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The Great Waterway Classic officially announced Thursday that the Bay of Quinte Golf and Country Club will host the Open Qualifier for this year's PGA Tour Canada event on Aug. 18.
The classic will be the ninth event on this year's PGA Tour Canada schedule. It takes place Aug. 18-24 at Loyalist Golf & Country Club in Bath, ON, just outside of Kingston
"We are so pleased to host the Open Qualifier for the prestigious The Great Waterway Classic. The Bay of Quinte Country Club has hosted many Provincial Amateur Championships over the past few decades and this new honor is something we are very proud of," said Marc Ray, general manager of the club.
Last year, The Great Waterway Classic posted the second highest open qualifying field as 97 players competed in the one-day qualifier vying for the 10 qualifying spots available into the tournament field.
"We are pleased to be able to work with a venue such as Bay of Quinte and incorporate them into this year's tournament" said Brad Parkins, tournament director of The Great Waterway Classic. "The course will be a great test for those looking to qualify for this year's event and we need to thank the ownership, management and members for providing us with their first class facility."
A full field of 156 players will tee it up on the Thursday and Friday of the official tournament (Aug. 21-22) with the top 60 golfers and ties making it into weekend play.
Players will be shooting for the top prize of $27,000 in the season long race to be one of the top five money winners at the end of the season and earn status on the Web.com Tour for the following season.
The Bay of Quinte Golf and Country Club is located at 1830 Old Hwy. 2, Quinte West, ON. It is a parkand layout playing to par 72 and measures 6,571 yards from the tips.
The track will also host the Canadian Golf Teachers Federation's annual Teachers Cup on Sept. 21, 22 and 23.
For more information on The Great Waterway Classic, including sponsorship opportunities, Pro-Am participation, volunteering, open qualifying and tickets, be sure to visit www.thegreatwaterwayclassic.ca.
Ottawa Golf Examiner Course Directory
(The Ottawa Golf Examiner has reported on these facilities.)
Anderson Links Golf and Country Club
4175 Anderson Rd.; Ottawa
613.822.9644, firstname.lastname@example.com
Calabogie Highlands Golf Resort
981 Barryvale Rd; Calabogie, ON
613.752.2171, firstname.lastname@example.com
Canadian Golf and Country Club
7800 Golf Club Way; Ashton, ON
613.253.3290 ex. 228, firstname.lastname@example.com
Capital Golf Centre
3798 Bank St.; Ottawa
Casselview Golf and Country Club
844 Aurele Rd.; Casselman, ON (Hwy. 417 Exit 66)
613.798.4653, firstname.lastname@example.com
Cloverdale Links Golf Course
R.R. No. 1; Winchester, ON (Hwy. 31 Bank Street)
613.774.0076, email@example.com
Chateau Montebello Golf Club
392 Notre Dame; Montebello, QC
Dragonfly Golf Links
955 Opeongo Rd.; Renfrew, ON
1.888.275.3838, email@example.com
Emerald Links Golf and Country Club
6357 Emerald Links Dr.; Greely, ON
613.822.4653, firstname.lastname@example.com
eQuinelle Golf Club
R.R. No. 4-140 eQuinelle Dr.; Kemptville, ON
613.258.2105, email@example.com
Falcon Ridge Golf Club
4740 High Rd.; Ottawa, ON
613.822.6742, email@example.com
Gatineau Golf Club
160 rue du Golf; Gatineau (Aylmer), QC
819.557.4411, firstname.lastname@example.com
Glen Lawrence Golf Club
2022 Hwy. 2 East; Kingston, ON
613.545.1021, email@example.com
Glen Mar Golf and Country Club
7967 Fernbank Rd.; Ashton, ON
613.257.5181, firstname.lastname@example.com
Greensmere Golf and Country Club
1717 Bear Hill Rd.; Carp, ON
Hylands Golf Club
2101 Alert Rd.; Ottawa, ON
613.521.1842, firstname.lastname@example.com
Innes Road Golfland
3490 Innes Rd.; Ottawa, ON
613.824.6580, firstname.lastname@example.com
Loch March Golf and Country Club
1755 Old Carp Rd.; Kanata, ON
613.839.5885, email@example.com
Metcalfe Golf Club
1956 8th Line Rd.; Metcalfe, ON
613.821.3673, firstname.lastname@example.com
Mont Cascades Golf Club
915 chemin Mont-Cascades; Cantley, QC
819.459.2980, email@example.com
Mountain Creek Golf Course
311 Mountain View Rd.; Arnprior, ON
613.623.8919, firstname.lastname@example.com
Pine View Golf Course
1471 Blair Rd.; Ottawa, ON
613.746.4653, email@example.com
Nation Golf Club
731 County Rd. 19; Curran, ON
Outaouais golf Club
301 montee Outaouais; Rockland, ON
613.446.4490, email@example.com
Prescott Golf Club
900 Boundary St.; Prescott, ON
613.925.5006, firstname.lastname@example.com
Renfrew Golf Club
1108 Golf Course Rd.; Renfrew, ON
613.432.2485, 1.888.805.3739
Smuggler's Glen Golf Course
418 Thousand Islands Pky.; R.R. No. 1 Lansdowne, ON
1.800.268.4536, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunnidell Golf
1945 Sharpe's Lane; Brockville, ON
613.498.0775, email@example.com
The Marshes Golf Club
320 Terry Fox Dr.; Kanata, ON
613.271.3530, email@example.com
Upper Canada Golf Course
13745 County Rd. 2; Morrisburg, ON
1.800.437.2233, firstname.lastname@example.com
White Sands Golf Course and Practice Centre
1705 St. Joseph Blvd.; Orleans, ON
613.837.4653, firstname.lastname@example.com
Whitetail Golf Club
7113 Hwy. 60; Eganville, ON
613.628.3774, email@example.com
Varadero Golf Club
Autopista Sur; Varadero, Cuba
+53 (45) 668482, email@example.com
Nova Scotia
Cabot Links
15933 Central Ave.; Inverness, NS
1.855.652.2268, email@example.com
Highlands Links
247 Keltic Out Rd.; Ingonish Beach, NS
1.800.441.1118, firstname.lastname@example.com
Le Portage Golf Club
15580 Cabot Trail Rd.; Cheticamp, NS
1.888618.5558, firstname.lastname@example.com
The Lakes Golf Club
5101 Hwy. 4; Ben Eoin, NS
902.828.4653, firstname.lastname@example.com
Mont-Tremblant, QC
La Belle Golf Course
100 chemin Champagne; Mont-Tremblant, QC
1.800.567.6744, email@example.com
La Bete Golf Course
1760 chemin du Golf; Mont-Tremblant, QC
1.800.567.6744, email@example.com
Le Diable Golf Course
Mont-Tremblant, QC
Le Geant Golf Course
Mont-Tremblant, QC
Golf Instruction Businesses
2672 Lancaster Rd, Ottawa
613.695.0234, firstname.lastname@example.com
National Golf Course Owners Association members (Eastern Ontario and Outaouais, Canada)
Amberwood Village Golf & Country Club, Stittsville, ON
Amherstview Golf Course, Amherstview, ON
Archie's Family Golf Centre, Cornwall, ON
Arnprior Golf Course, Braeside, ON
Auberge and Club de Golf Héritage, Notre-Dame-de-la-Paix, QC
Bancroft Golf Course, Bancroft, ON
Bay of Quinte Golf and Country Club, Belleville, ON
Beckwith Golf Club, Smiths Falls, ON
Birtee Golf, Perth, ON
Black Bear Ridge Golf Course, Belleville, ON
Blue Heron Golf Club, Lanark, ON
Briar Fox Golf & Country Club, Marysville, ON
Brockville Country Club, Brockville, ON
Brockville Highland Golf Club, Brockville, ON
Camden Braes Golf & Country Club, Odessa, ON
Camelot Golf & Country Club, Cumberland, ON
Carleton Golf & Yacht Club, Manotick, ON
Cataraqui Golf and Country Club, Kingston, ON
Cedar Glen Golf Course, Williamsburg, ON
Cedarhill Golf & Country Club, Nepean, ON
Champions Nest, Edwards, ON
Château Cartier Golf Course, Gatineau, QC
Club de Golf Hautes Plaines, Gatineau, QC
Club de Golf Le Château Montebello, Montebello, QC
Club de Golf Le Sorcier, Gatineau, QC
Club de Golf Montpellier, Montpellier, QC
Club de Golf Tecumseh, Gatineau, QC
Club de Golf Touraine, Gatineau, QC
Colonnade Golf and Country Club, Joyceville, ON
Conley Road Driving Range & Mini-Putt, Richmond, ON
Cornwall Golf & Country Club, Cornwall, ON
Deep River Golf Club, Deep River, ON
Eagle Creek Golf Course, Dunrobin, ON
Edelweiss Valley Golf & Country Club, Wakefield, QC
Evergreen Golf Course, Westport, ON
Frankford Municipal Golf Course, Frankford, ON
Gananoque Golf & Country Club, Gananoque, ON
Garrison Golf & Curling Club, Kingston, ON
Glengarry Golf & Country Club, Alexandria, ON
Golf Mont Ste. Marie, Lac Ste-Marie, QC
Golf-O-Max Indoor Golf Centre, Ottawa, ON
GreyHawk Golf Club, Cumberland, ON
Hawkesbury Golf & Curling Club, Hawkesbury, ON
Island Brae Golf Club, Morrison's Island, ON
Kanata Golf & Country Club, Kanata, ON
Kevin Haime Golf Centre, Kanata, ON
Kingston Par 3 Golf Club, Kingston, ON
La Cite Golf Club, Hawkesbury, ON
Larrimac Golf Club, Chelsea, QC
Lombard Glen Golf & Country Club, Lombardy, ON
Loyalist Country Club, Bath, ON
Lyndway Hills Golf Club, Lyndhurst, ON
Madawaska Golf Course, Arnprior, ON
Manderley Golf Club, North Gower, ON
Mapleview Golf and Country Club, Perth, ON
Mattawa Golf & Ski Resort, Mattawa, ON
Mississippi Golf Club, Almonte, ON
Morrisburg Golf Club, Morrisburg, ON
Murray Hills Golf Course, Wooler, ON
NationView Golf Course, South Mountain, ON
Norway Bay Golf Club, Bristol, QC
Oak Hills Golf Club, Stirling, ON
Oaks of Cobden Golf Club, Cobden, ON
Oasis Mini Golf & Driving Range, Limoges, ON
Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club, Ottawa, ON
Pakenham Golf & Country Club, Pakenham, ON
Perth Golf Course, Perth, ON
Picton Golf & Country Club, Picton, ON
Pine Lodge Golf Club, Bristol, QC
Poplars Golf Club, Tweed, ON
Prescott Golf Club, Prescott, ON
RA Centre, Ottawa, ON
Richmond Centennial Golf Club, Richmond, ON
Rideau Lakes Golf & Country Club, Westport, ON
Rideau View Country Club, Manotick, ON
Rivendell Golf Club, Verona, ON
Roundel Glen Golf Course, Astra, ON
Sandy Mountain Golf Course, Mountain, ON
Sandy Row Restaurant & Golf Club, South Mountain, ON
Smiths Falls Golf & Country Club, Smith Falls, ON
Stonebridge Golf & Country Club, Ottawa, ON
Summerheights Golf Links, Cornwall, ON
Superdome at Ben Franklin Park, Ottawa, ON
Superdome Sports Centre, Ottawa, ON
The 19th Tee, Ottawa, ON
The Homestead at Wolf Ridge, Killaloe, ON
The Landings Golf and Teaching Centre, Kingston, ON
The Meadows Golf & Country Club, Gloucester, ON
The Royal Ottawa Golf Club, Aylmer, QC
Thunderbird Golf Course, Kanata, ON
TMSI Sports Management, Ottawa, ON
Trillium Wood Golf Club, Corbyville, ON
Wellington on the Lake Golf Course, Wellington, ON
Westbrook Golf Club and Driving Range, Kingston, ON
Wolfe Island Riverfront Golf Course, Wolfe Island, ON
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Five months ago, Tim Wiese turned in his personal bowling highlight when he blistered a career-best 287 in his second game of the "Guys and Dolls" league at AMF Woodlake Lanes in Woodland Hills.
Wiese opened the game with 10 straight strikes before leaving three pins on his second shot in the 10th frame. He then converted the 1-3-5 spare and went on to record a 706 series (246-287-173).
It was an exciting night for Wiese, who reminisced about his memorable game while bowling at Corbin Bowl in Tarzana on Wednesday night.
"I got so nervous at the end," said the 29-year-old Wiese, a Calabasas resident. "I didn't expect that. The last two or three frames I was physically shaking and I've never done that before."
Wiese was averaging 197 at the time. He's now averaging 186 bowling once a week at Corbin Bowl and remains hopeful that he'll eventually log his first perfect game.
At 29, Wiese stands a very good chance.
"I've got a lot of bowling ahead of me," he said.
And what would it take for him to bowl his perfect game?
"A lot of luck," said Wiese with a smile.

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My friends and I used to play this game where we'd pick a person from our social environment, and decide who would be the absolute worst personality for sharing a drive across the country with. Being stuck in a car with anyone for too long can be a traumatizing experience under the best conditions. Oddly enough, being stuck in a car with Tom Hardy during a traumatizing experience turns out to be a terrific experience.
Who figured?
Steven Knight's Locke is more than a film with an interesting gimmick. After seeing the movie last month I honestly believe that setting this entire story in a car with a single character driving in a single direction is the only way it could be told properly. It completely works as a narrative frame.
I got the chance to sit down with Steven Knight last month after seeing the film, and this is what we talked about:
Jason Roestel: I really loved your movie.
Steven Knight: Thank you.
JR: It's always a pleasure to talk to a filmmaker when you really admire their work.
Steven Knight: It's always a pleasure when your film gets a positive response as well.
JR: I spent twenty years in construction work, doing ground work and getting ready for slab pouring - so I immediately got the...
Steven Knight: The drama of it.
JR: Totally. The idea that Tom Hardy's Locke is leaving his baby behind - this building he's preparing - to meet his new baby. Why did you decide to choose to tell this story this way?
Steven Knight: I just finished making a conventional film, and I just wondered if there wasn't another way of doing the basic task of inviting people into a room, turning the lights off, and having them engage with a screen for ninety minutes. At the same time I'd been testing the cameras by shooting from a moving car at night, and we would watch that on a big screen to see if the cameras were picking up the proper light and stuff, and I just found it really hypnotic and beautiful. I wondered if you couldn't take that background of a moving image and make that the theater and put an actor in there and have perform a one man play effectively. I was meeting Tom for another reason for another project, and I mentioned the idea and he was keen. I wrote the script with him in mind and then we shot it. It was one of those things where it's a low budget thing, so people leave you alone. So I was free to do it pretty much how I wanted to do it - not really knowing how it would work with an audience. And then it was when we screened it at Venice that we sort of knew it was getting to people.
JR: Was it hard to convince Tom Hardy... because I usually don't watch previews for the movies we get invited to. But I did watch the trailer for Locke, so I was expecting something like Phone Booth or Man On A Ledge where they promise this one thing, but ultimately the movie doesn't remain in a phone booth or on a ledge. Yours was the first movie that kept its promise. The setting wasn't a gimmick. We don't leave the car. Was that a hard sell?
Steven Knight: Not really. The same people that financed Redemption financed this. And they'd made their money and they were happy and we had a good experience making it. I basically emailed them two paragraphs, and said, this is the idea, Tom's keen to do it, and they said fine, we'll finance it. If you got a low enough budget people are prepared to take risks.
JR: When I was driving home last night I was scratching my head trying to think of another actor that could have pulled this movie off...
Steven Knight: There isn't one.
JR: I don't think there is either.
Steven Knight: I think he's the best we've got. If you're going to have someone on the screen for that long they're going to have to be really good.
JR: To be honest, I think I underestimated how good he actually can be until I saw Locke last night.
Steven Knight: Luckily Tom also wants to experiment. He wants to do really fresh stuff, so this really appealed to him.
JR: Was it ever difficult for him to be, pretty much, the only character in the movie. I mean, one of the brilliant things you did is that you left the other characters in the film completely up to the audience's imagination - they're just voices on the phone - you trusted our imagination to fill in the physical details of each of the roles in Locke.
Steven Knight: It's great because one of the best compliments after people have seen the movie is that they've forgotten that they never saw the other people. I was talking to somebody yesterday whose wife insisted that she HAD seen Locke's wife, in her house. That the scene had been shot and was part of the film. I really believe that with big budgets and the special effects that people sit in the cinema and have their imaginations presented to them. That's someone's imagination, perfectly executed. Which is fine. But I just wondered if it was possible to have someone sit in a cinema and create their own special effects. So people create the other characters in Locke themselves.
JR: Last night at the screening of the film, during the Q&A you said something about cell phones that I thought was really cool. Could you repeat it?
Steven Knight: The way technology has changed our lives... it sneaks up on us. The way it's changed our lives is quite profound really. It absolutely effects how people live their lives and see themselves, because we're available to all parts of our lives at all times now - as long as the phone is switched on. When the phone rings you look at the screen, you see who's calling you, and you become the person who deals with that person. If it's your boss you become the person who deals with the boss. If it's your kid you become the parent. So we're all conducting our own master class in acting every day, because we're changing who we are constantly. You have to change gear within seconds sometimes. Which is part of the reason for making the film is it would be interesting to point a camera at that - when a person is in a time of deep stress.
JR: Did you have to explain that concept to Tom Hardy? Or did he just immediately pick up on it?
Steven Knight: I think we all do it. So we all know what to do in that situation. When the phone rings we all have that response. So Tom - even when his character is speaking with his kids, and there's tears streaming down his face - he's making it all fine and all okay. We all have this inbuilt ability to do that.
JR: Working in construction, you sort of have this inner pride about the buildings you worked on and completed...
Steven Knight: Yeah.
JR: Like when I was 18 I worked on some of these buildings here in downtown Seattle. So I know them. My whole life I recognize them every single time I've seen them as a place where I was at the time - a building I helped build. What I took from Locke is that Tom Hardy's character has that pride in his building. But then your film shows that this human being - this real baby that's coming into the world - is just as important. That it's a new structure that will stand on its own in 20 years, and he's even more responsible for it.... Man... it sounds like all I'm doing is raving about your movie and not interviewing...
Steven Knight: No, no, no. You're right. There's a line in the movie where Locke says that "A new person created of boredom and two bottles of wine, how can you beat that for a construction project..."
JR: Yeah. (laughs)
Steven Knight: In other words, he does these phenomenal things and builds these amazing buildings, and then through mistakes and dopiness and being human - and getting drunk of course - there's this other construction project that's so much more intricate.
JR: Again... I've got to tell you. Locke is such a cool movie about responsibility. The friend I took to the screening last night, I asked her when it was over: Would you take him back? And of course, all the girls are going to take Tom Hardy back...
Steven Knight: Of course...
JR: Okay so during the Q&A the host told you that what he liked about your movies is that they take ordinary people and put them in extraordinary situations... but this didn't seem extraordinary.
Steven Knight: No. It's not.
JR: I think he got it all wrong.
Steven Knight: Yeah. I keep calling it an ordinary tragedy. In a sense that it's something that could happen to anyone. I think part of the reason that the response has been so good is that many people have experienced similar things. Not necessarily babies... but similar situations where they've made a mistake, and then they have to deal with that mistake on all fronts in all areas. I just wanted the problem not to be a crime, or fraud, or anything like that. It's just something he did, and now he's having to deal with it. Sort of the thought in the beginning is that when you see all the lights in the cars passing by Locke's car - every one of those bubbles of light has a story. We just chose to follow this one when it could have been anyone. So I tried to keep it ordinary.
JR: I think in doing that though, you show how extraordinary we can be...
Steven Knight: Absolutely. The concrete bit is like that. Locke will drive home from a concrete pour and nobody will realize that he's done something extraordinary that day. He's coordinated the building of this thing.
JR: I admire that you took it this seriously. Concrete...
Steven Knight: Absolutely.
JR: I was going to ask you about A24....
Steven Knight: They're terrible. Awful...
JR: They're on a roll lately. Some of the most interesting character pieces I've seen recently have all been distributed by A24.
Steven Knight: They're a breath of fresh air, and they're different. And you get so much enthusiasm and energy from all levels of the company. You get a sense that this is the new way of doing things.
JR: What I like about the new cinema is that it doesn't take the audience for granted. Like Locke assumes that the audience is much smarter than everybody else does.
Steven Knight: I think it's true everywhere, but I think it's especially true in the U.S. - people who distribute films underestimate their audience. It's almost like a badge of honor to say that people are stupid and don't be highbrow - because that's naive.
Locke opens in Seattle and select cities across the country this weekend.


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Charming Studio in the Heart of Paris
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- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Towels
|Rue au Maire, 75003 Paris, France
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This is a great choice to spend a few days in Paris.
All commodities nearby. Bakeries, great restaurants and supermarkets. At walking distance, The famous Bistrot Benoit. Open in 1912, this bistrot represent the most authentic Parisian life of the 1920"s . A true travel in time. Nearby you have les Halles (the largest shopping mall in Paris), the village Montorgueil and little further away le Louvre Museum.
Lots of museums around. Museum Picasso, Museum Carnavalet (oldest museum in paris aimed to known everything about the city of light), Museum of Judaism. 10 minutes from the studio, take the métro line 1 and in 20 minutes you will be in Champs- Elisées ( the most famous avenue in the world) and Avenue Montaigne (the street where you will find all the" Haute Couture" brands shops).
1 minute from the studio, take the metro line 3 and in 5 minutes you will be on the famous Place de l'Opéra, Place Vendome with its famous Ritz Hotel, Jardins des Tuileries and rue Saint-honoré (well known for its elegant boutiques).
A deposit of 150 euros will be required.
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Herve, who welcomed us at the apartment, was very friendly and helpful. The apartment itself was clean and it was exactly what we needed for our 4-day-trip. Two supermarkets are just around the corner (about a minute by foot), as well as the metro station. The heading "charming studio in the heart of paris" is not an understatement and the central position of the apartment is ideal for tourists. Apart from that, the area is quiet, because there are no cars allowed in the street of the apartment. Me and my friend highly recommend the apartment :)
We had a good stay in this studio, clean and well located. The owners are friendly. In addition, there is a small nickel restaurant just across the street.
Nous avons passé un bon séjour dans ce studio, propre et bien situé. Les proprios sont sympas. En plus, il y a un petit resto nickel juste de l'autre côté de la rue.
Very cozy and centrally located apartment - the perfect starting point for almost all sights in Paris. Would stay there again any time. Joanne and Herve were very pleasant and welcoming hosts.
Sehr gemütliches und zentral gelegenes Appartment - der perfekte Ausgangspunkt für fast alle Sehenswürdigkeiten in Paris. Würden hier jederzeit wieder übernachten. Joanne und Herve waren sehr angenehme und herzliche Gastgeber.
Everything was perfect, the apartment is very well located, it's small but with everything you need, comfy bed, equipped kitchen and very clean all perfect for a few days exploring the wonderful city of Paris.
Everything in the apartment works perfectly, fridge, heating, hot water, cable TV, WIFI etc ....
The hosts are the best of all, they were flexible to the time of entry and departure time, we were shown as everything worked perfectly and gave us some tips on what to visit, where to eat ..
He said all 10.
Thank you very much for everything Joanne and Herve hope turn to see when we return to Paris
Todo ha sido perfecto , el apartamento esta muy bien situado , es pequeño pero con todo lo necesario , cama cómoda , cocina equipada y todo muy limpio todo perfecto para pasar unos días conociendo la maravillosa ciudad de Paris.
Todo en el apartamento funciona a la perfección , cocina , frigorífico , calefacción , agua caliente , Tv por cable , WIFI .... etc
Los anfitriones es lo mejor de todo , fueron flexibles para la hora de entrada y hora de salida, nos enseñaron perfectamente como funcionaba todo y nos dieron algunos consejos sobre que visitar , donde comer ..
Lo dicho todo de 10.
Muchas gracias por todo Joanne y Herve esperamos volvernos a ver cuando volvamos a Paris ¡¡¡¡
tiny and cosy flat, great located so that you can reach nearly everything by foot. (Centre Pompidou in about 3-5 mins. Metro 1 minute). Perfect for single person or couples, very clean.
Really nice host, Joanne&Hèrve are really kind and helpful they can give you many tips for places you shouldn't miss in Paris. We would definitely do it again!
Small apartment, but in a strategic position .. I recommend it to everyone, because 'the owners are really nice
Piccolo appartamento, ma in una posizione strategica..lo consiglio a tutti, anche perché' i proprietari sono davvero gentili
We had a very Good time at the apartment in parís. The apartment is very confortable, and it have a very Good localization. The hosts are so kind!! Thanks to herve and Joanne everything was ok!!
the house is small but it is really convenient because very close to several points of interest .. there is everything you need and even more: the bath (though small) is very useful especially in winter when returning from a day in the cold, there is nothing more enjoyable than a nice hot bath! Herve is really helpful and polite .. I recommend to everyone!
la casa è piccola ma è veramente comoda perché molto vicino a parecchi luoghi di interesse..c'è tutto il necessario e anche di più : la vasca da bagno(anche se piccola) è utilissima specialmente d'inverno quando di ritorno da una giornata al freddo,non c'è nulla di più piacevole che un bel bagno caldo!! Herve è veramente disponibile e gentile..consiglio a tutti!
The flat is clean and well situated. The owners were really nice, we would always go back! Merci pour joanne et herve
Herve was exceptional, a lheure, warm and full of little touches that have affected my wife who is not French, apartment in a good neighborhood, very convenient to move around and visit, I recommend .......... ...... enormously and that is a pleasure to come back and jenverrai the world.
Herve a ete exceptionnel, a lheure, chaleureux et plein de petites attentions qui ont touche ma femme qui nest pas francaise, appartement dans un bon quartier, tres pratique pour bouger et visiter, je les recommande................ enormement et cest avec plaisir que je reviendrai et que jenverrai du monde.
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Two overnight robberies in Chico - one outside the Flyers gas station on Manzanita Avenue and the other at Sycamore Pool at One-Mile in Bidwell Park are being investigated.
Both of these robberies happened within an hour and half of each other and Chico police need your help to find the suspects.
The first robbery happened around 11:30 Thursday night right in front of the Flyer's gas station that sits off Cohasset Road.
Police say a 55-year-old man was walking from his home on Manzanita Avenue and stopped in front of the gas station to rest. That's when police say two white men approached and asked him to empty out his pockets. He did and the suspects fled.
The other incident happened on the north side of Sycamore Pool around 1 a.m.
A 17-year-old boy and girl were walking with some friends when they were approached by an adult man and woman. Police say the suspects took the girl's purse after an argument and left. Chico police say they are starting to see a jump in robberies around the city.
"There are a lot of factors that go into it but typically in the summer the heat we get a lot of people out at the One Mile and out typically where they wouldn't be spending time. So I think we experience more crime based of that," said Sergeant Matt Madden.
The names of the victims were not released because of the ongoing investigation.
Another fact police revealed Friday is that they believe the robbery that happened on the Cohasset overpass on Wednesday might have a connection to the Manzanita robbery because they have a lot of similarities.
If you know anything about these crimes you're asked to give Chico police a call.


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The ringed seal is a mammal and is also known as the jar seal it belongs to the family Phocaea and is an earless seal. This unusual seal is one of the smaller seals of the seal family which got its name due to the distinctive dark spots on its body which are encircled by light grey rings. These seals have a small head and a catlike nose with round flabby bodies. These seals can grow to 5 foot long and weigh as much as 150 pounds. They have small front flippers with claws measuring about 1 inch in thickness which are used to keep their air holes open in the ice which is often as thick as 6 feet. This capability makes them unique from other seals do not have the ability of maintaining breathing holes in the ice. Of all the ice seals the ringed seal is the most populous and can be found in the Arctic and Subarctic regions. It is not only found in the Arctic Ocean ranges into the Bering Sea and the Okhotsk Sea ranging into the Pacific Ocean as well along the coast of Japan, and also been found along the North Atlantic coasts of Greenland and Scandinavia. They have been seen as far South as Newfoundland which includes two freshwater subspecies in northern Europe.
The closest relative to the ringed seal is the gray seal along with the other northern latitude ice seals which would be the Ribbon seal, Hooded seal, Harp seal, and Bearded seal. The primary prey of the ringed seal is the polar bear as well as the people living in the Arctic for a regular food source. However women have been warned not to eat the liver during pregnancy due to the large amount of Mercury that can harm the fetus. They have also fallen prey to killer whales, walruses, and sharks. The pups often fall prey to large Gulls and Arctic Fox. The largest threat to the seal population is climate change due to their dependency on the pack ice. The Ringed seal prefers resting on top of the ice, and they pup on the ice in late winter to early spring. The females reach maturity at about the age of four and have a nine to eleven month gestation period before pups are born. Males on the other hand do not reach their maturity before the age of seven years. The males will stay with the female for a few days to mate, then the male moves on in looks for another female. The mating normally begins in April, being a solitary animal they normally separate themselves on the ice by about hundred yards the females give birth to one pup that they nurse for about two months, and then the pups are left on their own to survive. The ringed seal builds a lair which resembles a snow cave over their breathing holes and is very territorial about their personal lair and the water beneath them. These amazing animals can dive up to 300 feet and remain underwater for up to 45 minutes. When they return to the surface they often blow bubbles through their air hole checking for polar bears prior to submerging from the water. The pups are raised within the seclusion of this layer which protects them from predators and harsh weather until they are weaned at about two months of age. The pups learn to dive shortly after birth, but still fall prey to various animals and birds when they are weaned.
Even though these seals are solitary animals when they are in a group they are referred to as a colony. The ringed seal will live 25 and 30 years and they feed on small fish and invertebrates which include mysids, Arctic Cod, Herring, Shrimp, Smelt, Perch, Whitefish, crustaceans and Sculpin. The ringed seal is not considered an endangered animal under the Endangered Species Act.


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The Ginsberg family just returned from a lovely vacation in beautiful, sunny Spain.
We visited architectural wonders such as the Alhambra in Granada and Cordoba's Great Mosque, the Mezquita, whose beauty so awed Christians that they built their cathedral within the origInal Moorish structure. We viewed some of the world's greatest art: Velazquez and Goya paintings in the Prado in Madrid, El Greco's work in Toledo, and Picasso in a museum dedicated to his art in his native Malaga. We ate some great food, including one dinner on a balcony overlooking the Alhambra.
We also marveled at Spain's infrastructure. We flew in an out of Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport, sleek, clean, and up-to-date. We drove on well-maintained highways, and we rode a train that was on-time, modern, and litter-free.
Then we landed at New York's JFK Airport, once a paean to modern architecture, now a decrepit relic that is dirty, cramped, and difficult to navigate. We drove home on uneven roads full of potholes and over bridges in danger of collapse.
Americans should travel more. If they did, they would see that Spain is not unique. Most of Europe, most of the advanced, industrial world, maintains its infrastructure, continually improving roads, bridges, tunnels, airports, railroads with the latest technology. And remember, Europe kept up its infrastructure during the recent economic downturn, which hit countries like Spain especially hard.
It's not just Europe that is leaving America in the dust. China, India, and other developing nations have built and are building gleaming airports and efficient metro systems. These countries understand that if they are to compete in the modern world, they have to be able to move people and goods efficiently and quickly.
Updating a nation's infrastructure costs money; spending money means levying taxes. But Americans live in a tax-averse society. The nation has been bombarded with conservative pronouncements about the evil of taxes — with little regard for their intended use — for the last three or four decades. For the time being, conservatives have won the argument.
Which is why Congress is unable to enact a long-term solution for the nearly depleted federal Highway Trust Fund. The best the House could do earlier this week is to approve a temporary fix that saves thousands of jobs and prevents a shutdown of road construction next month. The bill provides the fund with $11 billion by using pension tax changes, customs fees, and a transfer from the Leaking Underground Storage Tank Trust Fund. These are budgetary gimmicks, not a serious solution to an existing problem.
President Obama has proposed a $302 billion transportation program, financed by traditional gasoline taxes, so-called "user" taxes, and some corporate tax breaks. The current gasoline tax, which has not been raised in twenty years and has not kept up with inflation, does not generate enough revenue to fund the existing transportation needs of the nation. The tax will raise even less revenue in future years as cars become increasingly fuel efficient.
Conservatives won't vote for a long-term fix to the trust fund because it smells of new taxes. The president grudgingly supports the bandaid approach since its the best he can get now, but he has called for Congress to consider his more ambitious approach. "Congress shouldn't pat itself on the back for averting disaster for a few months, kicking the can down the road for a few months, careening from crisis to crisis," he said recently. "We should be investing in the future."
Kicking the can down the road is what Congress does best these days. That is, when it does anything. But it won't solve the national infrastructure problem. It won't maintain our existing roads, airports, and trains. It won't provide the funding to invest in new technologies.
The result will be a decrepit America falling further and further behind most of the rest of the world.
Americans should travel more. They would see what is possible when you spend a few dollars wisely.


text: Nuclear Cardiology Tests Nuclear cardiology is a branch of medical imaging that uses small amounts of a radioactive tracer material to help your doctor evaluate and diagnose disorders of your heart. The amount of radiation you receive in a typical nuclear scan is quite low and the test is considered quite safe. Your doctor will perform this test to assess your heart condition and determine the best course of action for you based on your specific history and case. The Sands-Constellation Heart Institute's nuclear medicine program is accredited by the American College of Radiology (ACR). The ACR awards accreditation to facilities for the achievement of high practice standards after a peer-review evaluation of its practice. Image quality and procedure evaluations are conducted by board-certified radiologists and medical physicists who are experts in the field. The program also evaluates personnel qualifications, adequacy of facility equipment, quality control procedures and quality assurance programs. All findings are reported to the practice via a comprehensive report that includes recommendations for improvement. SCHI is very proud to have achieved this accreditation because when you choose The Sands-Constellation Heart Institute, as an ACR-accredited facility, you know: • SCHI has voluntarily gone through a rigorous review process to be sure it meets nationally-accepted standards • Our personnel are well qualified, through education and certification, to perform and interpret your medical • The equipment is appropriate for the test or treatment you will receive, and the facility meets or exceeds quality assurance and safety guidelines


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Dec. 16, 2013
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GREENVILLE, N.C. -The East Carolina women's basketball team travels to Norfolk State for a mid-week, non-conference match up on Tuesday, December 17, at 6 p.m. The Pirates are looking to get back on the winning track after dropping their first contest of the season to Grand Canyon on Saturday.
The Pirates and the Spartans will meet for the fourth time in program history. East Carolina holds a 2-1 edge on Norfolk State. Last season, the two teams met at the ECU Thanksgiving Tournament and ECU defeated the Spartans 54-46 on November 24, 2012. Norfolk State is looking for its first win over the Pirates since November 19, 1999, when the Spartans held off East Carolina, 64-60, in Norfolk, Va. In their first-ever meeting, ECU cruised past Norfolk State, 97-76, on December 30, 1998, in Greenville, N.C.
East Carolina owns an 8-1 record after starting the year off with eight-straight victories to mark the best start in program history since the 1972-73 season. The Pirates' only loss of the year came against Grand Canyon (86-76) on Saturday at the ULM Warhawk Classic. As a team, ECU is shooting 43.3-percent, while limiting opponents to a 37.1 field goal percentage. In nine games, the Pirates have averaged 79.3 points per game and have allowed 60.7 for a scoring margin of +18.7. The Pirates are out-rebounding their counterparts 43.1 boards per game to 32.1 for a margin of +11.0. East Carolina also holds the edge in assists with 14.9 to 9.3.
Redshirt sophomore forward Jada Payne leads the offensive attack with 21.3 points per game, while redshirt junior guard Abria Trice averages 16.2. Payne is also the team leader in rebounds with 6.6 per contest. Trice is the Pirates' leader in steals with 18. Junior guard Janesha Ebron has dished out a team-best 51 assists to average 5.7 per game. She also adds 4.9 points per game and 2.9 rebounds per game. Redshirt junior post Ondrea Shaw owns a team-best 18 blocks to go along with 6.1 rebounds per game, 2.4 points per game, six steals and five assists.
Norfolk State is 3-5 on the year and the Spartans are coming off of a 74-61 win over Bethune-Cookman on December 7. The Spartans average 62.6 points per game and surrender 65.6. As a team, Norfolk State is shooting 38-percent from the floor, while allowing opponents a field goal percentage of 35.4. The Spartans own a slight edge in rebounding as they average 43.5 boards per game, while allowing 39.9. They also hold the edge in assists as Norfolk State averages 13.4 to their opponents' 10.1 per contest.
The Spartans have two double-figure scorers in Rae Corbo (14.6 points per game) and Ebony Brown (11.9 points per game). Corbo also leads the team in assists (27) and steals (10), while adding 2.9 rebounds per game. Brown also contributes 3.5 boards per game to go along with seven assists, six steals and a pair of blocks. Rachel Gordon is the Spartans' leading rebounder as she averages 14.6 per game. She has also posted 9.9 points per game and a team-leading 13 blocks. Kieera Basey leads the squad in assists with 23. Additionally, Basey averages 3.0 points per game and 1.6 rebounds per game, while notching four steals.
The Pirates will return to Minges Coliseum on Friday, December 20, when they play host to Ohio at 7 p.m. Live stats, video and audio will be available on ECUPirates.com.


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Like his teammate Taylor Hill, his stay on the big Nats may be brief, but for today Michael Taylor will be a major-leaguer as multiple outlets are reporting that the 23-y.o. outfielder will join the big club in Atlanta.
Taylor will be replacing either Jayson Werth or Steve Souza, who was called up last week to replace outmak..er, fielder Nate McLouth, as both rightfielders are battling injuries
Taylor is in the midst of a breakout season, which began in Harrisburg where he batted .313/.396/.539 with 22HR and 34SB in 98 games, which earned him a trip to the Eastern League All-Star game and the 2014 Futures game.
He's barely skipped a beat in Syracuse going 5-for-13 with three doubles and a triple with two RBI, albeit in four games.
Corresponding moves have obviously not yet been made, and in a season with more movement than after a bad buffet, it's pointless to guess. As always, if/when those moves are made today, this space will be updated.
UPDATE: Steven Souza is going to the DL. Thus far, there's just one corresponding move: UT Jose Lozada has been reassigned from Harrisburg. The P-Nats, who were rained out for the entire weekend, and the Senators both have Monday off — so it's unlikely that any more moves will be made (or announced) until Tuesday.
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Souza gets sent to the DL. Hope Taylor makes things difficult for the front office when Souza's ready to come back.
I think Taylor already has his name penciled onto one of Rizzo's future starting lineups. Its Souza that they need to look at as he has become a bit of an unexpected wildcard. It seems like the plan is to start evaluating both this season especially after the rosters expand. They also need to do some trimming of that 40-man as prospects like AJ Cole are rule 5 eligible.
This site has its batman cave of fans
But SS has really blossomed
Talk about play with what you have – lozada.
Potomac cannot afford to lose depth just
To accommodate Harrisburg playing out the
If Caleb Clay can reach the majors. So will Ryan
A name for Hagerstown next spring. Raudy Ready.
More movement than after a bad buffet!
Lmao. Especially a KFC one !!
I hope he gets an actual chance to play, rather than trotting Frandsen and Hairston out there every day, while Taylor gets an occasional pinch run.
Fransden and Hairston will not be playing everyday (they have less than 5 collective starts since the A-S Break). Span, Harper and Werth will play most everyday. If any of those guys get nicked or need a rest, Taylor will likely get his chance.
They could have easily called up one or both of Kobernus and Perez for this role? Plus? There still is Tyler Moore who has major league experience as a PH and has had a reasonable number of plate appearances this season.
So, why Taylor instead of them? Especially since player development will want him to play every day? Reminds me a bit of the Desmond versus Guzman deal and then the Lombo as the UTL deal with Davey. Matt has to agree to find enough starts for Taylor before bringing him up … but he is far and away more rigid about playing veterans than was Davey. It'll be interesting to see how that pans out. It sure seemed like Rizzo had recalled Souza and put McLouth on the DL without telling Williams so … I don't know makes me wonder?
I think, from a developmental standpoint, that the thinking may be no more complicated than they think that Taylor is better than Perez, and they want the better player available to help them fight for the NL East title. With the countervaling consideration that, while playing every day is better for player development in a macro sense, Taylor has been a regular for the last 4+ months, playing in 102 games, up until now – so missing the last 2-3 weeks of the season is not a big deal.
Certainly not a big enough deal to justify weakening the major league club by bringing up a player that they do not think will be as helpful, even in part time duty, until Souza and/or McLouth is ready to come off the DL.
Would both Souza and Taylor go to the Arizona Fall league then? Or would they stick with them (both right handed bats) and eschew McLouth (their only left-handed bat on the bench) since there is some possibility that they can produce offensively at the major league level and although McLouth produced sparkling defense perhaps on par with Span's, his offense wasn't what they expected given his previous season in Baltimore?


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Chuck Mangione: Fun and Games
Fun and Games
Chuck Mangione (flugelhorn)
20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection - The Best of Chuck Mangione (A&M Records)
Chuck Mangione (flugelhorn), Grant Geissman (guitar),
Jeff Tyzik (trumpet), Bill Reichenbach (trombone), Chris Vadala (sax), Charles Meeks (bass), James Bradley, Jr. (drums, timbales, congas).
Composed by Chuck Mangione.
Recorded: Los Angeles, CA, early 1980
Rating: 81/100 (learn more)
The vibe of Chuck Mangione's signature tune, the pop hit "Feels So Good," is recreated here with a bouncy yet relaxed atmosphere and disco-drenched rhythms that provide a solid, era-oriented anchor. Elsewhere, the horn soloing recalls other progressive jazzers such as Miles, but this track sounds composed spontaneously in the studio around Grant Geissman's guitar licks, which are somewhat limited to funky single-note patterns and octaves. Geissman's bluesy slide guitar solo sounds out of place, and the melody, while tenable, is not as memorable as its predecessor. A decent track, but Mangione is better represented by other recordings.
Reviewer: Marcus Singletary
Tags: 1980s jazz · flugelhorn
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Ohio Proposal to Integrate Medicare and Medicaid
The Ohio Medicaid office on February 27 issued a draft Integrated Care Delivery Systems (ICDS) demonstration proposal and summary that builds on the concept paper released in January regarding integrating services for individuals dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid.
The new proposal reflects consumer and family caregiver recommendations to protect and enhance existing benefits. According to the Office of Health Transformation (OHT), the draft demonstration proposal remains a work in progress and will be posted on the OHT website for 30 days of public comment, ending March 27.
Ohio Medicaid will hold two public hearings to seek feedback from beneficiaries and other stakeholders on the draft demonstration proposal; comments may also be submitted in writing or by e-mail. Click here for written comment submission information and public hearing dates. Provider, consumer and stakeholder feedback is essential and this feedback will be used to mold the final ICDS proposal that Ohio submits to the federal government on March 30. According to the timeline recently released by Ohio Medicaid, the ICDS model will be implemented on January 1, 2013.
Midwest Care Alliance will provide testimony on the new draft ICDS demonstration proposal on behalf of our members and we welcome your feedback. As updates and changes continue, stay tuned to Midwest Care Alliance for instruction and possible impacts to your organization.
Contact Jeff Lycan at 614-545-9016 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Justin Reiter Represents MCA on Capacity & Reimbursement Subcommittee
Ohio's Office of Health Transformation Director, Greg Moody, convened a new subcommittee Wednesday, the Nursing Facility Capacity and Reimbursement Subcommittee. This subcommittee is charged with helping move the state forward on a different way to look at Ohio's nursing homes -- and alternative forms of long-term care -- as well as to review the state's nursing home reimbursement methodologies.
Moody told the group that they have a deadline of producing a report by year's end so that the recommendations "will be in play for the development" of the state's FY14-15 biennial budget. Thank you to MCA's representative on the subcommittee, Justin Reiter. Mr. Reiter is Government Relations Manager at Hospice of the Western Reserve.
To lay the groundwork for the group's discussion, they heard first from Shahla Mehdizadeh of Miami University's Scripps Gerontology Center to highlight work her group has done looking at long-term care over primarily the last 16 years as one way to predict what the state might expect going forward. However, one of her observations was that long-term care has changed considerably in that time.
By meeting's end, the subcommittee had identified the following questions to explore in depth at its next meeting, which will tentatively be held Wednesday, March 21:
- What should determine capacity? Moody said this would be a statement of principles.
- What does the state intend to commit to going forward as it relates to capacity?
- What distorts these goals?
- Reimbursement
- Certificate of Need (CON)
- Alternative capacity for home- and community-based settings, housing and behavior health services.
- Health care workforce.
- Level of care.
- Eligibility/evaluation/woodwork effect?
Unified Long Term Care Workgroup Meets
The Unified Long Term Care Services Advisory Workgroup, of which Midwest Care Alliance (MCA) is a member, met on March 8 to discuss several new and continuing initiatives that will impact Medicare and Medicaid services in Ohio.
The discussion included the new Integrated Care Delivery System Draft Proposal, which was sent to MCA Members via a Special Alert on 02/28/2012. One of the items discussed was the Balanced Incentive Payment (BIP) Program Application. The state is considering applying for BIP, which could provide enhanced FMAP if the state outlines a goal to rebalance care to 50/50 home- and community-based services versus institutionalized care. Many of the requirements of the program are already goals of the administration, so this may be a way to draw more funds to assist long term care services directly.
Ohio Medicaid is holding a public hearing for providers March 13, where MCA will provide testimony; watch for further updates next week.
Contact Jeff Lycan at 614-545-9016 or email@example.com for more information.
Medicaid Director on Care Coordination
Ohio Medicaid Director John McCarthy updated a joint legislative panel on February 21st on his office's progress toward budget goals for better care coordination, including a proposed timeline for an Integrated Care Delivery System (ICDS) to complement the federal push to align Medicare and Medicaid financing.
McCarthy testified on progress in a number of areas within Medicaid and the Office of Health Transformation before the Joint Legislative Committee on Long-Term Care Services and Supports. His testimony included updates on the following senior service and supports topics:
- Health Homes for People With Severe and Persistent Mental Illness: The administration submitted a draft state plan amendment to the federal government on creating Medicaid health homes Dec. 23. Medicaid hopes to be able to begin enrolling people in the health homes by September.
- Expansion and Streamlining of Home and Community-Based Waivers (HCBS): Medicaid and the Department of Aging released a concept paper on an initial proposal for the design of a new waiver program. The administration is backing away from the July 1 implementation date for a single waiver set out in the budget bill because it wants to ensure it has adequate opportunity to gather input.
- Eligibility System Modernization: The current eligibility processes for health and human services in Ohio are overly complex, fragmented and reliant on outdated technology and the current system is not capable of handling the 935,000 Ohioans projected to enter the Medicaid system by 2014 as a result of the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA). The administration plans to release a white paper in early March and then submit a waiver request to CMS to simplify eligibility requirements.
- Nursing Home Quality Measures: ODA and ODH, along with the Office of the State Long-Term Care Ombudsman, are developing a website to provide information and technical assistance to nursing facilities for meeting the quality measures needed to qualify for incentive payments under the budget bill and SB264 (Jones). Medicaid is also developing data collection tools for facilities and will begin reimbursing nursing facilities based on the quality measures July 1.
- Medicaid Managed Care Improvements: Letters of intent from prospective plans hoping to bid on managed care contracts are due February 27; applications are due March 19 with tentative selections made April 9.
- Federal Balancing Incentive Payments Program (BIPP): The state is reviewing requirements for BIPP, which offers financial incentives for achieving a 50/50 balance of home-based versus institutional care and is considering whether to apply for the program. The state made progress in the budget toward meeting the 50/50 goal, going from a 36-to-64 home-to-institutional ratio to a 42-to-58 ratio.
Senator Dave Burke (R-Marysville) said he was concerned about the state recognizing ACOs that do not agree to accept the full risk of coordinating care, saying it would leave taxpayers on the hook. McCarthy said he has seen resistance from organizations he has met with to assuming full risk and that the state has discussed the idea of "risk corridors" where costs are shared between the state and ACOs. He said he does not want to kill the entire idea of the ACO model just because organizations are not willing to accept full risk.
Senator Shannon Jones (R-Springboro) expressed some shock at McCarthy's estimate that 935,000 people will enter Medicaid under the ACA. McCarthy said that represents both the expansion of eligibility and the enrollment of people previously eligible that had not entered the program but would under ACA. He said that number causes him concern as well. To read Director McCarthy's testimony, click here, and to read the timeline, click here. Contact Katie Rogers at firstname.lastname@example.com or (614) 545-9032, or Jeff Lycan at 614-545-9016 or firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
Click here for a list of key legislation Midwest Care Alliance is monitoring and its status, as well as news from around the state that affects legislation, regulations, and policy. Please note that there have not been many legislative changes as the General Assembly was recessed before the March 6 primary.
NAHC President Releases Statement on Diverting Medicaid, Medicare Funds
"On behalf of the members of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC), I want to congratulate the Department of Health & Human Services, the Department of Justice, and Texas law enforcement agencies for taking forthright action to stem what appears to be a coordinated scheme to divert federal money intended for care of the aged and infirm. We believe that all Americans are entitled to the presumption of innocence, and we do not want to prejudge this case without having all the facts. However, the facts on the surface appear to be fairly compelling.
NAHC has always had a zero-tolerance policy for those who would look to divert funds from Medicare and Medicaid for their own personal gain. We believe it is NAHC's duty to help protect patients at all costs; similarly it is our collective duty to protect the integrity of public programs. NAHC has advocated for comprehensive integrity programs, such as screening home health agencies that seek to participate in the Medicare program, evaluating the background of those who own or manage home health agencies, and strengthening physician involvement in planning and delivery of home health care. We believe it is imperative that home health agencies faithfully execute physician orders calling for the extension of in-home medical care while following the highest standards of care. As disappointing as this case is, it is heartening to see federal and state officials collaborating to stop allegedly inappropriate and perhaps illegal activities.
The notoriety that this case has already received should send the message that government does not intend to sit back and allow the continuation of questionable practices. It should serve as a warning to providers that they will face greater scrutiny. The end result of all this should be to improve the fiscal integrity of government programs. All in all, this is good news for those who believe the receipt of government funds to care for the aged and ill is a sacred trust and should be treated as such."
Val J. Halamandaris served as Counsel to the U.S. Senate and House Committees on Aging for 20 years. Before coming to NAHC as its CEO in 1982, he helped write the laws creating the Office of Inspector General in the Department of Health & Human Services, making Medicare and Medicaid fraud a felony, outlawing kickbacks, upgrading the mail fraud statute, and creating state Medicaid fraud units.
IRS Announces Two Month Suspension of IRS Modernized e-File Operations for 990 Filers; Advises Hospital Organizations About 2011 Filing Requirements
In order to facilitate systems and programming changes, the IRS today notified tax-exempt organizations that the IRS Modernized e-file (MEF) system will not be available from January 1, 2012 through February 29, 2012 for electronic filing of Forms 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF and 1120-POL information returns. The IRS is suspending the availability of the system to implement changes to IRS programs and systems for the 2011 tax year. The 990-N e-postcard filing system will not be affected by the temporary suspension of the MeF system.
To minimize the impact on affected organizations, the IRS is granting an extension of time to file to March 30, 2012 to organizations whose due date or first extended due date for returns is January 17, 2012 or February 15, 2012. Affected organizations required to file electronically may file electronically prior to January 1, 2012 or between March 1, 2012 and March 30, 2012. Organizations that are not required to file electronically may do the same and, alternatively, may file a paper return anytime before March 30, 2012. In addition, as described in Notice 2012-4, certain affected organizations normally required to file electronically will have the option to file a paper return during the suspension period.
An affected organization that has not previously received an extension and wishes to extend its filing due date until after March 30, 2012 may request an automatic 3-month extension by filing Form 8868, Extension of Time to File an Exempt Organization Return, by its original due date. If an affected organization has already obtained an automatic 3-month extension, the IRS will grant the organization an additional 3-month extension if the organization properly completes and files Form 8868 by its first extended due date. Organizations that have already been granted two extensions for a total of six months may not request a further extension.
Organizations are reminded that an extension of the time to file, including the automatic extension to March 30, 2012 provided in the Announcement, is not an extension of time to pay any tax liabilities that may be due for the year.
Organizations with a filing due date (or first extended due date) between January 1, 2012 and February 29, 2012 that file their returns by March 30, 2012 will be considered to have timely filed. In the case of an organization with a second extended due date that falls during the suspension period, the organization will have reasonable cause for late filing and will not be subject to the late filing penalties if it files by March 30, 2012. The organization should attach a Reasonable Cause Statement to its return referencing Notice 2012-4 , in order to avoid receiving a system-generated penalty notice for late filing. Some organizations generally required to file electronically that have already obtained two three-month filing extensions may be uncomfortable with taking advantage of the late filing penalty relief provided in this notice. In that circumstance the organization may file its return on paper during the suspension.
Reminder for Hospital Organizations
The IRS has released a draft version of the 2011 Form 990, Schedule H, Hospitals and its instructions. The IRS continues to seek input from the public on how to improve the Schedule. The IRS revised Schedule H to add Part V, Section B for tax year 2010 to gather information on hospital organizations' compliance with new requirements imposed on tax-exempt hospitals by the Affordable Care Act.
Hospital organizations required to file Form 990 and Schedule H must complete all parts and sections of Schedule H for the 2011 tax year except for lines one through seven of Part V, Section B which relate to community health needs assessments. These lines will remain optional for tax year 2011 and are required only for tax years beginning after March 23, 2012. Hospital organizations must also attach a copy of their most recent audited financial statements to their tax year 2011 Form 990.
The IRS has considered public input on Schedule H, Part V, Section B, and has revised this section and its instructions for tax year 2011. The IRS welcomes public input on Form 990 and its schedules, including Schedule H.
Such input must be submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com or by mail to the following address by January 15 to be considered for tax year 2012 form revisions:
Internal Revenue Service
Attn: Stephen Clarke (Notice 2012-4)
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For the past 7 days now, I have had non stop Dizzy/Veritgo feeling.
The dizziness is during the day..it's not the kind of dizzy when you are spun around in a chair but almost like when you first get off of a really fast ride, and those first couple steps you take, thats what kind of dizziness I mean. The Vertigo happens at night when I'm sleeping and i feel like my entire body is floating all over the bed but when i open my eyes its gone. I have already went to the ER, and my chest xray and bloodwork came back normal. I do have high anixety but even when I'am feeling calm and okay, the dizziness is always still there. Others are saying I'am getting a sinus infection I know I'am not.
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Well, actually I don't read biographies, but I'm a very big fan of Fran since I saw her the first time as "The Nanny", and so I thought to read her book would be a little fun, but it was a lot more than "only a little fun"... Most of the time it was a night of laughing, but sometimes really hard to read what happened to Fran... But nevertheless: it is one of the best books I've ever read! And it containes really great pics of Fran, her family, Chester and so on... I loved the book so much that I bought the audio version, too. It makes a lot of fun to hear it while driving my car. I LOVE her voice! I really hope Fran will write a second book... So, for any fan of Fran: read this book! It will be seem to you like Fran's sitting right in front of you and tells the story of her life only for you! Fran, you're the BEST! Judith
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Wow - what can I say? A great, gossipy, girl-next-door novel from the nasally voiced girl from Queens. Having read Cancer Schmancer and knowing what happens with her and Peter Marc Jacobson, parts of this novel were really sad. It is so obvious that she was very deeply in love with her husband and I wish they could have worked it out because they went through so much together.
Catty Ms. Drescher is not. She tells stories on herself and you have no doubt that she is as lovely in real life as she is in her books. How could she not be?
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Believe it or not, I never watched The Nanny on prime time television (where was I?). YO. Last year I was home recovering from major surgery and started watching Lifetime (what else is there to do?). I turned on this program one morning, and I thought it was hysterical. It reminded me of I Love Lucy, my all time favorite sitcom. (Well, where have I been, apparently, everyone thinks the same thing). I was hooked and watched it almost everyday. Now it comes on in the evening. I actually got my husband to watch it (he never watched it either - no wonder we are together). He loves it. He started asking me questions about Fran. So I searched the Internet and found that she had written 3 books. I loved this book. I feel like I know her - we are even the same age (I wish I looked as good as she does). She would fit right in with my friends. We both own a Russian Blue Cat (my cat looks just like the one in the book, the collar and the tag). I really enjoyed the pictures (it is like a scrap book). I would love to meet this person. You must read this book. Can you tell I connected with this person? (I am not the "star struck" type). This is a very funny lady and I look forward to reading Cancer Schmancer. Very enjoyable read. I was able to get a "used" book because this is out of print. I hope to see her in more films.
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Fran Drescher is as funny in print as she was on "The Nanny". Filled with witticisms and wisecracks, you'll find this book hard to put down once you start reading it! It's also filled with tons of photos--Fran is quite a shutterbug and always has her camera ready to record even the most mundane (yet still interesting) aspects of her life. She talks about her rape with honest candor, yet still remains positive and upbeat. You'll see what a survivor she is in the face of this terrible experience. She is also a tough cookie and shrewd businesswoman when dealing with the Hollywood sharks and users. I miss her show, but have enjoyed re-reading this delightful biography. If you can't find a copy of this out-of-print book, buy the audio book. Hearing Fran narrate the story in her own voice will bring triple the laughs!
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@suiiside To give you an idea, my i5 on the brightest screen settings and 100% performance lasts 2.5 hours. On the dimmest screen settings and battery-saving performance, it lasts almost 5 hours.
Your AMD Dual Core Processor will last longer than my i5, so expect numbers a little more bigger than mine.
WAM2x2 (2006 days)
I just bought my lenovo thinkpad edge 14 with a athlon dual core processor which I know is not the best but I was wondering if you knew about upgrades I thought it was cool that the edge was so upgradeable but im not quite sure how to or what to upgrade on it any links or help in that department would be great. I got the athlon because of price difference and that I figured amd would come out with one to one up intels new processors sometime next year possibly.
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Thanks for the these videos of your new ThinkPad Edge. You've practically convinced me to get one. The only thing I'm on the fence about is the battery life. 3 – 4 hours seems so short to me. On Lenovo's website it says a user should get about 4.5 hours out of it, so I'm thinking perhaps you use yours more than the average person or that maybe Lenovo is a bit misleading in regards to the ThinkPad's battery life? This would be a major upgrade from my 17 inch Dell Inspiron E1705 :-p
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@makaveli559m I could make the same argument- i could say a two year old pc is better than a newer pc because it has a intel quad q6600 instead of an intel pentium that comes in a new one.
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UCLA Head Coach Amanda Cromwell
Opening statement:
"Wow, what a great game. I can't say enough about the team and their resolve and resilience. We played so well. And Florida State: (an) organized team that is always dangerous on the counter, long throw-ins and corner kicks. We knew they were a team that always fights and scraps, and they've scored so many goals after the eightieth minute, that was in my mind as they had a couple long throw-ins there. This girl next to me (Katelyn Rowland) came out and snagged a few. These guys (Sam Mewis and the backline) were winning head-balls and second-balls. It was a grind it out game. It really was. Kodi (Lavrusky's) goal in overtime was phenomenal. The timing of the run and the ball, and the first-time finish. I couldn't be happier."
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Kodi Lavrusky, Forward, Sophomore
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Sam Mewis, Midfielder, Junior
On wanting to be the 110th national title for UCLA and how it motivated the team:
"Women's soccer at UCLA has never won a national championship, so we felt like we weren't really a part of (it). UCLA leads the country in most national championships and we wanted to contribute to that. After baseball won 109 in the spring, it was so cool to witness that and see how awesome it was for them – we know a lot of them – and we wanted to become a part of it and contribute to UCLA and this was our way of doing it. It's unreal we won our 110th one. We're so happy."
Megan Oyster, Defender, Junior
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Florida State Head Coach Mark Krikorian
Opening statement:
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On UCLA disrupting the team's game plan:
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Kassey Kallman, Defender, Senior
On her senior season:
"Going through the season and being successful has been great, but this is our third year back here and we're not satisfied with losing the championship. So I wish the best of luck to them next year and hopefully they get it done."
On UCLA's winning goal:
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9mm is cheaper to shoot than 10mm.....so in that respect, go with the 9mm. The 10mm is a great protection/hunting cartridge..
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This will be a range pistol only, I had a change to mess around with a G20 the other day at the range but will i be making a mistake with a 10mm for a range/target gun??? Would i be better off with a 9mm possibly a G34??
9mm is cheaper to shoot than 10mm.....so in that respect, go with the 9mm. The 10mm is a great protection/hunting cartridge..
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If you do alot of shooting, the 9mm will be much easier on you.
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10mm Great Cartridge little costly, but the gun its self is a little big for smaller hands.
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Okay, I understand that 9mm ammo is cheaper than 10mm ammo. I buy both.
But you go shooting to have fun, and shooting a 10mm is a lot more fun than shooting a 9mm. I'd rather shoot 50 rounds through a 10mm than 100 rounds through a 9mm. So I'll go against the grain and say get a 10mm.
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If you already have a 9mm in the stable get the 10mm. If not then get the 9mm.
I do not have a 9mm but would you guys think about me replacing my G30 with a G20 for HD, my G30 is my edc so this might work out....
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if not: 9mm
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Wait for your $600 to $1200 tax rebate check to come in and spend it on 10mm ammo.
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"A license to carry a concealed weapon does not make you a free-lance policeman." - Florida Div. of Licensing
if you got the $$$$$$$$ then go with the 10mm. if you are ike the rest of us then go with the 9mm.
An armed man is a citizen. An unarmed man is a subject.
Red State State of Mind
Get a S&W 610 and shoot mostly .40S&W in it.