled electricity was unknown. There were no telephones. There were no automobiles with internal combustion engines. There was no modern medicine: antibiotics, x-rays, MRI, CAT scans, open-heart surgury, pacemakers, transplants, etc. There were no electronic devices: cell phones, computers, games, etc. There was no Internet. Barring the existence of hidden immortals, nobody now alive had been born.
THERE WAS NO BILL OF RIGHTS. Even the right to bear arms that the right-wing packed court has recently twisted was not in the original Constitution. The Bill of Rights was not ratified until December 15, 1791.
None of these Amendments to the U.S. Constitution existed (1-10 are the Bill of Rights) (text copied from Wikipedia to save typing):
1st: Freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, to petition, and to assemble
2nd: The right to keep and bear arms (the right to protect one self with a weapon)
3rd: No quartering of soldiers in private houses during peace time, i.e. no Declaration of War has been announced
4th: Unreasonable Searches and seizures; warrants
5th: Indictments; Due process; Self-incrimination; Double jeopardy, and rules for Eminent Domain.
6th: Right to a fair and speedy public trial, Notice of accusations, Confronting one's accuser, Subpoenas, Right to counsel
7th: Right to trial by jury in civil cases
8th: No excessive bail & fines or cruel & unusual punishment
9th: Unenumerated rights
10th: limits the power of the Federal government
11th: Immunity of states from suits from out-of-state citizens and foreigners not living within the state borders. Lays the foundation for sovereign immunity.
12th: Revision of presidential election procedures
13th: Abolition of slavery
14th: Citizenship, state due process, applies Bill of Rights to the states, revision to apportionment of Representatives, Denies public office to anyone who has rebelled against the United States
15th: Racial suffrage
16th: Allows federal income tax
17th: Direct election to the United States Senate
18th: Prohibition of alcohol (Repealed by 21st amendment)
19th: Women's suffrage
20th: Term Commencement for congress (January 3) and president (January 20.) (This amendment is also known as the "lame duck amendment".)
21st: Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment; state and local prohibition permitted
22nd: Limits the president to two terms
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Frederick William Cox
Position: K
Height: 5-11 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: December 11, 1938 in Monongahela, PA
High School: Monongahela
College: Pittsburgh (school history) (Cox college stats)
Drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 8th round (110th overall) of the 1961 NFL Draft.
Drafted by the New York Titans in the 28th round (221st overall) of the 1961 AFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 47 (1690th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler & 1-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com


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He said, she said
Elite's latest musical charts a relationship on the rocks
By Jenny Lower 02/28/2013
The Last Five Years, Jason Robert Brown's cult favorite about creative types who fall in, and out, of love over half a decade, signals a new chapter for Elite. The contemporary musical marks the theater's first production since its relocation to Channel Islands Harbor, after 19 years in Oxnard's Heritage Square. The show kicks off a season selected by director Andrew James (also Elite's co-artistic director in 2012 and now its permanent managing director).
Most importantly, the rock musical stands as the freshest, most vibrant production the theater has mounted in recent memory.
Performed without an intermission and narrated exclusively through song, the pop opera chronicles the courtship and breakup of a 20-something New York couple: Jamie, a literary wunderkind, and Cathy, an aspiring actress. But while Jamie's story progresses chronologically, from first kiss to moving in together, Cathy begins with the relationship already in the rearview mirror. As Jamie slowly advances, building frustrations, Cathy rewinds, shedding hurt. And so we get a lovely puzzle of a play, with the seeds of conflict sown on one side of the stage while its bittersweet fruit ripens on the other.
James double-cast Cathy, who, on opening night, was played by the silver-voiced Stephanie Mieko Cohen (she alternates with Rena Petrello). Brown's structure plays out a bit rougher on Cathy: grieving at the outset, she must work harder to win over the audience, who gets to warm to Jamie at his most likable. Cohen handles these challenges well. The stronger singer, she offers a contained performance whose inwardness suits her character's insecurity. But in "Climbing Uphill," we gain insight into her competitiveness and pride when she declares, "I will not be the girl stuck at home in the 'burbs with the baby, the dog and the garden of herbs … I will not be the girl who gets asked how it feels to be trotting along at the genius's heels."
As Jamie, Kyle Caldwell's vocals soar less precisely than Cohen's, but his enthusiasm and charisma balance Cathy, especially in the early scenes. Caldwell's boyish looks make him a credible 23-year-old, while his depth and maturity allow him to grow into a thoughtful, if flawed, husband. He appears least at ease during the interminable "Schmuel Song" — the oddest inclusion in the entire score — but the humor and pathos he brings to numbers like "A Miracle Would Happen" and "Nobody Needs to Know" give their romance dimension.
With nearly all the songs written as solos, the play limits Cathy and Jamie's physical interaction, an apt metaphor for their eventual estrangement. James opts for a hybrid staging: both characters get their own universe to one side (his desk, her piano) and engage in the shared space at centerstage: their apartment. This technique works well thematically, though Cohen can seem a bit exiled in her remote corner of the stage. More problematic is the partial rotating stage, which, while technologically ambitious, ends up detracting from the fluid transitions with its creaky execution.
Brown has set his musical on the East Coast in the recent past, but its story arc feels both specific (Brown's ex-wife threatened to sue because Cathy so closely resembled her) and timeless. Whether Elite's core audience will embrace it remains to be seen, but the selection may point to a pleasantly modern note for this reinvigorated theater — for the next five years and beyond.
The Last Five Years, Elite Theatre Company, through March 30. 2731 Victoria Blvd., Oxnard. 483-5118 or www.elitetheatre.org.
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It's one of the Lepettia 357 mag versions out of Century. I almost got the 45LC but I don't reload for that caliber or I don't have any ammo . So sense I want to shoot this a bunch I ordered the 357 in the 5.5" barrel sense I have lots of that and 357 is a real good all around caliber anyways and will do most anything in that barrel length.
The fit and finish as you can see is very good other than the front strap stands slightly proud on the grip. But that's being real picky , I think you can see it in the first picture if you look close, very minor though. Metal wise it's 100%, nice workmanship, fit and finish and the case hardening colors are nice. The bluing is much nicer than it looks in the picture too. It has a very tight lock up and is very tight all around with a decent trigger. Very nice for 269 I think.
Time to dig through the extra holster box now, I think I got a couple different ones that will fit, I've got a fast draw rig here somewhere, hope I got the holster to fit the gun that will drop on to the western style belt. I'm sure I got a nylon one or two kicking around for being out and about in the woods with.
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Missing are max_id, trim_user, include_rts, and include_entities.
These should be able to be passed in the params array when calling the method.
Patch file attached, including a new testcase to test the method and it's arguments.
The fix for this is attached in the patch file, as well as a unit test for the method. If I need to make additional changes, let me know.
Fixed issue by adding options for max_id, trim_user and include_rts in options.
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The Library's recent Clean Sweep project has resulted in most of our rarest books being cleaned and rehoused. The next phase for managing the rare book collections is to move them to modern, clean shelving where they will be housed in a secure and more controlled environment.
What books are involved?In all approx 45,000- 50,000 books will be affected by this move. The collections involved are the Joly, LO, Dix, Thom, O'Kelley, Swift and O'Casey (LO) and certain music collections. These collections will be unavailable from 28 May to 16 July 2012. The call-number prefixes for books affected are: • AM • Dix• J• JM• Joly• LO • LO LB• LO P• LO.SWIFT • MU• OKE• THOM If you wish to consult an item from these collections during the period 28 May – 16 July, please check to see whether or not there is another copy in our collections or available through the online services (see below). JSTOR, ECCO and EEBO are subscription services, so you will need to be in the National Library to access them.
What are the alternatives and how can you find them?1. Check the catalogue record for the book itself, to see if it has an icon linking you directly to a free copy of the book online, or a link to take you to one of our electronic resources like JSTOR2. Some of the books being moved have duplicate copies in the Ir collection - check the catalogue to see if there is another copy 3. Check the date of the book. If it is 18th century, see if there's a digital copy in ECCO (Eighteenth Century Collections Online) 4. Check the date of the book. If it is earlier than 18th century, see if there's a digital copy in EEBO (Early English Books Online) 5. Check the free online full-text resources (like Google Books, and the Internet Archive) to see if the book is digitally available there, but not linked to from our catalogue yet.
A step-by-step guide to accessing these alternatives is available to download here:
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Through documentary photography and sculptural representation, Untitled reveals an intimate look into the rites and rituals of each of the respective artists' communities. As the daughter of Holocaust survivors, Loli Kantor brings a deeply personal interest, as well as unique sensibility to her bodies of work. Through research into her familial past, she shines a light on the reemergence of Jewish life and culture in central and eastern Europe. Engaging with an older generation of Jews who remained in Eastern Europe after the Holocaust and the fall of the Soviet Union, Kantor's images show the circle of Jewish life: the aging Holocaust survivors, new monuments erected, and the reexamination and repair of old synagogues and cemeteries. Born in Hiroshima Japan, Hiroko Kubo's early work displays a strong influence from indigenous religious artifacts all over the world, and relate to her exploration of both the diversity and commonality of human ideology across cultures. Currently, she seeks to express philosophical concepts on the human mind through the use of forms that combine boldness and sensitivity.
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The Williams Administration Kicks Off Season of Nonviolence
Posted on 01/31/2014 4:36 pm
The City of Wilmington will join more than 900 cities in the United States and 67 countries worldwide in recognition of The Season for Nonviolence. TheSeason for Nonviolenceis a 64-day educational, media, and grassroots campaign dedicated to demonstrating that nonviolence is a powerful way to heal, transform, and empower our lives and communities.
The Season for Nonviolence commemorates the lives and service of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., as the 64 days begins on the memorial anniversary of Gandhi's death on January 30th and ends on the anniversary of Dr. King's passing on April 4th. The Season was created by Arun and Sunanda Gandhi, co-founders of the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence now located at the University of Rochester and was first launched in 1998.
The purpose of the Season is to focus education and community action toward attaining peace and justice in the spirit and legacy of Gandhi and Dr. King. The Season teaches that every person can move the world forward in the direction of peace through daily nonviolent choices and actions. Through media attention, the Season also recognizes and celebrates those who are using nonviolence to build communities that honor the dignity and worth of every human being.
In solidarity with cities around the world, the City of Wilmington, will collectively focus on one of 64 aspects of nonviolence and, in turn, encourage every Wilmingtonian to incorporate each aspect into their daily lives. Daily thought-provoking messages designed to help each of us:
- Honor the dignity and inherent worth of every human being
- Understand that all of our words and actions have an impact
- Practice compassion with apparent adversaries
- Become stewards for the rights of individuals and the environment
- Use our talents to empower rather than to exert power
- Engage in constructive dialogue with one another to solve conflicts
Please join the City of Wilmington, Mayor Dennis P. Williams and the Williams Administration and support this movement by sharing your stories, encouraging peace and particpating in "64 Days, 64 Ways."
For more information please visit: www.WilmingtonDE.gov/residents/6464Wilmington