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Main Menu
Appetizers From The Kitchen
Spring Rolls$4.00
Cabbage, celery, and cellophane noodles wrapped in a spring roll skin, deep-fried and served with a sweet and tangy sauce.
Crispy Tofu$4.00
Deep-fried firm tofu served with chef's sweet and tangy chili sauce.
Steamed soybeans with a light salt seasoning.
Steamed or fried pork dumplings.
Thai Dumplings$6.00
Ground chicken mixed with chopped water chestnuts, mushrooms, bamboo, and garlic served with chef's special sauce.
Fresh Spring Rolls$7.00
Shrimp, chicken, lettuce, cilantro, cucumber, bean sprouts, carrots, noodles, and fresh basil leaves wrapped in rice paper, served with peanut plum sauce.
Crab Puffs$7.00
Cream cheese mixed with crab meat and a hint of curry, served with a sweet sauce.
Shrimp in Blankets$7.00
Shrimp with ground chicken stuffing wrapped in spring roll skin, deep-fried and served with sweet and tangy chili sauce.
Almond Shrimp$7.00
Deep-fried shrimp covered with almonds, served with sweet chili sauce.
Tempura Appetizer$8.00
Shrimp and mixed vegetable tempura.
Chicken marinated in our special spices, skewered and grilled to perfection, served with peanut sauce and cucumber salad.
Beef of Tataki$11.00
Thin slices of seared NY strip served with ponzu sauce.
Soft Shell Crab$11.00
Shrimp with ground chicken stuffing wrapped in spring roll skin, deep-fried and served with sweet and tangy chili sauce.
Wasabi Platter$12.00
Combination of spring roll, shrimp in blankets, satay, steamed gyoza, and fried gyoza.
Appetizers From The Sushi Bar
Spicy Conch$7.00
Conch and diced cucumber with spicy sauce.
Spicy Octopus$7.00
Octopus and diced cucumber with spicy sauce.
Crab, avocado, and masago wrapped in a paper thin slice of cucumber with rice vinegar.
Naruto Tuna$8.00
Tuna, avocado, and masago in a paper thin slice of cucumber served with ponzu sauce.
Dynamite Appetizer$8.00
Baked mixed seafood with japanese.
Spicy Tuna Salad$8.00
Tuna, white tuna, asparagus, avocado, and cucumber with spicy sauce.
Tuna Yuki$9.00
Diced tuna mixed with spicy hot sesame oil, masago, and scallions on a bed of cucumber.
White Tuna Tataki$10.00
Sliced seared white tuna served with ponzu sauce.
Tuna Tataki$11.00
Slices of seared tuna served with ponzu sauce.
Sashimi Appetizer$11.00
selection of slices of chef's choice of fresh raw fish.
Seafood Martini$14.00
Lobster, shrimp, king crab, red clam, and fish eggs mixed with seafood sauce, served on top of sushi rice.
Lobster Explosion$25.00
Lobster tail deep fried tempura style served in Martini glass and lobster roll topped with Japanese mayo and eel sauce.
Tom Yum
Thai spicy and sour soup with mushrooms and your choice of chicken, shrimp, or mixed seafood.
- Chicken $5.00
- Shrimp $6.00
- Seafood $6.00
Tom Kha
Thai coconut soup with mushrooms and your choice of chicken, shrimp, or mixed seafood.
- Chicken $5.00
- Shrimp $6.00
- Seafood $6.00
Miso Soup$2.00
Soybean broth with tofu, seaweed, and scallions.
Thai Beef Soup$6.00
Well done beef with bean sprouts, cilantro, and scallions.
House Salad$2.00
Fresh greens with ginger dressing.
Seaweed Salad$5.00
Chilled, marinated seaweed.
Japanese Salad$6.00
Shrimp, crab, avocado, asparagus, cucumber, and lettuce served with rice vinegar.
Tiger's Tear$8.00
Slices of grilled beef dressed with lime juice, roasted chili, ground roasted rice, onion, scallions, and cilantro served over fresh lettuce.
Yum Seafood$9.00
Shrimp, squid, scallops, and mussels tossed with spicy sauce, served on a bed of fresh lettuce.
Thai Sauteed
All dished can be served with your choice of: Vegetables/Tofu – $11, Chicken – $12, Beef – $13, Shrimp – $15, Duck/Seafood – $19
Garlic Sauce
Sauteed with fresh garlic sauce on a bed of steamed mixed vegetables.
Thai Ginger Sauce
Sauteed fresh ginger, onions, scallions, celery, carrots, and bell peppers.
Thai Cashew
Nuts Sauteed cashew nuts, bell peppers, carrots, and scallions.
Thai Spicy
Basil Sauteed with fresh chili sauce, bell peppers, onions, and basil leaves.
Orange Chicken$12.00
Lightly battered chicken with scallions, bell peppers, and orange zest. Served with steamed broccoli.
Noodles And Fried Rice
All dished can be served with your choice of: Vegetables/Tofu – $11, Chicken – $12, Beef – $13, Shrimp – $15, Combo – $17
Pad Thai
Stir fried noodles with egg, bean sprouts, and ground peanuts.
Pad See Ew
Stir fried thick rice noodles in sweet soy sauce, egg, and broccoli.
Spicy Basil Noodle
Stir fried rice noodles in a special basil sauce with egg, onions, bell peppers, and basil leaves
Fried Rice
Stir fried rice egg, onions, and scallions.
Hawaiian Fried Rice
Stir fried rice with yellow curry, bell pepper, egg, onions, raisins, cashew nut and pineapple chunks.
Thai Curry
All dished can be served with your choice of: Vegetables/Tofu – $12, Chicken – $13, Beef – $14, Shrimp – $15, Duck/Seafood – $19
Red or Green Curry
Red or green curry paste, coconut milk, bell peppers, bamboo shoots, and basil leaves.
Panang Curry
Lightly sweet panang curry paste, bell peppers, string beans, and coconut milk.
Massaman Curry
Massaman curry paste, coconut milk, potatoes, cashew nuts.
Specialty Entrees
Eggplant Hotpepper$12.00
Lightly fried eggplant topped with sauteed fresh chili sauce, onions, bell peppers, and basil leaves.
Snapper on Fire$17.00
Deep fried red snapper filet on top of steamed vegetables with chopped garlic and sweet chili sauce.
Sea Bass Ginger Sauce$19.00
Steamed sea bass with green onions and shitake mushrooms served with fresh ginger sauce.
Kang Ped Yang$19.00
Roasted duck with red curry, pineapple, bamboo, tomatoes, bell peppers, and basil leaves.
Soft Shell Crab Basil$22.00
Deep fried soft shell crab topped with sauteed fresh chili sauce, bell peppers, onions, and basil leaves.
King of the Sea$25.00
Lobster, shrimp, mussels, scallops, and squid sauteed with chili paste, onions, scallions and red bell peppers.
Pad Thai Supreme$25.00
Lobster tail, shrimp, mussels, scallops, and squid stir fried with rice noodles in Pad Thai sauce, egg, bean sprouts, scallions, and ground peanuts.
Crazy Snapper (Whole Fish)
Deep fried whole red snapper, topped with chopped garlic, onions, red and green bell peppers, basil, and sweet chili sauce.
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Tempura Dinner
Fresh vegetables deep fried lightly battered served with tempura sauce.
Chicken and Vegetables$14.00
All white meat chicken and fresh vegetables deep fried lightly battered served with tempura sauce.
Shrimp and Vegetables$17.00
Shrimp and fresh vegetables deep fried lightly battered served with tempura sauce.
Teriyaki Dinner
Chicken Teriyaki$13.00
Grilled chicken breast with teriyaki sauce and steamed vegetables.
Steak Teriyaki$16.00
NY strip steak cooked to your liking with teriyaki sauce and steamed vegetables.
Shrimp Teriyaki$18.00
Crispy fried shrimp, sauteed mushrooms and carrots with teriyaki sauce and steamed vegetables.
Salmon Teriyaki$18.00
Grilled salmon topped with teriyaki sauce and steamed vegetables.
A La Carte Sushi/Sashimi
Our sushi/sashimi comes 2 pieces per order..
Fatty Tuna (Toro)$12.00
Sea Urchin (Uni)$7.00
Scallop (Hotate)$6.00
Spicy Scallop$6.00
Sweet Shrimp (Ama Ebi)$7.00
Eel (Unagi)$7.00
Salmon Roe (Ikura)$6.00
Smelt Fish Roe (Masago)$6.00
Flying Fish Roe (Tobikko)$6.00
Tuna (Maguro)$4.00
White Tuna (Escolar)$4.00
Yellowtail (Hamachi)$4.00
Shrimp (Ebi)$4.00
Smoked Salmon$4.00
Red Snapper (Tai)$4.00
Crabstick (Kani)$3.50
Tofu Skin (Inari)$3.50
Mackerel (Saba)$3.50
Octopus (Tako)$3.50
Squid (Ika)$3.50
Red Clam$3.50
Japanese Omelet (Tamago)$3.50
Quail Egg (Uzura)$3.50
Sushi/Sashimi Combos
Served with miso soup and house salad.
A variety of toppings on a bed of sushi rice.
Sushi Mori$19.00
A California roll and chef's selection of nine pieces of sushi.
Sashimi Mori$22.00
Assorted selection of chef's selection of fresh fish with rice on the side.
Sushi-Sashimi-Chicken Teriyaki$20.00
Sushi-Sashimi Shrimp Tempura$22.00
Sushi-Sashimi Steak Teriyaki$22.00
Love Boat Specials
A combination of chef's selection of sushi, sashimi, and rolls. Served with miso soup and house salad.
Sample Boat$26.00
Boat for 2$50.00
Boat for 3$75.00
Boat for 4$100.00
Boat for 5$130.00
Boat for 6$160.00
Boat for 7$200.00
Boat for 8$230.00
Boat for 10$300.00
Sushi Rolls
Ocean's 11 Roll$12.00
Scallop and shrimp katsu style with masago, asparagus, avocado, and scallions topped with seafood sauce.
Wasabi Roll$11.00
Tuna, yellowtail, and cucumber topped with green tobikko and Wasabi sauce.
Vegetable Roll$6.00
Carrot, cucumber, kampyo, avocado, asparagus, and spinach.
Volcano Roll$10.00
Mixed seafood baked with Japanese mayo on top of California roll and topped with eel sauce.
Tornado Roll$10.00
California roll topped with spicy scallop, masago, scallions.
Tiger Roll$11.00
Tuna, yellowtail, avocado, tempura flakes masago topped with tuna tataki.
Three Sisters Roll$11.00
Tuna, avocado, and cucumber topped with 3 colors of tobikko.
Sushi Bomb$13.00
Salmon, whitefish, tuna, masago, asparagus, avocado, and scallions fried tempura style, served with eel sauce.
Super Dragon$13.00
Shrimp tempura, avocado, scallions, asparagus, masago, with eel on top served with eel sauce.
Sunny Roll$11.00
Crab, avocado, cucumber, topped with spicy tuna and salmon, masago and scallions.
Spider Roll$10.00
Soft shell crab, asparagus, avocado, masago and scallions, topped with eel sauce.
Spicy Scallop Roll$10.00
Spicy scallop and masago.
Spicy Crab Roll$9.00
Crab, cucumber, tempura flakes mixed with spicy mayo.
Shrimp Tempura Roll$10.00
Shrimp tempura, asparagus, avocado, masago and scallions, topped with eel sauce.
Scottish Roll$11.00
California roll with cream cheese topped with spicy salmon.
Samurai Roll$12.00
Eel, crab, salmon, cream cheese, scallions, masago, fried tempura style served with eel sauce.
Salmon Tempura Roll$8.00
Salmon, crab, asparagus, scallions, masago, fried tempura style with no rice and topped with eel sauce.
Red Dragon Roll$12.00
Dragon roll with tuna on top served with spicy mayo.
Rainbow Roll$9.00
California roll with tuna, salmon, whitefish, and avocado on top.
Pascale Roll$10.00
Cooked salmon, tempura flakes, cucumber, and scallions, topped with avocado.
Pacific Roll$11.00
Tuna, yellowtail, cilantro, and jalapeno, topped with avocado.
Mary Roll$10.00
Diced tuna mixed with spicy mayo on top of a California roll.
MacGregor Roll$13.00
Eel, shrimp tempura, avocado, asparagus, and cream cheese, topped with fried whitefish, served with sweet sauce and spicy mayo.
Lobster Roll$13.00
Lobster tempura, avocado, asparagus, masago, and crab on top, served with sweet sauce.
Crab, asparagus, tomago, kampyo, spinach, cucumber, carrot, and masago.
French Roll$12.00
Alaskan King crab, cream cheese, avocado, asparagus, and masago served with spicy mayo.
Eel Roll$5.00
Eel and cucumber served with eel sauce.
Dynamite Roll$9.00
Mixed seafood baked with Japanese mayo and cucumber, served with sweet sauce.
Dragon Roll$10.00
Shrimp tempura, asparagus, avocado, and scallions served with spicy mayo sauce.
Deep Fried Bagel Roll$8.00
Salmon, cream cheese, and scallions, deep fried tempura style with sweet sauce.
Crunchy Tuna Roll$11.00
Spicy tuna, avocado, tempura flakes, topped with tuna.
Crunchy Shrimp$10.00
Shrimp, crab, tempura flakes, mayo, and masago with shrimp and crab on top.
Crunchy Salmon$11.00
Spicy salmon, avocado, tempura flakes, masago with salmon on top.
Crunch Roll$8.00
Salmon, yellowtail, asparagus, avocado, and scallions, deep-fried with no rice, served with sweet sauce.
Crazy Roll$12.00
Eel, salmon skin, avocado, masago, asparagus, and scallions, served with sweet sauce
Caterpillar Roll$11.00
Eel, crab, red tobikko, topped with avocado.
California Roll$6.00
Crab, avocado, and cucumber with masago outside.
Beauty and the Beast$11.00
Tuna, eel, cream cheese, asparagus, scallions, avocado, seaweed powder, and masago served with sweet sauce.
Alaska Roll$13.00
King crab, masago, avocado, cucumber, and green leaf lettuce served with seafood sauce.
Wolf Pack Roll$13.00
Spicy crab, tuna, avocado, and asparagus, topped with red tobikko.
Lunch Specials
All specials come with soup and salad as well as your choice of soda or iced tea. Green Tea, Thai Tea, Thai Coffee or coffee not part of lunch special. No substitutions.
Ginger Chicken$6.99
Fresh ginger, onions, scallions, bell pepper, and carrots.
Orange Chicken$7.50
Lightly battered chicken with scallions, bell peppers, and orange zest served with steamed broccoli.
Spicy Basil Noodle with Chicken$6.99
Combines basil leaves, egg, onion, chilies sauce, and bell peppers.
Spicy Fried Rice with Chicken$8.99
Combines basil leaves, egg, onion, chilies sauce, and bell peppers.
Chicken Massaman with Avocado$7.50
Sauteed chicken in a Massaman curry sauce with avocado and cashew nuts.
Eggplant Noodle Bowl with Salmon$7.95
Chargrilled salmon, thin rice noodles with eggplant, bean sprouts in curry sauce.
Thai Spicy Basil
Sauteed fresh chili sauce, bell pepper, onions, basil leaves.
- Chicken/Beef $8.00
- Shrimp $10.00
Garlic Sauce
Sauteed fresh garlic sauce on a bed of steamed mixed vegetables.
- Chicken/Beef $8.00
- Shrimp $10.00
Red/Green/Panang Curry
Red or green curry paste, coconut milk, bell pepper, bamboo shoots, basil leaves.
- Chicken/Beef $8.00
- Shrimp $10.00
Pad Thai
Stir fried noodles with egg, bean sprouts, scallions, and ground roasted peanuts.
- Chicken/Beef $8.00
- Shrimp $10.00
Fried Rice
Stir fried rice with egg, onions, scallions.
- Chicken/Beef $8.00
- Shrimp $10.00
Chicken Teriyaki$8.00
White meat chicken grilled with teriyaki sauce served with steamed rice.
Steak Teriyaki$9.00
5oz steak grilled with teriyaki sauce served with steamed rice.
Shrimp Tempura$9.00
Shrimp and mixed vegetable tempura served with steamed rice.
Sushi Special$8.00
One salmon skin roll, two pieces of shrimp, two pieces of crab.
Handroll Combo$8.00
One spicy tuna handroll, eel hand roll, California handroll.
Two pieces sushi, four pieces California roll, conch, octopus, diced cucumber in a rice vinegar sauce.
Hosomaki Combo$9.00
A cucumber roll, a tuna roll, and a California roll.
Sushi Mori$10.00
A tuna roll and 6 pieces of Nigiri sushi.
Sashimi Mori$11.00
10 slices of assorted fresh fish of the day served with rice.
3 Nigiri sushi, assorted fresh slices of fish of the day and California roll.
California Roll/Sushi/Chicken Teriyaki$12.00
3 Nigiri sushi, a California roll, and chicken teriyaki with steamed rice.
California Roll/Sushi/Shrimp Tempura$13.00
3 Nigiri sushi, a California roll with shrimp and mixed vegetable tempura and a side of steamed rice.
Kid'S Menu
For our guests 12 and under – $4.95.
Chicken & Broccoli
Stir fried white meat chicken with fresh broccoli
Chicken Teriyaki
Chicken breast with teriyaki sauce.
Sesame Chicken
Crispy, battered with sesame seeds in our special house sauce.
Fried Chicken
Breaded chicken breast and deep fried.
Fried Rice Chicken
Stir fried rice with chicken, egg, onions, and scallions.
Fried Shrimp
Shrimp breaded and deep fried to perfection.
Kid Sushi
California roll with 2 pieces of crab .
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Buzzworthy: Four Seasons Maldives at Kuda Huraa Accepting Reservations
May 10, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
Imagine: your own private coral atoll fringed by sand and crystal clear water. Thatched-roof villas with spacious rooms, outdoor showers, private plunge pools and decks over the turquoise. Some of the best diving and water activities in the Maldives. Welcome to the recently re-opened Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa, a luxurious private getaway in paradise. Guests are invited to discover this unique and beautiful island with reservations beginning November 1, 2006. On a nearby coral atoll of its own, Four Seasons is opening a sister property called Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru, with an authentic Ayurvedic Spa. Combine the best of sand and sea at both resorts with The Explorer, a 39-meter, 11-cabin, 3-deck catamaran. Go island-hopping in style, explore rarely-visited snorkeling spots, and sail untouched waters with this extraordinary private cruise experience.
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Just south of Cancun on a stunning and isolated Caribbean coast, the Yucatan's prized Riviera Maya, lies a dazzling, eco-friendly resort community. Surrounded by lush forest canopy and beautiful waterways, Mayakoba is a luxury destination with golf, tennis, fine dining, and world-class snorkeling and diving. After the destruction caused by Hurricane Wilma last year, Cancun and the Yucatan peninsula have made a courageous comeback. The Fairmont Mayakoba had to delay its original opening because of hurricane damage, but has finally opened its doors and is welcoming guests to paradise. In addition to its luxurious accommodations overlooking beaches and lagoons, the resort offers a huge free-form pool with swim-up bar, superb Spa, children's programs, excellent dining outlets, and access to Mayakoba's fine golf and tennis facilities. Take advantage of the Only One Way Summer Promotion, starting at an unbelievably low $199 per night (double occupancy). Available from May 15- September 5, 2006.
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April 17, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
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Bicycle in Italy with Lance Armstrong and Trek Travel
March 22, 2006
By: Mary Winston Nicklin
That's right: experience the 2006 Giro d'Italia and ride with Lance Armstrong! Trek Travel-- offering cycling vacations of a lifetime on grand tours through Europe-- designs fantastic Italian cycling adventures. From May 9-May 15, savor the best of the Italian countryside, delightful cuisine, scenic cycling, and quality time with badass champion Lance. The trip details for "Giro d'Italia with Lance Armstrong": 7 days, 6 nights, starting in Piacenza and ending in Forli, moderate (40-70 miles per day), $8500 (double occupancy).
Spring Skiing the Big, Bad Whistler
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Now is the time for an end-of-season hurrah. The biggest ski resort in North America may also be the most fabulous. Whistler boasts the biggest vertical rise in North America (a whopping 5,280 feet) and the most terrain (we're talking 8,171 acres). Additionally, there's a meager 100,000 acres of Heli and SnowCat backcountry skiing on the surrounding Coast Mountain range. Where to stay? The Pan Pac is where it's at, consistently rated the best, most luxurious spot in Whistler. Here's why: the suites offer full kitchens, balconies, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the mountains. Resort amenities are world-class: outdoor heated swimming pool, outdoor hot tubs with spectacular mountain views, fitness center, spa and steam room.
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"Inferno," "House of M" and upcoming "All-New X-Men" writer Dennis Hopeless answers your questions about the future of Marvel's mutants.
Dennis Hopeless is the next guest for X-Position and CBR wants your questions for the "Inferno," "House of M" and soon-to-be "All-New X-Men" writer.
The action on Battleworld heats up with "Inferno," "Spider-Island," "Squadron Sinister," "Secret Wars 2099," "1872" and more from Marvel.
"Inferno" and "House of M" writer Dennis Hopeless answers reader questions about his two X-centric "Secret Wars" series at Marvel.
Dennis Hopeless is the next guest for X-Position and CBR wants your questions for the "Inferno" writer.
The editors in charge of Marvel's X-Men titles answer your questions about the mutants' role in the mega event and bring exclusive art.
After reading -- and loving -- this week's "Secret Wars" series, Brett White has just one tiny quibble with the Marvel Comics event.
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Dennis Hopeless spoke with CBR News about "Inferno," his "Secret Wars" series set in a Battleworld domain where the X-Men lost the 1989 storyline.
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Next year's massive Marvel event pulls from all over continuity, but there are still five areas we want to see return to action.
This December, the fires of hell burn bright as one of the X-Men's old comrades comes looking for them in "Ex Infernus," a follow up mini-series to the hit 1989 X- Men storyline, "Inferno."
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By Andre Butler, Moncrief Army Community HospitalSeptember 6, 2013
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Soldiers at Fort Jackson no longer have to deal with the pain of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and addictions alone. Nor do they have to feel that seeking treatment for behavioral health concerns will negatively affect their military career.
Moncrief Army Community Hospital's Combat Stress and Addictions Recovery Program is dedicated to helping those suffering from PTSD and addictions.
"This program is one of the first I have seen of its kind that provides inpatient behavioral health care to combat veterans experiencing significant PTSD symptoms utilizing a multi-disciplinary, holistic approach," said Col. Mark Higdon, MACH commander. "Less than 5 percent of the patients require re-treatment in the future."
CSARP is a five-week treatment program. It consists of integrated care and cognitive processing therapy. After completing inpatient treatment, patients carry on treatment on the unit for two weeks for outpatient care, as well as continuing treatment with their outpatient providers, who are involved in their care while in the program.
"The program so impressed the (Maintain, Restore and Improve Health Award) selection committee that Moncrief was chosen to receive the first award from The Surgeon General. I am very proud of our team," Higdon said.
The overall goal of the CSARP is to simultaneously address post-deployment issues and unhealthy coping behaviors in a controlled, military environment with regular input from the chain of command, family members and staff familiar with the Soldier lifestyle.
"When people are experiencing emotional or addiction problems, it impacts every facet of their life," said Dr. Marc Cooper, chief of the Department of Behavioral Health. "If we only focus on certain aspects and ignore the rest, we are essentially setting them up to relapse. That is the reason CSARP is geared around comprehensive treatment."
Coping skills are emphasized during treatment.
"Service members come here to learn skills for how to cope in their community," said Maj. Norma Torres, head nurse of the program. "They sometimes need help with anxiety and anger issues so we engage them in group sessions with others to develop ideas of how to deal with what they are experiencing.
"These guys need a lot of education about their diagnosis, medications and treatment and that is part of what we do in this program," she said.
Getting to know the patient you are treating is another important aspect of the treatment plan.
"Every patient here is different, and this inpatient setting gives us the opportunity to learn more about the patient and what they are going through," Torres said. "After a few days or so, most of them open up and share their experiences with us.
"It is a team effort, and we nurses, the providers, as well as the other patients, form a unique bond," she said. "They begin to understand that this is a safe environment for them to share and heal."
Cooper explained that a Soldier who is stationed at Fort Jackson has a unique opportunity for receiving treatment.
"Fort Jackson is a Training and Doctrine Command post, therefore, we don't have units deploying all the time," Cooper said. "The operational tempo is different."
Cooper said that makes it easier for troops to enroll in and complete the entire program.
"Soldiers here are in the best possible position to seek treatment. They can finish the treatment with little or no distractions of having to report to their unit for whatever reason," Cooper said. "And the Fort Jackson leadership supports what we are doing for the service members."
Cooper also addressed the perception that the stigma of psychiatric treatment might end careers.
"Those needing help should seek it," Cooper said. "I've treated a lot of patients with concerns about what others would say about them asking for help with PTSD and addictions. What you perceive is not reality, and service members should not use this as an excuse not to seek treatment."


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Coffee Mate: Coolest Coffee Cupskenziepoo
Nestle Coffee Mate continues to be coffee's perfect mate as the coffee creamer brand of choice for generations. Offering more than 20 flavors in both liquid and powder creamers. Why not try the coolest modern coffee cups to add those perfect flavors to. These modern mugs are just to cool to pass up!
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One of the most enjoyable ways to experience different cultures is by exploring their cuisines, and at Maxwells 148, guests can zoom around the globe with bites from an international menu. Executive Chef Mitchell Maxwell sees to it. More than just a passive admirer of the Asian and Italian foods that stand out on the Zagat-rated menu, the experienced kitchen master has trained in the lands from which these cuisines originate. His passion for Asian food has taken him to Honolulu, Hong Kong, China, Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore—he spent time in a kitchen in each of those locations. And his love of Italian fare dovetailed neatly with his pan-Asian education when he learned how to cook in the style of the Friuli region of Italy with chefs who hailed from there, but who were in Hawaii with Maxwell.
The results of Chef Maxwell's globetrotting education are palpable in the flavors of appetizers such as Maine lobster or Hudson Valley foie gras. Or, they emerge from a pasta dish of Cantonese noodles with shrimp or linguini siciliana with cauliflower. His house specialties include classic chicken marsala, gnocchi ai aragosta, and kaffir-lime seared scallops.


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L'Oreal will spend $1.2 billion to buy IT Cosmetics
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Free is a good price for many mobile consumers.
Which is the better deal? A 99-cent mobile app or a $1.99 one? The answer is neither—give me the free one. It seems I'm not alone in wanting no-cost mobile apps. In the "2011 Mobile Consumer Report" from Experian Simmons, of the 16% of 24,722 adults surveyed between February 2010 and March 2011 who downloaded a mobile app, 87% downloaded a free one.
The number of consumers downloading a mobile app drops once a price is set. Of those consumers who have downloaded a mobile app, 46%said they paid between 99 cents and $2.99 for an app. As the price goes up, the number of buyers shrinks. Only 20% said they had downloaded an app priced between $3 and $9.99. And if the app cost more than $10, only 4% made a purchase, the survey finds.
While retailers are not likely to charge consumers to download mobile apps, this is an interesting insight into the frugality of consumers, myself included. For example, I'll download a gaming app because it's free only to later find out that to get full functionality I have to make in-app purchases. Right away, I close the app and delete it. That's what I like about mobile apps from a retailer. You know the game going in. There are no surprises. Retailers don't charge 99 cents to view the image of an item, doling out bits of mobile functionality one in-app purchase at a time. Consumers get as much, and sometimes more, information about a product as they need for free.
A retailer, whether in a store, via an e-commerce site or through a mobile commerce site, knows that consumers are careful with their money. Macy's isn't going to charge a $5 fee to enter one of its department stores because it wants consumers to spend their money in the store. I'm glad mobile commerce retailers are doing the same.
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Tornado-related claims already top $250M in Okla.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - State insurance officials say tornado-related insurance claims from the twisters on May 19 and 20 that tore through Moore and several neighboring communities already represent insured losses of nearly $250 million.
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak said Tuesday there have been more than 32,400 insurance claims filed since May 19, including nearly 14,000 homeowner claims, 17,000 auto claims and 724 commercial property claims.
Insurance officials say the numbers don't reflect damage incurred during a separate series of tornadoes on Friday, including one west of the Oklahoma City that was upgraded this week to an EF5 tornado. The damages from Friday's tornado aren't expected to be as significant, since it tracked mostly through a rural area between El Reno and Union City.
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Notice is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees of Community College No. 507, Counties of Vermilion, Edgar, Iroquois, Champaign and Ford, State of Illinois, will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, August 15, 2014, in the Board Room, Vermilion Hall Room 302, Danville Area Community College, 2000 East Main Street.
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BISMARCK — For the second week in a row, a Vermilion County village has been hit by a series of vehicle burglaries.
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
The new Elkhart transit van came from Midwest Transit in Kankakee and was delivered on Monday.
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According to the Daily Journal, a truck driver delivering grain to the Heritage FS Grain bin in St. Anne was injured following an explosion Monday afternoon.
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Minnesota senate votes to put anti-gay amendment on the ballot
The majority of these guys, today, are totally the worst.
You can't marry your gay partner in Minnesota. It's illegal. But for a majority of Minnesota lawmakers, it's not illegal enough.
State Republicans want gay marriage to be unconstitutional, and today the Senate voted to put that constitutional amendment before voters in next year's election.
The measure still has to pass the House, where a Republican majority will almost certainly move it forward. But as a constitutional referendum, it doesn't require the Governor's approval.
So we can look forward to an extra-special election season next year: not only will the ordinary electoral ridiculosity be dialed up to 11 by a presidential election glutted for the first time with more or less completely unrestrained corporate money; we're also going to get months and months of fevered debate over whether the discriminatory dungeon we've thrown gay Minnesotans into is dark and dank enough.
As Sen. Scott Dibble, the only openly gay member of the senate, said today, that's not exactly the kind of public conversation you want to inflict on gay youth in a state where bullying and isolation are already driving many of them to kill themselves.
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Russia Strikes Gas Gold in China
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It looks like Russian President Vladimir Putin will return home from Beijing in triumph, having secured a landmark gas-supply deal.
Details are sparse, but the conclusion of more than a decade of negotiations has the potential to be a game-changer for the global gas market.
Meanwhile, in Canada a number of Asia-facing LNG export facilities are planned. Japan's Chiyoda Corp., in partnership with three other companies, has won a contract to design and build a $10 billion natural gas liquefaction terminal in Kitimat, British Columbia, The Wall Street Journal's Eric Pfanner reports.
Ship-bound LNG, rather than piped gas, still appears to be the preference in Asia. Along with the Gazprom deal, smaller Russian producer Novatek also sealed a 20-year agreement to supply super-cooled gas from the Yamal project.
Moscow's pivot to Asia is still a work in progress. The China deal doesn't start until 2018, so in the meantime Russia's biggest energy market remains Europe. But wait—Canadian gas may soon be heading that way too. Spain's biggest energy company Repsol is considering building a $2 billion LNG export terminal at St. John on Canada's Atlantic coast, Bloomberg reports.
The U.S. is also attempting to tap Asian and European export markets. The Department of Energy recently approved a sixth LNG export terminal, but not everyone is happy. A bipartisan group of 22 senators has urged the White House to consider the potential impact on American manufacturing and families.
Natural gas stockpiles in the U.S. are still depleted after a frigid winter. They stood last week at about 1.2 trillion cubic feet, 46% below the five-year average. The Journal's Timothy Puko explains that this has many traders and analysts questioning whether record production will be enough to replenish the supply before the peak winter demand season.
One unexpected influence on LNG markets is the coming soccer World Cup in Brazil.
As the Journal's Paulo Trevisani reports, a fierce drought and election-year politics are straining Brazil's power grid.
However, the soccer tournament, which begins June 12, will not be interrupted. The government is funneling billions into the nation's utilities to ensure the power stays on for Brazil's big moment in the spotlight.
The Journal's Eric Yep explains that Brazil is building reserves by buying LNG on the spot market, and that this is pushing up prices for Asian users such as Japan and South Korea.
Crude oil futures were up in London trading Wednesday as geopolitical tensions continued to support prices and ahead of data that may show a decrease in U.S. inventories. You can read the Journal's latest oil-markets report here.


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In this special weekly feature, "Today" food editor Phil Lempert brings you recipes "stolen" (with permission) from notable restaurants across America. See how much fun you can have (and money you can save) by cooking these dishes at home.
THIS WEEK: Tuna & Hamachi Sashimi Salad (served checkerboard style) from Sterling Steakhouse in Hollywood, California
If your New Year's resolution is to eat healthier foods, you won't have to worry with this nutritious sashimi salad. Sashimi is usually low in fat and calories and high in protein and omega-3 fatty acids. This beautiful dish is so simple to make and it will make your dinner table look like a work of art! Tuna & Hamachi Sashimi Salad (served checkerboard style) is one of the creations of Chef Andrew Pastore at Sterling Steakhouse, one of contemporary Hollywood's hottest new restaurants.
About the chef: A native of Brooklyn, Andrew Pastore segued into professional kitchens as dishwasher and a short order cook in his teens. After a brief stint at an arts magnet school in Manhattan, Pastore enlisted in the New York Restaurant School. Pastore credits mentors such as Jean-George Vongerichten, owner of the haute JoJo and Vong; Neil Murphy of the Blue Water Grill and John Dilio of the French-Asian influenced Zoë as pivotal mentors in his life. After six years, Pastore packed his bags and headed west for California.
Pastore believes in utilizing the local markets, incorporating organic produce and integrating elements of favored French, Asian and Italian ingredients. "Restaurants need to evolve, try new things, but still keep their finger on the pulse of the customer." The 30-year-old Pastore is currently involved at the Pig'n Whistle, Hollywood's White Lotus, and has recently been named executive chef of Sterling Steakhouse in Hollywood, which opened in July 2005.
When not busy heating up the kitchens, he loves to draw, create new art for his tattoos and focus his attention on his two-year-old daughter.
Tuna & Albacore Sashimi Salad is served at Sterling Steakhouse for $17. This recipe is meant to serve one.
Ingredients for the salad
- 3 pieces of sashimi slices of blue fin tuna (sushi grade)
- 3 pieces of sashimi slices of yellowtail hamachi (sushi grade)
- 1/2 hot house cucumber, very thinly sliced
- 1 jalapeno chili, thinly sliced
- 1/4 ounce wasabi caviar
- 1/4 cup dry mixed seaweed salad, re-hydrated in cold water
- 3 slices fried garlic chips
- 3 ounces ponzu
Ingredients for the soy ponzu dressing
- 1 cup citrus juice
- 2 cups light soy
- 1 cup rice wine vin
- 1/2 cup mirin
- 1/4 cup sake
- 1 piece kombu
- 1 cup bonito flakes
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Steal This Recipe® step-by-step InstructionsInstructions for soy ponzu dressing1. Mix all ingredients and let marinate for 24 hours.2. Strain out all the kombu and bonito.3. Serve approximately 3 oz of the dressing on the side of the salad.Plating instructions1. Place thinly sliced hothouse cucumber in a circular pattern around the rim of the plate.2. Place hamachi and tuna in a checkerboard pattern in the center of the plate.3. Place 1/4 teaspoon wasabi caviar on top of the hamachi slices as well as one piece of fried garlic chip.4. Place one thinly sliced jalapeno on top of each tuna slice.5. Place a small amount of seaweed salad in the center of the checkerboard pattern.
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Hollywood, CA 90028
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LETTER: Choose healthy vegetarian this holiday
Published: Saturday, May 24, 2014 at 7:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, May 24, 2014 at 7:56 p.m.
Dear Editor: Folks ready to fire up their outdoor grill on Memorial Day face a deadly choice of inflicting food poisoning or cancer on family and friends: food poisoning by E. coli and salmonella bacteria, if they undercook the meat; cancer, if they heat meat to the point of creating cancer-causing compounds.
Luckily, a bunch of enterprising food manufacturers and processors have met this challenge head-on by developing a great variety of healthful, delicious, and convenient, un-chicken, veggie burgers and soy dogs. These delicious plant-based foods don't harbor nasty pathogens or cancer-causing compounds. They don't even carry cholesterol, saturated fats, drugs or pesticides. And they are available in the frozen food section at most supermarkets and natural food stores everywhere. Check out the array of alternative cheese and mayonnaise substitutes, delicious and cholesterol free, in the refrigerated section, too.
This Memorial Day offers a superb opportunity to consign meat to a bad memory and make new memories by sharing wholesome veggie options that are better for you and your family and friends.
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India's 'Gold Shirt Man' allegedly stoned to death in front of his son
Four men, including the victim's nephew, have been arrested in connection with his murder
Four men, including the victim's nephew, have been arrested in connection with his murder
Investors 'plagued' by fears that Britain could leave the EU was one of the factors that triggered a rise in demand across Europe
A fifth of the world's gold is hidden under London, worth an estimated £172 billion ($248 billion).
Kanye sneakers are now outpacing Jordan models
Officials said no owner had come forward to claim the ingot so it was being returned to the girl who found it
One young man who spotted the wet treasure reportedly jumped into the river to retrieve it
Even if you could afford it, where would you store the precious metal?
Last year Swiss financial regulator Finma said it had found a "clear attempt" to manipulate precious metals price benchmarks
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It's been a good year for stock markets. In particular, European and Japanese markets have made large gains. There is a lesson here for all investors: despite a poor economic backdrop, stock markets can perform well. This is often because much of the bad news is priced in and markets are focusing on improved corporate prospects. Similarly, it shows the most uncomfortable investment decisions often turn out to be correct.
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Nigerian Torture Survivor Freed!
Moses Akatugba was imprisoned at 16 years old, tortured, and sentenced to death. Ten years and over 800,000 actions later, he walked out of prison on June 2, 2015.
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The Cabinda Provincial Tribunal dismissed the criminal charges against human rights lawyer Arão Bula Tempo on 12 July.
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Prisoner of conscience U Gambira was released on 1 July after all charges against him were dropped by courts in Myanmar.
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Zainab al-Khawaja and her son were released from prison in Bahrain on humanitarian grounds on 31 May. She left Bahrain for Denmark on 7 June after receiving information that she could face new charges if she remained in Bahrain.
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Human rights defender Mohammed Saleh al-Bajadi was released on 7 April from a rehabilitation centre where he had spent four months after being discharged from prison in November 2015. He remains banned from travelling until 2020.


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Bike Kill 2010: Anarchy in a Bed-Stuy Parking Lot
"Tonight, we bathe in Four Loko!"
This weekend's Bike Kill was a lot of things: a festival of homemade bikes and unbridled hedonism; a day-drinking bonanza; a radical reclamation of public space; and the most fun had in the shadow of a Home Depot since, well, ever. Explore the costumed mayhem within.


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I was woundering if there is a plugin out there, that allows my users to rate a link, and comment at the same time?
I want my users to write a comment when they rate a link on a page, so the dont give 1 star, the comment forces them to stand forward and tell why the give this link 1 star..
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New Jersey Farm Honors Derek Jeter With Corn Maze
As everyone knows, or at least I assume everyone knows because it has been pretty unavoidable, this is Derek Jeter's final season. The lifelong Yankee has been one of the games most celebrated figures for almost 20 years, and is the final puzzle piece from the juggernaut Yankee teams of the 90s to retire. As is customary when any legend calls it quits, people go out of their way to give them wacky gifts. So far, Jeter has received, among other things, cowboy boots, cuff links, and even a personalized paddleboard. I'd say of those three things, he'll probably get some use out of the cuff links…maybe. It turns out, the coolest gift he has received so far didn't even come from anyone affiliated with Major League Baseball.
A farm in New Jersey, the state where Jeter grew up, took the time to immortalize the Yankee Captain by sculpting a picture of his face using a corn maze. Take a look.
You don't even have to be a Yankee fan to love this. The guy managed to plug his own farm, thank Derek Jeter, and then plug a radio station. This may not sound like a big deal, but that is a ton of land, and tons of time and effort. I'm pretty sure no player has ever had a corn maze dedicated to them before, which shows you how much people want to honor Jeter and his career.
Enjoy this gift Derek, it's probably the best one you'll get all season. Somewhere, Mariano Rivera is second guessing his entire career, wondering why he wasn't deserving of a corn maze.
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By Jacqueline Gabel
Originally from Minneapolis, Jacqui worked in fashion in New York before she took a leap of faith to quit her job and move back to her hometown. She spent some life-altering time traveling in South America, and she currently teaches in South Korea, finding her biggest inspiration from the food she tastes and the people she meets along the way.
This post originally appeared here on Jacqui's blog, Something For Sunday.
My list of foods never to consume in the company of a person I might hope to see again is short. Some might say alarmingly so. Besides ribs, everything else is pretty much fair game.
That list doubled last weekend with the addition of rice noodle soups. Here's the story.
It had been awhile since I'd had a bowl of pho, but it'd been even longer since I'd gone on a first date. The day started late and lazily, but even so, it was the sort of day that called for a nap. A big, warming bowl of noodles steeped in savory broth for dinner sounded like a bulls-eye. Also, I miss cilantro like I miss a mammoth slice of thin crust pizza. In other words, pho on a first date was my idea. (I should add that I didn't exactly realize it was a first date until the day after it happened. Good thing, because I would have been more nervous by epic proportions).
I sent him a message and told him of my idea. I asked if he'd like to join me. He did, and before I knew it, I was knee-deep in unfamiliar territory, and I didn't know what to do about it. So, I talked. I drank two beers. When dinner was over, I looked down at the table to survey our damage. My bowl was almost full with noodles and totally void of broth. His, a shallow pool of beef stock in the bottom of an otherwise empty bowl.
In my mind, the experience is always the same. A cart is wheeled over and a hot bowl is set in front of me. I lean in and let the steam hit my face first. Inhale deeply. Add the bean sprouts and sliced jalapeños and stir to soften. A bit of cilantro, but not all at once. I like to eat it fresh and while it's still green. Drop dots of chili sauce evenly around the bowl. Gingerly dip a spoon into the bowl of broth and taste it for heat. Add more chili sauce sometimes, sometimes not. Pluck the right amount of slippery noodles from the bowl, bring them forward and nibble off one clean line with the grace of a gazelle. I should say, this is how I used to imagine it. In reality, after last weekend I discovered the difference between the way I eat pho alone and the way I eat it with someone sitting across from me, especially if the person happens to be quite attractive and a regular chopstick virtuoso. In my exaggerated reality, if it's just me, I'm less of a graceful gazelle and more of a caged chimpanzee eating a banana for the first time in weeks.
The next night, I went back to the same restaurant for what had become a sure-fire method of personal restoration a long time ago. And as it usually went whenever I'd gone out for pho in the past, I was alone.
The cart was wheeled over and the bowl set down in front of me. I inhaled, and I started to picture the absurd. Bean sprouts sticking from both corners of my mouth. Noodles hanging like a swinging curtain from my front teeth. Chopsticks catapulting involuntarily from my hands to the other side of the room. Was that really what I was afraid of? How did I know that I was about to enjoy that bowl of pho so much more than the one I'd attempted to eat the night before? I can't think of a better way to catch up or to get to know someone than to eat together. When I realized that a food I love to eat regularly is one I'd rather eat alone, it made me think about what exactly it does for me that my favorite pastime of breaking bread with friends or strangers cannot.
Five years ago, I had never eaten alone outside of my apartment or an airport. Now, I've developed a ritual that I look forward to with no one's company but my own. And that could very well change. For now, I think I'll keep it just for me.
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H.R.573: To amend Public Law 93-435 with respect to the Northern Mariana Islands, providing parity with Guam, the Virgin Islands, and American Samoa.
|Gregorio 'Kilili' Camacho Sablan, ID-MP
|36 (33 Democrats, 3 Republicans)
|Feb. 6, 2013
|House Natural Resources; Senate Energy and Natural Resources
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|April 23, 2013
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|April 23, 2013
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|Feb. 20, 2013
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Putting utmost importance on raising more awareness about autism, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Tuesday said the autistic children are not a burden and urged all to ensure their due rights and respect in the society.
"We'll have to ensure that the autistic children get their due rights and respect in the society as they belong to our families and society," she told the inaugural session of a discussion at the Bangabandhu International Conference Center marking the 6th World Autism Awareness Day.
The Day is being observed in Bangladesh as elsewhere across the world aiming to increase awareness about the autistic people, especially children.
The United Nations General Assembly unanimously declared April 2 as World Autism Awareness Day to highlight the need to help improve the lives of children and adults who suffer from the disorder so they can lead full and meaningful lives.
Chaired by Social Welfare Minister Enamul Haque Mostafa Shahid, the inaugural session was also addressed by PM's Health and Social Welfare Adviser Prof Dr Syed Modasser Ali and State Minister for Social Welfare Promod Mankin as special guests.
Social Welfare Secretary Dr Ranjit Kumar Biswas gave the address of welcome at the function, organized by the Ministry of Social Welfare.
Expressing the hope that the mindset of people towards autistic and physically challenged children would change, Sheikh Hasina said: "Autistic children are not our burden; rather, they're our precious assets and we'll do everything - whatever is necessary."
Mentioning that the autistic children have special talents, she said it is the duty of all to create scopes for flourishing their talents as well as to bring them in the mainstream education system.
"We'll have to give much more attention towards facilitating sports, cultural activities and flourishing talents of the autistic and physically challenged children."
The Prime Minister also suggested the parents of the autistic children to let their children have much more interaction with others leaving aside their shyness.
Mentioning that once there was not much awareness about the physically and mentally impaired children, she said the situation has changed a lot and her government has taken many steps through identifying their problems.
Hasina said the government has made commendable progress in establishing a robust, disparity-free education system. "We've prepared a new education policy which is now being implemented. All the obstacles towards learning for the people with disability along with the mainstream learners have been removed in the new education policy,"
She said that the participations of the people with disability in sports and cultural activities must be ensured for their mental and physical growth.
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MANCHESTER, England -- David Haye is already looking beyond Saturday's first defense of his WBA heavyweight title against John Ruiz to a unification bout with either of the Klitschko brothers.
Discussions have begun about staging a unification fight in the Gulf against either Vitali or Wladimir Klitschko, who between them hold the WBC, IBF and minor WBO titles.
"It's something we have talked about with Adam Booth," Haye said, referring to his trainer and manager. "There has not been a big title fight in the Middle East. A heavyweight title fight is the biggest you can get. It would be huge for putting [a country like] Abu Dhabi on the map.
"Look what the 'Rumble in the Jungle' did for Zaire. No one ever heard of Zaire until then. After Muhammad Ali fought George Foreman for the title, no one forgets it."
A "Showdown in the Sand" would be the latest major sporting event to go to the Gulf region, following the FIFA Club World Cup and the season-ending WTA Tour Championships.
"What I want to achieve in boxing is worldwide," the 29-year-old Haye said. "I want to show I'm not just a British commodity... To do that you have to fight the best and fight all over the world.
"I believe I'm the best now. Some people out there don't believe I am and would like to see me against one of the Klitschko brothers to show that. When that opportunity arises, I'll take it with both hands and prove everyone wrong."
First, Haye must conquer Ruiz at the M.E.N. Arena on Saturday. Haye is defending the title he captured from the 7-foot-2 Nikolai Valuev on a majority points decision in Nuremberg in November.
Haye was 222 pounds at the weigh-in Friday, nine pounds lighter than Ruiz.
"I'm fighting someone my own size, so that should be easier," Haye said. "It will be completely different this time around ... Ruiz will be tough but the plan is still to render him unconscious."
Haye is counting down to the fight by spending Saturday afternoon at Old Trafford watching Manchester United's Premier League clash with Chelsea. Ruiz, who held and lost the WBA title twice, won't be joining Haye at the soccer match. Instead, the American said he will be steeling himself for an early barrage of speedy punches.
"I'll definitely have to be a brawler and chase the guy down," the 38-year-old Ruiz said. "You have to make sure you throw a ton a punches -- that's what a brawler does: roughs things up. Sometimes you need a bit of that."
Taking the title from Haye would enable Ruiz to join Ali and Evander Holyfield as three-time world heavyweight champions, capping a 54-fight career that has produced 44 wins, eight defeats, one draw and one no contest.
"Two years more and I'll be over the hill," Ruiz said. "I don't want to go beyond 40."
That's how old Carl Thompson was in 2004 when he beat Haye in a cruiserweight division bout -- the brash Londoner's only loss in 24 fights.
Haye has contemplated the effects of another setback Saturday.
"Every champion knows the high of winning can quickly turn to the opposite feeling if things go wrong in the first defense," Haye said. "Then I had the excuse of being a novice. This time I have no excuse. After the Carl Thompson defeat, I went away for a couple of weeks.
"This one would be so much worse. I'd probably want to duck out for a year."


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U.S. maternity leave trails other countries, and going away may not mean 'out of the office'
"It's hard to overstate the role technology has played in blurring the lines of our professional and personal lives," writes Jena McGregor, a Post reporter. "Between the prevalence of working remotely, telecommuting, and emailing from smartphones at night and on weekends, being 'out of the office' no longer means what it once did. If employers expect people to respond from vacation — and surveys show many do — can expecting the same from someone on maternity leave be that far behind?"
McGregor points out, though, that legal experts and others say as often as not it is the employee on leave, not the boss, who introduces the interruption. "My No. 1 observation is that the professional employee is 10 times more likely than the employer to be pushing for communication," Garry Mathiason, chairman of the global employment law firm Littler Mendelson, told her. "The assumption might be that the employer is trying to squeeze work out, but I've found that the employee — especially a professional looking at advancement — is incredibly reluctant to give up control."
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Although the formal campaign runs September 1 through 30, caregivers can make a gift online or stop by their local foundation office year round.
What are the Providence Foundations?
As a not-for-profit health system, Providence relies on the fundraising efforts of its 10 Foundations in Oregon to provide programs and services that otherwise would not be available.
Your support of these programs and services helps give all patients access to the latest cutting edge research, technology, and equipment, as well as providing those little extras that ease the way and make Providence who we are.
Where does the money go?
Donations go directly to the Providence Foundation(s) and fund(s) that you specify. All money is invested in the program to which it was given. For example, if you work in Portland but your family is from the Milwaukie area and you decide to donate to the Providence Milwaukie Foundation, your funds will be used to support the programs offered at Providence Milwaukie Hospital.
How do I make a gift – can I give online?
Payroll deduction provides the easiest way to contribute to the Giving Campaign. You may also make a one-time gift with check or credit card. To
donate online click here
. To
download a paper form, click here
In order to have 24 pay period deductions, you must make your gift by Thursday, December 17, 2015.
How do I designate which fund(s) my money goes to?
You simply select the Providence Foundation(s) and fund(s) you would like to support. If you do not see the fund listed, you always have the option to select "Other" to designate a specific area you would like to support.
What is the Helping Hand fund?
The Helping Hand Fund is available to Oregon Region employees who are experiencing a financial crisis (must have been employed by Providence for at least one year).
It is funded entirely by Providence caregivers (employees) to help their colleagues in times of financial distress.
What does 'area of greatest need' mean? Who decides where that money goes?
During the year each ministry has a variety of capital, technology and charitable needs not included in the annual operations budget. Gifts given to the area of greatest need are considered unrestricted and use is determined with the guidance of the foundation's Board of Trustees. This fund helps to fill in the gaps so that we can insure care is never compromised.
How much should I contribute and is my contribution tax deductible?
Making a contribution is a personal decision and any amount is welcome and appreciated. All contributions to Providence Foundations are tax deductible to the extent provided by the law.
If I choose payroll deduction, when will my deduction begin?
Your first deduction will be on January 15, 2016 and continue for 24 pay periods.
What is United Way's role in this campaign? Does all the money go through UW?
The United Way campaign runs concurrent with the Providence Giving Campaign to give caregivers the option to support other nonprofit community organizations.
Donations directed to Providence Foundations do not go to United Way.
Please see the
United Way information sheet here
Is there a minimum payroll deduction gift?
The minimum deduction is $1 per pay period
What payment options are available?
Recurring gift
– This is a wonderful way to support your favorite program without having to renew your pledge form each year. This option can be used with payroll deduct or credit card. Simply check the box for
Recurring Gift
on the giving form. Your gift will continue to be deducted until you notify your local foundation office to stop the deduction. During the annual giving campaign, you will have the option to change the amount of your deduction or give to other programs you wish to give to.
Pledge gift
– A pledge gift is optimal for caregivers who want to renew their gift annually. Payroll deduction begins during the first pay period in January and ends after 24 pay periods.
Credit card
– The credit card option allows you to give a one-time gift or set it up as a recurring gift by clicking the
Recurring Gift
check box.
– Caregivers may choose to write a one-time check to Providence and/or United Way.