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Opening of PACITA 2014 featuring Pacific island oratory and performances by student clubs and affiliations.
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Manoa Campus, Tokioka Room (Moore Hall 319)
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third degree
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circumstances of admission
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additional diagnoses, reportable diagnoses
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second degree burn
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Matthew Broderick Leaves Behind the Grieving Irish Town That Charges Him with Two Lost Lives
They are the relatives of Margaret Doherty, 63, and Anna Gallagher, 28, a mother and daughter killed last month in Northern Ireland when their brown Volvo crashed head-on into a rented red BMW driven by Broderick. They are resentful that so much attention is given to the American actor and so little to the women they loved.
Broderick suffered a broken leg. The woman with him, actress Jennifer Grey, was unhurt. Two weeks ago, just before he returned to the States after a monthlong stay in Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital, Broderick was formally charged with reckless driving. If he is found guilty he could go to prison for as long as five years. The relatives of Doherty and Gallagher have heard what a terrible thing it would be if such a fine young man were imprisoned. They have heard much less said, at least by outsiders, of what a terrible thing it is that the two women are dead.
Margaret, a widow, suffered from multiple sclerosis. She lived with her son, Martin, 24, a mechanic, in a bungalow brightened by hydrangea bushes just outside the town of Ennis-killen. For the past five years she had been confined to a wheelchair, and among her pleasures were visits from Anna, who often took her on shopping trips in Martin's Volvo.
Anna lived with her husband, John, an engineer, in the Irish Republic town of Sligo, only 45 miles away from her mother. John had recently been transferred from Dublin by the Electricity Supply Board, and he and Anna had purchased a new home. Anna had suffered a miscarriage last year, and the couple was childless, but they hoped to start a family.
The surviving relatives now speak as one, asking outsiders who come to Enniskillen seeking information about the accident to please leave them alone with their grief. Tommy Doherty, an uncle of Anna, trembles with rage when he says, "What more do you expect us to say?...You're only curious about the American actor." Then he turns away, returns to his chore of mending the roof of St. Joseph's Church, where funeral services for the two women were held on Aug. 14.
Among those who mourn the deaths of the women is Broderick himself, who was released on $4,075 bail and came home hobbling on crutches, looking pale and gaunt. He described their deaths as a "terrible, terrible thing." Of his own physical condition he said, "I'm okay. I'll be all right." Asked whether he caused the accident by driving on the wrong side of the road—a common error of visitors to the British Isles, where the correct side is the left—he replied, "Nobody knows yet. I can't talk about that too much."
Anna's husband, John, said of Broderick, "We have no hard feelings toward him. He has to live with this the rest of his life." Martin added, "I hope God gives him strength. This is a big ordeal for himself as well."
The trip should have been a happy one for Broderick, 25, and Grey, 27. They had been seeing each other since appearing together in the 1986 film Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and both were anticipating the release of new movies. Grey had done Dirty Dancing, and he had just completed Biloxi Blues, repeating his acclaimed starring role in the 1985 Neil Simon play. Broderick, the son of the late actor James Broderick, had frequently summered in Ireland with his family, and he spoke fondly of those holidays.
What exactly took place on Aug. 5 might or might not be known to the Royal Ulster Constabulary. The police are forbidden by law to talk about the accident. There had been some rain, but there were no skid marks. Visibility was good. A witness who had followed Broderick's car earlier (but did not see the crash) said he was driving at a reasonable speed. A New York City official who specializes in traffic offenses says that if a confused foreigner caused a similar accident in the United States, he most likely would not be charged with a crime. He would only be brought to trial if there was some indication that he had acted recklessly.
Broderick's trial in Enniskillen Magistrates Court is scheduled for February, the same month that Biloxi Blues opens. The advance word on the movie is excellent, and should Broderick be jailed, much will be written about the untimely hiatus in the career of a budding star. Margaret Doherty and Anna Gallagher are buried in a family plot, five miles from the site of the crash. It rains frequently in Ireland, and already most of the messages on the cards left by their graves have been washed away.
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Knowledges, Sciences, Techniques and State building
in Iberian America, 1790-1870
Annick Lempérière (University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Clément Thibaud (University of Nantes)
Over the last few decades the renewal of the history of the sciences has been marked by an opening towards non-European spaces, especially the Iberian Americas, and by the study of the relations between knowledges and power. We now have at our disposal a growing body of work on the imperial sciences, the contribution of the colonies to the advancement of knowledge, more particularly the natural sciences, and on the Enlightenment and the links between sciences, revolutions and independence in the colonial territories. Similarly, there has been a considerable expansion of research interest in the part played by sciences and knowledges in the consolidation processes underway in the nation-states, beginning in the last third of the 19th century, a period which coincides with the affirmation of the positivist paradigm and the integration of Latin America in world economic flows. However, scholars of Latin America are only just beginning to take an interest in the intermediary period stretching from the Enlightenment to scientism. The reason for this lies in the still common idea that in the Iberian Americas we are confronted with "lost decades," whether in the area of state building, economic performance or the social and cultural integration of a diversity of populations.
However it is the opposite hypothesis that we seek to explore, highlighting both the modalities by which the legacy of the imperial, colonial Enlightenment was passed on and transformed, and the processes which meant that late 19th century Ibero-American societies, including Brazil and the Spanish colonies in the Caribbean, were ready to take full advantage of the new scientistic paradigm with a rapidity that ought to strike us as surprising.
A reconsideration of the transition from "empires to nations" from the perspective of the relations between knowledges, sciences, techniques and state building, then, is the object of this conference. If it is true that at the global level the real "scientific revolution" occurred between the closing decades of the 18th and the middle of the 19th century—thus coinciding with the industrial revolution and, at the political level, with the age of revolutions—we should ask ourselves in what way Ibero-American societies participated in this scientific revolution, and how this revolution was linked to the construction of their political organisation as national states and to the emergence of new forms of governance of territories and populations and also of new forms of state action and public policy.
In view of the fact that knowledge in any society is the product of the society in question, the prime objective will be to identify the concrete actors, be they individual or collective, in the political, social, cultural and material history of knowledges in the Iberian Americas: what were the concrete contributions of the administrators, politicians and soldiers, scientists and jurists, essayists or pamphleteers, but also of businessmen and entrepreneurs, to the production, circulation and spread of scientific and technical knowledges? What were the networks, the instances of sociability in which they discussed and shared their knowledges, and what were the criteria by which they were considered useful for economic development and government? What were the social milieus in which the interflow of scientific and technical knowledges with public action was concretized? What systems of circulation (exile, study tour, diplomacy, scientific or administrative correspondence, publications, and so on) linked these milieus to national spaces and the Euro-American space? What were the various connections and exchanges with the scientific community in Europe and the United States? What was the role of the public sphere, of opinion and the circulation of the printed word in the socialisation of knowledges—whether on the subject of public hygiene, the steam engine or the metric system—and what were the effects of this socialisation on expectations about the role and function of the state? Lastly, what was the impact of the emergence of these new knowledges and techniques on social, political and religious forms of authority?
Given how questionable the centrality and institutionalisation of the "state" was during this period, the notion of the "state" will be examined using a concrete, multifaceted approach, taking in the national government, its ministers, bureaucrats and administrators, the governments of the federated states, prefects and political leaders in the provinces and departments, and municipal councils. What was the situation regarding "state knowledges" during this period? How did the authorities obtain information on population, production and commercial activity or the territory? How did they reuse and bring up to date knowledges accumulated during the imperial period, and how did public statistics come into being? Which were the agents at the state's disposal for the acquisition of these knowledges, what were the practical or theoretical knowledges at the disposition of such agents for the accomplishment of their tasks? Did agents take initiatives in order to improve or reform the working of their offices, were the important "ordinances" of the imperial administration effectively applied or, rather, ignored as time went by, or else reformed? How was the question of the efficacy of the administration dealt with, and how was the latter connected to state involvement in economic activity?
The relevant spectrum of knowledges is extremely broad, ranging from the scientific disciplines to the practical knowledges used in mining activities or the earliest railways, in plantations or the nascent banks, and including knowledges of governance such as the law in all its forms (civil, public and international, commercial), or again political economy, administrative law and administrative science. What was the importance attached to the institutionalisation of these knowledges and what were the private or state agents of this institutionalisation? How did such knowledges circulate in the Iberian Americas and the Euro-American space, and which were the actors in this process? How, too, were they translated, in concrete terms, from the intellectual sphere into government action or their economic application?
The questions can be addressed in many different ways, through case studies favouring an approach to the relations between knowledges, government and state building that is at once contextualised, localised and transnational.
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The three-day conference is scheduled to take place in January 29-31 2015 at the University of Paris 1-Panthéon Sorbonne. Accepted papers will be published in a collective volume after review by an independent editorial committee.
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A masked gunman who robbed a Depew gas station early today had visited the business previously – without the mask, village police reported.
The NOCO station at Transit Road and Hanwell Place was robbed at about 1:30 a.m. by a gunman described as white and wearing all black clothing, including a black ski mask on his face. The robber brandished a handgun and demanded that a clerk give him cash from the register, as well as cigarettes, policed said.
Officers reviewed the gas station's video surveillance and determined that the thief had stopped by earlier in the night, without the ski mask covering his face.
Officers and Detective Scott Hossfeld identified the thief as Jeffrey L. Breymeier, 18, and within four hours of the robbery, he was found at a relative's home on Alys Drive in the village, where he was taken into custody without incident.
Police said several pieces of evidence, including the gun believed used in the robbery, were collected at the Alys Drive home.
Breymeier was charged with robbery, petit larceny and menacing. Following arraignment before Village Justice Gordon Willis, he was sent to the Erie County Holding Center in lieu of $5,000 cash bail or $25,000 bond.
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Gaydos, Charlotte A. MS, MPH, DrPH*; Gaydos, Joel C. MD, MPH†
From the *Division of Infectious Diseases, International STD Laboratory, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland; and †Department of Defense Global Emerging Infections Surveillance and Response System (DoD-GEIS), Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR), Silver Spring, Maryland
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Chlamydia trachomatis is the most frequently reported infectious disease in the US civilian population.1 In 2006, over 1 million cases were reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Atlanta, GA.1 Sequelae such as pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, ectopic pregnancy, and chronic pelvic pain are devastating consequences of untreated infections in women; epididymitis and infertility can occur in men.2–8 Screening and treatment of women have been found to prevent pelvic inflammatory disease in women9 and have been associated with less-frequent hospitalization in military women.10 Because chlamydial infections are mostly asymptomatic, yearly screening of sexually active women aged 25 years and younger has been recommended by several groups.11,12 Additionally, the CDC has recommended that infected women be rescreened at 3 months after treatment to identify those who become reinfected.13,14
Historically, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have been a problem in military forces.15–17 Recently, however, military leaders who are facing serious problems and limited budgets have not placed a high priority on STI programs. The most prevalent STIs are viewed as being mildly symptomatic or asymptomatic and are not associated with severe morbidity that would reduce performance on the job,15 but high STI rates continue to occur in uniformed populations. STIs have been consistently identified as the leading reportable medical event in the military, and chlamydial infections lead the list of reported STIs.18 Uniformed people in the forces of the United States are primarily young, healthy women and men who come into the military with the behavior patterns and infections they acquired in their civilian communities. Chlamydial infections are highly prevalent in newcomers to the military (recruits or basic trainees)16,19 and later military life may be associated with high rates of new infections, as reported by Dr. Mary-Ann Shafer and her colleagues in this issue of Sexually Transmitted Diseases.20 The United States Department of Defense medical leaders and their distinguished civilian medical advisors [the Defense Health Board (DHB), formerly known as the Armed Forces Epidemiologic Board] have developed recommendations for screening for chlamydial infections, and the different uniformed services and individual military commands have implemented chlamydia prevention and control programs. However, a single, global, coordinated Chlamydia trachomatis prevention and control program does not exist for all uniformed personnel. Military personnel processing points on entry into military service and when uniformed people report to a new assignment often provide excellent opportunities to efficiently screen young women, as well as men, at risk for chlamydia infections. The efficiency of this type of population screening is especially impressive on entry to basic (recruit or initial entry) training when very large groups of young people can be provided an educational experience and screened over a short time period. In civilian populations, the opportunities for high-efficiency, point-of-entry screening programs are rare; most civilian men and women have to individually make the effort to visit a clinic to be screened.
In this issue of Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Shafer et al.20 report on the acquisition of C. trachomatis by women who entered the US Marine Corps and were followed for a period of approximately 1 year after basic training. Within 2 weeks of beginning their 13-week recruit training program, these ethnically diverse, predominantly young (mean age of <20 years) women were universally screened and treated for STIs, to include C. trachomatis. The overall prevalence for C. trachomatis infections in this group of nonhealth-care–seeking women was 11% at baseline (time 1). A group of 332 women was studied at approximately 4 weeks after graduating from recruit training, a 13-week period when the women were segregated from men, which was typically followed by a vacation to a civilian location (time 2), and again at about 12 months after graduation (time 3). The authors found that the laboratory-confirmed acquisition rate ranged from 3.6% (time 2) to 13%, based on the combined results of laboratory screening at time 2 and time 3. When all laboratory results were combined with self-reports of chlamydial infections, the summed acquisition rate was 19.9% for the study period. This study provides evidence that chlamydial infections are highly prevalent among women coming into the military, and highly incident among apparently healthy young military women who are not seeking medical care. After screening and treatment for STIs upon entry into the Marines, about 1 in 5 women acquired a new chlamydial infection during their 12 months of military service after recruit training. The authors considered it striking that the epidemic rates observed occurred in women who had access to the very large, global US Military Health System.
The US military is aware of the cost and effort that goes into recruiting, training, and retaining volunteer military service members who will be productive and not excessively hampered by morbid episodes.21 Because recruits bring with them the behavior and infections acquired in their hometown communities before their entry into military service, more effective civilian STI screening, treatment, and educational programs would be a welcome improvement. Shafer and her colleagues pointed out that in 2001, only 26% and 38% of 16- to 26-year-old sexually active women were screened by commercial and Medicaid health care plans, respectively.22
There are also many opportunities for improvements within the Military Health System. At the DHB meeting on December 12, 2007, in Arlington, VA, chlamydial screening was discussed (http://www.ha.osd.mil/DHB/meetings/2007-12/default.cfm, accessed on December 31, 2007). Programs that provide for screening, treatment, and an educational experience early in recruit training can be economical23,24 and effective25–27 because large numbers of recruits can be cared for in a short time period. This intervention early in a military career could have a positive impact on future behavior and future infections and prevent morbid sequelae. The Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard have female recruit screening programs for chlamydia. The Army, a service in which female recruits have been found to have a prevalence of chlamydial infections of approximately 10%, and 5% in male Army recruits, does not.19,26,28,29 The Army attempts to screen female newcomers within their first year of military service, a policy under which an infected soldier could go 12 months without detection and treatment. The completeness of screening of sexually active military women aged 17 to 25 years, who had been continuously enrolled in a military medical treatment facility for the preceding year, was reported at the December DHB meeting to exceed the percentages similarly screened in civilian health care organizations.30 Overall, 72% of women in the Navy, Air Force, and Army were screened (76% in the Navy, 73% in the Air Force, and 68% in the Army).30 Even though the overall 72% screened has increased from 35% in 200116 and is considerably higher than the 90th percentile level reported for civilian health care organizations by the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set evaluations,22 it still represents a failure to test 28% of continuously enrolled sexually active military women aged 17 to 25 years. These 28% could be stationed in areas without easy access to medical care needed in the event sequelae of chlamydial infections occur, thus necessitating costly medical evacuation. Additionally, many military people move frequently, and an unknown number of at-risk women were not enrolled in a single facility for a continuous year and were not counted. These more transient women may represent a higher risk group for STIs.
Shafer and colleagues recommend that intervention programs that have been successfully implemented elsewhere be considered for military populations. They also point out that based on their data and the work of others, annual screening may be inadequate because reinfection rates may be high and reinfection may occur within a short time after treatment.23,31 It is also necessary to consider that success with female-only screening programs will be limited.29,32–34 The CDC recently published guidance for STI programs that are considering screening men for chlamydial infections.35 This CDC document identifies military men as a population that should be considered for screening.35 Chlamydia screening programs for men in the military must be evaluated and implemented where they will have a positive impact. In the 2006 textbook entitled Recruit Medicine, Niebuhr and colleagues18 called for a structured, programmatic approach to interventions for STIs in the Military Health System, to include the following:
* Education programs that are interactive, targeted to risk behaviors of military people, and implemented by trained educators.
* Strengthening of STI intervention programs at recruit training centers.
* Having all Military Health System facilities jointly negotiate STI laboratory supply, equipment, and testing contracts to control costs.
* Joint military-civilian program collaborations that include cost sharing.
The recommendations of Niebuhr and his colleagues are in concert with similar recommendations made by Brodine and Shafer in 2003.16 All of the Military Health System interventions mentioned above deserve serious consideration. Discussions with representatives from the CDC on developing meaningful collaborative programs may be a good first step to assist both civilian and military public health officials in making improvements that could help us in the war against chlamydial infections. A comprehensive, global, Department of Defense chlamydia control program that is implemented by all the uniformed services and closely coordinated with National and State programs is a worthy goal. The inclusion of meaningful, measurable goals will facilitate assessments regarding success and failure. We have excellent tools and new noninvasive sample types36,37 at our disposal, to include molecular tests38,39 to accurately and easily screen sexually active young adults, as well as effective single-dose therapy.40 The important question is, "Can we develop and implement a plan that will effectively use these tools to achieve significant improvements in our war against chlamydial infections and their sequelae?"
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With all the changes that parishes are experiencing in the process of "Making All Things New," this remains constant: the obligation to provide our children and youth who do not attend Catholic school with the best education in the spirituality, teachings and practices of the Catholic Church. They have as much right to this as the children in Catholic schools. They are not second-class citizens of this archdiocese. Neither are their families.
The key to providing this is, of course, is a high-quality religious education program, led by a professionally prepared director or coordinator of religious education. The program is only as good as its leader. That is why the Archdiocesan Catechetical Office offers training to men and women who have accepted the invitation to serve in this ministry. If you are one of those people, you are not just responding to your pastor; you are responding to the Holy Spirit. To help you respond, I urge you to take advantage of the Catechetical Leadership Program.
Being a director (someone with a master's in theology, religious studies or a related field) or coordinator is not a one or two or three-day a week job. There's more to this than opening the doors and turning on the lights. You have to build a team of qualified, faith-filled, reliable catechists. Remember, they will most likely be volunteers, not paid employees. You have to develop relationships with families. You have to see to the safety of the children while they are attending the program. And more. You are, in effect, the principal.
The Catechetical Leadership Program is divided into two parts. Basic Leadership Training is designed to provide the administrative and leadership skills. Advanced Catechetical Leadership will provide the theological formation needed by every religious education leader who doesn't have an advanced degree in the field.
By the way, the Catechetical Leadership Program also has a track for parish directors and coordinators of the RCIA, the process by adults and children who achieved the age of reason become fully initiated members of the Catholic Church.
The Basic Leadership Training Program starts September 19. Visit the website to find out more, as well as whom to contact regarding enrollment. If you are a new director or coordinator, you'll be glad you did.


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WASHINGTON - Flat incomes suggest more weakness ahead in consumer spending, reinforcing concerns about a ho-hum holiday shopping season and a sluggish economic recovery.
"This recovery is going to be very weak. Consumers are in no position or mood to spend. Their wages are down and they can't get credit," said Sung Won Sohn, an economics professor at California State University's Smith School of Business.
The Commerce Department reported that personal incomes were stagnant in September while the all-important wage and salary category dropped 0.2 percent, as unemployment rose.
Consumer spending - which accounts for 70 percent of total economic activity - dropped 0.5 percent, the first decline in five months and the biggest since December.
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"Alex Cross" (PG-13): This film's PG-13 rating is bizarre. It is far too graphic and violent for middle schoolers, and even high schoolers may have to look away at times, though perhaps they'll get interested in the cops-vs.-psychopath story. They'll have to overlook the thuddingly corny script. Nor does a strong supporting cast save "Alex Cross" from the fatal miscasting of Tyler Perry in the title role as a brilliant Detroit homicide detective and criminal psychologist. "Alex Cross" is based on the novel "Cross" by James Patterson, whose series of books also inspired two earlier films starring Morgan Freeman as the detective at a later stage in his career – "Kiss the Girls" (R, 1997) and "Along Came A Spider" (R, 2001). Perry lacks the acting chops to embody such a complex character. In this story, Cross learns his wife (Carmen Ejogo) is pregnant again. He's thinking of taking his Ph.D. to the FBI, where the pay will be higher and the hours better. Meanwhile, he and his partner Tommy (Edward Burns) investigate a gruesome multiple murder at a gangster's mansion. The cops quickly home in on a tattooed and sinewy assassin-psychopath (Matthew Fox of TV's "Lost") nicknamed Picasso because he leaves sketches at his crime scenes. Eager to checkmate Alex Cross, Picasso brings tragedy down on the detective. Cross and Tommy resolve to get vengeance and justice.
It is nothing short of amazing that "Alex Cross" has a PG-13 rating. It includes scenes of strongly implied torture, including the severing of a victim's fingers, and then later, use of her severed thumb to open a fingerprint-sensitive vault. A kinky though nongraphic sexual situation revolves around sadomasochism and turns lethal. The multiple murders are shown in a flashback with point-blank shootings. They are violent, if not hugely bloody. The film includes thunderous shootouts, car chases, and explosions. The dialogue includes occasional mild-to-midrange profanity.
"Taken 2" (PG-13): This time it's former CIA operative Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) and his ex-wife Lenore (Famke Janssen) who are abducted by Albanian criminals, and their 20-ish daughter Kim (Maggie Grace) who must help rescue them. High schoolers will delight in her bravery, but the gunplay and scenes of strongly implied, though nongraphic, torture may be too intense for middle schoolers. This sequel to "Taken" (PG-13, 2008; released in 2009 in the U.S.) maintains the original's fast-paced formula so breathlessly, you can't help but giggle. Though he's chained and held incommunicado when first taken, Bryan has skills and micro-gadgetry, so he can direct Kim's actions as the thriller unfolds in the back alleys of Istanbul. At the beginning, we learn that the father (Rade Serbedzija) of one of the thugs Bryan killed three years ago in Europe wants revenge. Back in Los Angeles, Bryan, ever the controlling parent, has been secretly checking out Jamie's new boyfriend (Luke Grimes). Only after mother and daughter surprise him in Istanbul, where he's had a freelance job, do the bad guys close in.
The mayhem features much plaster-shattering gunplay, but with little blood. Bryan kills several people with his bare hands and the fights are intense. The dialogue includes occasional mild profanity. Bryan makes reference to the fact that the young Albanian men he killed in the first film were kidnapping Kim and other girls to sell into prostitution. Kim faces mortal danger and her mother is hurt.
"Here Comes The Boom" (PG): "Here Comes the Boom" is a painfully weak and predictable "family" comedy that goes for every boneheaded gag and bad-teacher stereotype. Even so, kids 10 and older – especially wrestling and mixed martial-arts fans – will have fun watching star Kevin James get slammed around and seeing real wrestling stars in cameos. Scott (James) is a burned-out high-school biology teacher. He learns that the music program will shut down for lack of funds, and that Marty (Henry Winkler), the mild-mannered music teacher, will lose his job. Scott feels a surge of his old idealism and blurts out an offer to raise money to save the program.
There is major mayhem in the fight cages and some of it looks painful. Scott projectile vomits while in the ring after eating bad apple sauce. There's discussion about Marty's 48-year-old wife getting pregnant. The film features mildly crude language, mild sexual innuendo and comic stereotypes of immigrants.


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no offence or nuthign but i am a fan of starcraft and you compleately destroyed it..you can do better..
Didn't you read my description? I wasn't going for anything groundbreaking or profound. 1/5 quality exactly what this is.
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Never heard of Marines AND Hydralisks making peace.Lip Sync wasn't perfect but I don't really care.It's man funny! ^^ Keep up the good work!
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Same basic criticism as last review. Lip synching was off in some scenes. Kind of funny. Wow not much to say when previous review summed up all of my thoughts...Note* (read previous review for my thoughts and criticisms).
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This wasn't too bad a flash. Granted, it was just a few pictures and some not very good lip-syncing, but it was enjoyable enough. The music was pretty cool, and the hydras and marines were fun to watch. I think this would have been a lot better though if you has drawn and animated th emarine and everyone yourself, since very little was actualy going on in this flash.


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My, how you've changed, Big Brother. What happened to the sourpuss in "1984," George Orwell's grim novel about a thought-controlled future? Gone are the piercing eyes and the perennial threat: "Big Brother is Watching."
You've had quite the fashion update. I like how you dress in T-shirts and sweats, just like the proles. I like your boyish grin. No longer a tyrant without a name, you're now Facebook's founder and supreme leader, Mark Zuckerberg.
The old Big Brother sought to conquer and oppress. You exude benevolence as you explain in perfect Facespeak: "Facebook was not originally created to be a company. It was built to accomplish a social mission -- to make the world more open and connected."
Stock analysts are valuing Facebook as high as $100 billion. That would make your social media company worth more than Caterpillar, Ford or Kraft Foods. The interesting part is that you have absolutely nothing to sell except information about your members. To justify such a lofty price, Facebook will have to rake in a lot more than the $1 a member it now collects. How will you do that, Big Brother? By finding new ways to extract information from members and sell their digital rap sheets to marketers and other interested parties.
But how will you ramp up the surveillance level? You already know our Facebook conversations, our friends' identities, links we share and the things we "like." If we should change our relationship status to "engaged," you sell that information to wedding photographers who beam ads at us. If we use your service to visit other sites on the web, you know what we did there. Naturally, you know where we live. You know our age, gender, diseases and perhaps fascination with certain porn stars.
The danger for the empire is a mass uprising against being watched. A competing enterprise could offer users shelter from your gaze. The rumblings of resistance are unmistakable.
Facebook recently settled with the Federal Trade Commission over changes it made to its privacy settings without obtaining users' consent. They would have put our pictures, hometown, friends list and other information in the public eye. This upset some of us. But you patiently explained that the changes offered a "simpler model for privacy control."
Variations on the word "simple" can be Facespeak for compromising one's privacy in return for convenience. As Google recently wrote to users, "We're getting rid of over 60 different privacy policies across Google and replacing them with one that's a lot shorter and easier to read."
Members of the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee looked into this simplification and didn't quite enjoy the vibe. Rep. Joe Barton, R-Texas, complained that Google "danced" around the details while going on and on about its efforts to "enhance the user experience."
Collectors of our data like talking about "people," "power" and "sharing." As Big Brother Zuckerberg wrote, "By giving people the power to share, we're making the world more transparent."
But while transparency might be a plus in corporate financial statements and government programs -- and reports on what's really happening on the streets of Damascus -- must it be applied to bra size?
Friends, time for full disclosure. Yes, I'm on Facebook. And yes, I'm this far from deleting my account. Big Brother, I know you're watching and hope you'd let me.


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Yesterday the first decoded conference took place in Munich. There were five speeches that related to the interplay of design and code. The speakers were
1. Benedikt Groß and Hartmut Bonacker, the authors of the book Generative Gestaltung
2. Mario Klingemann, who calls himself a "computational artisan"
3. Moritz Stefaner, who creates beautiful information visualizations
4. Tilman Reiff and Volker Morawe aka //////////fur////, two guys who create incredible gaming machines
5. Massiomo Banzi, co- founder of arduino and chief technical officer of tinker.it
The speech of Benedikt and Hartmut was focused on generative design. They talked about the principles of generative design and the associated shift in the design process.
The incredible Mario Klingemann showed some of the methods and tools which he uses in his works (delaunay triangulation, voronoi diagram, etc). His ActionSpript library quasimondolibs is available at google code.
Moritz Stefaner talked about information visualization and some of his projects like wellformed.eigenfactor and X by Y.
When the guys from //////////fur//// entered the stage, the focus switched from generative art to … well, let's call it physical computing. They create beautiful gaming machines that are hard to describe:
Last but not least Massimo Banzi talked about arduino and the do-it-yourself community. He called the audience up to build their own products instead of just consuming what the industry serves.
All speakers gave an insight into their working process and the thoughts behind their work. Every speaker showed at least one project where circles were placed randomly on a canvas without overlapping each other, so it seams that this is the most important technique in the generative design field.
Here are some of the speaker's favorite projects, that they showed yesterday:
The first decoded conference was a beautiful and inspiring event. I am looking forward to see the decoded conference in 2011 again.


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LANCASTER, Ohio-With sales on the upswing, EveryWare Global narrowed its third-quarter net loss to $1.1 million, from the $1.5 million net loss in last year's third quarter.
Net sales in the quarter, which ended on Sept. 30, increased by 6.9 percent to $108.7 million. Total revenue, which includes licensing fees, climbed 6.7 percent to $110.3 million. John Sheppard, EveryWare's CEO, said the company was able to boost its top line "in the face of a challenging business environment. We were able to do this by securing new key customer wins in underserved channels within our consumer segment, building our international and specialty segments, and continuing to identify significant cross-selling opportunities in our foodservice segment."
Gross margin fell 162 basis points to 20.6 percent. Distribution, selling and administrative expenses were down 2 percent in dollars and 162 basis points as a percentage of sales, to 18.2 percent, mostly due to the synergies and cost savings from the merger of Oneida and Anchor Hocking, EveryWare's two signature brands. Sheppard added that the company realized some savings within its glass manufacturing operation, which will enable it to invest in both organic growth and acquisitions.
EveryWare said it now anticipates that full-year 2013 revenue will range between $445 million and $455 million, 5.5 percent to 7.9 percent ahead of 2012.
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When the Sparta resident reached out to Medicaid for help with his own ailments, he was turned down because he didn't quite meet the income guidelines. Instead, he found help at Oasis of Hope Center, a free clinic on the West Side.
His blood pressure is under control again, and he had several suspicious moles removed, all since August.
"It's free, and they do a real excellent job," Root said. "I had a rash for years that my other doctor couldn't fix, and they cleared it right up. They treat you real nice here."While lawmakers in Washington argue over how best to serve the under-insured, faith-based health clinics have long been doing the hard work of helping those who need it most.
Barb Grinwis, executive director at Oasis of Hope, said she wants people to see beyond her title of physicians assistant and the white lab coat she wears. She said she wants people to see that they are worthy of good medical care because they are made in the image of God.
"I can see changes in people, just by telling them I can get their medicines for $4 or for free," Grinwis said. "That's the mind (change) that I see — the relief of the stress.
"Hope is one of the connections between mind and spirit."
A person doesn't have to be Christian to be served at Oasis of Hope, but the volunteers do. That's one reason Oasis of Hope gets its support from grants and donations but has no hospital or consistent community support.
"We didn't want anyone to dictate to us that we could not provide hope in Jesus' name," Grinwis said.
Oasis of Hope is explicit in its mission to provide faith-based health care. Across town, at Catherine's Health Center, it's implied but not overt.
"God" clinics
Following are some of the faith-based health clinics operating in Grand Rapids:
Oasis of Hope Center
Health Intervention Services
Catherine's Health Center
"Not really, no, other than it's in a church basement," said Tammy Singer, a patient at Catherine's on the Northeast Side. "They don't try to force any (religion) on you."
Catherine's is a 1,200-square-foot clinic beneath St. Alphonsus Catholic Church, one of its partners. But it is not exclusively Catholic, and its employees and volunteers are quiet about their faith.
"We get that quite often — 'Why do you do this?'" said Executive Director Karen Kaashoek.
More than a decade after taking the job, Kaashoek said she still sometimes asks herself that question. She was asked to come to the clinic as a registered nurse for Saint Mary's Health Care. In 2008, when Saint Mary's decided to re-allocate resources away from the clinic, she was told she could return to the hospital.
"That was a challenge for me," she said. "I felt what I was doing was a mission, something I was called to, but I was doing it without risk."
If anything, needs will increase
Catherine McAuley, founder of the religious order Sisters of Mercy, for whom the clinic was named, once said: "Put your whole trust in God. He will never see you want for the means to do his work."Kaashoek said a number of faith-based institutions support Catherine's. But with 400 patients a month, and turning half that many away, the needs are many, she said.
Staffers said the center has a bunker feel and the camaraderie of war buddies.
"This is as close to a mission field as I will ever get," said nurse practitioner Peggy Hatfield.
No one here sees Washington's health-care reform taking their jobs.
Even if health care sees change, the poor will get the minimum level of service, Kaashoek said.
"Access is still going to be a problem," she said. "And we are committed to this population."
"The needs are going to be even greater," predicted Dr. Laura VanderMolen, medical director for Health Intervention Services, a sliding-scale clinic on the Southeast Side.
"There's going to be a time when clinics like ours and Catherine's and Oasis of Hope are going to need even more help."
VanderMolen said it probably will be six to seven years before health-care reform trickles down to the neediest.
"The reality is: It's not going to happen for years and the need is going to go up and up," she said.
New college grads line up
Health Intervention Services, supported by a coalition of faith-based institutions and churches, sees more than 1,000 patients a month. It recently opened slots to see urgent-care patients, only to watch them immediately fill up. Sometimes, people must wait several months to be taken in as a regular primary-care patient.Among the needy: new college graduates whose employers don't offer health insurance.
"Dental (insurance) is one of the first things to go," said Dr. John VanderKolk, a volunteer dentist.
Medicaid just dropped dental coverage this summer.
"We try to save teeth," VanderKolk said. "If it's a front tooth — that's their dignity."
The clinic offers dental and eye care, as well as physical therapy, in addition to primary care. It relies on contributions and the efforts of 135 volunteers.
"When patients come here, they're usually told why we're here — because of Christ's love — but they don't have to believe," VanderMolen said.
"We want them to know they're made in the image of God. If they don't believe that, that's OK. We're still going to give them good medical care."
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EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The Roman Catholic bishop of Rhode Island says he asked Rep. Patrick Kennedy to stop receiving Holy Communion in 2007 because of the lawmaker's stand on what he called moral issues.
Kennedy told The Providence Journal in a story published Sunday that Bishop Thomas Tobin "instructed" him not to receive Communion because of his abortion rights stance. Kennedy said diocesan priests have been told not to give him Communion, but he did not explain how he knew that.
Tobin said in a statement Sunday that he "has never addressed matters relative to public officials receiving Holy Communion with pastors of the diocese."
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Traveling Professors Wrap up Fall Tour; Look Ahead to 2010
Did you know...
1. Robots take on space travel - less than 8% of space funding in 2008 was dedicated to human flight.
2. Culture is defined as the way of life of a people, passed down from one generation to the next.
3. Nearly 40% of the world's electricity generation comes from coal.
If any of these facts are new to you, you're not alone. Hundreds of alumni from coast to coast attended one of the Faculty on the Road lectures sponsored by Alumni Programs this fall. From San Francisco to the Big Apple, alumni reconnected, reminisced about their schooldays, and even learned a few things in the process.
In October, SPA dean William LeoGrande traveled to historic Boston to provide an insider's perspective on America's historically tumultuous relationship with Cuba, and postulated how relations might change in the post-Fidel era. The Q&A session waxed on for quite a while – though not surprising, given the fact that our own dean LeoGrande is one of the world's preeminent Cuba scholars.
Following the Boston stopover, three time zones away in San Francisco, SOC professor David Johnson entertained alumni with predictions about the future of social networking and the tweets of tomorrow.
In November, alumni in New York City sipped coffee and tea while listening to SOC professor Matt Nisbett discuss the interplay between science, politics, and the media. One week later, just up the road from AU in Baltimore, CAS professor Howard McCurdy shared his knowledge about space with a crowd of NASA enthusiasts.
In early December, alumni in Denver braved the snow and sleet to hear SIS professor Gary Weaver, who has taught at AU for more than 40 years, discuss his recent publication, America's Midlife Crisis: Future of a Troubled Superpower. As an expert in cross-cultural communication, he discussed the post-9/11 political environment and the future of U.S. and global relations.
Perhaps the timeliest lecture of all – as the world's political powers gathered in Copenhagen for the climate change debates – AU alumni gathered in Philadelphia on December 7th to hear SPA professor Daniel Fiorino, a former U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official, talk about greenhouse gas trends, global CO2 emissions, and the future of sustainable and environmental policy.
With hundreds of professors at AU specializing in everything from Cultural Anthropology to International Finance, the Faculty on the Road lecture series aims to bring a slice of the classroom experience to your hometown.
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It is a truism that almost any sect, cult, or religion will legislate its creeds into law if it acquires the political power to do so, and will follow it by suppressing opposition, subverting all education to seize early the minds of the young, and by killing, locking up, or driving underground all heretics.
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The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Representative in Namibia, Dr. Jacqueline Badcock, read the IVD messages of the UN Secretary-General, the UNDP Administrator and the Executive Coordinator of the United Nations Volunteers (UNV). In his message, the Secretary-General hopes "that more and more citizens across the social spectrum are willing and able to volunteer in ways that bring benefits to society and a sense of true fulfillment to the individual volunteer. If we are to achieve the goals set out in the Millennium Declaration, harnessing this potential will be crucial".
The MDGs is a set of eight development goals that the UN has identified and aims to achieve by 2015. One of the targets is to "halt and begin to reverse the spread of HIV/AIDS".
The Government persuaded the Namibians to volunteer their time to help take care of the children orphaned by HIV/AIDS. "This is one of our biggest challenges. Unless we volunteer, the future of these children are doomed," said Ms. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwa, Minister of Women Affairs and Child Welfare, representing the Namibian Government.
"Even if you are not infected with HIV/AIDS, you [will be inevitably] affected. Let us all volunteer to fight the deadly disease in our society," said Anita Isaacs, member of the Lironga Eparu or Learning to Survive organization of persons living with HIV/AIDS.
The representative from a group of international and national volunteer organizations said, "The potentials of volunteers are yet to be fully exploited in Namibia. [There is] much to be achieved...and lives saved if volunteers are mobilized to assist in combating HIV/AIDS, against disaster management, drought relief, road safety and other issues in Namibia."
The day was also marked with cultural presentations of local dances and songs of volunteerism from around the world. The public was likewise invited to visit information stands organized by local and international volunteer organizations to know more about volunteerism and HIV/AIDS.
Among the organizations who participated in the event were German Development Service (DED), US Peace Corps, the French Association of Volunteers for Progress (AFVP), WUS of Denmark and the Africa Groups of Sweden (AGS).


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surgical team, 66
When more than two physicians, with technicians and specialized equipment, work together to complete a complicated procedure and each physician has a specific portion of the surgery to complete, they are termed what ____________ ___________, and the modifier is -_______.
No, because it states in the notes for modifier 22 that this modifier should not be appended to an E/M Service
Can modifier -22 be assigned to 99291, 99292 codes ( which are E/M service codes)
This modifier indicates an increased service and is overused and results in an increase in payment of 20% to 30%. As such, the assignment of this modifier comes under particularly close scrutiny by third-party payers. What is this modifier? (no hyphen)
intraoperative or surgery
When modifier -54 is assigned, payment for the __________________ portion of the surgical procedure is being requested.
She is incorrect because modifier 32 is only assigned for mandated services, such as police and Workers Compensation and not for requests made by patient, family member, or another physician.
Joan is a new coder at the local clinic. You have been assigned to review her coding before it is submitted to the third-party payer. You note that she assigned modifier -32 to E/M consultation code 99244. The medical record indicates that the request for the second opinion was made by the patient's spouse. Is Joan correct in modifier -32 assignment? Why or why not?
Which of these statements is true about modifier -59? a. It is only appended to E/M codes
b. It is only appended to other than E/M codes.
Which of the following statemtns is NOT true about modifier -53?
a. describes circumstances based on the patient's condition.
b. may be used to describe those times when the physician elects to terminate a procedure due to the well-being of the patient.
c. describes circumstances in which the patient cancelled the procedure.
d. may be used to describe ASC reporting of previously scheduled procedure that is partially reduced as a result of extenuating circumstances.
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State health officials have confirmed the first case of West Nile Virus this year.
The New Mexico Department of Health said Tuesday that a 63-year-old Bernalillo County man has contracted the more severe clinical form of the disease that includes neurological symptoms.
Department Secretary Catherine Torres says older adults are more susceptible to developing serious complications.
Mosquitoes in Sandoval and Bernalillo counties already had tested positive for West Nile this year.
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A man suffered serious injuries when he was shot at a home on East Bay Street in Winter Garden on Sunday.
Authorities with the Orange County Sheriff's Office said the shooting happened about 3:30 p.m., and the victim was taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center.
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