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Ranked among the nation's most integrated healthcare systems, Community Health Network is Central Indiana's leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services, where and when patients need them—in hospitals, health pavilions, workplaces, schools and homes.
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Community Cancer Center South, a free-standing cancer center on the campus of Community Hospital South, offers a comprehensive and integrated approach to cancer care and treatment in South Central Indiana. Inside the 65,000 square-foot facility, patients will find a multidisciplinary team of medical experts with state-of-the-art technology in a healing environment – all under one roof. Amenities and walkthrough >>
Going to the doctor, having medical tests performed or being admitted to the hospital can take a toll not only on your emotional well-being, but also your personal time. That's why having a wide range of health services available to you close to home is so important.
Community Health Network is committed to serving the health care needs on the south side of Indianapolis and Johnson County, with multiple sites of care. Community Surgery Center South, MedCheck walk-in care center, and a rehab and sports medicine facility are some of the ambulatory facilities—all conveniently located within approximately two miles of the newly expanded Community Hospital South.
Community Hospital South offers inpatient and outpatient care, in addition to express emergency services, surgery, specialized heart care, maternity care and imaging. Learn about some of our highlighted medical services below.
The following medical services are offered at Community Hospital South or elsewhere throughout Community Health Network. Select a service for more information.
Advanced Wound Center
Our team of specialists help heal your wounds through a variety of treatments, including hyperbaric oxygen therapy, special dressings/wraps and platelet growth technology.
Assisted fertility services
Infertility diagnosis and treatment, including in vitro fertilization (IVF), egg freezing, ICSI, PGD genetic counseling, IUI, GIFT, andrology services, insemination, embryo donation and embryo adoption.
Bariatric services/Weight loss surgery
Surgical weight loss options that get you back into your life. Attend a free educational seminar to learn more about our board-certified bariatric surgeons who perform gastric bypass, adjustable gastric banding, sleeve gastrectomy and more.
Behavioral health
Inpatient and outpatient care for adult, children, and families of all ages with addictions, mental health disorders and co-occurring problems.
Breast care services
Dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of benign and malignant breast disease, offering breast surgery, radiation and medical oncology services, physical therapy, and survivorship support.
Cancer care/Community Cancer Centers
Inpatient and outpatient cancer care including radiation therapy, medical oncology, breast surgical oncology, gynecologic cancer care and breast health navigators. The new Community Cancer Center South is now open!
Cardiovascular/Community Heart and Vascular Hospital
From heart attack prevention and diagnosis to intervention and heart failure rehabilitation, we offer comprehensive, innovative cardiac care. Open heart bypass surgery is performed exclusively at Community Heart and Vascular Hospital.
Community Rehabilitation Hospital
Inpatient accredited brain injury and stroke rehabilitation programs for adolescents and adults.
Community Surgery Center
Surgical procedures for adults and children in numerous specialty areas, including dermatology, general surgery, gynecology, laser surgery, orthopedics and cosmetic surgery.
Diet and nutrition counseling
Whether it's one-time consultation or ongoing counseling for complex situations, Community's dietitians work with you to provide the education and support that is right for you and your nutritional needs.
Digestive health services/Endoscopy/Colonoscopy
Specialized diagnoses and treatment of digestive/esophageal and gastrointestinal conditions.
Emergency services
Board-certified emergency medicine physicians and nurses providing expert diagnosis and treatment of emergency conditions.
Grief services
Bereavement support for adults, children and teens.
Home care/Community Home Health
Personalized care from the comfort of home. Services include home care, hospice, therapy services, cardiac care, behavioral care, home infusion and home medical equipment.
Imaging and radiology services
X-ray, diagnostic angiography, nuclear medicine, CT scan, open-sided and conventional MRI, and ultrasound. Outpatient care available through Community Imaging Centers.
Interventional radiology
Treatment for uterine fibroids, varicose veins and osteoporosis.
MedCheck walk-in clinics
Walk-in care for illnesses, broken bones, x-rays, vaccines and more, all for the cost of a co-pay. Find a MedCheck near you >>
Maternity/OB services
One beautiful room for the duration of your stay—labor, delivery, recovery, and postpartum (LDRP), and a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) for infants needing more specialized care.
Neuroscience services
Medical and surgical management of adult and pediatric neurological and cerebrovascular conditions, disorders and diseases, including stroke, seizure, epilepsy and headache.
Older adult services/Touchpoint
Healthy life transitions for patients 55 and older. Membership is free and includes clinical resources, social opportunities and educational programming.
Orthopedic services/Center for Joint Health
Complete care for bones, joints and muscles. Cutting-edge treatments for hip and knee replacement, spine surgery, pain treatment and injury prevention.
Pediatrics/Children's health
Inpatient, ambulatory, extended recovery and observation and care for children and teens through age 17.
Wellspring Pharmacy is a pharmacy that specializes in whole health, offering prescription refill and delivery services for patients and employees, special programs, and natural products for whole health.
Physical Therapy and Rehab
Physical, occupational and speech-language therapy for adults and children, including neuro specialty, sports medicine, women's services, exercise physiology and more.
Radiology and imaging services
X-ray, diagnostic angiography, nuclear medicine, CT scan, open-sided and conventional MRI, and ultrasound. Outpatient care available through Community Imaging Centers.
Sleep wake services
Diagnosis for sleep disorders, including sleep apnea and narcolepsy, in our comfortable bedroom testing suites. Services available for adults and pediatric patients.
Spine and neck/Community Spine Center
State-of-the-art care for patients with spinal, neck and back pain or dysfunction.
Sports medicine
Helping student athletes get back in the game with ImPACT concussion testing, health screenings, sports physicals, and access to sports medicine doctors for local schools and sports organizations.
Surgical services
Inpatient and outpatient surgery services accented by state-of-the-art technology, including da Vinci surgical system for minimally-invasive procedures and faster recovery time.
Weight loss and wellness
A medically-supervised, non-surgical weight loss and wellness program for individuals who seek to lose weight.
Women's services
Care for every stage of a woman's life including health education, screenings and specialized testing.
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Champ Baker, Jr., MD, and Champ Baker III, MD, have completed specialty training in the surgical use of the Collagen Meniscus Implant (CMI®) for treating patients with an irreparable tear to or at least partial loss of the medial meniscus, the semi-circular cartilage disc found on the inside portion of the knee joint between the femur and the tibia. FDA clearance has recently been given for use of the implant in the United States. The implant is manufactured by Ivy Sports Medicine and has already been used successfully in Europe for over 15 years. For more information please click here!
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Want to know how you can improve your bone health and reduce your risk for osteoporosis? Try these tips from the National Osteoporosis Foundation and the Hughson Clinic: Get the recommended amounts of calcium and vitamin D in your diet. Include strength training and weight-bearing exercise in your routine. Avoid tobacco use, and drink alcohol in moderation. Talk to your doctor about your risk factors for osteoporosis and whether you need a bone density test.
The Hughston Health Alert provides our patients with valuable information to help you live a healthier lifestyle. Learn about bone health, nutrition, preventing injuries, and specific musculoskeletal illness or injuries. The Hughston Health Alert is free, and can be read online at www.Hughston.com/hha. Or, get a copy from the Hughston Foundation library by calling 706-494-3390.
With recent advances in technology, some people with arthritis are now able to benefit from partial knee replacement rather than total knee replacement. Benefits of this type of procedure include faster recovery time, less blood loss during surgery, high patient satisfaction, and preservation of more normal knee motion. Certain criteria must be met to be eligible for partial knee replacement. To find out if you're a candidate, talk with your Hughston physician today.
Rehabilitation can restore function and strength after injury or illness. Our diverse team of physicians, nurses, and occupational and physical therapists combine their efforts to help patients regain daily activities at home and at work. Hughston Rehabilitation specializes in the management of orthopaedic and sports medicine related conditions. Our state-of-the-art facility and clinical staff use the most current evidence-based approach to patient care and ensure superior patient outcomes.
Teens and adults often believe that sports drinks are healthy replacements for water; however, this is not true. Water and healthy foods are the best energizers. If you are anticipating an especially rigorous or extended workout lasting more than one hour, certain sports drinks, containing six to ten percent carbohydrates, may provide additional energy, but they should be diluted with fifty percent water. Stay healthy and hydrated by drinking about eight cups of water a day.
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And before his sudden death at age 31 from a toxic mix of heroin and alcohol, Cory Monteith experienced both extremes.
Unlike the much-younger characters they portray on TV, "these aren't high-school kids," a Glee insider says of the cast. And they had easy access to the perks – and pitfalls – of fame.
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And yet even in recent years, Monteith was not a fixture on the L.A. party scene. Adds the source: "I never saw him with them."
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When it comes to his principles, Alex Mooney is not one to compromise. And as a candidate for the U.S. Congress, Mooney has decided that he is the man to "fight for conservative West Virginia values."
Pursuing Shelley Moore Capito's soon-to-be vacant House of Representatives seat, as she in turn pursues retiring Jay Rockefeller's Senate seat, Republican Mooney is determined to stand for those values that he deems are most important to the people of the Mountain State.
"I love talking to people," Mooney, 42, said in an interview with The Inter-Mountain this week. "And one thing I've learned while talking to people in the area is that they are passionate about their state and they want to see their values represented in Washington."
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After serving for 12 years in the Maryland State Senate, a position he earned when he ran against and defeated a liberal incumbent at the age of 27 - the youngest member of the state senate at the time - Mooney fought for conservative fiscal and social values, including lower taxes, less government spending, protecting Second Amendment rights, pro-life legislation, job creation and caring for seniors.
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"I also aim to repeal Obamacare completely and will fight Obama's war on coal."
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"This is their livelihood," he said. "But more than that, it's a proud heritage, something West Virginians take pride in. I want to help deregulate the coal industry to help allow that heritage and those workers to continue. Voters don't want somebody who is going to be moderate in defending the coal industry. They want somebody who's going to stand up and fight."
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"The folks of West Virginia live within their means," he said. "And they look at the federal government, and they're spending like drunken sailors. The people of West Virginia are very upset with that."
Mooney, who lives in Jefferson County, was in the Elkins area this week to speak at a meeting of the conservative group the West Virginia Patriots, held at the Chenoweth House in Beverly. He said he would love to come back to Elkins, which he visited earlier this month for the Mountain State Forest Festival's Grand Feature Parade.
"What I've seen of it has been great," he said. "I can't wait to get to know more of the people here."
Mooney, the son of a Cuban refugee and a Vietnam veteran, attended Dartmouth College, graduating in 1993. He then served as an aide to western Maryland Congressman Roscoe Bartlett and as a legislative analyst for the House Republican Conference Committee under Congressman John Boehner, R-Ohio, who is currently the speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Smashing debut for Bledsoe [6:13 AM]
D and C reports: '"Drew hung in there; he's a big quarterback," said Bills coach Gregg Williams, who looked as if he had just been run over by an equipment truck. "They got him down a few times but he was still able to make plays out of nothing. It was impressive."'
Loss painful, but Bills played OK [6:12 AM]
D and C reports: 'But when the sting for the Bills wears off later this week, they will look back on their performance and realize that they did some things pretty well, most notably, the way they ran the football.'
Buffalo Bills Report Card [6:11 AM]
D and C reports: 'SPECIAL TEAMS Jets return specialist Chad Morton returned not one but TWO kickoffs for touchdowns, including the game-winner in OT. As if that wasn't enough, the Bills also had a punt blocked and missed a field goal. F'
Bledsoe loud and clear [6:10 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: 'And even in a 37-31 overtime loss, the quarterback of Buffalo's future made giant steps to erase memories of those who played the position in the recent past.'
Special day for Morton [6:09 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: '"I didn't know if I had enough gas to make it," Morton said. "With 30 yards to go, I was thinking 'at least we are in good field position if I get caught.' But I made it to the end zone. Game over."'
Bledsoe proving to be a godsend for Bills [6:08 AM]
Toronto Star reports: 'It was the Bills game to win, but special teams never gave Bledsoe the chance.'
Bledsoe's debut a 'surreal' loss [6:08 AM]
Toronto Globe and Mail reports: 'On an afternoon where the Bills accomplished so much offensively -- and when a defence lacking in personality knocked Curtis Martin out of the game by halftime with an ankle injury -- it was the memory of Chad Morton's two kickoff return touchdowns, including a 96-yard romp on the opening kickoff of overtime, that stood out in a 37-31 loss to the New York Jets on the opening weekend of the National Football League season.'
Buffalo suffers quick, painful overtime loss [6:08 AM]
National Post reports: 'The defeat, even for a team that lost four consecutive Super Bowl games a decade ago, was heartbreaking.'
'Impressive' Bledsoe looks like the answer to Bills' prayers [6:08 AM]
Hamilton Spectator reports: 'While the Bills were devastated by their 37-31 overtime loss and the way they lost it -- the opening kickoff in OT was run back 96 yards for the winning touchdown after Bledsoe hit Eric Moulds for the tying touchdown with just 26 seconds left in regulation time -- they were thrilled with their new quarterback.'
Morton Doubly Good for Jets [6:08 AM]
New York Times reports: 'The Jets' defense yielded 149 yards rushing and, 3 rushing touchdowns to Travis Henry. Even in the worst days of the run defense in 2001, the Jets never gave up three rushing touchdowns in one game.'
In Debut, Bledsoe in Disbelief [6:07 AM]
New York Times reports: 'In a blink, Bledsoe had done exactly what Bills management had hoped.'
Martin Sprains Left Ankle [6:06 AM]
New York Times reports: 'The Bills allowed 300 yards in returns today. They also allowed Jason Glenn's blocked punt, which led to John Hall's 33-yard field goal that cut Buffalo's lead to 24-23 early in the fourth quarter.'
Edwards Baffled by Flags [6:06 AM]
New York Times reports: 'The Jets were penalized 10 times, for a total of 90 yards, their worst day in that department since Edwards arrived.'
Get Used to Successful Jets [6:05 AM]
New York Times reports: 'Who would have thought a season opener between bitter division foes, a game featuring Drew Bledsoe, Vinny Testaverde and Curtis Martin, would be decided by a 5-foot-8-inch kick returner?'
Chad returns for seconds [6:05 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'So at the start of overtime, Ray Mickens whispered to Donnie Abraham on the sideline, "If anyone can bring it back, Chad can."'
With Martin hurt, Jets go extra yard [6:04 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'Martin was hurt when linebacker London Fletcher landed across the ankle after a pass play near the end of the first half. He didn't appear to be limping too badly when the teams returned for the second half. Still, the Jets felt it was prudent to keep him out.'
Drew debut fills the Bill [6:03 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'If not for special teams breakdowns, he would have begun the Bledsoe era with a big win. Now, if he can only survive 16 games with an unproven offensive line, the Bills' trade to get him may pay off.'
Not short on big plays [6:02 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'The little guy from Torrance, Calif., was a long way from home. He looked way out of his element among his teammates. He wasn't. Morton was big yesterday. He was big news, and a big deal.'
Becht is back in starring role [6:01 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'Why was Becht a frequent target? The Bills did a lot of blitzing, and Becht became the "hot" receiver in many of those instances. The Bills' outstanding cornerbacks, Antoine Winfield and Nate Clements, neutralized the Jets' wideouts, forcing Testaverde to throw to Becht on check-downs.'
Jets' report card [6:01 AM]
New York Daily News reports: 'This was alarmingly reminiscent of last season. Travis Henry burned them repeatedly with cutbacks, rushing for a career-high 149 yards and three TDs. LB Sam Cowart was quiet in his debut. The Bills went to school by reviewing their own preseason game against the Colts. The Jets and Colts play the same scheme.'
Jets return with a bang! [6:00 AM]
New York Post reports: '"That was a game that for spectators was probably fun to watch," Herman Edwards said. "But for a coach, it was a nightmare."'
The little green giant [5:59 AM]
New York Post reports: 'This isn't any way to win a Super Bowl. But at least the Jets found a way to win a game yesterday so many other Jet teams would have lost. That way was Chad Morton. Chad Morton saved the Jets yesterday.'
Bledsoe is making Billeavers [5:58 AM]
New York Post reports: 'Bledsoe (26-for-39 for 271 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs) scared holy hell out of the Jets when he double-pumped and found Eric Moulds with a 29-yard TD pass through the Jets' Cover 2 to force overtime. The Jets kept knocking him down and Bledsoe kept getting up. He even leveled nose tackle Jason Ferguson with a smashing block on a reverse to Peerless Price.'
Green win tainted by hurt Curt [5:58 AM]
New York Post reports: 'The Jets lost Curtis Martin, their franchise running back who just signed a $46 million contract, to a left ankle sprain late in the first half yesterday in Buffalo, though the injury does not appear to be serious enough to keep him out of next week's game.'
Edwards ticked off at Jet 'D' [5:57 AM]
New York Post reports: '"We were all out of whack," Edwards said. "We shot ourselves in the foot a bunch of times. No one was keeping their composure except for me. That's not us. We're not that type of football team. We have to clean that up, fix it."'
He may not be a back, but geez, can he run [5:56 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'The MVP of a week-old Jets season broke two big plays and plenty of hearts in Buffalo. Morton's first kickoff return for a score, which covered 98 yards, came immediately after the Bills went up 10-0. And if that touchdown made it a game, the next one ended it.'
TD return No. 2 gives Buffalo the boot in OT [5:55 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'It should be taken as a good sign that the Jets needed only one game to set a positive tone for 2002. Faced with some of the same calamities that ensnared them early last season - porous run defense, penalties, a decisive disadvantage in time of possession - the Jets shook them off and beat the Bills, 37-31, in a dramatic victory that could be a sign of things to come.'
Becht a Big Target for Big Plays [5:54 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'It wasn't just that Becht caught four passes for 36 yards - including a touchdown - and a two-point conversion, it was the way he did it. Becht caught balls in heavy traffic. And his best statistic of the afternoon? Zero drops.'
Sprained Ankle Sidelines Curtis [5:53 AM]
New York Newsday reports: 'After the game, Martin was fitted with a walking boot and hooked up to an electric stimulator, but he didn't need crutches.'
Special Teams Get Two-for-One Deal [5:53 AM]
New York Newsday reports: '"To have two [returns] go back, block a punt and cover the way we did," Westhoff said, "not too many special teams have ever done that."'
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Adoption of Innovations in Cross-National Settings - Do Cultural Dimensions Have an Influence on Takeoff Point?
Haapaniemi, Tomi
Publication type: Doctoral dissertation
Issue date: 2007-06-12
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University: Tampere University of Technology
Faculty: Department of Industrial Engineering and Management
Department: Institute of Industrial Management
Despite the claim that the phenomenon of globalization causes convergence of national markets, contradictory evidence suggests that cultural differences persist. Indeed, there are other national attributes which affect the adoption dynamics of innovation. Companies can, therefore, enhance their competitive position by taking account of this reality in their operations. In addition, determining accurately both adoption trajectories and turning points is essential for a better understanding of the process of diffusion. Especially important is the intermediate takeoff point between introductory and growth phases, because it is here that a complete change in dynamics takes place. The current thesis focuses on the adoption dynamics of cross-national innovation adoption takeoff and the evolution of innovation adoption in different cultures. This research explores the determination of takeoff point from a cross-national perspective and considers the influence of culture on the dynamics of takeoff. The objective is to discover if innovation adoption takeoff point can be determined, and if so, how this can be determined reliably. A further objective is to ascertain if cultural dimensions influence the occurrence of takeoff. The thesis is based on five separate studies that investigate the domain from different perspectives. Three of these studies deal with the determination of takeoff point and two with the influence of cultural dimensions on the occurrence of takeoff. The results show that there are various ways to determine takeoff point but the way in which it can be reliably and coherently determined is by employing the method of content analysis. This requires at least two expert analysts, thorough preparation and procedure follow-up. The results also produced clear evidence for the cross-national influence of cultural dimensions on the occurrence of takeoff at a global level. The findings of this research highlight the challenges associated with the commercialization of innovation and with the early phase of innovation adoption. Further, the outcomes of this study can be utilized extensively by companies in meeting the challenges of international scope of operations. Keywords: takeoff point, adoption of innovations, cultural dimensions, national attributes, cross-national
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Farewell to Dr. Peggy A. Stock
A Bulgarian Oddysey
Business Lessons from Harley-Davidson
Westminster Entrepreneurs Take First Place
Westminster MBA Joins Elite Leadership Program
Dr. Michael Bassis
Westminster College introduces its sixteenth president
Farewell to Dr. Peggy A. Stock
Westminster's growth under Stock's leadership
A Bulgarian Oddysey
Westminster's Professor of History, Susan Gunter spent five months teaching at Sofia University through the Fulbright program.
Business Lessons from Harley-Davidson
The former director of communication for Harley-Davidson Motor Company explains one of the most renowned corporate turnarounds in history as part of the Weldon J. Taylor Lecture Series.
Westminster Entrepreneurs Take First Place
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After graduating from North Tahoe High School in the spring with a GPA that exceeds perfection, Riley Chador will leave her mountain home to embark on the next phase of her life at Baylor University.
That doesn't mean she has to leave behind her recreational passion, however. In fact, her love for horses and competition are what helped her land a scholarship at the Division I college.
On Nov. 16, Chador signed her National Letter of Intent to ride for the Baylor University women's equestrian team.
"It was very exciting," said Chador, who received a scholarship worth 40 percent of her tuition - 20 percent athletic and 20 percent academic.
"We had talked about it a little bit (pursuing equestrian in college), and I love it and that's what I want to do, so it seemed like a good solution. And in college you get to do it on a team, which is a little bit different."
Chador, a three-sport athlete who's participated in soccer, Nordic skiing, softball and cross-country during her tenure at North Tahoe, said she began riding horses around the age of 5. She's been competing for six years, showing horses all over the country and earning top finishes.
She served as president of the Truckee Donner Junior Horsemen in 2010-2011 and has worked summers at the Alpine Meadows Stable the past six years. She said she enjoys the challenges of working with a horse as a two-member team.
"I like the fact that you're working together, and you have to take into account that they have a brain and they don't always want to do the same thing that you want them to do," Chador said. "So it's really a lot of teamwork, even though it's an individual sport."
Equestrian was classified as an NCAA emerging sport in 1998, when there were only six participating colleges, according to the National Collegiate Equestrian Association. Now, Baylor, located in Waco, Texas, is one of 23 colleges across the country to offer equestrian as a varsity sport. And those numbers are growing.
The collegiate format is a head-to-head, where a rider from each team competes on the same horse. The rider who earns the highest score on that particular horse wins the point for her respective team. The horse-rider matchup is determined by a random draw.
Chador visited the Baylor campus this past summer and again about a month ago, which allowed her the opportunity to meet her coach and teammates and learn more about the program.
"I love it," she said of the college. "The campus is amazing and everyone is super nice."
Chador has a current GPA of 4.2, and will graduate as a valedictorian in June if maintained, said North Tahoe principal Joanna Mitchell. The four-year honor roll student will have completed six years worth of science classes in a four-year span. She's leaning toward majoring in medical humanities at Baylor.


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FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Stetson men's soccer team dropped its Atlantic Sun Conference regular season finale on the road at Florida Gulf Coast by a score of 2-0 on Wednesday night.
A win over the Eagles would have put the Hatters into its 15th straight A-Sun Conference Tournament, but now Stetson will need help from either North Florida or Northern Kentucky to secure a berth. If the Ospreys are able to earn at least a draw against Jacksonville on Saturday, the Hatters would finish tied with the Dolphins and advance to the tournament over them due to their 2-0 win back in early September.
Lipscomb, which is currently tied with Stetson with seven league points, challenges the newest member of the A-Sun in its conference finale on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Since the Hatters tied the Bisons earlier this year, head to head tie breakers would be off the table. Stetson would need the Norse to top Lipscomb by more than two goals and the Hatters would advance due to goal differential against league opponents.
FGCU moved into second place in A-Sun play with the victory, and can earn the top in the tournament with a win over Mercer on Saturday. The Eagles took the advantage on Wednesday late in the first half on a corner kick in the 40th minute. Jelani Smith tallied his third goal of the season on an assist from Frederico Crespo.
As the game wore on in the second 45 minutes, the Eagles distanced themselves from the Hatters on the scoreboard, making it 2-0 on a penalty kick in the 73rd minute. After a foul in the box awarded FGCU the free one, Andres Navas stepped up to the line and put it past goalkeeper Andreas Schnabl to secure the Eagle victory.
Stetson trailed FGCU in shots by a mark of 12-7, and recorded three corner kicks to the Eagles' six. Schnabl was able to save five shots in the defeat, while Nathan Ingham recorded three saves in the victory.
"It was a tough loss to take," Head Coach T. Logan Fleck said after the game. "We didn't play well enough as a team, and unfortunately we now must pay the price of sitting and waiting to see if we make it into the conference championship."
The Hatters will finish out the regular season with a non-conference contest on the road at Georgia State this Sunday. The two teams are scheduled to kick off at 1:00 p.m. in Atlanta.


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5 Things from the 70s We Want Back
Are you with me, people? The time for the 1970s is now. We demand the following:
Its hard to believe, but did you know that Robert DeNiro and Al Pacino used to star in movies that did not make cinema-lovers cry tears of blood while shattering their souls into a million irreparable pieces? It's true. In fact, in the 70s, these guys actually made some movies you might have heard of: The Godfather, The Godfather II, Dog Day Afternoon, Serpico, Taxi Driver, Deerhunter...
But starting in the 80's, these two acting mavericks decided to let some crap slip into their arsenal of awesome. Sure the 80s brought De Niro's Raging Bull, but somehow We're No Angels also snuck in. And Pacino's questionable Cuban accent in Scarface may have distracted you from the questionable everything in Revolution. But by the 90s, panic had set in. The suck to quality ratio was changing and Pacino became that Scent of a Woman cartoon, running around in devil pants, shouting "HOO-AH" at Keanu Reeves. (Or something like that. It's a hazy decade for me. I started having sex by then.) And Deniro, who pursued comedy so expertly in Midnight Run, began his long descent into middling family comedies like the recently released Little Fockers.
Well, Cosmos, I say that if we have to pay 50 bucks to fill up our cars, then we deserve to be able to drive that car to a theater where two of the greatest actors of their generation are starring in something I won't have to IMDB to reference correctly for a column 6 months after its release. (I'm looking at you Everybody's Fine).
4. Afros
Yeah, I know. You see afros today. Some on white guys. Sad, sad white guys. But when I say Afro, I don't mean some Brooklyn hipster's ironic conception of an Afro. I mean a glorious African American round head of hair that says one thing: "Fuck you, whitey." Oh, I miss those. Why? Because as a little boy, I thoroughly enjoyed seeing old white people get nervous around blacks. "Silly, white people," I thought. "Haven't you seen The Jeffersons, Good Times and Sanford & Son? Those black people are A-OK!" And seeing those bad white people made me feel like one of the good white people. So each time an afro made a middle-aged woman secure her purse in fear, I felt that much cooler. But now that's all lost because well it seems blacks and whites hate each a lot less. And where's the fun in that? Hmm. I may have lost my point in there somewhere. In any event, Afros sure are cool. More please.
3. Concept Albums That Defined Generations
Don't get me wrong, as far as inventions go, I put the IPOD right up there with the polio vaccine. I don't go anywhere without mine and frankly would iron lungs even be that bad if they could play all your MP3s on shuffle? But technology has come with a price. The digitalization, compression, and online availability of music have forever altered our listening experience.
And with that change came the death of concept albums - self-contained recordings telling a particular story or servicing a singular theme. Concept albums were records you would never think of cutting up into singles. And if some kid at school said, "Well, um, I don't know all of The Wall, but like I like that 'we don't need not education song,'" you'd scoff at him like he was a noob, except being the seventies you wouldn't call him a noob. Dickweed? Ungroovy? I'm not sure. I was so very small.
But now, music is spread on youtube and linked on facebook in bits and pieces. The notion of sitting down with an album cover and lyrics for an hour is almost as unlikely as expecting more Dark Side of the Moons, Tommys, and Ziggy Stardusts. And it makes me sad. Is it strange to bemoan the loss of albums dedicated to insanity, deaf blind mutes who excel at pinball, or well-hung guitar playing aliens? No. No it is not. It is awesome. I know you were tempted to say it was lame for a second, but I'm glad we pulled through that. Yep, awesome.
Now I know there are still concept albums. After all, Arcade Fire's Surburbs gets me so hot I replaced my real doll's head with a super-glued CD player blasting it on repeat so I could actually sodomize the music. But it's not the kind of album an entire generation of kids will emblazon across the back of their jean jackets. It just seems today's bands can't generate albums of anthem-level importance and when they try, we get this:
And no one wants this. Ever. So, c'mon Cosmos, make with the quality concept albums.


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Every player a UFA?
Posted 18 December 2012 - 03:59 AM
now this opens up all kinds of trouble.
small markets folding up shop, players exodus to teams to play with close friends, family, massive retirements or overseas contracts.
so to simplify my question...who stays in detroit for family...who leaves (specify reason) and who wants to play in detroit?
my first guess....
ryan miller wants in to play with brother in home state.
z , pav, kronwall, howard, helm, remain in detroit.
if 3 or more teams fold....abdelkader, bertuzzi, tootoo, emmerton out of league.
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"Mess up tomorrow, don't mess up now".
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Posted 18 December 2012 - 08:58 AM
"The NHL requests a declaration that, if the NHLPA's decertification or disclaimer were not deemed invalid by the NLRB, and the collective bargaining relationship between the parties were not otherwise to continue, all existing contracts between NHL players and NHL teams (known as Standard Player's Contracts or "SPCs") would be void and unenforceable," the league's filing said.
Boiling that down to the simplest terms possible, the league wants the court, in the event of a decertification or disclaimer of interest, to make it so that all player contracts are null and void. Essentially, that means every player in the NHLPA, all 700-plus, would be a free agent.
It's worth a read. If only to let you know just how badly screwed up this situation can get, if both sides keep going down the road they're going.
"We thought we were indestructible, The Lords of Iron"
Posted 18 December 2012 - 09:34 AM
It would be an exciting occurrence though, to see how every GM and owner would react.
Posted 18 December 2012 - 10:21 AM
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Posted 19 December 2012 - 09:59 AM
However, it'd be fun to see a mass UFA shift. So long as our guys stay.
And I think small teams would survive. There are always Wisniewski's to go for the big contracts in nice cities where they can party.
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Posted 19 December 2012 - 10:01 AM
I like it since we would attract a lot of great UFA's and have free reign to roll another superstar team, but unfortunately it would DESTROY the smaller markets as previously said due to no one wanting to go play for a market that doesn't even have fans. This would cause some mad chaos as players would try to unite as duos and friendship lines, which in the terms of hockey, we would most likely be seeing some of the best hockey we've seen. the chemistry would be unreal and you would really see some dedication out of players because they would be playing whom they really wanted to. I think this is all a tatic, but it's a scary one
I'd love it not only would this lead to the end of a guy, who has destroyed hockey for almost 2 decades, no also the best owner in all of sports could finally ice a great team again. Sure the play it poor owners and some wellfare teams would need to relocate/fold but in the long run, this would be the best hockey ever loaded teams with great player development systems are fighting it out!
Also this would ensure, we'd never have a lockout again so sure a certain guy does fear it because it will be the long overdue nail in getting him fired and the NHL back on track.
Posted 19 December 2012 - 10:19 AM
I think all of the contracts on our current roster would be renewed, although there are a few players that I would prefer Kenny not giving a new contract.. Zetterberg, Franzen and Kronwall would be resigned to shorter term contracts which isn't necessarily a bad thing.. Anyway, as much as I hate Bettman, I think this would help the league immensely. Not so much the Wings because Kenny has done such a great job over the years but some of the teams that have signed players to contracts that haven't worked out..
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Posted 19 December 2012 - 12:26 PM
As for this 700+ UFA thing, its scares the hell outta me. I also believe a handful of franchises would fold (Likely all the in the U.S.) which would be terrible to the league as whole, although I admit the caliber of hockey would improve.
Edited by up2here, 19 December 2012 - 12:27 PM.
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Posted 19 December 2012 - 01:28 PM
I'm sure there would be some time period where every team has the opportunity to negotiate a new deal with every player on their current roster. Does anyone really think if this were to happen that every team would have equal opportunity to sign Crosby, Stamkos, Weber, etc.. Not a chance.. I'm sure most teams would remain the same but it would give owners / general managers the opportunity to negotiate better deals with their players..
Here's the key though...void & unenforceable. If there was a period set up for teams to negotiate with their former players, not current because that whole void & unenforceable thing, said former player would have to make that choice, similar to a player making the decision to negotiate with one team only at the start of their regular UFA period. There is no contract, exclusivity, connection, etc. from a legal standpoint.
There would be nothing, beyond loyalty maybe, to stop a Steven Stamkos or Sidney Crosby from saying thanks but no thanks on negotiating with their former team during an exclusive period, knowing that a bidding war is going to happen for them. By the same token, there would be nothing to stop an Alex Ovechkin, Geno Malkin, Ilya Kovalchuk, or god forbid a Pavel Datsyuk or Hank Zetterberg from saying no thanks to the NHL period & going back home to play. Decertification by the NHLPA & the courts voiding all contracts per the NHL's request looks pretty close to mutually assured destruction to me.
Posted 19 December 2012 - 01:37 PM
IF all 700+ players became UFA's I would hope that the new CBA would have a stipulation that the team they belong(ed) to has first crack at re-siging the players. I guess that would be a true UFA, but at least it would save some of the smaller franchises from folding....and it would keep Detroit on the map...
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BELLEVILLE - Vera Goss Krick Mauck, 99, a resident of Valley View Haven, Belleville, died at 3:23 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15, 2013, at Valley View Haven.
Born Feb. 17, 1914, in Milroy, she was the daughter of the late Theodore E. and Mertle M. (Clymans) Goss.
She was preceded in death by: her husbands, Leonard A. Krick, in 1984, and Harry F. Mauck, in 1997; two sons, James W. Krick and Leonard Krick; three brothers; three sisters; and a half sister.
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Vera is survived by: her daughter, Shirley K. Haller of Lewistown; four stepchildren; nine grandchildren; and a number of great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
She was valedictorian of the Yeagertown High School Class of 1931.
Early in life, Vera was employed at the Arrow Shirt Factory. She was also employed at the Rea & Derick Drug Store for 14 years and retired from the Milton School District as a teacher's aide.
She was a member of the Holy Communion Evangelical Lutheran Church where she was a member of the Knotty Ladies Sewing Group.
She was a former member of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was a member of the Retired Teachers and School Employees Association and she attended the Derry Township Senior Citizens Center.
Vera enjoyed gardening, cooking and baking.
Her funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 20, 2013, at the Holy Communion Evangelical Lutheran Church, North Main Street, Yeagertown, with the Rev. Philip Tundel officiating. Interment will be in Mount Rock Cemetery.
Her family will receive friends from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m., at the church.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the Holy Communion Evangelical Lutheran Church, North Main Street, Yeagertown, PA 17099 or to Valley View Haven, 4702 E. Main St., Belleville, PA 17004.
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For Build 2012 we wanted to put on an amazing show while our attendees visited us on the Microsoft Redmond Campus. We know what you were thinking when we first announced the event, "Where will the keynotes be?" To make sure we had a great place for the show we constructed a structure for keynotes and more.
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Source: Virginia Tech News
quote: Internal combustion engines are at best 30% efficient while a fuel cell is generally 40-60% efficient.
quote: Also, why do people only think of cars when talking about fuel cells? They are a way to produce energy, it isn't only useful in vehicles. I know that some data centers are using them as a backup power source and even to offset their external energy use.
quote: Where are you getting all those numbers for the efficiency of various stages of hydrogen production? Seems to me like you're just pulling those out of thin air.
quote: Plus, even if they are accurate, you're obviously not taking into account the efficiency of the new process described in the article, since it's not a current manufacturing process.
quote: Plus, what are the numbers for the various stages of extracting/transporting/burning gasoline and ethanol? You claim that both are more efficient than hydrogen, yet don't provide any proof.
quote: Really, if hydrogen can be produced efficiently, then the only issue left is storage, which is an engineering problem that would be solved fairly quickly
quote: the flammability of hydrogen. This moves forward on the production side of the issue. We still need to deal with how to store it safely.


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Monday, April 1, 2013
God-smacked, karma, entertaining the angels, dancing with the devil, Murphy's law. Call it what you will, I call it typical.
One sleepy morning a few weeks back, Don and I were sitting on the couch watching the morning news, a hypnotic drone to awaken gently while drinking coffee.
Anyday USA stuff, basically a comma or an occasional period placed on a story sucked dry from days/weeks/months earlier. And then... the host introduces Jonathan Gilliam, a former Navy SEAL who had the idea to start a program for vets searching for employment as nannies. I drank my coffee, listened. Mr. Gilliam and the news host introduced one of their prime candidates for the nanny vet program (titled Tactical Nannies).
I will condense the interview to get to the point of my own story. It started like this: "Ms. Smith, would you tell our audience what qualities you have as a veteran that would entice a family to hire you as their nanny?" he asked.
My coffee was getting lukewarm, I started thinking about getting up and reheating it.
The vet replied, "Well, the training that we have, for one thing."
"And what would that training be, Ms. Smith?" the host asked.
"Well, we are trained to be aware of our surroundings. We do things like notice things that aren't right, like a tree that wasn't there before," she answered.
Okay, it started with a chuckle. Then it was a giggle, and then Don started in and we were both cracking up. I started having visions of spies with cardboard cut-out trees in the parks. The gaffe didn't go unnoticed and the news announcer switched over quickly to Mr. Gilliam but didn't ask him to elaborate; he looked grateful.
But Don and I were still laughing. "Those damn pop-up trees will get you every time," we giggled.
We do that sometimes, don't we? Lose control laughing at inappropriate things at the expense of another person's flaws or inadequacies? I mean here she was, an esteemed military servicewoman (of all people), and all I can think about is this fake tree shimmying from one place to the next.
And I did feel guilty. Both because she was a member of the military and because I knew that comment was going to follow this woman for a bit. Lord knows, I have provided endless material myself. Another twinge of guilt washed over me as I did the dishes. I thought back to a few of my Freudian slips.
One of my worst: Don had just received a promotion at work. We gathered the kids that evening and went to Red Lobster. We were sucking crab legs and slurping butter when, by chance, Don's boss and his wife walked in.
They stopped as they were being led to a table near us, and we small-talked about the coincidence. His boss told us that they were celebrating his wife's 50th birthday. What I meant to say was "Happy Birthday, You don't look a day of it." What came out was, "Happy Birthday, you look every day of it."
I went back to slurping legs, then looked up quizzically to find the entire table and guests giving me the shocked face. The hostess led Don's boss and wife away. My family told me what I said. I apologized, but it was apparent that the damage was done.
Dishes done, coffee finished, time to get this day on the move. Don went to bed (he was working third shift). I decided to run out to do chores. I noticed in the parking lot that I picked up the wrong keys and, rather than go back inside and retrieve my keys, I decided to take Don's big truck.
A little later, I started backing out of this narrow drive that I shouldn't have pulled into.
I was using the mirrors, but got too close to shrubs on the left side. I tried to correct when I heard a loud pop. I looked over and saw my right side view mirror hanging down.
What? A darn pop-up tree ripped it right off.
I stopped by Lowe's on the way home to get some Gorilla glue. I was in the parking lot piecing the mirror together with a bungee cord, while squirting copious amounts of Gorilla glue onto it, all the while praying that I could make it look like it never happened.
My policeman neighbor noticed my pensive look as I headed back inside to get a towel to get the dripping glue off the mirror.
"You alright, Renae?" he asked.
I waved him on. "Nothing serious, just a pop-up tree," I answered.
When Don woke up, I told him, "You know that pop-up tree we were laughing about this morning?"
He grinned. "Yes," he says.
"Well, one popped up and took your right rearview mirror right off," I explained sheepishly.
He stopped grinning.
And contrary to popular belief piddlin' is not always leisure time. Piddlin' can be anything from bush-hogging a field to snapping a bushel basket of green beans on the front porch. Visit Renae Brabham's website at www.renaebrabham.com.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Escape the holiday hustle and bustle and come relax and discover nature at the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) Runge Nature Center's annual shopping alternative event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 23.
"This has become a traditional event for many families in the Jefferson City area and surrounding communities," said MDC Naturalist Trana Madsen. "Each year we choose a different conservation topic and create a thematic message connecting people to Missouri outdoors. This year our theme is the elusive black bear."
The free public event will offer activities for children, teens and adults including a black bear discovery table, bear obstacle course, a bear facts challenge and more.
Runge Nature Center is located on Hwy 179 in Jefferson City approximately one-half mile north of Hwy 50. Building hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday with extended hours until 8 p.m. on Thursdays. The building is closed on Sunday and Monday. The outdoor trails are open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
For more information on this or other programs, call 573-526-5544 or visit mdc.mo.gov and search "Runge."


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Friday, March 15, 2013
The Roper St. Francis Mount Pleasant Hospital Breast Care Center will host an evening of free breast screenings and grant-sponsored mammograms March 20.
Forty appointments will be available as part of the Mammograms in March event which is a community outreach event sponsored by Roper St. Francis Cancer Care and the Lowcountry Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. The event is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m., in the medical office building at Roper St. Francis Mount Pleasant Hospital. The facility is located at 3500 U.S. Highway 17 North in Mount Pleasant (between Park West and Wando High School). There is no charge for parking.
Registration is required for attendance. Please call 843-402-CARE (2273) to register and find out more.
Board certified doctors who will perform clinical breast examinations include Steve Akman, MD, medical director of Roper St. Francis Cancer Care and Jennifer Beatty, MD, of The Breast Place. Sherry Folse, MD, Roper Radiologists will conduct mammograms along with other medical professionals are donating their time and expertise.
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