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It has always been fashionable for actors who have made it big in Hollywood to talk about how they yearn to return to their first love, the theater. Well, 11-year-old Macaulay Culkin may not have reached the yearning stage yet, but sources say his agents at ICM, along with his father, Kit Culkin, are in negotiations for the boy to star in an off-Broadway play, Sam I Am, by actor-playwright Keith Reddin.
We're told that if the deal works out, Culkin will appear in the dark comedy about a child whose parents are having problems, for a limited run starting in April—after he finishes his starring assignment in Twentieth Century Fox's eagerly anticipated Home Alone II. Although Mac's getting a reported $4.5 million for the Home Alone sequel, chances are he won't be making much more than the Equity minimum of $362 a week for the play.
Incidentally, this won't be young Culkin's stage debut; that happened at age 4, when he began appearing in off-Broadway productions.
Another film star who may be headed for the stage is Kevin Costner—and in a musical, no less.
The way we hear it, Costner is working with composer-producer Richard Baskin to develop a musical with a South American theme. The plan, says a source, is that the project, based on a play, "would be done first theatrically and then later as a movie."
Baskin, a friend and former beau of Barbra Streisand and also an heir to the Bas-kin-Robbins ice-cream fortune, confirms only that he is developing "a non-conventional musical" with Costner's Hollywood-based company, Tig Productions. "But it is so premature," says Baskin, "that I have no idea at this point whether Kevin will act in it. We haven't even hired a writer yet."
But can Costner sing? No one's saying, so we'll just have to wait to find out.
Actress Lala (Pump Up the Volume) Sloatman, 21, and actor Balthazar (Lord of the Flies) Getty, 16—she's cousin to Dweezil and Moon Zappa; he's the great-grandson of J. Paul Getty—have moved in together in Los Angeles but as yet have no plans to marry. "Give him a chance," says a source close to Getty. "After all, hew only 16."
Madonna has been telling Vanilla Ice what to do. As she recently told TV Guide, referring to the rapper, "I always like to befriend the underdogs because I know what it's like to be judged unfairly."
A source close to Ice characterizes that friendship as "a business friendship," adding, "Madonna has indeed taken up his cause and now advises him in career matters."
Madonna's spokesperson confirms that Miss Truth or Dare has counseled Ice on his career but would say only, "Madonna told him to get rid of his hat and sunglasses."
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This year we're getting an Air Jordan 11 Low "Concord", so we know that Jordan Brand isn't averse to churning out classic colorways of this silhouette in Low form. But will we ever get others like the "Bred", "Cool Grey", or "Space Jam"? For the time being, this upcoming pair with Infrared 23 and a little bit of speckling on the back end is probably the closest thing we'll get to Space Jam – and we're use that some clever customization will turn no small number of pairs into that sort of an homage. Continue reading for the full photos on them and give us your two cents on this pair down in the comments.
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you got the Carmines, Columbias, Concord lows, Black/Infrared 6s, Sport Blue 6s, Thunder 14s, Ferrari 14s, Black toe 14s, Pantones....theres other shoes, but those are all HEAT!! like damn what else you want from JB in one year? I dint add the heat that already dropped..the upcoming releases should put a dent in yall pockets...be glad he drops wack releases once in a while or yall would be broke..lol
yall too greedy man...yall want the same damn Js...if Jordan released the same damn Js every year what kinda business would that be? Jordan is doing exactly what he needs to do to keep business running...you think he doesn't know he releases wack colorways? he does it on purpose...he wants some shoes to sit so people can walk in and buy them...he knows people want retros but not all wanna camp or buy bots...let JB do his thing and buy what you like..quit complaining...there's plenty of heat droppin this year...if u don't like a shoe...just pass and wait for the next one
Nice. If i don't get the Concord low i might get these
Coping, then blacking them out.
OK these not as bad as I thought
These shoes came out a long time ago as fakes,,, damn JB running out of idea's
I like these. They're clean to me.
Yeah, these are terrible. But guess what? They'll be sold out in .5 seconds because they're 11s!
Would it have killed JB to have just made these the Space Jam lows?
@IGoTAbigEgo yeah...they not goin to bring space jam lows the same year as the concord lows...that's bad business...Jordan is the ultimate business man...he's the Jay-z of the sneaker world...he's givin you the concord lows and the Columbias and Pantones...relax...I remember when you could only get a couple Js a year...now you get an average of 3 retros a month!!
Obviously, these will get customized by a sneaker customizer hahaha.... can't design Jordan brand hahahaha..... and quit stealing my "Oregon" exclusive designs hahahaha..... what the heck though. "No Ideas Original"- Nas
The heel is definitely a thumbs down
Was looking forward to a concord low, now they come up with nonsense. Definitely a PASS!
Not my cup of tea.
I'm coppin... Real clean look to them
I thought the 11 lows was something a once in a while a release???
should of just went with a space jam low instead
Not as bad as I first thought...might just have to grab!
Nike is determined to beat this CW into the ground
@dreamchaser__1 I agree the Fucking Bright pink shit iz annoying Fuck infared this is In for Pink I don't give a fuck them 2'z are terrible and the pink in this almost ruins it for me
How? The 2s were ugly af...that makes him a hype beast?
@CameronAlston wha? you mad cause you were one of the suckas that bought the 2s? prolly bought them for 200 off someone...lol....you got raped...don't be mad at me...be mad at yaself...shoulda did your research and you would have seen these were comin in the same colorway for the same price
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We're feeling the saturation of a global situation in which it's impossible to appropriately engage with all the tragedy. We find ourselves mourning some deaths and merely wincing over others, trying to find our way through each devastating news cycle.
We can't solve it all and we can't understand it all. Sometimes it's a struggle just to breathe.
What does solidarity look like in this kind of world?
"He has shown you, O man, what is good;
And what does the Lord require of you
But to do justly,
To love mercy,
And to walk humbly with your God?"
-Micah 6:8 (NKJV)
Solidarity is filling in the gaps. It's being strong so that the body count in your town will be less, it's moving past grief into action, it's temporarily covering for weakness to provide room for healing.
So yes, honor the stories that move you. But let them spur you to be a better version of yourself tomorrow.


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More details on Lake Awoonga coming soon.
The National Park is just as rich in wildlife as it is in its birdlife. With plenty of protective shelter, abundant fresh food and water, many insects, animals, reptiles and amphibians are supported and flourish. Animals like platypus, kangaroos, wallabies, koalas, possums, the endangered bandicoot, quoll, echidna, gliders, bats, green tree frogs, and so many more are at home in the region. There are also many types of butterflies in the area. The diversity and uniqueness of this place is not to be missed, spare a day or two from fishing to explore
A great way to enjoy all of these amazing creatures is to go bushwalking. The lake's edge has many landscaped tracks for walkers to explore, you need not cover the same ground twice.


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Releasing dozens of singles over the course of more than 25 years together, Erasure has become a foundational act and point of reference for many modern electro-pop groups, with Vince Clarke's smart, shiny and sometimes dark compositions laying the groundwork for Andy Bell's unmistakably soulful voice, which has transcended the radio world and made him an opera star in his own right. Synthetic beats aside, much of Erasure's lyrical work reads like classic Motown: Stories of deep devotion, broken hearts and breakups abound, with Bell's voice creating the perfect contemporary vessel for the duo's love songs. While late-'80s hits like "Chains of Love" and "Stop!" might be the band's best-known efforts, Erasure has been working hard since its 1985 inception, putting out more than forty chart-reaching singles. Now, after a four-year hiatus, Clarke and Bell are back and on tour in support of an October release, Tomorrow's World.
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Manson's shtick tired, performance strong in too-short show
The ghoulish makeup, freaky costumes and grandiose theatricality that made Marilyn Manson such an edgy novelty in the '90s, are, in 2013, mere obligations. At least that's how they came across Friday night at a near-capacity Eagles Ballroom for the first night of Manson's 2013 U.S. tour.
There was one single visual display in Manson's show that was dramatically inspired - the sight of the shock rocker standing at a microphone under a spotlight, as what looked like snow gently landed atop a black, wide-brim hat as he performed "Coma White." But beyond that, the visual signatures were unimaginative, and often cheap. Manson looked unintentionally silly dressed like an archbishop, blasting what looked like a fire extinguisher into the crowd, during "The Love Song." A later outfit was even goofier - a Goth variation of the cop get-up from the Village People - worn without irony during the crowd-pleasing climax "The Beautiful People." »Read Full Article(4)
Waverly Consort tells Christmas story in music from Middle Ages
The Waverly Consort presented a little over an hour of serenity Saturday, performing dramatic Christmas music of the Middle Ages at the St. Joseph Center Chapel.
Presented by Early Music Now, the ensemble performed "The Christmas Story As Told in the Music of the Middle Ages." The program, which the group has been performing since 1980, has become a trademark for the ensemble. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, combined choruses usher in holiday season
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra presented festive holiday greetings Friday evening, filling the Uihlein Hall stage to the brim with instrumentalists and vocalists.
Stuart Chafetz, former resident conductor of the MSO, led the combined forces of the MSO, the MSO Chorus, Milwaukee Children's Choir, Milwaukee Youth Chorale and Milwaukee Handbell Ensemble through a program of Christmas and Hanukkah tunes. »Read Full Article
Quasimondo takes dark, funny look at American life in 'Americlown'
In the first of 14 skits composing "Americlown" — a provocative and original production from Quasimondo Milwaukee Physical Theatre's Brian Rott and Jessi Miller — we watch the cast impersonate young schoolchildren, awakening to the magic of language as they painstakingly spell out a word, with awe and mystery in their eyes.
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a christophobic is one who imposes humanistic, atheistic or wiccan religion on others on christian people. communist, liberals, democrats
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Most atheists are Christophobic for their irrational fear and hatred of religion, religious people, crosses and Jesus Christ (just mentioning his name drives many of them on emotional rants). Many of these atheist idiots are hypocrites who are against the bullying of gays and atheists but espouse Biphobia (which is discrimination against bisexual people which is exhibited in many gay people) and discrimination against religious people.
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Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper spoke to the media after this morning's skate.
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"First of all, I'd like to have seen that play play out because they had 4? guys in the crease; and Matt Carle was gone the other way. That would have been the first time you would have seen a 180 foot break away. And the ref doesn't see the puck. If you watch, he's looking for it, it's a late whistle and Carle's already gone, he doesn't know Carle's gone. You couldn't. Everyone's eyes were locked on the crease."


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What Is Solar Energy & How Solar Panels Work
Solar energy usage has significantly increased in popularity over the past decade. This is due to the many benefits that solar energy provides homeowners and business owners. Many people are aware of this innovative energy concept, but they are unfamiliar with how it works. If you are interested in learning more, read on to discover precisely what you need to know. This detailed post explains how solar energy and solar energy panels work.
Solar panels work in a fairly straightforward manner. They are comprised of photovoltaic cells, which may also be called PV cells and solar cells. These cells are used for the conversion of sunlight using what is called the photovoltaic effect; it is both a physical reaction and a chemical reaction. Sunlight is turned into a type of electricity called DC electricity.
The DC electricity is converted into alternating current electricity, also known as AC electricity. This conversion of energy is sent to the electrical panel of a home, and lights and appliances are powered through it. This power is completely natural and often referred to as "clean" energy. Usage of energy is measured via a utility meter, just like it is with traditional electrical power. You can learn more about solar at the official SEIA (Solar Energy Industries Association) website at seia.org.
There are numerous reasons why solar power is so attractive to property owners. The primary reasons are the reduction of utility costs and the usage of clean energy. Property owners experience significant financial savings after investing in solar panels. Over the course of a year, a property owner can save several hundred dollars or more on their utility expenses. They can also feel good about reducing their carbon footprint by using 100% natural energy. For example, according to Wikipedia, Illinois residents can expect federal and state tax savings, sometimes upwards of $10,000.
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Solar panels are primarily installed on roofs and in other outdoor areas that directly face the sun. Most homeowners and business owners have professional companies handle their solar panel installation. Proper installation of these panels is very crucial in order to get optimal solar energy levels. The size and number of panels used will depend on the property's size and the property owner's preferences.
In order to work properly, solar energy panels must be sufficiently cleaned on a regular basis. These panels naturally collect debris such as dirt over time. When this dirt builds up, it can lower the effectiveness of the solar energy panels. Do-it-yourself cleaning kits are readily available for purchase and use. However, many property owners prefer to hire professional solar panel cleaners to do a thorough, expert-level job.
The return on investment (ROI) for solar energy and solar panels is significantly high. There is certainly a major initial investment, but this investment quickly pays for itself via lowered utility costs. To get precise numbers on savings and return on investment, it is best to directly contact a local solar energy company specializing in solar panels and installations.
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Dr. Charles F. Hermann is the Brent Scowcroft Chair in International Policy Studies. He came to Texas A&M University in 1995 to serve as the founding Director of the Bush School of Government and Public Service. After the school became an independent unit with its own dean (initially Robert Gates), he served as associate dean for academic programs and then as the designer and first director of the Master's Program in International Affairs when it was created as a separate graduate degree within the Bush School. He continued that assignment until 2013 when he spent a year on professional leave at the Ohio State University.
In addition to administrative responsibilities, Dr. Hermann has been an active scholar and teacher in the fields of foreign policy, national security, group decision making and simulation and has published widely on each of these topics. In 2012 he edited and contributed to When Things Go Wrong: Foreign Policy Decision Making under Adverse Feedback. In pursuit of his research he has received a number of grants and contracts from both private and public sources currently including the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories.
After receiving his PhD from Northwestern University, he taught at Princeton University until accepting a Council on Foreign Relations Fellowship in 1969 to serve on National Security Council under Dr. Henry Kissinger. From there he went to the Ohio State University where he became director of the Mershon Center for International Security Studies until 1995. (He temporarily left that post from 1988-90 to serve as the Acting Vice Provost for International Affairs at Oho State.) He has been active in his profession and served as President of the International Studies Association, 1988-89.


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Aradhana 1969 is a Hindi bollywood Movie which is directed by and produced by . The Aradhana casts are Rajesh Khanna, Sharmila Tagore, Farida Jalal which is leading Main Role in the Aradhana Movie. Aradhana has been shot in Shooting location by . The songs of Aradhana Movie has been composed by S D Burman, S D Burman, R D Burman, R D Burman, S D Burman with Music Label. The Aradhana Releas Date was 01 Jan 1969 in India. Total 8 Songs is available in this Movie and the most popular song of Aradhana Movie is "Roop Tera Mastana Pyar Mera Deewana" Which is sing by Kishore Kumar and lyricists by .
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mere sapnon ki rani - Kishore Kumar
banegi asha ek din teri yeh nirasha - S D Burman
achha toh yeh bat hai - Mohammad Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar
mere sapno kee rani kab ayegi too - Kishore Kumar
baago mein bahar hain - Lata Mangeshkar, Mohd Rafi
kora kagaz tha yeh mann mera - Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar
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Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has made three changes and a positional switch to Australia's starting lineup for Tri-Nations and Bledisloe Cup rugby test against NZ.
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Fabulous Looks, Beauty Essentials, and Life LessonsFrom best-selling author and famed makeup artist Bobbi Brown comes this definitive beauty book empowering teens and twenty-somethings with age-appropriate makeup tips, style secrets, and self-esteem boosters. Emphasizing natural beauty, Bobbi advises on the best products and tools for keeping skin of every type flawless, and shares step-by-step techniques for getting the prettiest hair, eyes, lips
$12.99Bobbi Brown began the trend toward natural-looking cosmetics with a simple philosophy: Women want to look and feel like themselves, only prettier and more confident. Today, top editors at elite fashion magazines--including In Style, Vogue, Allure, and Harpers Bazaar--revere her, and celebrities and millions of regular women throughout the world swear by her beauty advice. Now Bobbi Brown has
More Than 100 All-Natural, Organic, Gluten-Free Recipes for a Healthy LifeGood health begins with what you put in your body. When you eat better, you feel better. It's that simple.A few short years ago, Elizabeth Stein could be found in her tiny Manhattan kitchen searching for a way to make gluten-free and vegan products that tasted great and weren't overly processed. Working with ingredients such as chia seeds, flax, hemp, and coconut sugar, Elizabeth successfully
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The California-based harpist and singer-songwriter will release a triple-album "Have One on Me" on Feb. 23 -- though, considering "Ys" was only five songs, it's anyone's guess how many tracks total will constitute three LPs/CDs. The 28-year-old previewed some new tracks during a short touring stint in Australia over her birthday last month, and now her label Drag City seems to be incrimentally releasing streams of songs on it's site.
At the moment, it's "Good Intentions Paving Company" (look on the right side), which, compared to previous Newsom activity, is a rich, band-enhanced track, with more soul and '60s pop influence than we've heard from her before. Her idiosyncratic squeaks and vibrato are present, but the long notes are reminescent of Joni Mitchell, the percussion and harmonies like Motown.
Another of Newsom's new songs, "'81," was available last week and, while the label has taken it down, you might find this puppy pawing around on, say, YouTube.
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An interim commissioner is expected to fill the spot until Hespe begins work, the Department of Education said.
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For this current project (I have many more for the one who can do this successfully) here are the requirements...
1. You can draw like my current mobile graphic designer:
>> https://www.behance.net/Hoangngan (this is his whole portfolio)
>> SAMPLE #1: https://www.behance.net/gallery/Bembem-game/11259959
>> SAMPLE #2: https://www.behance.net/gallery/Cuc-phieu-luu-ky-thu/11312235
(these are the kind of game graphics that you also can do)
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3. You can work in a tight deadline (We only have 15 days for this whole project)
4. You're easy and fun to work with.
>Hey, if we're going to work with each other for the long term, let's have some fun doing our jobs, eh? :)
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"The proper steps to improve the safety of health IT can only be taken if there is better information regarding health IT's risks, harms, and impact on patient safety."
So reads the first sentence of the "Learn" section of the Health Information Technology Patient Safety Action & Surveillance Plan, which was released for public comment by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) in December 2012.
athenahealth recently submitted our comments on the ONC Plan, focusing on two core themes: (1) emphatic agreement with the statement above, emphasizing the pressing need for "better information" before moving to implement a regulatory scheme that could, if not based on credible data, potentially exacerbate problems it intends to fix; and (2) the importance of recognizing that any regulation of Health Information Technology (HIT) must be "risk-based," protecting patients while fostering innovation and avoiding unnecessary regulatory duplication.
Three core convictions underlie our comments:
1. Proper use of well-designed HIT enhances overall patient safety.
2. Regardless of the magnitude of risk to patient safety associated with HIT, all industry stakeholders should be united behind the proposition that improvement is always a goal to be aggressively pursued everywhere when it comes to patient safety.
3. Continued innovation is crucial to realizing HIT's potential to improve patient safety (or, put another way, a regulatory scheme that stifles innovation will ultimately harm patients).
"The proper steps to improve the safety of health IT can only be taken if there is better information…"
Two things are true about the currently available data on HIT and patient safety. First, the available data is limited, largely gathered while providers' adoption of HIT was still building. And second, the existing data strongly suggests that the risk to patients posed by HIT is quite low.
According to Institutes of Medicine (IOM), as cited in the ONC Plan, "a review of seven papers using large databases of reported errors found that health information systems were involved in less than 1 (one) percent of reported errors." The Plan also references a more recent advisory notice by the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority, which "found that only 3,900 of 1.7 million reports [of adverse patient safety events] were found to involve health IT." Of those, 81% "involved medication errors." In other words, the Pennsylvania PSA report underscored that HIT-related events comprise less than one percent of all adverse patient safety events.
A perfectly rational response to this might be "So what?" After all, any danger to patients specifically associated with the use of HIT is a problem that must be addressed. No argument here. I cite the current data not to argue that the problem is too small to merit a response, but to underscore the need for better data on the magnitude (and nature) of risk, to avoid implementing a regulatory scheme that inadvertently worsens the risk instead of mitigating it. If the baseline from which improvement will be measured remains unmeasured, how will we know whether a future regulatory scheme makes things better… or worse?
athenahealth enthusiastically supports the elements of the ONC Plan intended to support collection and analysis of patient safety information, with the laudable goal of a "learning system" that improves continuously, based on real data and substantive analysis. We applaud ONC for its active leadership in the effort to achieve that vision. There is much in the ONC plan to like.
The ONC Plan Needs Greater Focus on the Role of Innovation in Protecting Patients
As cloud-based innovators on the cutting edge of HIT, athenahealth appreciates that the ONC and its leadership consistently support private sector innovation. Indeed, ONC leadership often identifies empowering innovation as a core mission of the agency. Given that focus, the ONC Plan's lack of emphasis on innovation is all the more striking.
As we stated in our comments,
The ONC Plan responds directly and in great detail to a set of patient safety recommendations published in 2011 by the IOM. In contrast, the ONC Plan only passingly mentions the subsequent patient safety mandate issued by Congress in July 2012. In the FDA Safety and Innovation Act of 2012 (FDASIA) Congress instructed FDA, ONC, and FTC to collaborate within 18 months to propose a "risk-based regulatory framework" for HIT that: (1) protects patient safety, (2) fosters innovation, and (3) avoids unnecessary regulatory duplication. See Pub. L. No. 112-144 § 618, 126 Stat. 993, 1063 (2012).
Although the ONC Plan is intended only to fill the gap until the anticipated 2015 implementation of the framework mandated by Congress, in many important respects the Plan is itself a regulatory framework. It considers a certification structure, post-market surveillance, and an investigation and incident resolution process, for example. As a regulatory framework (that could very well form the foundation for a lasting structure) the Plan is subject presumably to Congress's FDASIA instruction to foster innovation and avoid regulatory duplication while protecting patients. Our thinking: The Plan should be more explicit about those intertwined imperatives.
Again, from our comments:
Continued innovation is a necessary condition for continued improvement in patient safety… If fostering innovation and avoiding duplicative regulation are not explicit objectives of the ONC Plan, there is a risk that the central objective—continuous improvement of the safety of health IT—will be eventually undermined by insufficient attention to supporting the innovation required to power that continuous improvement.
Congress's recognition of that danger is clearly reflected in the FDASIA. The second two prongs of the three-part mandate for a risk-based framework stand essentially as a Hippocratic Oath for would-be HIT regulators: "First, do no harm." We strongly urge that this concept should be integrated more explicitly and fully into the ONC Plan.
The athenahealth Commitment
athenahealth is deeply committed to patient safety. We strive every day to be our clients' most trusted service, a status we cannot hope to maintain without unflagging dedication to safety and continuous improvement. And, of course, we have first-hand interest, as we and our families are often patients ourselves.
That is why we have an athenahealth team dedicated 100% to patient safety. It is why we are actively involved in a patient safety collaboration under the auspices of the respected Bipartisan Policy Center (stay tuned for more on that soon). It is why we have committed publicly to affiliate with a Patient Safety Organization within a year.
While we strongly believe that our services significantly enhance patient safety—a belief that finds ample support in the ONC Plan—we strive always to improve that safety and recognize that, in a dynamic system, the impossibility of perfection maintains constant room for improvement.
The ONC Plan represents a good first step toward the much-needed goal of measuring the patient safety risks and benefits of HIT. Greater focus on that objective, and on the crucial need to foster innovation while mitigating risk, will ensure that the next steps taken are the "proper" ones.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the historical sculptor(s). For the mythological figure, see Antenor (mythology). For other uses, see Antenor (disambiguation).
Antenor (Greek: Ἀντήνωρ, Antḗnōr; fl. c. 540 – c. 500 BC)[1] was an Athenian sculptor. He is recorded as the creator of the joint statues of the tyrannicides Harmodius and Aristogeiton funded by the Athenians on the expulsion of Hippias.[2][3] These statues were carried away to Susa by Xerxes I of Persia during the Greco-Persian Wars.[4] Archaeologists have also established that a basis signed by "Antenor son of Eumares" belonged to a set of female figures in an archaic style which were displayed in the acropolis.[3] The sculptor of the Harmodius and Aristogeiton is usually listed as the son of Euphranor.[4]
See also[edit]
- "Antenor", Encyclopædia Britannica, 9th ed., Vol. II, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1878, p. 102.
- "Antenor", Encyclopædia Britannica, 11th ed., Vol. II, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1911, p. 92.
- "Antenor", New Encyclopædia Britannica, 15th ed., Vol. I, Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica Inc., 1992, p. 441.
- Gardner, E.A., Handbook of Greek Sculpture, Vol. I.


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My touchpad looks like this:
The usual touchpad with special scrolling sections (H, V).Code:______________ | | | | | | |________| V | | | |______H_____|
Using xev my touchpad is mapped as following:
Left Click: 1
Right Click: 3
Left + Right Click: 2
Scroll Down: 5
Scroll Up: 4
Scroll Left: 6
Scroll Right: 7
Tapping the scrollling section in different parts results in different buttons.
Vertical Scroll:
Very top: 2
Between top and bottom: 1
Very bottom: 3
Horizontal Scroll:
No events are fired.
Usually when using my laptop, i only scroll using the very top of the scroll section, this results me in pasting random stuff all time time.
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LUBBOCK - In a one-game playoff, the slightest of mistakes can cost a team its season, and Thursday night, the Greenwood Rangerettes (14-14) learned that lesson the hard way.
The Perryton Rangerettes (14-10) took advantage of Greenwood's four errors and four walks to claim a 7-5 victory in the Region I-3A semifinals here at Lady Plainsmen Field.
"Basically pitching and defense got us to where we are, and we just didn't do that today," Greenwood head coach Ken Ferguson said.
Perryton batted around in the fifth inning to turn a 2-1 deficit into a 7-2 lead. A walk allowed by Greenwood pitcher Megan Chase and consecutive singles loaded the bases for Perryton before Texas Tech signee Tessa Powell ripped a two-out double off the left-field fence to give Perryton a 3-2 lead.
"It was right where I like it, and I just hit it," Powell said.
Designated hitter Janell Appelhans then ripped a two-run double off the glove of diving third baseman Veronica Carruth to up the Perryton lead to 5-2. Chase's walk to begin the inning was her fourth of the game, with each coming in consecutive innings leading up to the fifth.
"That's not like her," Ferguson said. "She's done a great job for us."
Greenwood actually caught a break in the third inning when consecutive throwing errors after a two-out single by Holly Yeary were nullified when an errant throw hit a piece of the Perryton catching equipment.
Perryton's Jackie McCallie advanced to second on the single and moved to third when leftfielder Kim Smith's throw to second flew through the infield all the way to the fence along the first baseline. McCallie then appeared to score when the throw back into the infield got past catcher Alexis Vigil, but the umpire ruled her out after the ball struck equipment within the field of play.
"That call and another call at first base may have demoralized our girls for a little bit, but I'm real proud of how they got over it and waited for their chance to come back," Perryton head coach Rusty Thomas said."This is only our third year as a sanctioned UIL program, so this win is huge for our program."
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This review is from: Crucial M500 240GB Mini-SATA (mSATA) MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) CT240M500SSD3
Pros: None
Cons: Died after 5 days. I would pass on Crucial. I read more on them and they are so-so. Look at Samsung or Plextor. A little more expensive but seem more reliable according to reviews.
Other Thoughts: Understanding it's always possible to get hold of a product that may have problems, I usually don't write reviews until I receive a replacement to see if the problems are across the board. No can do this time. Won't be receiving a replacement do to my error. Just an FYI so you won't lose money, save all packaging until the Newegg 30 day return runs out. I can't RMA this dead drive because the plastic packaging it came in missing. I thing it's silly as hell that all packaging must be present. I guess they are going to reshelf this for others.Save everything.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Seagate 600 Series 2.5" 240GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) ST240HM000
Pros: I use to be a big Seagate backer until I had several relatively new regular HHDs die for no reason over the last year. They may have brought me back to their products with this SSD.
First, you have to like the size of SSDs compared to the typical hard drives. In my computer case, I can attach two SSDs for every hard drive sliding mechanism. That frees up space and allows for more airflow from my case's front fans. Had no problems installing this SSD into my system and BIOS picked it right up. After configuring it in disk management, it was up and running without any problems on my ASUS P8P67 Deluxe MB and with Win 7 Pro.
I ran a few tests and no since in posting numbers the average use will deem as confusing. Let's say SSDs are quite a bit faster than the typical hard drive that most users have. My primary hard drive is a Western Digital Black 6G (SATA III) 1TB drive. I ran a read and write test on both my primary drive and the Seagate SSD. Read and write is what it is; how fast the data on the drive can be read and how fast data can be written to the drive. Below is the collected data:
Drive Read Write
WD Black 117.05 105.75
Seagate SSD 509.23 433.10
This data is listed as megabytes per second. As you can see, the speed is considerable. I copied the complete data of about 25GB worth of data from my other WD hard drive to the Seagate SSD. From start to finish, it took about 3.5 minutes. Copying the same data from my WD Blue hard drive to my WD Black HD took over three times longer of about 10 minutes.
This isn't bad for a starter SSD. There are better ones out there at higher prices.
Cons: No real cons.
Other Thoughts: If one is looking at purchasing a SSD as their primary hard drive for their operating system, be aware you would need to allocate probably 2/3 of a 250GB SSD towards Windows and its space requirements. My primary drive/partition I've allocated for Windows, space requirements, and future space requirements was 200GB. Currently my drive C has taken up about 110GB of that space. You may not get a whole lot of extra room for programs and such once Windows starts taking claim to space; however, the SSD will load Windows much faster than a typical hard drive.
When looking for an SSD, ensure that your motherboard will support SATAIII/6G. It is compatible with SATAII/3G but you won't get the speeds that these are built for.
Also be aware that SSDs have a life span. Meaning, all SSDs will die eventually due to excessive numbers of reads/writes. That's one of the pros that typical hard drives have over SSDs. That's why an SSD for your operation system is a very good option over having one for programs that are used often. Think of it this way, once your operating system is loaded there isn't much reading/writing after that. However, word programs and games are reading/writing constantly while they are being used and processed. This takes away from the SSD's life expectancy. If you backup regularly, then SSDs are the way to go and this SSD is a good choice on a budget. Personally, I'll be looking at grabbing a 500GB SSD for all of my programs. One SSD for my operating system and one for all my programs. In my opinion, keeping the OS and programs separated makes life easier. The OS SSD should have a longer life as it would be used less. One would get the speed on OS load and increased speeds using programs. That being said as one of my professors many moons ago always stressed; backup, backup, backup. Seagate's SSD is a great start to increased speed.
Last thought is cooling. One may think that since SSDs are small and have no moving parts, there has to be less heat. Well, that isn't the case. If anything, they can create more heat than a typical hard drive. Proper cooling is a must.
This review is from: WD TV Play Media Player WDBMBA0000NBK-HESN
Pros: The device is very easy to setup. All setup option are easy to understand. There are two options for connection; HDMI or RCA plugs. I used a HDMI cable and the video was excellent watching Netflix. This is 1080p with HD audio at a decent price.
There is also a port for USB connection for either keyboards, thumb drives, or storage devices to stream, listen to music, or view personal pictures.
There are quite a few Apps that come with this box. I have an App ready TV and Blue-ray in my living room and both combined do not have as many Apps this box has. Apps include movie Apps such as Netflix, Hulu, and Vudu to name a few. As for social Apps; Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter. Music Apps include Pandora and radio station Apps. Just too many to list.
You can also turn your Smartphone into a remote with the WD remote App.
Cons: Not a real con but causes me to take a half egg and no more, unable to add additional Apps. But considering this is could be seen as the basic model, what more could one really ask for.
Other Thoughts: This is definitely a plus for TV's that only have regular TV programs and no App options.
Also, when looking through the reviews and seeing the negative ones. Understand there are some that have no clue what a review is all about. All they want to do is vent due to poor selection.
As stated, this box is considered the basic model of the WD series. Of course, it will be limited in what it brings to the game. If it had everything, then it wouldn't be at a low price. As a few have seemed to do, they have compared this box to the WD TV Live boxes and then gave this a poor rating. That's like comparing a Pentium 4 processor to the i5 processor and then giving the P4 a bad rating because it doesn't stack up. Of course it doesn't but it does what it was meant to do as the WD TV Play does. If you are looking for a box that offers more then by all means upgrade.


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Information capacity of adaptive MIMO OFDM wireless communication systems
Eneh, T., Rapajic, P., Anang, K., Bakalis, P. and Bello, L. (2012) Information capacity of adaptive MIMO OFDM wireless communication systems. In: Adaptive Science and Technology (ICAST). Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Piscataway, NJ, USA, pp. 157-164. ISBN 978-1-4673-0758-1 (doi:10.1109/ICASTech.2011.6145168)Full text not available from this repository.
In this paper, the mathematical analysis supported by computer simulation is used to find the information capacity of adaptive MIMO OFDM in digital communication systems. Result shows that in additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel, the capacity performance of Least mean square (LMS) is poor while the recursive least square (RLS) shows an increase in capacity as the SNR increases. The joint channel parameters estimation in adaptive MIMO OFDM shows a 2dB SNR gain at BER of 10-5 when compared to individual parameter estimation.
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The Order 1886 Preview - Steam Powered
Written Tuesday, February 18, 2014 By John Robertson
Surprising and exciting the world with a third-person shooter is not as easy as it used to be. The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 era kept us very well fed, stuffed even, with a genre that boasts such quality examples as Gears of War, Vanquish, Uncharted and Dead Space. Given these lofty benchmarks, today's expected level of quality is high for any game bearing the slightest resemblance to a third-person shooter.
Developer Ready At Dawn is well aware of this, of course. Rather than simply trying to make The Order 1886's gunplay better than that of its peers or its characters' all-important movement more deliberate and 'weighty', the California-based studio is approaching every element through the eyes of a 'cinematic experience'. From the visuals to the story, and from cut-scenes to characters, there's a sharp focus on having everything attain a filmic presence.
Events themselves take place in an alternate version of London circa-1886, a time and place the design team have crafted in a way so as to be as photogenic as possible. Buildings are rugged and provocatively decayed, creating a strong sense of a London that is primarily a city of the have-nots. Dotted around its skies are eccentric airships that hint at the wealth of a few, while on the ground are steam-era inspired carriages and people decked out in hip-but-still-kinda-Victorian dress.
The city is home to a human population that is struggling in a war against mutants - humanity having split into two separate genetic pools some time well before the game's events. In this war it's 'The Order', a special forces group tasked with protecting humanity against the power of the mutants, that represent's the frontline in the battle against mutants. However, not all of humanity is taken with this particular special force and a rebellion is in full swing thanks to what the underclass of London sees as The Order's desire to protect only the rich.
Everything, from cut-scenes to gameplay, is depicted through a cinema-style camera that makes heavy and prolonged use of different focus lengths, blurred pans and incredibly high-contrast lighting. Clearly, there has been a concerted effort to move away from the crisp-and-sharp look of most games and towards something that could be described as exaggerated realism.
We're only shown a demo that lasts around 20 minutes, but that's long enough to grasp the grittier tone that Ready At Dawn is trying to achieve. This is a world underpinned by painful conflict and the visuals are designed to portray that.
Cut-scenes have a degree of interactivity to them and we're shown two examples to highlight that approach. One involves protagonist Galahad looking over the grey-brown streets of London in an attempt to locate worthwhile houses to search for anyone with knowledge of where the leaders of the rebellion might be hiding. In his hand is a minocular (read: mini-telescope) which you get to control whenever he lifts it to his face. You can use this to take in the cityscape as you see fit, but eventually you have to focus on the 'right' places to trigger the scene to conclude and the game to continue.
This is not an open-world game in any sense. The idea is to provide a structured and linear experience, albeit one in which you're given room to interact during moments that would otherwise be entirely passive.
The second example of an 'interactive cut-scene' takes the form of a QTE whereby Galahad fights it out with a member of the rebellion. Here you're asked to press a given button at a given time to have Galahad block, attack and dodge. There are times when you can pick between two input options, each one taking you down a path that has the scene play out in a different way.
However, again, this is a linear story, and the path you take doesn't impact the overall direction of the narrative.
Gunplay is more standard fare, with moving between different points of cover to engage different enemies being the order of the day. Our battle takes place on the ground floor of a destroyed building, inside a long corridor punctuated by low walls that act as protection from enemy fire originating from the far end.
These human enemies take only a few successful hits to kill, although it has been hinted at that mutants are much more capable of absorbing damage. Galahad has a trio of weapons available to him at this point in the game, each with their own range and special abilities.
A Combo Gun fills the position of 'standard equipment', effective at medium range and also packing a concussive blast that temporarily stuns nearby enemies. The Arc Gun is a sniper rifle of sorts, only this one fires a beam of electrical energy and is very much of futuristic design. Additionally, the Thermite Rifle harms enemies across a wide area by launching a cloud of what is essentially napalm.
The weapons, perhaps more than anything else, embody The Order 1886's desire to instil an otherworldly-ness within its version of London - the onset of the industrial age resulting in the weird and the powerful becoming a normal part of everyday life. For those that can afford it, at least.
It will surely be the variety of both weapons and opponents that ultimately decides how worthwhile and engaging The Order 1886's combat is. The sole combat scene we're shown lasts for only a few minutes before the next cut-scene kicks in, so it will be interesting to see - in a game that is eager to promote its 'cinematic' qualities - just how much freedom and time you're given to explore this side of the experience.
As a PlayStation 4 exclusive, Sony is surely hoping that The Order 1886 becomes another jewel in its publishing crown. It's impossible to say, from such a short demo, to just what degree Ready At Dawn is on target to attain such status.
What is possible to say is that the idea and visual quality of The Order 1886 means it certainly has the potential to achieve such a thing. It will all depend on just how good the gunplay and interactions are though. A cinematic experience can be a grand and great thing, but such games tend to live and die by how well they manage to combine narrative intent with gameplay.
The Order 1886 is slated for release sometime in 2014.


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Casino would be a drain
The Gazette Opinion Staff
Mar 28, 2014 at 11:43 am | Print View
After 30-40 years of a rather "dead zone," the downtown continues to come alive: night spots, live music, nice restaurants and bars, shops, art, beautiful lights, theaters, and festivals.
While I'm not opposed to gambling, I oppose to a casino in Cedar Rapids or Linn County for that matter. I guess if the backers of the casino would agree to not have any restaurants, bars, live music, clothing shops, or any other kind of business that would take away from the downtown area, then go ahead and build it.
With the exception of construction jobs and the jobs to run the place once it opens, I believe it would be a drain on the little guys striving to keep their businesses open in the beautiful downtown area.
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