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According to IMDb, John La Tier's The Tell-Tale Heart will see its North American release on October 15, 2013. Keep in mind that this has not been confirmed by official sources as of it so take it with a grain of salt. But fingers crossed we'll see the film this year!
In other movie related news, the Chris Ekstein directed Last of the Duanes has been renamed Rise of the Lonestar Ranger and it will open March 6, 2014 in USA.
Last but not least, Rose's Once Upon a Time episode, titled The Miller's Daughter, will air on March 6, 2013 on ABC!
Exciting times ahead for McGowaniacs!
Rose McGowan recently went platinum blonde for the first time ever, and to complete her hair makeover, she really needed to commit.
"All told, it took about 27 hours," McGowan told InStyle.com at the Humane Society of the United States' To The Rescue! New York benefit. "The first day alone was 14 hours," The dye job was done by celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham—much loved by stars like Natalie Portman, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Drew Barrymore—and was inspired by Michelle Pfeiffer's iconic locks in Scarface.
"I've just been in a little bit of a rebellious mood, what can I say?" McGowan said of her decision. "It was a big transition." Indeed!
Source: InStyle
ABC's Once Upon a Time regularly goes back in time to Storybrook residents' former lives in fairytale land. Now the show will jump even further back in the past with an origin episode that will explore the backstory of Regina's own Evil Queen's evil mom. According to Deadline, Rose McGowan has been tapped to guest star as a younger version of the evil mom Cora (Barbara Hershey) in a flashback.
The origin episode will air next year.
Platinum blonde beauty Rose McGowan and her boyfriend Davey Detail attended the Humane Society of the United States Presents To The Rescue! Gala in New York City on Tuesday. Rose wore a gorgeous tight black and cream off the shoulder gown for the event and slipped into a lacy top and leather trousers for the after party.
Rose also attended Charity Meets Fashion Holiday Celebration Honoring The World's Children event on December 18.
Photos from both events are now available in the gallery for your viewing pleasure.
– Public Events: The Humane Society of the United States Presents To The Rescue! Gala>
– Public Events: Charity Meets Fashion Holiday Celebration Honoring The World's Children>
Rose appeared on The Doctors earlier today to spread word about pulmonary fibrosis. Be sure to watch the video right below!
Actress Rose McGowan has had a long and successful career on both the small screen and the silver screen, but her biggest and most challenging role now is finding a cure for pulmonary fibrosis, a disease that claimed the life of her father. Pulmonary fibrosis (PF) is an often-terminal scarring of the lungs that obstructs the flow of oxygen to the brain and other vital organs. With no known cause and no cure, Rose is now an ambassador for the Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis (CPF), and is raising worldwide awareness of the deadly disease.
The Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis announced today that Rose McGowan will be a guest on Friday, December 14th on CBS TV's The Doctors. She will share her tragic personal story of how she watched her father suffer and die from the incurable lung disease, Pulmonary Fibrosis (PF) and help raise awareness of the disease that kills as many Americans as breast cancer each year.
To view local TV listings for the show, visit: The Doctors website.
"Pulmonary Fibrosis is a horrible, horrible way to go," said Rose. "It makes me quite angry that not a lot of people know about it. I want to help change that."
No need to find a secret spell on how to kiss Rose McGowan: The former Charmed star will tell you what she likes – and what she doesn't.
"Don't be sloppy!" McGowan, 39, tells PEOPLE. "That's the worst. You could find the hottest guy on the planet and if he's a bad kisser, it just doesn't work."
The actress hosted Cosmopolitan and Maybeline's Kisses for the Troops event on Monday in New York City and spilled the beans on what she considers to be a sexy smooch.
"I like the man to be medium aggressive, not somebody who's going to shove his tongue down your throat," she says. "That's not sexy."
The gallery has been updated with 1,500+ Blu-ray screencaptures of Rose McGowan as Dr. Sonny Blake in Rosewood Lane (2011). Although not my favorite Rose film by any means, I do think it marks one of her more mature performances along with The Pastor's Wife and hence makes me even more excited to see what the actress has in store for us next!
Don't forget to pick up your copy of Rosewood Lane if you're in North America as it is available on both Blu-ray and DVD.
Many thanks to Dale for his helping in sorting out the screencaptures!
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Rose McGowan, best known for her wicked roles in Jawbreaker, Scream, Charmed, Grindhouse, and, most recently, Conan the Barbarian, has a lot of gay pride. The actress claims that she makes even her gay friends seem not as gay when she's around and campaigned against Proposition 8, which sought to ban same sex marriage in the state of California.
Up next, the 39 year old actress will star in the spooky The Tell Tale Heart, based on Edgar Allan Poe's story. McGowan was tight-lipped about details of her return to television this fall for a new series on ABC.
Fresh off a plane, McGowan granted Watermark an exclusive interview before her appearance at Spooky Empire – The Ultimate Horror Weekend in Orlando.
Tell me about what you'll be doing at Spooky Empire in Orlando this weekend.
I'll be there promoting Scream, Charmed, and Grindhouse.
Is this your first time doing one of these?
Yes. It's fun to be able to meet people one on one. Generally, you're kept back from people, so this will be a completely different experience to see the people that are your fans. It's special.
I have to warn you though; you're going to encounter quite a few gay nerds.
That's ok. They're my favorite! If you have to be a nerd, you might as well be gay. It'll just make me happier.
Apologies for the delay in updates, guys. October went by in a whirl for me so here's a bit of a catch up of what Rose was up to, events wise, last month.
As per McGowan tradition, Rose dressed up to the nines on Halloween and headed to the Hollywood Forever Cemetery Halloween Party on Wednesday (October 31). This year she was a majorette dancer – and wow, what an awesome costume it was!
On October 11, Rose and boyfriend Davey Detail attended the amfAR 3rd Annual Inspiration Gala in Hollywood. I love her look here; her freshly cut bangs, sequin blazer, red flower, shorts, black tights, killer shoes, Piaget rose earrings and ring. Some awesome accessorising right there!
Rose also attended the 2012 Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic at Will Rogers State Historic Park on October 6 in Pacific Palisades, California. Rose wore a Philip Lim jumpsuit, Brian Atwood shoes and a Bruno Magli clutch. "The only image I have in my head when I think of polo is Pretty Woman," Rose told The Wallstreet Journal. "I wanted to change that."
Photos from all of the aforementioned events have now been added to the gallery.
– Public Events: Forever Hollywood Cemetery Halloween Party
– Public Events: amfAR 3rd Annual Inspiration Gala
– Public Events: 3rd Annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic

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The latest jobs figures show that the persistent warnings against austerity by Paul Krugman, Joseph Stiglitz and other top economists continue to come true with Cassandra-like vengeance. Hopes of recovery aroused by winter bumps in private hiring have been dashed again. This seems to have happened every summer since the 2008 crash.
Private sector revised job figures show an average of less than 90,000 per month since January - less than what is needed to accommodate increases in the workforce. Unemployment officially inched back up to 8.2 percent.
Workforce participation rates are still at all time lows. Statistical anomalies created by the warm weather induced error into earlier reports; reduced exports and a slowdown in manufacturing aggravated it. Uncertainty about Europe and gasoline did not help and constitute a grave risk for U.S. markets, according to the latest statements from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.
Result? The underlying horror story of mass unemployment and underemployment, public layoffs and assaults on economic, labor and civil rights, on vital services, on health and education continues to unfold. Extremist agitation on the ultra-right, an anti-science movement, racism and nativist groups all threaten a heightened atmosphere of violence, intimidation and repression.
If Republicans, with complacency from Blue Dog Democrats, take the White House and/or the Senate in November, the situation will become a lot worse.
Do not forget the repressive consequences of the 1968 Nixon victory over a divided Democratic Party. The defeat of the recall of anti-labor Governor Scott Walker in Wisconsin will embolden the right further. The vote was close, however, and on the plus side two of the recalled Wisconsin state senators who helped gut Wisconsin workers' rights to collectively bargain stayed recalled and Democrats took control of the state senate.
But the right-wing aim to divide and conquer was pervasive. They aimed to exploit any possible difference between private sector workers and public workers, people with and people without pensions, people in the cities and people in rural areas, people in unions and people not in unions and even between firefighters and police on the one hand and the rest of the public workers on the other. These divisions and a Democratic Party in Wisconsin not fully agreeing to focus on what triggered the recall in the first place - the attack on collective bargaining rights - resulted in a situation where Walker was able to define the main issue not as his attempt to kill unions but as whether it was fair or unfair to overturn his election before he had a chance to complete his first term. While the right-wing spendfest sharpened the message of the Republicans it made some Democrats wary of taking the kind of strong stands needed to move working people suffering during the current economic crisis.
Such divisions among Democrats and a potential wave of bad economic news can combine to threaten President Obama's reelection. A month ago Romney and his fawning pledges to the lunatic, fascist currents in the Republican Party made him more of a joke than a serious candidate. But no more.
Labor and progressive forces must double-down on unity to prevent a national Walker-like regime from seizing power. The basis of that unity is partially revealed in the Krugman and Stiglitz books: understand the "paradox of thrift" - if an individual is in debt, they must cut expenses, but if a government - meaning ALL of us - is in debt, in a depression, cutting expenses, which means cutting more jobs, only get you deeper in debt, and deeper in depression.
Many private sector workers - 25 percent of Wisconsin union members, according to the Hart research poll, bought into the false arguments of the Walker campaign: "Why should I be recalled for asking 'big labor' to chip in their pensions when you don't have one?" Krugman calls this misunderstanding the paradox of thrift on a social scale where each of our incomes is someone else's spending.
That's because he still buys into the standard macroeconomic model of a classless "economic actor." What makes sense for the capitalist - (like expanding private vs. public wealth) - impoverishes workers. Cutting your fellow worker's pension makes the one you lost even harder to recover. Krugman actually voiced the hope that the banker-political class in the EU and the U.S. would "see the light" more clearly as catastrophe approaches -- much as the mind of a man condemned to hang becomes focused. But there is not much historical evidence of that happening until revolution is at the gates.
The dangers of this moment remind me of the price paid in Nixon's rule after defeat of the divided Democrats in 1968: repression, murders and provocations dramatically escalated against civil rights and anti-war movement leaders.
Today the right wing's Achilles' heel is that it has no solution to the depression. Its economic program - like Romney's - is a fraud. In a nutshell: lay off more people, cut taxes for the rich. This coarse and foul message is usually wrapped in ice cream wedge-issue flavors: same-sex marriage haters, birthers and racists, anti-choice fanatics, immigrant haters, etc.
Both Krugman and Stiglitz give a vigorous standard Keynesian remedy to the depression - a new stimulus and broad-based public employment, regulatory and investment intervention, double to triple the size of the original Obama $700 billion stimulus bill. But both the liberal and reactionary capitalist forces and most of the current political classes are ignoring Krugman and Stiglitz.
We may not be spared our own version of the Greek dilemma, and the ideological drama playing out there in an even higher level of intensity. Consider: Congress is completely nullified against any action until after the election - if Republican commitments stay on course. Wall street has reversed its 2008 eight to five support for Obama over McCain - now its two to one or more, counting super PACS, against Obama.
Every Republican governor is trying to do to the African-American and Latino vote what Walker has done to labor rights in Wisconsin: repress and suppress it by any means necessary. Defense is more divided this time, but energy and ag-biz and real estate are all Romney, and are pledging a billion dollar fund to defeat Obama.
High tech and entertainment is for Obama, although entertainment is reported by OpenSecrets to be slipping. Overall fundraising is still in favor of Obama, but Romney is gaining, and that does not count super PACs.
Re-electing Obama is not sufficient to bring economic recovery or even relief to our people. Only a different class configuration in political power can do necessary minimum reforms to give us a chance. But re-electing Obama is absolutely essential. Now is not the time for hand washing the complexities and tactics away - or failing to triage the most critical questions from those that are less critical. We cannot win everything at once!


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How has this resort rated in the past?
- Non-smoking hotel
- High-speed internet in room
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- Breakfast Available
- Swimming pool
- Wireless internet connection in room (free)
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Perfect Family Vacation AAA+++
From the moment we arrived, all 18 of us, to the day we checked out, this was the BEST condo/suite vacation our family ever had. Our party occupied 4 - 2 bedroom suites, all overlooking the pool, which was just a 30 second walk away. The staff was friendly and always willing to please. We had 7 kids with us, 3 of them needed cribs or playpens to sleep in and the maintance guys brought them in within minutes of us walking through the door. One of the guys even help me fix our stroller, and leant me some tools. Nice guy.
Don't expct a HUGE resort with hundereds of room, this is one of those small cozy places with about 9 buildings, 8 units in each building. Perfect size for those looking for a quite get a way.
Pool was always clean. Grounds were beautiful, and green. Pool and game room was available to us, and we very well kept. Also, VERY important!! for those of you traveling with a Laptop, there is a great wirless connect available in the comfortable lobby, and that single extends out to the outside patio. You can get you email at anytime of the day, without any hassles. This was a major plus for us, who work on the road.
I could only find one place were they still had hurricane damage and that was a drain pipe on building #2, very minor.
Kareoke night was fun, and they offered free snacks and drinks to all guests.
Minutes away from the Main Disney gate and all other attractions.
All major stores like Wal-mart, Target, CVS, etc are right down the street.
Along with a wide selection of resturants and service business.
The rooms were huge, clean and fully stock with what ever we needed to cook meals in the room OR on grills located next to the pool area.
I would definatly stay here again, with my family whether is was just my wife and 3 kids or all the cousins, that made up our large party.
Tony- in Rhode Island
Great Time
Stayed at the resort for March Break 2005. Work is currently underway at the resort to repair Hurricane damage, however all the facilities are available for use. They have two pools and three hot tubs; tennis courts, shuffle board and a basketball hoop. Upgrades to the resort are underway. Units now have new furniture. Staff are extremely courteous and friendly. We had a couple of minor problems with our unit. Within 10 minutes of our call maintenance was at the door to repair the item. We stayed in a two bedroom unit. Kitchen was well equipped. TVs in both bedrooms and in the living room. Bathroom in the master bedroom is huge, includes a whirlpool tub; ample towels in both bathrooms. Unit was very clean. The entire resort is very well maintained. Resort is approximately 2.5 miles (4 Km) from Disney. Quick access to SeaWorld (8 minute drive) and Universal (15 min drive). About 25 minutes to Orlando International Airport. I have stayed at other resorts in the Orlando area, and this was the best.
Perfect week for the family
This spot is great unless you want to be living in the lap of luxury surrounded by hundreds or thousands of other guests. Polynesian Isles is just off Rt 192 and convenient to everything but secluded enough to get away from it all. It is small enough to feel safe and large enough to have everything that you need. We have stayed here 4 years and keep coming back. It would probably be a four star (not 5 star) facility...but we love it!
Sunterra okay
Not a bad place to stay. Clean and general amenities provided. Not over-the-top. I am a owner whose company was taken over by Sunterra. Would not recommend for anyone to buy with this company. Horrible customer service and can never get through. Other timeshare companies better. But okay to exchange and stay. Easy to get to and from activities.
Polynesian paradise
Just returned from Polynesian Isles resort last Saturday and cannot commend it highly enough - staff all very friendly and helpful. The resort was kept very clean and the apartment very spacious and fully equipped. The resort was never very busy although it was fully booked at this time but it helped to make our stay very enjoyable and would certainly return in the future.
I loved this place.
We stayed here May 2003. We had a 2 bedroom 2 bath unit on the ground floor. I found this resort thru my entertainment card and paid $487.00 with tax for the whole week!!! It was beautiful. The masterbedroom has a large whirlpool tub, seperate shower, 2 bedroom has it's own bathroom. Nice size kitchen with everything you could need. The pools are very nice and the grounds are so tropical. The staff is very friendly and helpful and did not push any sales presentation.
Pleasantly Surprised!
This resort was WONDERFUL!! We usually stay at the Orange Lake Resort and Country Club and we unable to get a room for the week of our planned vacation. You are always skeptical of trying something new and not being sure of what you're going to get. We were very happy when we arrived and checked in to this resort!! The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was fantastic! Very clean and spacious! The screened in porch was nice. The kitchen was a little small (bumping elbows), but it had everything you could possibly need on vacation. We had a 2 bedroom. We opted for the queen bed instead of the 2 twins in the 2nd bedroom. And they provided us with a fold away crib for our little one.
The grounds were beautiful. Small and quaint resort with a very comfortable feeling. Great pools and great tennis courts! They even have racquets and balls that you can use! We had a very enjoyable time and would highly recommend this place to anyone! We will be staying here again!
Sunterra Resorts Polynesian Isles loved it
Stayed at Sunterra Resorts Polynesian Isles Nov.2,2003 till Nov. 7th.
Resort was well kept and groomed. Pools were a little small but very clean, 1 heated 1 not. 4 or 5 Hot tubs on on premises, 2 by pools and 2 0r 3 situated between the buildings. Not very crowded and plenty of parking. Rooms were big and a very nice screened in balcony. Rooms were very clean (had 2 bedroom condo) and washer/dryer in closet, all appliances worked. Very nice dining room with table fully dressed for diner. All dishes, bowls, silverware,tosater,coffeemaker etc. included in full kitchen. 5 min. from the House of Mouse (Disney). Had an ant problem, bedroom was sprayed but this Florida and you'll get a few insects. Rooms were ultra clean so no roaches or other nasties. Would recommend to anyone!!!
Terrific place, great deal
(Not the Disney resort)This place is part time-share, but also available to anyone for 1 or more nights. We got a great deal: $99/night. The grounds are lovely -- big tropical trees, shady paths, picnic tables and grills for all to use -- with 2 big pools and at least 4 hot tubs tucked away between the buildings. We had an apartment with two bedrooms and a pull-out sofa, so the 5 of us stayed very comfortably. The full kitchen was well equipped with utensils, dishes and appliances, and the 2 bathrooms were large and sparkling clean (the master bath was very luxurious, with multiple shower heads). The decor was a bit Floridaian-condo for my taste, but very nice. What a treat to arrive at your hotel to find a the table set for dinner with cloth napkins (even if they are pink)! We were invited to attend a sales pitch (a $50 gift certificate, I think for a theme park, was offered), but declined and were not overly pressured. Minutes from Busch Gardens (no shuttle transportation, but the drive was very easy), several other parks, and hundreds of restaurants and so forth. I recommend this place highly!
A Great Time at the Polynesian
We just got back from a week's stay at the resort. Everyone there was great to work with and the resort was very enjoyable.
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Sure, that District 3-5A title was nice. No doubt, producing an undefeated season was no easy task. Coming up with the first 12-0 season in 51 years at Amarillo High is something the Sandies players can tell their grand kids.
But for Amarillo High, today is all about leaping a hurdle few give the unbeaten and underdog Sandies a chance to clear.
"Practice hasn't been totally different this week, it's just more intense," said AHS defensive lineman John Robert Haliburton. "Everybody is going all out on every play, just trying to get ready for what we've got ahead."
The eighth-ranked Sandies (12-0) step into the Gopher Bowl at 1 p.m. this afternoon to meet the South Grand Prairie Warriors (11-1) in this Class 5A Division II regional meeting.
The Collier-Sharp Report has posted South Grand Prairie as a 16-point favorite.
This is a re-match of last year's Region I Division II final. SGP showed its big-play offense to AHS at Dick Bivins Stadium, coming away a 38-20 winner.
Although SGP's dynamic receiving duo of B.J. Johnson and Gavin Boothe, along with running back Gideon Leonard, produced touchdowns last year and return today, Sandie coach Larry Dippel said this is not about pay backs.
"Our kids are working hard and are ready to play," Dippel said. "I'm not sure you can say they have been looking forward to this game (all year long) because it has never been issue.
"What is happening in this game is they know this is a really outstanding football team. This is the biggest challenge that they have faced this year."
Dippel isn't blowing smoke.
SGP has earned its reputation.
The Warriors offense has outscored opponents 432-187 and feature a 2,000-yard passer in Ricky Martinez, Johnson's 1,343 pass receiving yards, and the 1,050 rushing yards of Leonard.
Johnson, considered one of the top recruits in the nation as a wide receiver, tends to bring double and triple teams his way because of his 24.9 yards per catch average.
Yet, Dippel said it's the Warriors rushing game that must be halted.
SGP pounded Leonard at Arlington Lamar during its 21-7 area win over DeSoto last week.
"We believe we have to stop the run," Dippel said. "Then thing that scares you about them, or thing of big concern, is their ability to make the big plays in throwing the game. That's what makes them so tough to defend."
Speaking of defending, Amarillo High has built its first 12-0 season since 1948 around a swarming defense.
The Sandies yielded less than 702 rushing yards over the regular season and seven points per game. Last week, the Sandies first team defense pretty much shutout El Paso Eastwood in a 37-16 area game. AHS led 37-0 early in the second half and Dippel played several substitutes.
"We know what we are going up against," Haliburton said. "We are going up against a great team that likes to run. We know that. You can see that on film.
"Up front we have to stop them on the run. And then we are counting on the corners and the safeties to cover."
Dippel is also counting on the Sandies offense to control the ball and keep South Grand Prairie's offense on the sidelines.
AHS has produced 70 points in playoff wins over Abilene Cooper (33-30) and Eastwood.
The Sandies are led by senior quarterback Chris Neilson who has thrown for 1,388 yards and 16 touchdowns. Neilson favorite two targets are wide receivers Bret Womble (32 catches for 569 yards) and Brad Ingram (28-395), while tight end Cole Campbell is coming off a two touchdown game against Eastwood.
The Amarillo High running game, while not spectacular, is in good hands with fullback Garrett Glass (850 rushing yards) and halfback Blake Barnes (746 yards, 14 touchdowns).
"We've got to make some first downs," Dippel said. "If we are doing a bunch of three and outs, we are going to be in trouble. We have got get them on the sidelines."
Amarillo High's last two seasons have ended in the third round of the playoffs. Dippel and Haliburton said they would like to see that change today.
"Getting past that third round is part of this challenge against a quality Grand Prairie football team," Dippel said. "The fact to get into that December playing time, this is the game you have to win."
"I know for the past two years, I've had to cut my season short at this third playoff game," Haliburton said. "This year, and I think I can speak for the whole team, but we aren't going to deal with that. ...this year we aren't going to stop. This year we plan on going past this game. Definitely, we know we have to earn it." Steven Line / Globe-NewsBrad Hanson, returning an interception last week, is part of an Amarillo defense expected to receive a stern test today. SANDIES3C1C
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RICHMOND, Calif. — Richmond Police Lt. Mark Gagan told KPIX that a father was charged with a 273 D — child abuse and corporal injury to a child — after following his 9-year-old autistic son onto a school bus and attacking his son's bully last week.
Burnis Hurd's son pointed out an 11-year-old boy who had been bullying him, Gagan told the news outlet. Hurd grabbed the 11-year-old by the hair, raised the child out of his seat, pushed him on the side of the bus, threatened to kill him and used threatening language with other students on the bus, Gagan added. As a result, the boy got a cut on his earlobe and another wound on his cheek. He told the principal, which prompted a call to the police department, district officials told the news outlet.
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Varsity Letter: High school teams show charitable side
The first time I heard about a high school team conducting a cancer fundraiser or awareness event more than a decade ago, I remember thinking what an innovative idea it was.
Fundraisers were nothing new for athletic programs, but many teams had held events simply to defray program costs, buy new uniforms or make a team trip to warmer climates.
Although coaches and players occasionally still support the aforementioned fund drives, team-conducted philanthropic activities have multiplied almost exponentially in recent years. The fundraising trend accelerated with Coaches vs. Cancer games and Pink games that provided money for cancer research and awareness.
However, in today's high school sports world, the cancer fundraiser is just part of the effort. Teams have begun donating money to ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) research, homeless shelters, veterans groups and more.
Many of the causes are personal. If an athlete has lost a family member to an illness or has a family member who is battling a disease, that only intensifies the rest of the team's resolve.
Today's Varsity edition shared the story of the Iroquois girls basketball team, which is one of the area leaders in giving. Led by fifth-year coach Scott McFeely, the Braves have undertaken many charitable efforts and have others planned or ongoing.
Iroquois is just one of many teams that have joined the cause. Other teams during other sports seasons volunteer their time and energy for charities.
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DALLAS (AP) — The federal government said after an inspection at Parkland Memorial Hospital found conditions that were a "serious threat" to patient safety, the public hospital will not be able to participate in the Medicare program without coming up with correction plans.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said in a letter sent to Parkland Tuesday that if it doesn't provide acceptable correction plans by Aug. 20 and complete those plans by Aug. 24, the Dallas County hospital will no longer be part of the Medicare program as of Sept. 2.
"It is rare for the government to take such action," CMS spokesman Bob Moos said Wednesday. "Two Parkland violations relating to infection control and emergency care issues are so serious that they triggered 'immediate jeopardy' status. That is the most severe finding we can have in a hospital, and it requires immediate attention."
He added that each year, only two or three hospitals among more than 400 statewide face such measures.
Parkland officials say they take the allegations seriously and will do what it takes to make sure their Medicare program is not revoked.
"The results are a serious disappointment to Parkland," Dr. John Jay Shannon, Parkland's executive vice president and chief medical officer, told The Associated Press. "We were not anticipating those results and we take them very seriously."
The action comes after a two-week inspection of the hospital last month. The inspection was triggered by the death of a patient in February in the psychiatric emergency room.
The Dallas Morning News has reported that according to a CMS report on the death of George Cornell, the 49-year-old who suffered from schizophrenia and heart problems was restrained before his death without close monitoring by a nurse and without effective training of the technicians who subdued him.
Moos said that results from that investigation showed that a "full survey of the hospital was warranted." He said the specific findings from the hospital inspection won't be publicly released until Parkland has submitted its plans of correction.
Dr. Ron Anderson, Parkland's president and chief executive officer, said that the issue regarding emergency care was one they never would have knowingly violated. He said they were cited for their practice of moving patients with less serious symptoms to their urgent care center upstairs to be screened there.
"They wanted the patients to be screened in the ER, not upstairs," he said.
Shannon said examples violations of infection prevention included staff touching a patient and then touching a surface that other people would come into contact with.
"Part of this is reinforcing the policies that we have," Shannon said.
CMS notes in the letter that since Medicare participation requirements are much the same as those for Medicaid, they will be notifying the state Medicaid officials of the action.
Anderson said that 40 percent of Parkland's funding comes from taxpayers, 16 percent from Medicare and 32 percent from Medicaid.
"Failure to accomplish these goals would result in us losing half of our revenue," Anderson said.
Parkland, a regional center for burns and trauma, is also the main teaching hospital for the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.


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Is it okay to look now?
A painfully brutal college basketball game between UConn and New Hampshire is finally over here at the XL Center.
The post-game theme: A win is a win.
Forget about any style points in a 61-53 victory Thursday in Hartford.
"Our guys didn't perform the way we wanted them to perform, but we found a way to win," coach Kevin Ollie said.
The Huskies, 6-1 overall, never trailed but also never felt comfortable until the final seconds.
Some post-game news, notes and quotes:
-- Sound the party horns.
The Huskies finally out-rebounded an opponent, holding a 43-40 edge.
Sophomore DeAndre Daniels had a career-high 10 rebounds and freshman Omar Calhoun added a career-best eight rebounds. Reserve center Enosch Wolf came off the bench to grab a career-high tying six rebounds.
"At the end of the day, we did out-rebound them, which is a good, positive thing," Ollie said. "But we've just got to shoot better."
UConn finished shooting 36.8 percent from the field, including an icy 31 percent (9-for-29) in the first half.
"We were a little out of it offensively...," Calhoun said. "We were getting frustrated, but we had to stay composed."
-- Sophomore guard Ryan Boatright was the star of the game for the Huskies. He scored a team-high 19 points and kept the Huskies on course during an awful offensive performance. He also added four assists and just one turnover in 36 minutes.
"I love his energy and I love his pull-up game, and I love his pick-and-roll game," Ollie said. "When the offense got a little stagnant, he was able to get in the crack of the defense and make good passes. … He did a good job running the team today."
Boatright went 5-for-10 from the field while the rest of the team converted 16-of-47. He hit 9-of-11 free throws.
"I didn't play great but I played better than I have been," Boatright said. "I feel like my defense could have been better. There were a couple of loose balls I could have got to. I'm glad about the win though."
-- Some ugly facts: The Huskies went 1-for-14 from 3-point range and committed 13 turnovers against a team that didn't pressure them.
-- It's hard to figure out junior Shabazz Napier.
Napier can dominate in stretches and disappear in other stretches.
He mainly disappeared on Thursday, finishing with a season-low five points on 2-for-9 shooting. It was the first time that Napier, who came in averaging a team-best 20.8, fell short of double figures.
"I have no idea," said Ollie when asked about Napier's up and down play. "If I had an answer, a lot of people would be sitting on my coach and I'd be a psychiatrist or something. … I don't know the reason why he got five points."
-- The Huskies need more out of junior forward Tyler Olander, the team's most experienced frontcourt player.
Foul trouble limited Olander to just 16 minutes. He had eight points and four rebounds before fouling out for the third time this season.
"We're going to keep believing him and keep pushing him forward," Ollie said.
-- On the plus side, Calhoun, a freshman guard, continues to improve. He had a solid all-around game with a career-high 16 points along with three steals, two assists, three turnovers and a block in a career-best 38 minutes.
"I do like his improvement," Ollie said. "I kept him in the game along time because he had eight rebounds.
-- Defense remains an anchor for UConn, which limited New Hampshire to just 30.6 percent shooting. It is the sixth time this season an opponent has failed to shoot 40 percent.
"Our defense, they've been giving me effort," Ollie said. "To keep this team to 30 percent for the game is pretty good. We needed them to shoot that bad to win. I do like our defensive effort… Hopefully, we'll get better on offense."
-- UConn improved to 3-0 against America East opponents this year.
-- Former Husky Donyell Marshall attended the game. He's in town to visit UConn with his son, a high school football standout.
-- Up next: UConn plays No. 18 North Carolina State on Tuesday in the Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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