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In February, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, Inc. (BCBSF) will launch its new limited benefit product line for the individual under-65 market. Simple, practical and affordable, the GoBlue Health Services Card targets the working uninsured in Florida, providing inexpensive health coverage to them and their families.
One in four Florida residents younger than age 65 is uninsured, according to a report recently released by the Florida Health Insurance Advisory Board.* GoBlue provides access to medical services for individuals who may not have had coverage in the past or may not be able to afford comprehensive insurance. The product is targeted toward the working uninsured and early retirees with annual household incomes between $25,000 and $50,000; and families with children at a slightly higher income level. GoBlue offers complementary coverage for those who currently only have catastrophic coverage, such as a BCBSF Hospital/Surgical product, with a combined premium less than that of a comprehensive plan.
GoBlue costs between $18 and $59 per member, per month, based on age. The plans are non-medically underwritten and provide indemnity-type payments toward physician office services, lab work, preventive and basic dental services and prescriptions.
BCBSF soft launched GoBlue in November 2007 in advance of the official February debut, to test market the product. A new consumer sales website designed specifically for GoBlue includes scenarios that illustrate how the health insurance could work for them and the type of savings a GoBlue member may experience when compared to being uninsured. Click on the links below to see examples of how your patients might use their GoBlue benefits during a typical six-month period. A Spanish version of the GoBlue website will launch in January.
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The GoBlue health services card provides limited benefits for basic and preventive care. With GoBlue, members get the best value when receiving services from NetworkBlue providers. They are also protected from balance billing when they use BCBSF's Traditional Network. Physicians and providers who participate in NetworkBlue or our Traditional Network can bill for no more than the allowed amount for covered services.
Please note that initial communication sent to physicians and providers regarding GoBlue incorrectly stated, "For services not covered by GoBlue, members have access to network rates." Members do NOT have access to network rates for non-covered services under GoBlue. However, GoBlue members do have access to the Physician Discount program for non-covered services rendered by NetworkBlue providers that participate in that program.
The coverage provided by GoBlue is not comprehensive and does not include coverage for services such as hospitalization, emergency room visits, routine maternity care, mental health and substance dependency care and treatment, rehabilitative therapy or spinal manipulations. There is no coordination of benefits with GoBlue, so it will always pay as primary. As with all BCBSF plans, GoBlue offers care support and wellness programs to members, including the BlueComplements® health-related discount program. There are two GoBlue plans to choose from: Plan 90 and Plan 91.
GoBlue provides limited coverage in a physician office, urgent care center, convenient care centers, and independent clinical lab.
Services such as sick visits, allergy testing and injections, surgery in the office, and preventive care for adults and children are covered when rendered in these locations.
Diagnostic imaging is covered in these locations as well, with exceptions mandated by law:
mammograms and screening for osteoporosis are both covered at an independent diagnostic testing facility (IDTF) or outpatient hospital setting.
GoBlue pays up to $50 per provider per date of service for covered services in these locations.
Members pay the difference between the BCBSF payment and the allowed amount.
Members pay nothing for covered lab services at Quest Diagnostics, Inc.
Payment for out-of-network independent laboratory services is limited to $50 and the member is responsible for the balance.
GoBlue provides limited coverage for prescription drugs and diabetic supplies at a retail pharmacy. Contraceptives and self-injectable drugs are not covered. GoBlue pays up to $5 or $15 per prescription, depending on the plan purchased.
GoBlue also provides limited coverage for dental services. GoBlue pays up to $50 per dentist per date of service for preventive dental services; and basic services (plan 91 only).
Members receive a magnetic stripe identification (ID) card. GoBlue is clearly identified in the upper right corner and the card indicates it's "A limited benefits plan." To confirm GoBlue member benefits, submit an Eligibility and Benefits transaction through the Availity®1 Health Information Network. If your office is equipped with a card reader compatible with Availity's card processing program, you can simply swipe the GoBlue card to access real-time benefits information.
GoBlue pays up to $50 per provider per date of service for covered services. Members pay the difference between the BCBSF payment and the allowed amount. You can use CareCalc, accessed through the Availity Eligibility and Benefits Inquiry, to determine the member's responsibility at the time of service. Enter the member's diagnosis and treatment (procedure) codes into the Member Responsibility Calculation screen. CareCalc responses are based on member benefits and provider contractual allowances at the time of inquiry.
Submit GoBlue claims electronically through the Availity®1 Health Information Network. For paper claims, mail to BCBSF at: P. O. Box 1798 , Jacksonville , FL 32231.
For more information on GoBlue, call the Provider Contact Center at (800) 727-2227.
*Miami Herald, Nov. 1, 2007
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Step 2: Provide students with the solvent, solute, desired concentration (1M, 2M, 3M, etc. you choose), and desired volume of the following different solutions.
Step 3: Instruct them to calculate the grams of each solution using their balance.
Step 4: Accurately generate each of the solutions.
Step 5: Have them test the conductivity of each of these solutions using the conductivity meter.
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Hunter Parrish Is Married to Kathryn Wahl
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Sorry Weeds fans – Silas is officially off the market.
12 Songs Given Second Lives as Famous TV Show Themes
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Mad Men is ending, and while the show's opening credits are inseparable from RJD2's haunting theme, there was a time when that beat was known only as "A Beautiful Mine," by RJD2 and rapper Aceyalone.
Matthew Weiner originally wanted a Beck song to play as the show's opening theme, but the singer turned down every offer from the show's producers. Weiner was driving and listening to NPR one day when he heard "A Beautiful Mine" played as segue music between two stories and was immediately struck by it, though the version that ultimately was used was so different from the original that RJD2 didn't recognize it when he first heard it. He's probably okay with it now, though.
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Demián Bichir, star of the movie A Better Life, may not be a household name, but after a SAG nomination for best actor alongside George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio, he better get used to being in the company of Hollywood's biggest stars.
Already well known in his home country, the Mexican-born actor, 48, is about to become more familiar to the rest of the world, too. Here are a few things about him.
1. He got lightheaded after his SAG nomination
When PEOPLE asked Bichir how he felt after his unexpected nomination for his role as an immigrant father in the drama A Better Life, he said, jokingly, "I really don't feel anything. I am a little numb right now. But then that may be because I am drunk. I have been drinking tequila all morning."
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Four-time Emmy nominee Mary-Louise Parker may play a pot-dealing mom on Showtime's Weeds, but celebrating her own success with her real-life mom and dad makes it satisfying for the actress.
"The best part is my parents," Parker, 44, told PEOPLE at Saturday's Los Angeles Confidential pre-Emmy party, which she hosted. "I get to call them if they don't know already, but usually they know before me. That's absolutely the best part."
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EL SEGUNDO - It is difficult to nit pick at any area of the Lakers so far.
In their 7-0 start, the Lakers have shown that they can overcome big early deficits, against good teams. They have proved that they can close out games with strong finishes. They have displayed the capacity to rally from behind on the road.
And against New Orleans, the Lakers showed that they have the resilience, also on the road, to douse the comeback try of one of the NBA's elite teams.
So, where are the chinks in what appears to be an inpenetratable armor?
"We have to be more focused during games,'' starting forward Vladi Radmanovic said. "We have so much talent and so much depth that we shouldn't even be losing big leads that we have, even on the road. But those are the challenges that you have to face if you want to be champions.''
Radmanovic foresees tough challenges ahead because now that the Lakers have established themselves as the NBA's best team, opponents are sure to bring their A game to every meeting.
So far, Lakers coach Phil Jackson seems to be doling out the minutes quite adequately, giving the starters ample time to play together and allowing the second unit to do what it does best - infuse the team with a high dose of energy.
"There's no complaints,'' Radmanovic said. "Everything is working out, the way it's supposed to. We have a lot of energy coming off the bench. I'd have to say our bench has saved us a few times. As starters, we have to step up our game and do more so that we're not trailing, when we leave the floor.''
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Jim Boeheim lamented his team's inability to sink 3-pointers in its win Tuesday night over Detroit.
The Orange shot 23 percent (7-of-30) from beyond the arc. Toss out Scoop Jardine's 4-of-10 performance and the rest of the team made just 3-of-20.
"Guys that are pretty good shooters on our team," the SU coach said, "have gotta go out there, when nobody's guarding you, and make an open shot."
Through three games this season, SU is 25-of-72 from 3-point range. That's 34.7 percent. Compare that to last season, when SU went 24-of-66 in its first three games for a 36.3 shooting percentage.
Last year's Syracuse team finished second in the Big East in 3-point shooting at 39.1 percent, but still suffered its share of difficult shooting nights. SU shot 3-of-13 against Florida, 4-of-12 against West Virginia, 1-of-8 against Marquette and 3-of-13 against Connecticut. The Orange won all of those games.
In games when the Orange shot 33 percent or worse from 3-point range last year, its record was 10-3.
The inability to convert 3-point shots does not necessarily equate to basketball failure. Last year, Pittsburgh shot 34.3 percent from 3-point range and accumulated a 25-9 record. West Virginia shot a worse 33.7 percent from 3, made an appearance in the Final Four and finished 31-7.
Teams can win in the Big East without potent perimeter attacks. If Syracuse struggles on the perimeter – and three games into the season that's impossible to determine – the Orange still possesses something many other teams do not: The ability to score in transition and change the complexion of the game.
Against Northern Iowa, it was Kris Joseph in the open court in the second half. In the Canisius game, Brandon Triche lifted his team. Against Detroit, it was Scoop Jardine.
"The thing about them is they have another gear that they always get to," Canisius coach Tom Parrotta said. "And they really know when to turn it on. They saw that we were coming back, making some plays and they turned it into one of those gears that I think nobody else has in the country. And ultimately they just wore us down."
Fast break points have defined Syracuse basketball over the years. The Orange thrives in transition. The fast break connections fuel players' confidence, allow for easier shots in the open court and can quickly deflate an opposing team.
"Since I've been here, we live off getting transition points, just getting out running," SU forward Rick Jackson said. "I don't think we're really a team to slow it down, pass it around, take 24 seconds off the clock and things like that. We like to get up and down. We like to run. And I think that's when we're at our best."
"That's how some of our guys get going," Joseph said. "Any basket will get you going, but a transition basket might get you an and-1 that gets you three points. You just get going better off of transition. A lot of guys feed off it, myself included."
To do that – to feed off transition – the Orange needs to rebound on the defensive glass and/or force turnovers in its 2-3 zone. SU scored 21 of its 66 points against Detroit in transition. It forced 17 Detroit turnovers. That helped to negate the poor perimeter shooting night.
Orange players insist they are a better shooting team than their performance against Detroit indicates. But when the ball does not fall – and that will happen more than once this season – SU does have options. First and foremost is its ability to score punishing fast break points.
"Our transition is going to be the best offense for us," SU guard Scoop Jardine said. "Because our zone allows us to get in transition. When Rick rebounds the way he's rebounding, we gonna be a dangerous team in transition."
"That's how we (won) last year, a lot of transition points," Joseph said. "We got a lot of points off the break off blocked shots, off rebounds and I think if we keep doing that we'll be in good shape."
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As all eyes turn today to Big Island voters in the storm-ravaged Puna region to settle the hotly contested U.S. Senate race between Colleen Hanabusa and Brian Schatz, Maui County Democrats gave Hanabusa a slight edge of 155 votes out of nearly 22,000 cast six days ago.
Overall, Hanabusa won 21 of Maui County's 34 precincts, leaving Schatz with 13. Hanabusa took 50.4 percent of votes on Maui, Molokai and Lanai - 11,039 to 10,884. But statewide, she trails Schatz by about 1,600 votes.
To make up that deficit and win with Puna's more than 8,000, storm-delayed votes, Hanabusa will need to take more than 60 percent of the vote there.
In Puna, Hanabusa must repeat her Maui wins in diehard Democratic bastions like Kahului, Wailuku, Molokai and Lanai. Instead, today on the Big Island, she's more likely to see voters like those in Haiku and Paia, who favored Schatz.
A precinct-by-precinct analysis of Democratic votes in Maui County shows that Central Maui, Hana, Molokai and Lanai voters favored Hanabusa, while Schatz showed strength in South Maui and in pockets of West Maui, Upcountry, Paia and Haiku.
Hanabusa carried the voter-rich Central Maui House Districts 8 (by 55.5 percent) and 9 (by 59.5 percent), sweeping all 11 precincts. Her biggest wins in terms of raw numbers and percentages came from Central Maui mail-in voters - a 147-vote win, with 66.8 percent, from mail-in voters living near Maui High School; a 131-vote win, with 54.4 percent, from Kahului Elementary School voters; a 121-vote win, with 58.1 percent, from Maui Waena Intermediate School voters; a 116-vote win, with 54.6 percent, from Iao Intermediate School voters; and an 89-vote win, with 60.1 percent, from Lihikai Elementary School voters.
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Shown are the vote totals for Colleen Hanabusa and Brian Schatz at Maui County's 34 polling places in the race to fill the U.S. Senate seat of Daniel Inouye. They do not include blank ballots or votes for Democrat Brian Evans, who took 2 percent of the primary vote in Maui County. The votes are broken down by six state House districts. The Maui County total also is included.
House District 8
(Wailuku, Waiehu, Waihee, Waikapu, Puuohala, Kahakuloa)
Votes: 4,729
Hanabusa: 2,625, 55.5 percent
Schatz: 2,104, 44.5 percent
House District 9
(Kahului, Puunene, Maui Lani, Old Sand Hills)
Votes: 3,771
Hanabusa: 2,243, 59.5 percent
Schatz: 1,528, 40.5 percent
House District 10
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Votes: 2,083
Hanabusa: 964, 46.3 percent
Schatz: 1,119, 53.7 percent
House District 11
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Votes: 2,647
Hanabusa: 1,006, 38 percent
Schatz: 1,641, 62 percent
House District 12
(Spreckelsville, Pukalani, Makawao, Kula, Keokea,
Ulupalakua, portion of Kahului)
Votes: 4,853
Hanabusa: 2,320, 47.8 percent
Schatz: 2,533, 52.2 percent
House District 13
(Haiku, Hana, Kaupo, Kipahulu, Paia, Molokai, Lanai)
Votes: 3,840
Hanabusa: 1,881, 49 percent
Schatz: 1,959, 51 percent
Maui County Total (Votes: 21,923)
Hanabusa: 11,039, 50.4 percent
Schatz: 10,884, 49.6 percent
Hanabusa won by 102 votes, or 57.6 percent, among Pukalani voters (also by mail) at the Mayor Hannibal Tavares Community Center.
House Speaker Joe Souki of Wailuku, who first captured his seat in 1982, said that the Central Maui districts are "probably the most local" areas in Maui County, with heavy concentrations of people of Japanese and Filipino descent.
"Ethnic votes," especially among Japanese-Americans, were key in the election, Souki said, adding that that lent support to candidates, including Hanabusa, Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Ige and Lt. Gov. Shan Tsutsui, who hails from Maui. Ige and Tsutsui prevailed in Maui County by 53.8 percent and 68 percent, respectively.
The late U.S. Sen. Daniel Inouye, whose former seat is at stake, "meant a lot" to voters in the Central Maui districts, Souki said. And, the vote reflected the remaining influence of the senator, even after his death.
"Otherwise, Schatz with all his money would be way ahead," Souki said.
Schatz won all four of the South Maui precincts in House District 11 (a north Kihei precinct in House District 10 also went to Schatz).
At Kamalii Elementary School in Kihei, Schatz won the vote among those casting ballots on election day by 155 ballots, or 65.6 percent, and the mail-in vote by 140 ballots, or 64.2 percent. Schatz took the polling vote at the Kula Community Center by 129 ballots, or 58.3 percent. And, he took the polling vote at the Lahaina Civic Center by 112 votes, or 59.7 percent.
Schatz claimed his biggest vote win at the Haiku Community Center, where he won by 311 votes, 68.1 percent, among those showing up to vote on primary election day and by 101 votes, 56.3 percent, among Haiku voters casting ballots by mail. At the Paia Community Center, he won the combined poll, walk-in and mail-in votes by 29 ballots, or 54 percent.
Souki, the longest-serving Maui County state lawmaker, said that he sees Maui's Haiku-Paia region as being similar, demographically, to Puna. Much like Paia, the Puna area has seen a recent influx of Caucasians living in the area, he said, adding that he believes that will benefit Schatz.
"I don't expect Schatz to lose in Puna," he said.
Paia resident and former Maui County Democratic Party Chairman Lance Holter agreed that Puna would likely vote in favor of Schatz, but he downplayed Souki's emphasis of voter ethnicity. Holter, who acknowledged that he supports Schatz, said Haiku-Paia voters are "definitely progressive, well-educated voters."
Issues important to them include college student debt and climate change, both of which have been emphasized by Schatz during the campaign, Holter said.
Schatz's supporters come from a "broad range of ethnic diversity," he said.
"Brian represents the 40-year-olds and the young," Holter said, although he agreed that Hanabusa "obviously" has strong support among Japanese-American voters.
Holter said he's familiar with the Big Island's Puna district, which doesn't deserve a reputation as a "hippie" region. People in Puna, just as those in Paia and Haiku, are "outdoorsy and athletic," he said. Puna is a gateway area to outdoor activities associated with the Big Island's Volcanoes National Park.
Many Puna residents are "living back to the land" and are "conservation minded," Holter said.
He predicted that Schatz would get at least 55 percent of the Puna vote.
Although Molokai's Kalaupapa settlement is technically not part of Maui County, its voters favored Hanabusa 8 to 7.
Details on precinct votes can be found at hawaii.gov/elections/results/2014/primary and by clicking on "statewide precinct detail."
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While nothing can quite compare to the experience of attending the shows in person, most Hawaii residents will take in the competitions at this year's Merrie Monarch Festival through their TV sets.
And this time, its fifth straight year as the exclusive broadcaster, KFVE-TV appears to be taking to heart the old saying that you can't ever get too much of a good thing.
"One of the big things this year is that for the first time ever, we'll be repeating each night's performance the next day at 11 a.m. to help people out who can't stay up for the entire night. It's for those who truly love it and want to be able to watch it," said John Fink, KFVE's general manager.
Viewers will be able to tune in on Friday, Saturday and Sunday mornings to view complete airings of the previous evenings' festivities, including Thursday's individual Miss Aloha Hula competition, Friday's group hula kahiko, and Saturday's group hula 'auana and awards.
Despite the addition of the re-broadcasts, the Honolulu station will not continue its coverage of the Wednesday evening Ho'ike performances, which it included for the first time last year.
"Everybody always asks about Wednesday night," Fink said. "Last year we were able to broadcast that, but ordinarily we don't, and we want to be consistent. … We felt it important last year, because it was the 50th anniversary, to give people the opportunity to watch it. But, this year for the first time we're doing the Merrie Monarch from the hana hou and running all the way until the conclusion each day."
Response to KFVE's coverage since the station took over the festival in 2010 has been overwhelming, he added.
"It's been phenomenal. From the viewer interest — from the 250,000-plus people who watch a portion of it online from around the world, we had 125 countries tuning in last year, to the advertizers and marketing," Fink said.
Longtime broadcast director Roland Yamamoto says that this year's program will welcome back co-hosts Kimo Kahoano and Amy Kalili, as well as additional on-air talent including Billy V., Keahi Tucker and Pualani Kanahele. As in years past, viewers will get complete, high-definition coverage of the events, complete with backstage interviews and informed commentary.
Having been involved off and on in the coverage of the festival since it was first broadcast in 1981, Yamamoto says it has been rewarding to see the event grow in stature and appeal. It's also been an education, with the various crew members learning and perfecting their coverage every year.
"As far as the process of creating the show, we've all gotten better over the years," he said.
And when it comes to the biggest change he's seen in covering the festival, Yamamoto said that high definition has afforded viewers a way to watch the hula in ways that couldn't have been possible before.
"For television production, the equipment has really changed over the years. With digital and HD, we've been able to have that clearer picture with the widescreen aspect, which is more conducive to the choreography that goes on on the stage," he said. "It just fits the screen better."
This year's broadcast will feature one brand-new technological improvement: Viewers will be able to tune their televisions to a secondary audio broadcast to get the performance introductions and narrations in Hawaiian, provided by University of Hawaii at Hilo College of Hawaiian language professor Hiapo Perreira.
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With just five matches left in the regular season, the West Texas A&M volleyball team is looking to continue its perfect run through the Lone Star Conference.
The path toward another LSC crown resumes at 7 tonight against East Central (10-19, 3-6) in Ada, Okla., before the No. 6 Lady Buffs (25-4, 9-0) wrap up their final road trip of the regular season with a match against Southeastern Oklahoma at 2 p.m. Saturday.
WT started the road trip Tuesday in Portales, N.M., with a sweep of Eastern New Mexico, as Laura Prinsen and Melissa Harper led the Lady Buffs offensively with 14 and 10 kills, respectively.
With the postseason on the horizon, head coach Tony Graystone feels the Lady Buffs are right where they need to be.
"I think this team is starting to turn some corners and starting to look ahead," Graystone said. "They know the playoffs are coming and they have a lot more urgency, plus they know that most of the road matches are behind them."
Four of WT's remaining five matches are against regional opponents, which means those wins are critical for the Lady Buffs' chances at hosting the regional tournament.
In the last regional rankings, WT was ranked second behind Emporia State.
"We've just got to keep winning," Graystone said. "There's just nothing else we can do except try to put a lot of pressure on everyone else to keep winning as well, and we'll see where we fall.
"But we've got (four) more chances to help our cause and see what we can do about getting that top seed in the region."
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The bad news is the Amarillo Gorillas have yet to win a game, sitting at 0-5-0 and the only team in the Central Hockey League without a point.
The good news is the team the Gorillas have come closest to defeating this season, the Texas Brahmas, are in town for a 7:05 game tonight at Cal Farley Coliseum.
Texas beat Amarillo, 4-3, on Friday. Amarillo out-shot the Brahmas, 42-32. All of Texas' goals came courtesy of the power play. The Gorillas' goals against Brahmas goaltender Brett Jaeger equaled the most goals he has allowed in a game this season.
Texas is 3-1-0 and in a three-way tie for the Southeast Division lead with three-straight wins. Forward Scott Sheppard, who had a goal in Texas' last game against Amarillo, leads the team with six points despite playing in only two games.
As of Wednesday afternoon, the Gorillas were carrying three goaltenders on their roster - Sebastien Jonsson, Ryan Scott and Derek Dolson. Goaltender Simon Nielsen was placed on waivers Tuesday.
Amarillo hosts the defending CHL champion Arizona Sundogs for a two-game series Friday and Sunday.
Four-time Stanley Cup champion and notorious NHL bad boy Claude Lemieux has been working out with the Sundogs, eyeing a return to the NHL. Lemieux was not on the Arizona roster as of Wednesday.
Notes: Former Amarillo Gorillas center and CHL MVP Derek Hahn was named a member of the Canadian National Team that will participate in early November in the 2008 Deutschland Cup. The tournament includes national teams from Canada, Slovakia, Switzerland and Germany. Hahn, currently playing in Germany, was the 2005-06 CHL MVP and league scoring champ.
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What materials did you use? Used a 'cheater' for the top with the print on it. Then backed it with flannel....really easy and quick to do. Stitched in the ditch across the whole top and then around the perimeter of the borders. Didn't have enough time left to make from scratch as have made 4 real quilts for Xmas for other folk! :)
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You are so sweet to say this.....I hope my nieces like it too!
Lovely colours - and I was so surprised when I read how you made it - you'd have fooled me into thinking that you'd laboriously pieced the top. Clever you! Thank you also for the tips about working with flannel (I've never done so).
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A little about my history..... I have just been diagnosed with ME/Post Viral Fatigue after collapsing and a trip to A&E. This has been going on for 2 months now.
I don't want to dwell on all the negatives but need help re lifting stuff.
Basically all exercise is fatiguing and can put me back in bed for days. Over the last 6months, since being primal, I have packed on a load of muscle, dropped bodyfat to about 13% and am really happy with my look.
I am determined to recover from this and want to try to at least maintain the muscle I have worked so hard for.
So what is the least I could do to achieve this. It really has to be bare bones training here. Im not interested In putting on muscle coz i just couldn't handle the intensity required, just advise on smart training methods whilst I recover.
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Without researching the condition it's hard to know the parameters.
Is it intensity, volume or frequency you have to minimize?
Standard thinking is that a fairly high intensity in terms of load and/or effort is required to maintain mass.
Volume and frequency can be minimal.
If this is a short term issue then don't sweat it too much. Muscle comes back easier than it went on.
If volume/frequency are bad then check out Body By Science. Doug McGuff loves to talk about dose-response and recommends absolute minimum dose in volume but very high intensity of effort.
If systemic stress is the big issue then 1 limb exercise could help. Even the hated iso's with 1 limb might be useful.
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UFC and K-1 veteran Genki "The Neo-Samurai" Sudo has announced his retirement from mixed martial arts.
He later explained to reporters that a neck injury suffered earlier this year forced him to rethink his future, and said he now plans to spend some time traveling the world and writing.
If Sudo is serious this is definitely disappointing. Sudo was one of the sports most charismatic fighters. He brought it all, exciting entrances, an unorthodox fighting style and a great personality.
Here are the full results from K-1 - Premium 2006 Dynamite!!
- Yukiya Naito def. Kim Dong Wook - TKO (Punches)
- Andy Ologun def. Ken Kaneko - Decision (Unanimous)
- Katsuhiko Nagata def. Shuichiro Katsumura - TKO (Punches)
- Taiei Kin def. Tokimitsu Ishizawa - KO (Head Kick)
- Hideo Tokoro def. Royler Gracie - Decision (Unanimous)
- Paulo Cesar Silva def. Chad Rowan - Submission (Kimura)
- Genki Sudo def. Damacio Page - Submission (Triangle Choke)
- Norifumi Yamamoto def. Istvan Majoros - TKO (Punches)
- Hong Man Choi def. Bobby Ologun - TKO (Punches)
- Yoshihiro Akiyama def. Kazushi Sakuraba - TKO (Punches)
UFC and K-1 veteran Genki Sudo will make his return to the ring on New Year's eve against Greg Jackson-trained fighter Damacio Page.
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Norifumi Yamamoto and Genki Sudo have pulled out of the August 5th, 154-pound HERO's tournament.
Kid Yamamoto has taken an indefinite leave an absence from MMA to pursue his lifelong dream of competing in the Olympics. Yamamoto will work towards entering the 2007 Emperor's Cup and then he'll attempt to enter the 2008 Beijing Games.
Genki Sudo was forced to withdraw due to a recuring neck injury. The replacements for Sudo and Yamamoto will be Hiroyuki Takaya and Kazuya Yasuhiro. Also the final fighter that will be on the card is Hideo Tokoro.
The card now looks like this…
187-Pound Tournament Quarter-Final Match-Ups:
-Carlos Newton vs. Melvin Manhoef
-Kazushi Sakuraba vs. Kestutis Smirnovas
-Rodrigo Gracie vs. Shungo Oyama
-Yoshihiro Akiyama vs. Kin Taiei
154-Pound Tournament Quarter-Final Match-Ups:
-Caol Uno vs. Kultar Gill
-Hideo Tokoro vs. Ivan Menjivar
-Gesias "JZ" Calvancanti vs. Hiroyuki Takaya
-Rani Yahira vs. Kazuya Yasuhiuro


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2009 E-Lacrosse Feature: The World's Longest Running Lacrosse GameYork, Pa., just a short drive up I-83, will be hosting the World's Longest Running Lacrosse Game this Saturday, including more than 400 lacrosse players as a fundraiser for great causes and as a remembrance of one of their own, Travis Sipe, a young man who died in 2004 after a long struggle with injuries sustained in a 2001 car accident. This is the fourth annual iteration of this event. The first was actually held to raise money for Travis' needs. The "Take it to the Goal…#14" fundraiser in 2003 raised more than $7,000, which enabled Travis to receive a customized wheel chair and transportation to a number of lacrosse games that spring.
Travis never spoke again, but would attend games holding a stick and watching. After Travis' death, the event was continued to honor his memory and to raise money for charities in his name. The recipient now is the Make-a-Wish foundation and this year it is to grant the wish of a 15 year-old from Redline, Pa., with bone cancer.
I spoke to Bob Rhein, who runs the Eastern York Knights lacrosse club, only one of the 14 programs which now exist in York County, serving more than 1,300 boys in the county fielding 52 boys youth teams. He was Travis' coach back when only one club team operated in York. Travis was one of the founding members of the club and played with kids much older than him when the program started in 1996. By 2001, Travis was a star sophomore, scoring five goals and adding an assist in a game on the very day of his accident.
Rhein played his college lacrosse at Bucknell (class of 1985) for Syd Jamieson, the legendary coach who still stays involved in the game in many ways. One of those ways is in support of America Supporting Americans, an organization that matches up sports teams with adopted military units. Bucknell was one of the first lacrosse teams that participated in the program, sending care packages and letters of support to the troops overseas. There are now more than 50 lacrosse teams with adopted military units. One of those is Rhein's Eastern York club. His under-13 team will be volunteering at the event tomorrow to raise money and items (listed below) for support of the 10th Mountain Sustainment unit.
The original tournament was started at 7:14 in the morning and every "period" of the 17-hour game started on the 14th minute of the hour in honor of Travis' jersey number 14. This year the tournament will be held in Lancaster, Pa., on a multiple-field venue. Each of the "games" will be played on the hour, but stopped at the 14th minute for a timeout and moment of silence for Travis.
Some of the coaches that have teams in this year's event actually played with Travis back in 1996 and were also the original kids who supported the first event to raise money for Travis as college players.
Spectators can donate to the cause and also bring items for the 10th Mountain Sustainment unit in support of the Eastern York team's mission. Those items include Gold Bond powder (or Z-Absorb Powder), chapstick (with SPF), sunscreen, shaving items, lotion, eye drops, toothpaste, breath mints, (Altoids), cotton swabs, soap or body wash, shampoo, sewing kits, baby wipes, handy wipes, Kleenex (pocket size), writing tablets and journals, pens, pencils, crossword puzzles, playing cards, dice, travel-sized board games, magazines, comic books, paperback books, disposable cameras, international phone cards, sports sections of newspaper, CDs and CD cases, current movies on DVD, sunglasses, cotton socks, swim goggles, small footballs, candy bars, gum, prepackaged snacks, powdered drink mixes, Lifesavers and hard candy, instant coffee, sunflower seeds, dried fruits and nuts, trail mix, tabasco sauce, hot pepper sauce and beef jerky. These are the things that soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan cannot easily acquire. Those products are vital to their quality of life under the hardest of circumstances.
You can also contribute in your own way to the support mission or the Make-a-Wish goal by contacting Bob at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Bob sent out the information below to all of the participants. Feel free to make the short drive up to watch or help out.
There are several objectives that I hope to accomplish with the event on Saturday. They are:
Fun: This event is to be fun for all those involved starting from the one organizing it (that would be me), to the players, coaches, officials, parents and all the guests who may be attending throughout the day. Please make sure that you enjoy the day.
Safe: This event continues to be an annual event and we look to host it each year in early- to mid-March. With the spring season games about to start, I would like all 400+ participants to walk off the field healthy and ready for outdoor games in April.
Awareness: The sport of lacrosse is growing faster than any other sport in the area. Thanks to this event, lacrosse will receive a very positive response from the York County community. With the success of this event, a strong message will be sent back to all the schools letting them know that we have a lot of boys and families playing and doing great things in our community to help make a difference. The PIAA and the YAIAA will also see that we are doing a very positive thing in our community.
Financial: There are many ways to make a difference during your time at Lanco Fieldhouse. In addition to each player paying their registration fee of $20, we will have:
MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION: The Make-A-Wish Foundation is an international non-profit organization that grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. Through the Penn-Air & Hydraulics Foundation, a check will be presented to Ann Waltman, Regional Manager of M-A-W to support the wish of a local boy. Thanks to the anticipated participation (400+ players), we will be able to support the wish of a local family. We are proud to be able to help this wonderful organization. We will present the check to M-A-W at the conclusion of the Eastern U-13 game. Please understand that the hard economic times impacts everyone, including M-A-W. With corporate donations being cut back, our support is more critical than ever.
America Supporting Americans: The Eastern York Knights are involved in a number of community related events this spring. ASA is a program that the Bucknell men's lacrosse team joined a few years ago as the first lacrosse team with now more than 50 teams participating. We are proud and honored to be a part of it. The Knights have adopted the 10th Sustainment Brigade out of Fort Drum, N.Y. The Brigade's logo is proudly attached to each of our player's helmets.
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My Wife and I are still waiting for PAPERBOY on VC. We Both love that game
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XBL has Paper Boy. This may complicate it's future release on the VC. Nintendo just had a bitter battle with Microsoft on Golden Eye where they decided no one will get the game for now.
How do you find it on XBL we are on now and it isn't there
Can anyone tell me how to access paperboy we have XBox and Xbox Live Wii and Playstation 3
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LISBON — Columbiana County commissioners are another $195,020 richer because of the oil and gas drilling boom....
Score one for the gas companies and Columbiana County. I like it!
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And the final consumer of energy has another $195,020 added to his energy bill. Wake up folks, this money is not free. It comes from any and everyone that uses gas, oil, or electricity. this cost gets added to your food bill, shipping costs and even medical expense. It is another hidden tax you pay on everything you need.
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Wow, those are pretty cool. They have some other very neat stuff as well (for those with Mad Max fantasies and Dead Milkmen puns in their screen names). I like the whole post-apacolyptic-ninja vibe going on there.
I've been dreading the search for winter boots, especially after finding over the past year that even my Nike Free's feel like too much shoe for me to bear, and I have to say, most of the barefoot style shoes I've seen are like nails on the chalkboard of my personal aesthetic. Vibram's may be the gold standard around here, but at that price I also want 'em to be pretty.
However, I have just stumbled across these:
They're not cheap, but they are niiiice. I don't know how great the rubber sole is (I do intend to find out!), they say it's flexible and it doesn't seem too thick, but there's an option for moccasin bottoms!
They may not be to everyone's liking, but I wanted to share. I love the boots, they're pretty much perfect for a girl with Mad Max fantasies and a Dead Milkmen pun in her screen name. There are several sneaker styles and some others as well, not to mention a great range of colour and style options, fully customizable. They have some good looking clothes and accessories too, but while I'm cool with spending 200 bucks on good boots, I'll just have to window shop their other stuff.
And if you're a geek, it may warm your little heart to know that these are the boots worn by the Romulans in the new Star Trek movie.
Wow, those are pretty cool. They have some other very neat stuff as well (for those with Mad Max fantasies and Dead Milkmen puns in their screen names). I like the whole post-apacolyptic-ninja vibe going on there.
I think they're pretty neat, but I can't say sexy is the first word that comes to mind
Still, neat.
Sweet! I need those for Halloween!
*drool* Want.... $200 is steep, but.... maybe...
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I wholeheartedly support the wearing of boots like that. Endorse endorse.
With Halloween coming up it would be a great opportunity for a sexy ninja outfit!
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It had been a rough week for Sheryl Crow. So the singer – hardly one to hibernate with a pint of fudge ripple and a remote control after announcing her breakup with Lance Armstrong on Feb. 3 – got to work. Two days after braving the Grammy red carpet solo, she turned up at Los Angeles' famed train depot, Union Station, for a Feb. 10 video shoot for her melancholy new duet with Sting, "Always on Your Side."
In between playing the piano and joking around with Sting, a longtime friend, Crow seemed in perfect health and showed no signs of strain from the split. "She was a complete pro and great fun to work with," says video director Nigel Dick. "I just tried to make sure she was in a good place, to keep the energy going. I felt she enjoyed herself." Two weeks later, when Crow revealed that she had been diagnosed with breast cancer, "I was shocked," says Dick. "I wouldn't have known in a million years, not for a second, that this was coming."
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Has anyone noticed sleepiness when they take fish oil? I started taking Carlson's fish oil about a week ago- was following recommendations of the Robb Wolf fish oil calculator and started getting sleepy during the day (feeling kinda out of it). Nothing else in my diet/exercise has changed - I even started taking less yesterday. Today I took a 1/2 teaspoon this am and within 20 minutes started feeling sleepy.
Could it be a healing transition? I don't want to stop taking it cause I know how good it is, but if this is an adverse reaction, I will.
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Hi, Jadebb,
I haven't personally heard of sleepiness as a side-effect of fish oil supplementation... most of the time, people notice an enlivening effect.
A couple of suggestions: a) have you factored in this fat intake to your total dietary fat %? Sometimes if a meal (including fish oil & other supplements) is too large or caloric, it can result in sleepiness. b) Definitely keep taking the fish oil; if you continue to experience this effect, maybe just take it with your last meal of the day, so that you can use it a sleep-promoter rather than tolerate it as a mid-day annoyance?
Thank you for the good suggestions - I have been factoring it in my fat intake - I actually used one teaspoon as a salad dressing (with lemon) on one particular meal (it was quite good). The other idea, taking it before bed, is a very good suggestion. I notice that I am sleeping more deeply and dreaming unbelievably vividly!
I'm also thinking of scaling back for a little while and then trying to increase again slowly and letting my body adjust....
Just still curious if anyone else has had this side effect.....
I've been taking 2000 mg a day for 3-4 years and haven't noticed any thing effects you describe.
Yes I get sleepy after taking Carlson's fish oil too! Maybe it's just the brand? It's the only one I've ever tried. Plus I always burp up the lemony taste afterwards and I think that's a sign that I'm not really digesting it very well. Maybe Brian Peskin is on to something?
I've never noticed any benefits from taking it personally.
Kasey - I have a few other brands in capsules and they also made me sleepy. I don't burp anything with the Carlson's, but did with the capsules.
Also, I don't know who Brian Peskin is....? I'll google him.....
I found that burping up a fishy taste usually means a capsule of rancid fish oil. I read a good bit of advice in this forum somewhere, way back, about freezing the fish oil. I keep mine in the freezer and have no more bad burps.
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oh yeah I used to have this, especially when I was taking my fish oil before bed.I notice that I am sleeping more deeply and dreaming unbelievably vividly!
I've got some new very good quality tabs, manufacture date was August 2010 (so I doubt whether they'd be rancid) and man they have been giving me bad fish burps, tragic. I've tried keeping them in the freezer and still the same. I've also got some other tabs that I got through Iherb and they are giving me fish burps as well now.I found that burping up a fishy taste usually means a capsule of rancid fish oil. I read a good bit of advice in this forum somewhere, way back, about freezing the fish oil. I keep mine in the freezer and have no more bad burps.


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