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Largest Selection of tuxedos and vests in the USA. It's NEVER too late to rent a tuxedo or suit size 6 months to size 70. Full back vests available size 6 months to 8x. We have 1000's of colors of vests, so we can match almost any color. We match David's and Alfred Angelo colors. Brands we carry:Mossy Oak, RealTree, Calvin Klein, Tony Bowls, Chaps Ralph Lauren, Oscar De La Renta, Stephen Geoffrey, FUBU,Jean Yves, After Six, Andrew Fezza, Lord West, Raffinati, Alfred Angelo, Bill Levkoff, Dessy, Alfred Sung, KanaliK, Pretty Maids, KID collection, Tip Top kids.
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Date: 30 March 2016 - 30 September 2016
Cost: £11.50
Between April and September, major engineering work will be going on in the brewhouse as two new mash tuns are constructed, installed and commissioned. During this time, it will not be possible for us to take members of the public into the brewhouse, so we have created a special brewery visit packag
Date: 09 September 2016 - 02 December 2016
Cost: £29.50
A night out with a difference with Britain's oldest brewer. Enjoy an 80-minute tour, a fascinating tutored tasting and a two-course home-cooked supper served in the Visitor Centre bar. Of course, there's also time for a pint or two with your meal!
Date: 06 October 2016
The Old Brewery Store Comedy Club provides a platform for 7 brilliant up and coming Comedians from Kent and the South-East to showcase their comedic talent!
Date: 22 October 2016 - 22 October 2016
Cost: £8.00
There's a two-tone treat in store as The Skatonics return with their blend of classic Trojan Ska and an impressive catalogue of covers from the likes of The Specials, Madness, Bad Manners, The Selecter and more to The Old Brewery Store. We're sure they will have you on your feet all night and after
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Cost: £5.00
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Here we go again with food manufacturers putting bad shit in our food and lying to us calling it healthy. The food manufacturers keep promoting Greek yogurt as beneficial for you, but most of that product — including other yogurts — contain way too much sugar. It's like eating ice cream and adds fat to your stomach (see the cholesterol and sugars on the label). So you think you're eating healthy when eating yogurt — think again. Sugary foods such as this cause inflammation and pain in people with arthritis, but sugar-free yogurt fights arthritis inflammation in five ways.
See Foods That Aren't Good for Arthritis for tips. Avoid consuming meats and take FISH OIL, which is an anti-inflammatory. Eat lots of cherries and blackberries. See 5 Superfoods That Relieve Arthritis Pain.
The ONLY yogurt that's good for you is the PLAIN KIND with "probiotics" listed on the container. Sure this tastes nasty, but if you blend a banana in it with berries (which are anti-inflammatory), then you are putting something very good in your gut. READ THE LABEL before buying the expensive "Greek" yogurts especially. Food manufacturers keep POISONING US with too much sugar, fat and salt under the guise "natural." They are causing the deaths of hundreds of thousands each year due to obesity.
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Nonfat yogurt has the same nutrients as yogurt made with whole milk.
Look for 20 percent of daily calcium. This is about 200 mg.
Look for yogurt with as close to 12 grams per 6-oz. serving as possible. (Greek yogurt will have even less!)
This is the amount of natural sugar found in yogurt from the lactose.
Note: if there is fruit added to the yogurt the sugar content will be higher. Look to see where the sugar grams are coming from. For example, real fruit versus refined sugar like high fructose corn syrup.
Yogurt varies depending upon fat grams and added sugar. A benefit to yogurt is buying in portion controlled containers. If you are making the right choices and looking for lower fat and sugar options than you should get about: 15 to 20 calories per oz. So about 90 to 120 calories for a 6 oz. container.


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A Martini You Can Drink Right NowRebecca Odes
The question of what to drink during pregnancy can be kind of challenging. If you're ixnaying alcohol and caffeine, what's left? Finding a good herbal tea is confusing. Juice is problematic if you're trying to watch your sugar. Yeah, there's water, but sometimes a person wants a little something with a little taste.
I got an inside tip about this new drink for pregnant and new moms, called Mamatini, full of (the right kinds of) herbs, spices and vitamins to support pregnancy and nursing. And it's ginger-mint flavored, which can help with nausea, too.
Mamatini is a cocktail of herbs to help your body gear up for breastfeeding by stimulating milk production, as well as supplying your body with beneficial vitamins and herbs. Mamatini contains fenugreek, an herb known to up milk supply in new moms. It also contains fennel, which might help with one of fenugreek's fairly uncommon but rather unpleasant side effects (gas).
Not only does this beverage solve the what-to-drink problem, it might help pregnant moms feel more confident and prepared about the upcoming breastfeeding experience. The Mamatini site contains more details about what's in it and why it's so good for you, as well as some recommendations about when to drink it and info on how to get it.
post-note: I revisited the Mamatini site and found that it's a bit confusing on the subject of pregnancy. There's a page for pregnant moms, with quotes like "every pregnant woman wants to feel her best and prepare her body for the challenges of motherhood. That's why Mamatini was designed to help you absorb and retain the minerals your body needs to help you have a more energetic and healthy start to motherhood, and provide your baby with the nutritional building blocks he or she needs to grow". Which doesn't exactly sound like something contra-indicated for pregnant women. A perfect example of the mixed messages women get about herbs in pregnancy. I posted more about this here.)


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KALAMAZOO, MI -- Tuesday is Michigan's August primary, with Republicans and Democrats choosing candidates for the November ballot.
In addition to numerous contested races on the local and state level, many Kalamazoo-area school districts and communities have tax requests on the ballot.
Here are six things that Kalamazoo-area residents should know.
1. Individuals can vote in the Democratic or Republican primary, but not both.
Michigan does not require party registration to participate in a primary, but voters will be asked to choose between a Republican and Democratic ballot. Tax questions will be on both ballots.
2. Every community in Michigan has something of note on the ballot Tuesday.
If nothing else, Michigan voters will decide Tuesday on Proposal 1, which seeks to phase out the personal property tax paid on commercial equipment and institute a mechanism for local governments to get replacement revenue.
RELATED STORY: Kalamazoo-area leaders urge passage of Proposal 1, but questions remain.
3. Tuesday's election is vitally important in choosing new state legislators.
Because of term limits, there are competitive primaries in several state House districts in Southwest Michigan.
Republicans will narrow the field in the 61st and 63rd House Districts, which cover most of Kalamazoo County outside of the city of Kalamazoo and Kalamazoo Township, as well as the districts that include Allegan, St. Joseph and Cass counties. There also is a Republican runoff in the state 20th Senate district, which covers Kalamazoo County.
On the Democratic ballot, there is a hotly contest race in the 60th State House District.
Because the area's state House districts are strongly Republican or Democratic, the winners Tuesday will be the favorites in November.
4. Five districts on the Kalamazoo County Board of Commissioners have competitive primaries Tuesday.
Four Kalamazoo county boards members are running for state office and two other commissioners are retiring, which makes for six vacancies on the 11-member board.
As a result, there are five competitive races for county board on Tuesday: Two on the Republican ballot and three on the Democratic.
5. There is a long list of county, township and school tax requests on Kalamazoo-area ballots.
Schoolcraft and Paw Paw schools each have a $14 million bond proposals before voters, while Van Buren County has four countywide tax proposals and St. Joseph County has three.
Ten area school districts -- Mattawan, Parchment, Lawton. Allegan, Bloomingdale, Gobles, Decatur, Centreville, Sturgis and Wayland Union -- are seeking renewals of their 18-mill nonhomestead tax.
In addition, libraries in Plainwell, Galesburg, Nottawa and Saugatuck-Douglas have tax requests on the ballot, as do many townships -- including Climax and Comstock in Kalamazoo County.
6. To see a copy of the ballot at your precinct and/or to get directions to your polling place, look online at michigan.gov/vote.
The Michigan Voter Information Center, which is operated by the Michigan Secretary of State's office, also allows residents to see if and where they are registered to vote.
Here's a link to Kalamazoo Gazette stories pertaining to the August election.
Julie Mack covers K-12 education and writes a column for Kalamazoo Gazette. Email her at email@example.com, call her at 269-350-0277 or follow her on Twitter @kzjuliemack.


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All religion is a foolish answer to a foolish question. ~Thomas Shelby
The strongly religious fear our capacity for moral reasoning that does not require a magical, invisible deity. They fear our ability to be ethical without the threat of hell or the reward of heaven. They fear that our allegiance is not to this or that country, or this or that prophet, or this or that guru, but to humanity as a whole. ~Phil Zuckerman
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What is a fact beyond all doubt is that we share an ancestor with every other species of animal and plant on the planet. We know this because some genes are recognizably the same genes in all living creatures, including animals, plants and bacteria. And, above all, the genetic code itself — the dictionary by which all genes are translated — is the same across all living creatures that have ever been looked at. We are all cousins. Your family tree includes not just obvious cousins like chimpanzees and monkeys but also mice, buffaloes, iguanas, wallabies, snails, dandelions, golden eagles, mushrooms, whales, wombats and bacteria. All are our cousins. Every last one of them. Isn't that a far more wonderful thought than any myth? And the most wonderful thing of all is that we know for certain it is literally true...
The whole world is made of incredibly tiny things, much too small to be visible to the naked eye — and yet none of the myths or so-called holy books that some people, even now, think were given to us by an all-knowing god, mentions them at all! In fact, when you look at those myths and stories, you can see that they don't contain any of the knowledge that science has patiently worked out. They don't tell us how big or how old the universe is; they don't tell us how to treat cancer; they don't explain gravity or the internal combustion engine; they don't tell us about germs, or anesthetics. In fact, unsurprisingly, the stories in holy books don't contain any more information about the world than was known to the primitive peoples who first started telling them! If these 'holy books' really were written, or dictated, or inspired, by all-knowing gods, don't you think it's odd that those gods said nothing about any of these important and useful things? -Richard Dawkins
Prayer seems to me a cry of weakness, and an attempt to avoid, by trickery, the rules of the game as laid down. I do not choose to admit weakness. I accept the challenge of responsibility. Life, as it is, does not frighten me, since I have made my peace with the universe as I find it, and bow to its laws… It seems to me that organized creeds are collections of words around a wish. I feel no need for such.
I know that nothing is destructible; things merely change forms. When the consciousness we know as life ceases, I know that I shall still be part and parcel of the world. I was a part before the sun rolled into shape and burst forth in the glory of change. I was, when the earth was hurled out from its fiery rim. I shall return with the earth to Father Sun, and still exist in substance when the sun has lost its fire, and disintegrated into infinity to perhaps become a part of the whirling rubble of space. Why fear? The stuff of my being is matter, ever changing, ever moving, but never lost; so what need of denominations and creeds to deny myself the comfort of all my fellow men? -Zora Neale Hurston
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An atheist believes that a hospital should be built instead of a church. An atheist believes that deed must be done instead of prayer said. An atheist strives for involvement in life and not escape into death. He wants disease conquered, poverty vanished, war eliminated. ~Madalyn Murray O'Hair, Founder
In the history of the world, the number of times a supernatural anything has been proven true is zero. Every god, ghost, spirit, devil, possession, and miracle ever claimed true is a lie. No exceptions. The number of times an atheistic (godless) argument has been proven wrong by a theistic argument is zero... In contrast, every time a theist-versus-atheist argument has been settled, an atheistic argument has won. This does not mean science is antireligion; it just means (or rather, strongly implies) religion is wrong... I challenge anyone to find any scientifically valid testable proof of anything supernatural, ever. If you can prove it, even once, I'll quit my job. I'm not nervous, as it has never been done in history, because it's ALL a lie. ~David Silverman, President
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THE SMALL ORGANIC FARM greatly discomforts the corporate/ industrial mind because the small organic farm is one of the most relentlessly subversive forces on the planet. Over centuries both the communist and the capitalist systems have tried to destroy small farms because small farmers are a threat to the consolidation of absolute power.
Thomas Jefferson said he didn't think we could have democracy unless at least 20% of the population was self-supporting on small farms so they were independent enough to be able to tell an oppressive government to stuff it.
It is very difficult to control people who can create products without purchasing inputs from the system, who can market their products directly thus avoiding the involvement of mercenary middlemen, who can butcher animals and preserve foods without reliance on industrial conglomerates, and who can't be bullied because they can feed their own faces. ~Eliot Coleman
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The Cardinals have lost 10 consecutive games away from home, with their last road victory coming in St. Louis in the 2010 season opener.
They haven't played well at home in that stretch, either, and have an overall record of 6-16 the past two seasons.
The Cardinals are following the same routine on the road as they did in 2009 when they went 6-2, so it's hard to blame anything other than poor play for their recent road woes.
"We had a stretch there a couple years ago where we thought we had made some progress," coach Ken Whisenhunt said. "We've got to have some success and win some games. We had an opportunity twice this year (Washington, Seattle), and we weren't able to execute at the end of the game."
Whisenhunt admits he's superstitious. If things are going well, he won't vary his routine. If they aren't, he'll change almost everything. After five consecutive defeats, there is nothing routine about his routine.
"I have tried everything," Whisenhunt said. "Hopefully, this week it will work. We're going to get back in one (a routine) here soon that works."
The Cardinals' injury outlook brightened a bit on Thursday, with a handful of key players participating in portions of practice after missing Wednesday's workout.
Running back Beanie Wells (knee) was limited, as were receiver Early Doucet (quadriceps) and DeMarco Sampson (hamstring). Those players did not practice on Wednesday.
Whisenhunt said Wells, the starter, is expected to do more Friday. His availability for Sunday in Baltimore likely won't be determined until that morning.
Tight end Todd Heap (hamstring) was limited for the second consecutive practice.
Outside linebacker Joey Porter (knee) missed his second consecutive day of work, so it's possible that rookie Sam Acho could get his first start.
Whisenhunt is willing to activate Heap even if he plays a limited role. "I think if he can give us just a little bit, it's a valuable part of it, especially if it's just the red zone or in third downs, something where he can use his experience. A lot of that depends on how he feels."
For the Ravens, safety Ed Reed (neck) was added to the injury report on Thursday. He did not practice.
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Andrew DePerro, a freshman at Christian Brothers Academy, wrote this essay for the March 22 Voices page.
By Andrew DePerro
Contributing writer
Choosing a college is going to be a long process, and it has already begun in my first year of high school. This will be one of the most important decisions I make.
I want to choose a college where I can continue the activities I love to do in Central New York. I think the college I'll choose will be within two to four hours of my home and will be located where I can enjoy the beauty of all four seasons and ski.
I want to attend a college where I know my parents and I will get the best value for our investment and a school that has a good reputation for the program that I want to study. I plan to choose a college where I will have a full academic and social experience that will result in a good job or lead to a solid graduate school. I think it is important to keep an eye on the end result.
I get a little nervous about what lies ahead. However, there are many people in my life, such as my parents, teachers and counselors, who can guide me through this process. I really look forward to the next three years as I learn more about colleges, visit them and seek advice as I make one of the most important choices of my life.


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Alumni Information for Career Night 2015
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Alumni guests submit a participation form to notify us of their attendance. If you are a BC alum working in the arts, we'd love you to join us for this annual event! Feel free to fill out the form or email the Arts Council Event Manager Arin Lustberg at email@example.com with further questions.
Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m.
Location: Devlin Hall, First Floor, outside McMullen Museum.
Info: A light dinner will be served in the first floor of Devlin Hall right by the Museum. This is a great opportunity to network with faculty and the other alumni, but you can arrive anytime and grab a quick bite (note – there is no food or drink allowed inside the Museum).
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Location: McMullen Museum.
Info: We will assign each of you a location in the Museum with other alumni who are in similar career fields. Students may need your help in getting conversation started at times, so please reach out to them. Feel free to bring business cards, flyers regarding your organization, or any other information you would like to distribute to students.
You can park in the Commonwealth or Beacon Street garage. Take your parking ticket and swap it with us when you arrive for a validated ticket. More information on BC's parking is located here.


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Heritage Cultural Month 2013 will encompass events such as: The Opening Reception, Taste of Haiti at MOCA and the Haitian History Bee & Young Artist Challenge, for specific time, dates and other details please contact Commissioner Monestime's office or go to www.miamidade.gov/district02 Miami Northwestern Class of 1967 will meet May 9th, at 7 p.m., at the Betty T. Ferguson Recreational Center, at 3000 NW 199th St. Call 305-891-1181. Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. Gamma Alpha Chapter will hold its 31st Annual Iphilam Phantasia presentation of the 2013 Gems and Gents, May 11th, at 6 p.m., at Greater Love Baptist Church, 18200 NW 22 Ave. Contact Hattie at 305-836-8048. The Dade County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is hosting a Red Reading Night Out, May 15th, at the North and South Dade Regional Libraries. Contact Vandetta at 786-229-7885. Booker T Washington Alumni Association Inc. will meet May 16th, at 6 p.m., at the BTW High School cafeteria. The Florida State Foster Adoptive Parent Association, Inc. would like for you to join them for their Duffels for Kids Walk, May 18th, at 9 a.m., at Jungle Island. New Stanton Sr. High Class of 1968 will host their 45th class reunion, May 24-26th. Contact Audrey at 305-474-0030. Miami Northwestern Class of 1973 will be celebrating their 40th Class Reunion, June 27 - 30, 2013. Contact Louise at 305-215-3911. n Booker High School in Sarasota Classes of 1935-70 are planning a reunion slated for June 27th - 30th. Contact Sonja at 786-422-3456. The Norwood-Cromartie Family is notifying all family members for their reunion, July 26-28, in Valdosta, Georgia. Contact S. Browning 678-896-0059 Miami Northwestern Class of 1957 will meet every third Friday, at 6:30 p.m., at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center, 6161 NW 22nd Ave. Contact Wendell at 305-331-0370. Miami Jackson High SchoolClass of 1971 will meet every first Saturday, at 4 p.m., at 1540 NW 111th St. Contact Gail 305-343-0839. S.E.E.K., Inc. will feed the homeless in the City of Overtown every first Saturday, at 2pm, at 14-15 St. and 1st Ave. Call 678-462-9794. The City of Miami Gardens presents a Farmers Market held every Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at St. Philip Neri Church, 15700 NW 20th Ave. Call 786-529-5323. FSVU Softball Alumni The Fort Valley State alumni and former residents softball team are in need of help. Contact Ashley 786-356-9069 Miami Jackson High SchoolClass of 1971 meets the first Saturday of each month, at 3 p.m., at 4949 NW 7th Ave. Contact Gail 305-455-1059 Miami Northwestern Class of 1979 make a connection. Call 786-399-4726. Booker T. Washington Class of 1967 meets every third Saturday of the month, at 7 p.m., at the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center, 6161 NW 22nd Ave. Call 305-333-7128. Urban Greenworks hosts a Farmers Market every Saturday until April 8th, from noon to 3 p.m. at Arcola Lakes Library, 8240 NW 7th Avenue. Booker T. Washington is having a Youth Empowerment Summit, May 14th, at 6 p.m. Contact Kevin 305-527-4594. to Sun Life Stadium, May 11th at 10 a.m. Contact Ken Knight at 305-305-2699.


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> If there were a convenient script or hook on which to hang a
> script, I could kill any Timidity processes and side-step
> the bug. (Yes, I filed the bug, and it has been triaged.)
Create a script in /etc/init.d/, that kills the process, with
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/etc/rc.d/rc0.d/K00akilltim, and also as
The rc0 entry will be executed on halt, and the rc6 entry on
reboot. I haven't tested this, but think it will work.
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Scientific Term for Red Blood Cell. Lacking both a nucleus and organelles. Filled with hemoglobin.
Formed Elements
Any of the non-fluid, cellular parts of blood. Formed elements include: Erythrocytes, Leukocytes and Platelets.
Most common Leukocyte. Specializes in defending body against bacteria. Attracted to areas of inflammation.
Leukocytes with a grainy texture or look to them. Include: Neutrophils, Eosinophils, and Basophils.
Leukocytes specialized for attacking/ defending against cells infected with virus or cancer.
Type of Leukocyte that appears smooth, not granular under microscope. Includes: Lymphocytes and Monocytes.
Process of creating new erythrocytes (red blood cells). Takes place in red bone marrow.
ABO Blood Groups
Blood typing based on the presence or absence of antigens on the surface of red blood cells.
Type AB Blood
Has both A and B antigens on surface of red blood cells and no antibodies. Can accept blood from any blood type - "Universal Recipient."
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Navigating the Health Care System: How to Choose a Doctor
Debra: Navigating the Health Care System isn't just about dealing with hospitals and health care plans, it's also about building the relationship between patients and their clinicians. It's important to select someone who will meet your needs, can communicate well with you, and provide quality care. But how do you choose the right doctor for you? AHRQ Director Dr. Carolyn Clancy has some tips. Dr. Clancy, welcome.
Dr. Clancy: Thank you.
Debra: We know quality health care is important, but how are consumers supposed to know if the clinician they want to choose is a quality provider?
Dr. Clancy: That's a very good question. It's important to choose a doctor carefully, because quality does vary. But there are many ways to check on the quality of care that clinicians provide. For example, you can find out if a consumer group or other organization has rated doctors in the area where you live. Some of this information can be helpful, however, keep in mind that it's not always entirely reliable. There are also other resources for finding out information on doctors: you can find a listing in a publication on our Web site at www.ahrq.gov/consumer. Also, you always want to check and make sure the doctor you select is board-certified. "Certified" means that a doctor has completed a training program in a specialty and has passed an exam to assess her knowledge, skills, and experience. The American Board of Medical Specialties has a toll-free number you can call to find out if a doctor is board certified.
Debra: But what about if your health plan only lets you choose from a specific list of clinicians or group practices?
Dr. Clancy: If you are in a managed care plan, you do need to check the plan's list of doctors first. But there are ways to decide which clinician or group is best for you. Some people really like to ask friends, family, neighbors, and even co-workers if they can suggest someone. I would also suggest calling the office and see if you can speak directly to the clinician. Some are happy to do this and don't charge for a brief phone conversation. The next step, of course, is to schedule a visit with your top choice. During that first visit you will learn a lot about just how easy it is to talk with the doctor.
Debra: What about other factors I should consider?
Dr. Clancy: Well, it's good to know at which hospitals a doctor has privileges meaning where he or she is permitted to practice. If you have a preference of hospitals this could be a deciding factor in which doctor you choose. If you have any medical conditions, you may want to consider if the doctor has experience in treating that condition. Research shows that doctors who have a lot of experience with a condition tend to have better treatment success. In addition, you may want to consider some logistical issues, such as how long it usually takes to get a routine or a specialty appointment. This is extremely important to many patients. In fact, the Pacific Business Group on Health asked patients of California doctors' groups how they rated their care. The results found that more than 80 percent of the patients said they were satisfied with their care, but less than two-thirds were happy with the ease of getting that care.
Debra: So what if I really want to select a clinician who is not in my health plan?
Dr. Clancy: You need to check with your health plan, ahead of time is better, on its policies regarding the use of non-plan physicians. In some cases, you may need to pay extra for seeing someone who's not the plan's list. Overall, you need to select a clinician who meets your medical needs. And it is really important to feel comfortable with the doctor you choose because that person will be your partner in taking care of your health.
Debra: Dr. Clancy, thanks for joining us.
Dr. Clancy: My pleasure.
Debra: For more tips on how to choose a doctor, see AHRQ's guide on choosing quality health care available online at www.ahrq.gov/consumer.


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Photos courtesy Laura DoeringI wanted to come up with a fun, edible playgym for the July issue of Bird Talk.
For Bird Talk magazine's July issue, I wanted to come up with a fun, edible "playgym." It had to be something colorful, yet healthy and, of course, easy to make. After perusing the fruit and vegetable department at the grocery store, the idea started to fall into place: cucumber for the base, wooden kabob sticks to hold a selection of sliced vegetables for one side of the gym and a selection of fruit on the other side.
Then it was off to the photo studio. As our team of professional photographers snapped away
"Jessica, what would be really cool is a string of Cheerios tied across the top to give it symmetry and a little more munchable pizzazz," I said to Bird Talk's associate editor. (OK, my actual words were probably something more along the lines of "Hey Jessica, do you still have some of those Cheerios you were eating at your desk?")
On any given day, there are half a dozen crows landing in the trees outside our office building. I've seen them rummage through a McDonald's bag left in the parking lot, so I figured we'd give them something healthier to sample. We were certain the crows would flock down to our edible playgym. BirdChannel editor, Harry Robbins, Jessica and I gleefully waited nearby to capture some never-before-seen footage of crows eating a one-of-a-kind fruit-and-veggie kabob. We hid behind foliage (OK, so maybe it was just Jessica and me holding up bouquets of weeds that we pulled and Harry hiding behind a light pole), but not a crow came into sight. We moved the kabob off the dirt median and onto the parking lot to give it more of the "road-kill" appeal crows seem to appreciate. This time we "hid" behind a tree, well, more like a sapling. Apparently, our crows are more of the shy suburban types than the brash city crows that practically steal food from your hand. We finally had to give up our crow photo op. Who knew crows could be so picky?
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Cruise ships have been using for digital displays for their guests and staff for more than a decade now, but the new generation of digital signage technology has upped the ante with versatile and cost-effective software systems, including interactive touch screens. These cruise line touch screen signs are exponentially increasing the amount of information that these ships can effectively communicate to their guests. And rather than bombard guests with digital information boards at every turn, these more subtle signs and kiosks help return the romantic, escapist feel that cruise ships are known for.
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Needless to say, interactivity is the key feature with cruise line touch screen signs. It's not just the amount of information that can be disseminated but the personalized manner in which it's accessed. Digital menu categories can be crafted to triage information about ship amenities and events, as well as off-ship excursions, in a way that's familiar and efficient for today's guests. In no more than a handful of touches, guests can locate and navigate to their favorite casino games, spa offerings, precise exercise equipment, various food and beverage vendors, etc. Pathfinding capabilities can even plot the best course for guests to take through the ship in travelling to their next destination. In this way, cruise line touch screen signs dramatically and consistently reduce guest inquiries and complaints, while freeing up the rest of your staff to deliver other guest services.
Cruise Line Touch Screen Signs and Custom Guest Services
As cruise line executives know, being "plugged-in" can be a touchy subject for certain guests. Much of the appeal of taking a cruise is the opportunity to forgo the laptop, cell phone, and other hand-held mobile devices that serve as another appendage for many people. For some guests, this may be the only chance all year that they can escape from this plugged-in way of life. Yet, other guests, while still eager to unwind, must at least be within reach to safeguard the well-being of their business and/or other enterprises.
Many cruise ships walk the line between these two guest experiences by creating a cyber café where people can go to access the Internet, but otherwise remain out of touch from the modern world. Yet, cruise line touch screen signs add another dimension to customize this choice (they may also be featured in these cafes) and may offer the perfect balance of limited connectivity. Moreover, even guests who adamantly want to avoid being plugged-in have grown accustomed to a digital interface to find their information.
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With only a few hours until Apple's October 22nd iPad event, TechCrunch's MG Siegler has revealed some more information which suggests what we can expect Apple to unveil today surrounding the many rumours we've heard about a new Apple TV.
Following increased rumours that Apple will be releasing an updated Apple TV for 802.11ac support at their iPad event in October, it was thought the announcement would be a relatively small one. However, a recent appointment into Apple's exec team might indicate that Apple has plans for something special lined up for a 2014 release.
A new WiFi standard called 802.11ac, which enables significantly faster transfer speeds than 802.11n, has recently began to find it's way into consumer devices, including the new AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule base Station. Now it seems the Apple TV is about to get the same treatment, with speculation that a new Apple TV will be released soon with 802.11ac support.
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The Story of Earl: How Echoes (and Metaphors) from the Past Continue to Shape the Assignment of Income Doctrine
Patricia A. Cain
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TAX STORIES: AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT TEN LEADING FEDERAL INCOME TAX CASES, Foundation Press, Forthcoming
This paper presents the story of Lucas v. Earl, 281 U.S. 111 (1930), the seminal case in the assignment of income area that also led to the availability of joint returns for married couples. The case is perhaps most famous for Justice Holmes' "fruit and tree" metaphor. Drawing upon the personal history of Guy Earl (including his role in the development of Northern California and the possible motivation behind the 1901 agreement with his wife Ella to share their income), the parties' briefs (including the role of Mabel Walker Willebrandt, the first woman to serve as Assistant Attorney General and as head of the Tax Division), judicial opinions in other assignment of income cases (especially those dealing with community property states), and scholarly commentary, the paper describes what was really involved in the Earl case, the government's and the taxpayer's litigation strategies, the decision-making processes of the courts, and the case's impact on the development of the tax law.
The paper will be published as a chapter in a book to be entitled Tax Stories: An In-Depth Look at Ten Leading Federal Income Tax Cases (Foundation Press, forthcoming 2002). Additional financial support for the project has been provided by the American Tax Policy Institute.
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I still think he should use Altaria over probopass... Lol
Due to an existant chaos in my current living conditions I am unable to find my copy of Leaf Green for my no item run... I shall be using the copy of Fire Red which I was able to find.
Mankey is correct. The only reason I don't have anything Leafeon related in anywhere but my profile pic is because I'm too lazy to get something. The Eeveelutions are my favourite pokemon and Leafeon is my favourite of the eight (including Eevee). You'll notice that when I give someone pokemon for a scramble, I'll usually give them an Eeveelution. I remember giving Leafeon at least 2 times (maybe more) before the one I gave to Mankey. If that's not enough, I'll understand and someone can replace Leafeon.
While I'm waiting for stuff for my challenges,I'm going to do another Sapphire speed run. My updates are going to be extremely short though. In case you haven't noticed, I really like speed runs
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I beat the first gym at 0:23 and the second gym at 0:52 (told you they'd be short)
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In Jordan's defense he gave me a Vaporeon :P
Azrael19, Splashking... remember that one post I made 'bout you given me a Pokemon+Moveset? Yeah...
Oh, and Karp, were the hayl is the post that gave Jordan his Swampert's moveset? Here it iz again, Jordan.
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Well, if you wanna go by name symbolisms I'll give you a Dusknoir.
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Received Totodile from Prof Elm
Nicknamed Totodile "Sobek"
Picked up my Pokegear from Mom
Visited Mr Pokemon and received the Mystery Egg
Met Professor Oak and received a Pokedex
Got a call from Professor Elm about a robbery.
Was challenged by Passerby Boy and defeated him
Was questioned by the police and I told them the thief's name was Dylan
Gave the Mystery Egg to Professor Elm
Made it to Violet City
Entered the Sprout Tower
Received the Flash TM from Sprout Tower
Challenged Falkner in the Violet Gym
Sobek(Totodile) evolved into Croconaw
Defeated Falkner and earned the Zephyr Badge
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Entered Union Cave
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Challenged the Azalea Gym
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Was confronted by Dylan just before entering Ilex Forest
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Defeated Whitney and earned the Plain Badge
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4)Ice Fang
Entered National Park
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Entered Ecruteak City
Entered The Burned Tower and spoke with Eusine and Morty
Was challenged by Dylan in the Burned Tower
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White 2 Scramble/Moveset Challenge pokemon.
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- Work Up (TM, first gym)
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But now their idyll will be interrupted. On Feb. 1—Stephanie's 18th birthday—Paul begins a year of compulsory service in the French Army. His ambition is to become a Formula One race car driver, and after two months in a tough boot camp he will be allowed to compete in the Renault Formula Races under a special sportsman's dispensation. Understandably Stephanie is not enthused about the sport; the physical wounds she sustained in the car crash that killed her mother months ago have healed, but the emotional trauma lingers. Paul, who lived in the hospital room next to Stephanie's all during her recuperation, will not let her fears weaken his resolve to drive professionally. "The only thing that will stop me is if I'm not talented enough," he insists. "It is perhaps an act of egoism. But if I didn't do it, I'd always regret it. I'd rather fail at it than not do it." But he has a philosophy for overcoming difficult moments: "I'm optimistic and realistic at the same time. If you don't dream a little, it's rather sad. You should always want something you can't have. It gives you a goal."
Two weeks ago the couple had a last fling of sorts at Val-d'Isère, the popular French ski resort. An early riser, Paul let Stephanie sleep in while he jogged and then hit the slopes with pals such as former Olympic champion Jean-Claude Killy. Later Paul spent a few hours skiing the gentler slopes with Stephanie. After lunch at a sports bar, they skied a few more runs, he worked out in the gym, and they headed for the sauna. "He doesn't need the name Belmondo, nor a fast car, nor a princess to succeed in life," says Killy. "Paul has the capacity to see ahead—which is very rare for his age."
At night the couple were subdued, forgoing nightclubs to spend quiet evenings visiting Killy's chalet. Stephanie played Scrabble with Jean-Claude's father, Robert, and Paul talked about car racing with his friends. "You'd think they'd been together a long time," says Killy. "They're like an old couple. Paul is so at ease with Stephanie, so attentive and gentle. It is very touching."
In romance, as in most things, Paul is very much his father's son. Both men have a taste for beautiful women and physical risk. Jean-Paul has always refused stuntmen for his adventure films, insisting on performing even such feats as wrestling a tiger and switching from a helicopter to a biplane in midair. Now Paul, who learned how to drive at age 9, sitting on his father's knee while the elder Belmondo took the wheel, has his sights set on someday winning Formula One races. "My father always says that his biggest regret is that he never pushed me harder toward tennis," Paul says with a laugh.
Paul's ambitions are not entirely farfetched. After one month last fall at a driving school near Marseilles, he beat out 220 classmates to win first prize in the students' final competition. Next April he will turn pro, appearing in 12 contests. He is sponsored by Elf, the French oil company, and the Alfred Winfield School. "He has a lot of passion," notes Elf spokesman Jean-Marie Dumazer. "But he's very young, and we'll have to see how he does this season. Time will tell."
Success is a Belmondo family tradition. The grandson and namesake of a respected French sculptor, Paul was born in Paris and moved to London with his mother, Elodie, and two older sisters in 1968 after his parents divorced. At 11, Paul moved back to his father's Paris apartment, where he lives today. He attended the private École Alfred de Musset, and did well—until he discovered cars and movies. Admits Paul, "I didn't need a degree for either, so I didn't work enough."
As a result he failed the baccalaureate exam required for university entrance and went to work instead, first as a camera assistant on an unknown director's first film, then as a director's assistant on his father's latest smash L'As des As (The Ace of Aces). "If automobile driving doesn't work out, I'll come back to cinema," he says. "I'd like to direct, but that's not until you're around 40."
Ironically, after Paul gave up on academics, Stephanie started studying with renewed interest. Last July she passed her baccalaureate from the Charles-de-Foucauld School in Neuilly, but decided on a fashion career instead of college. Those plans, of course, were delayed by Grace's death. She began attending classes at the Fashion Design School in Paris in January but soon realized she was too far behind her class, and she has postponed school again. (Meanwhile brother Albert, 24, is in a bank training program at Morgan Guaranty in New York and was recently rumored to be engaged, first to Belgian Princess Astrid and then to Lady Helen Windsor, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent.)
Despite their fame, Stephanie and Paul enjoy the same things as other teenagers in love. That includes visiting friends and watching movies (though usually in his dad's video room). "My father taught me to live simply, as if we weren't known," says Paul. "That was the strongest point he made. My feet are on the ground—maybe too much, but they're there."
Still, the couple are pursued vigorously by the glamour-hungry paparazzi of Paris. Last winter they were hounded when Paul picked Stephanie up from school each day for lunch in a local cafe. A few months later they sparked a royal ruckus when they were spotted cuddling at a tennis tournament in Monaco. "That's the disadvantage of being known and being with someone who's known," says Paul. "Photographers follow us wherever we go." Once, when a pursuing photographer nearly provoked a car accident, Paul alighted and clobbered the offender in true Belmondo style.
"The less people talk about my relationship with Stephanie, the better it will be," says Paul. "I live by the philosophy that with a lot of patience, you can get what you want." Ultimately, that could be a serene life with Stephanie.
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