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The United States spends considerable money on health care. Unfortunately, the clinical return on investment has been coming up short for years, according to Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, 2014 Update: How the U.S. Health Care System Compares Internationally, an oft-cited Commonwealth Fund study.
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If you haven't already heard about the negative impact of formulary restrictions on adherence, well here it is. With mixed messages regarding formulary restrictions' impact on patients, a recently published systematic literature review, published by Happe, et al., sought to get to the bottom this.
Next year is a big year for Medicare Advantage plans. In 2015, they will not receive bonuses unless they have a 4-star rating or above. Many health plans are feeling under pressure right now, and may even feel a little disgruntled, as their businesses could really take a hit next year if they fall even slightly below 4.
One way to view this challenge that may take the edge off the pain is that the CMS Five Star Quality Rating System for Medicare Advantage Plans is not just about being able to stay or earn a spot in the Medicare Advantage program. Taking steps to improve ratings can help Medicare Advantage plans and other health plans hoping to enter the program achieve the Triple Aim and move them even closer to getting the business results they really want.
This is my third installment on the Choosing Wisely Campaign from the American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation and Consumer Reports that brings into sharp focus, and in plain English, the things patients and we physicians should question. The Choosing Wisely campaign now includes submissions by more than 60 medical professional societies and organizations. Examples include:
What prompted this update is a new video in the zeitgeist of today, with light music, happily dancing people from seniors to millennials, and scrolling text.
I am hoping to prompt readers of Managed Care to help to take viral this video for the important campaign to reduce unneeded and in some cases harmful medical testing, treatments, and services. A wise choice!
Steven R. Peskin, MD, MBA, FACP, is associate clinical professor of medicine at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey – Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and is governor of the American College of Physicians, New Jersey South.
Uncertainty regarding health insurance exchanges is not going away. Changing enrollment deadlines and newly insured populations have brought challenges to payers and providers. Success will require staying competitive on price, network quality, and access.
One of the more audacious promises of the accountable care organization (ACO) movement is the idea that providers of medical services can play a larger role in improving a population's health. It stems from a notion that health care financing reforms will move the focus of providers from "the tyranny of the office visit" to activities where success will be judged according to improvement in clinical metrics whether a patient visits the office or not. It's the right vision from a health promotion advocate's vantage point because it may serve as a preamble to an era where medical and public health practices and public policies truly intersect. Dartmouth's Jack Wennberg famously observed predictable provider-centric small-area variation in the use of clinical procedures while the Centers for Disease Control and many other public health observers have long shown that ZIP codes have more to do with health than do medical codes. Can the next generation of health reforms reconcile the tension between these loosely related truths?
The title of this post might also read "Don't Mess with Mother Nature"
We have seen remarkable improvements in human health as a direct result of the science that has brought us our antibiotic age with significant reductions in infant mortality, deaths due to bacterial pneumonia, and other serious infections that sometimes led to systemic infection and death.
Fast forward to today, when we may obtain with a prescription many of these powerful germ killers for $4 at WalMart and Target and drug and grocery store chains. Some retailers even give away a prescribed course of antibiotics as a loss leader to entice the customer to enter that store.
The liberal (excessive, really) use of antibiotics in the United States and much of the rest of the world is having profound unintended negative consequences.
Three days of a severe headache that would not respond to the ibuprofen, naproxen, or acetaminophen. "I never get headaches" is what I said multiple times to my wife and to colleagues. The morning of day three, a rash started to appear on my forehead, in the left eyebrow, in the scalp, with swelling around the left eye and swollen lymph nodes at the angle of the jaw on the left. My wife mentioned "shingles". Poor early diagnosis on my part, and, I said "Oh !*#%! that is what I have".
Recently a Minnesota school was evacuated after 10 students got sick during choir practice. A carbon monoxide leak was the presumed cause, given the similarity of student's symptoms and the rapid spread of complaints. Thirty students in all were taken to the hospital and the school was closed for the day. Tests proved negative, recovery was quick, and the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) now reports that the likely cause was psychogenic illness.
The state spokesman said that when people in a group become ill at the same time with subjective complaints, "It is no less real."
It seems that when an affliction — real or imagined — hits, it can spread quickly among some people. According to one of the more recent CBS News Poll, 61% of Americans disapprove of how the ACA rollout is being handled. Nevertheless more Americans are in favor of fixing the law (48%) or keeping it as is (7%) than repealing the ACA altogether (43%). More telling perhaps, according to several opinion polls about the ACA since 2010, is the stability of opinions concerning Americans' support for or opposition to the law.
Only time will tell whether the latest ACA anguish from the chorus will fade without treatment, but one thing seems increasingly obvious: Debates about the ACA are distracting from the inertia needed for additional reforms if we are serious about reducing health care costs and improving the health of the nation.
"Welcome to Moe's" is the warm and friendly greeting of the staff at one of my favorite cantinas — Moe's Southwest Grill, where a rice bowl and iced tea set me back just $9 and change. But for one woman who underwent Mohs surgery for a very minor lesion that may not have required the Mohs procedure and the subsequent plastic surgery repair, her bill for the day was over $25,000, as reported in a January 18, 2014 New York Times article titled "Patients' Costs Skyrocket; Specialists' Incomes Soar".
In the article, the Times journalist Elizabeth Rosenthal notes:
"Use of the surgery has skyrocketed in the United States — over 400 percent in a little over a decade — to the point that last summer Medicare put it at the top of its "potentially misvalued" list of overused or overpriced procedures. Even the American Academy of Dermatology agrees that the surgery is sometimes used inappropriately"
"Use of the surgery has skyrocketed in the United States — over 400 percent in a little over a decade — to the point that last summer Medicare put it at the top of its "potentially misvalued" list of overused or overpriced procedures. Even the American Academy of Dermatology agrees that the surgery is sometimes used inappropriately"
In this instance, the patient, a professor at the University of Central Arkansas, pushed back on the $25,000-plus charges, and, after months of wrangling, Baptist Health Medical Center reduced the bill to around $5,000, with the largest component of the reduction being the plastic surgeon's fee -- from $14,407 to $1,375 (Still a nice paycheck for what was likely less than an hour of time!).
The patient subsequently went to a dermatologist at the University of Arkansas who said that she likely did not need "such an extensive procedure." The patient's final comment in the article: "It was like, "Take your purse out, we're robbing you'"
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The Galaxy traded Angel across the hallway at Home Depot Center on Wednesday for a third-round pick in next year's supplemental draft.
Los Angeles agreed to terms on Monday with Robbie Keane, the Irish national team captain and Tottenham Hotspur striker.
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The Catholic church is the most familiar Christian church of the world. Their members live all over the world. So you will naturally find this church also in the internet.
If you want to know something about the Roman Catholic Church so you will find the center in Italy's capital Rome. It is named the Vatican, an own state of this Church. Surely the Vatican has its own homepage, which you can meet with the link www.vatican.va. The clergy of the Roman Catholic Church have their own language. They speak Latin, bat usually they speak also Italian. And if you meet this website you can also choose other languages: Chinese, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese – and English, of course.
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World Series of Fighting debut event
Can't wait to see Torres pick up a win and oddly enough, i can't get enough of Lashley.
Heh, check out the broadcast team:
Odds are they dont last a year.
So Versus is getting back into the fight game. At least Miguel is going to be on a familiar channel. As for the they don't last a year comment that really depends on how many head to head shows they do.
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Marcy Zwelling-Aamot: Health care in 2014
Who would have imagined that in our America something as basic as our choice of doctor could be in jeopardy? For millions of Americans, that is precisely the case. As of Jan. 1, 2014, many of our sickest patients who have had a long, trusting relationship with a physician will find themselves out on his or her own.
On Nov. 15, 2013, a number of physicians took the time to come together in Washington, D.C. We talked about what we might do to save our profession" and continue to care for our patients. We have decided to invest in a year-long campaign called "Keep your Doctor." We want to work with you, our patients, to find a way (regardless of what has changed in your insurance plans) to continue your care and to assure you that our doors are open.
We all wanted to fix the system back in 2009. The Affordable Care Act was written to do exactly what it is doing. I spoke out against it from the beginning. Many doctors felt the same way. Doctors find ourselves in the awkward position of trying to save our profession so that we will be available for you in the future.
We are committed to preserving the sanctity of the relationship between patient and physician. This trusted relationship is the core of what is "right" about our American healthcare system. While insurance is important to pay for the care we must purchase, particularly when one suffers an acute illness, every patient needs a doctor to advocate his or her care and navigate the system.
We are committed to patient choice. By building any number of free market opportunities for doctors and for patients that are affordable, more doctors will continue to provide care within the system and patients will have expanded choices for their care.
We are committed to "true" transparency. By encouraging doctors and all providers of care (facilities, vendors, pharmacies) to publish their cash retail prices and by demanding insurers and the government publish their payments for all procedures, patients will be better able to make value based decisions for their health and for their life.
We are committed to protecting all patients' privacy. The Affordable Care Act demands that patient data be transferred directly to the government. We have already been alerted to the problems with the government website. Patient privacy has been violated on the government site.
We are committed to allow patients to own their insurance. Once a patient purchases a policy, that policy should move with the patient regardless of his or her employment or where they live. That policy cannot be cancelled due to any medical condition.
We are committed to allowing the free market to dictate the healthcare marketplace and we will continue to advocate for this. This will allow for true competition and will bring the cost of care down. The only means of providing affordable care is a transparent market with choices. This would include the expansion of health savings accounts so that patients may spend their own dollars on their health investment. We will have to wait for our legislators to help with new legislation to realize our goal.
Marcy Zwelling-Aamot, M.D., is the vice chair of the American Academy of Private Physicians.
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Olin blows away EPS estimates of .66 with .86 EPS. Revenues miss slightly (which is apparently the theme of Wall Street this quarter). It was down about 2% AH, despite that huge EPS beat.
I had been contemplating selling out of OLN, as it hasn't done much, but I rethought it in response to checking the stats to answer another question on this board. After seeing this Q's EPS beat and the very nice growth in Winchester, I now think this is one of the bigger values I know of in the market. I will probably buy more soon, especially if it dips below 21.
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- Internet/WiFi
- Handdukar
|tolstraat, 1073 SB Amsterdam, Nederländerna
|Typ av bostad
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|< 50%
|Inom några timmar
|Kalender uppdaterad
|3 dagar sedan
* Your private room is 16m2.
* Double bed (160x200) with good mattress!
* Gardenview and lots of light
* Positive atmosphere
* Very peaceful
* Wifi
* Bathroom with toilet and shower (shared with 1 person, sometimes 1 child) The bathroom is next to your room, so it almost feels like a private bathroom)
THE AREA: De Nieuwe Pijp
* The place is situated in a small and quiet street in the middel of Amsterdam. The Nieuwe Pijp is a lovely and trendy area! Around the corner you will find many shops, restaurants, bars, coffeshops and nice places for cheap and good breakfast.
* The main hot spots are walking distance: Museum Area 10 minutes, Albert Cuyp Market 5 min, Heineken Brouwerij 10 min, Park 5 min, Dam 20 min.
* Around the corner you will find a supermarket thats is open from 8 am - 10 pm, on sundays too.
* Organic and Turkisch foodstores very close
* From Schiphol Airport to my house is 40 minutes.
* Public Transport is around the corner, with direct connection to everywere in town! Central Station and Dam (city centre): 10 minutes. Station RAI: 5 minutes.I live on the other side of the apartment, with my child and cat.
- Peace, respect and happiness.
- No smoking
- Cat friendly
- 25+
|Pris för > 1 gäster
|253 SEK extra per gäst/natt
|Max antal nätter
|7 nätter
|Check-in efter
|Enligt arrangemang
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Ett mycket bra läge, i ett trevligt område i Amsterdam. Anslutningen till spårvagn och tunnelbana är optimala till hörnet, det finns många affärer, kaféer och pubar.
Vi hade ett välorganiserat i förväg resplan, tack vare Linda, värdinnan. Hon är mycket välkomna och har varit mycket positiv, även om att hitta en parkeringsplats ;-)
Jag skulle gå igen boka med Linda.
Eine sehr günstig gelegene Unterkunft in einem netten Viertel von Amsterdam. Die Anbindung an Tram und Metro sind optimal, um die Ecke gibt es viele Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, Cafes und Kneipen.
Wir hatten einen im Vorfeld gut organisierten Reiseablauf, dank Linda, der Gastgeberin. Sie ist sehr gastfreundlich und hat uns auch bei der Parkplatzsuche sehr unterstützt ;-)
Ich würde sofort nochmal bei Linda buchen.
Absolutely recommendable!
We had a great stay at Linda's.
She gave us answers to all our questions and the feeling that we are very welcome at her home.
The room was very spacious and it was really quiet all the time. There was a water boiler, cups and some snacks and tea. The bed is comfortable and everything is clean. The bathroom is directly next to your room which is very convenient.
The house is located just 10 minutes driving by tram from the city center.
It was very good and nice. Linda was very helpful and friendly and we had an unforgettable holiday :-) Thank you Linda
Our stay in Amstardam was fantastic. We had a great time and we enjoyed the stay at Linda's place :)
It's a nice and cousy flat and the room is perfect for a short trip to Amsterdam.
Also it's not far to the city centre.
Anytime again!
We really enjoied our stay at Linda's house.
We arrived there very late but it was no problem for her and we were very thankful for that. The room was very clean and we had some drinks and fruits in our room too which we didn't expect at all. It was also good to know that we could have asked her anything she would have helped. We were and still are very happy we found her! Plus: the cat is very cool!
So thank you again. :)
Tom and Laura
I have very fond memories of my stay with Adinda. Her apartment in Amsterdam is small but cosy, and she makes you feel very welcome. I found it to be in a prime location in Amsterdam. Since everyone experiences the hustle and bustle of Dam Square, the Red Light District, and the other areas such as Jordaan, staying at Adinda's allows you to get to know a different part of town. Here, you are surrounded by lovely parks, great cafes and bars, and a more 'local' atmosphere. For that reason, I'd recommend staying at least 3 nights to do it justice!
I also strongly recommend asking for a massage from Adinda. It is still the best I have ever had, and I've had a few!
Just a note: there is no access to a kitchen or laundry– you just stay in your own room. However this was fine for me, as I found I was mostly out and about exploring anyways.
We enjoyed our stay at Lindas place very much. The flat is located in "De Pijp" - one of amsterdams most popular district. The district has a very lively character with many cafés and shops around, but for all that the flat was very quiet because located in a small side street. We would come to Lindas place any time again. Thank you very much, Linda, for your kindness and openness! Besides i was very happy about sleeping in a bed with a big and very comfortable mattrees that gave us a good and recreative sleep at night.
Stanza pulita, tranquilla. Appartamento sito in luogo facilmente raggiungibile ed a pochi passi dal centro. Proprietaria gentile, affabile e disponibile. Esperienza molto positiva.
Es la primera vez que alquilo con Wimdu y he quedado encantada. Son serios y cumplen con lo que ofrecen. Además no tengo palabras para agradecer la hospitalidad de Linda. Es encantadora y muy atenta. El apartamento está muy bien situado, cerca del centro, y el barrio es muy tranquilo, lo cual se agradece bastante cuando sales de la locura de gente que hay en el centro. Muchas gracias y si vuelvo a Ámsterdam volveré con Linda seguro!
It's the first time I use Wimdu and I'm very pleased. They are very serious. The appartment is very nice and it's very well located. Very near from center but in a quiet district, perfect. And above all, Linda is very friendly and makes you feel at home. Thank you very much for your hospitality Linda!!
Eine nette unkomplizierte Gastgeberin mit einem megasüßen Kater. Kein Hotel bietet mir die Möglichkeit mit einem Kater zu wohnen. Toll!
Das Zimmer ist ausreichend groß und das Bett sehr groß&gemütlich.
Die Wohngegend ist super&zentral.Gute Tramanbindung.
Die Gastgeberin hatte mir kleine Snacks & Getränke ins Zimmer gestellt, wirklich süß. Ich würde definitiv wieder bei ihr übernachten!
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<div>The Thames Ironworks was an East London, Thames-side shipbuilding company that gave rise to West Ham United. The company also undertook civil engineering, marine engines, electrical engineering and motor cars, and produced ironwork for Brunel's Royal Albert Bridge and HMS Warrior. Today the Thames Ironworks Heritage Trust is restoring a... more...
A Guide to Ship Repair Estimates in Man-hoursElsevier Science 2012; US$ 64.95
Expert ship surveyor Don Butler shares a lifetime?s ship repair costing experience in this unique resource for accurate cost estimation and planning Includes hard to come by information on typical ship repair labor expectations for accurate man-hour forecasting and cost estimation Produced for marine engineers and marine industry professionals... more...
A Guide to Ship Repair Estimates in Man HoursElsevier Science 2000; US$ 73.95
Don Butler has compiled an invaluable list of the man-hours required for ship repair estimates. All ships must undergo regular dry-docking for examination by a third party surveyor; this is a mandatory requirement for ships which ply their trade on either world wide or coastal area basis. This dry-docking period is usually used as a time to carry out... more...
The Rise and Fall of British ShipbuildingThe History Press 2013; US$ 21.86
This is the story of how, from modest beginnings, Britain rose throughout the 19th century to become the greatest shipbuilding nation in the world. It begins with the age of sail, then moves on to the days of iron-hulled steamers. It shows how conflicts arose between the traditional shipwrights and the new men who came from the metal industries, leading... more...
The Battleship Builders Constructing and Arming British Capital ShipsSeaforth Publishing 2013; US$ 30.00
The launch in 1606 of HMS Dreadnought, the worlds's first all-big-gun battleship, rendered all existing battle fleets obsolete, but at the same time it wiped out the Royal Navy's numerical advantage, so expensively maintained for decades. Already locked in the same arms race with Germany, Britain urgently needed to build an entirely new battle fleet... more...
The Officers, Men and Women of the Merchant Navy and MFA 1914?1919Andrews UK 2012; US$ 23.49
More than 2,500 merchant ships and auxiliaries were sunk during the war, by far the greatest majority by U boats. This volume contains the names of all who died serving in the merchant marine and in auxiliaries, armed merchant cruisers, hospital ships etc with the date of death. In each case the name of the ship is given and the individual?s function... more...
The Rise and Fall of Harland and WolffThe History Press 2013; US$ 21.86
Harland and Wolff, the shipbuilder to the world, enjoyed a mighty heyday before crashing into obscurity. This illustrated book chronicles the history of Harland and Wolff from its creation to the present day. This is the fascinating story of arguably the world's greatest and best known shipbuilding company from glory days to collapse, told from the... more...
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Danny Garcia wore a custom winter jacket - with "Team Garcia" stitched on the back - and a matching black-and-red snow hat.
The boxing champion was well-dressed on Monday afternoon for the brisk air that flowed into the Red Cross House in Powelton Village each time someone opened the door after receiving a turkey.
But the first-time turkey distributor forgot to protect his hands before pulling the frozen birds from their cardboard boxes.
"Thankfully someone let me borrow these gloves because the turkeys were cold," said Garcia, who was aided by Bernard Hopkins.
The boxers distributed 400 free turkeys and will do so again on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 1111 Spring Garden St.


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Snapshots from Space
by Emily Lakdawalla
Follow the thrilling adventures of planetary missions, past and present, and see the stunningly beautiful photos that they return from space!
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Mini mission updates: Dawn in orbit; Curiosity short circuit; Rosetta image release; Hayabusa2 in cruise phase; and more
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/03/06 11:42 CST | 1 comment
Dawn has successfully entered orbit at Ceres, becoming the first mission to orbit a dwarf planet and the first to orbit two different bodies beyond Earth. I also have updates on Curiosity, Rosetta, Mars Express, Hayabusa2, the Chang'e program, InSIGHT, and OSIRIS-REx.
Mars Orbiter Mission Methane Sensor for Mars is at work
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/03/04 10:50 CST | 5 comments
After several months of near-silence, ISRO's Mars Orbiter Mission has released on Facebook the first data product from its Methane Sensor For Mars. Don't get too excited about methane yet: there is no positive or negative detection. The news here is that the Methane Sensor for Mars is working, systematically gathering data. They also released several new photos of Mars.
Watch Ceres rotate: A guide to interpreting Dawn's images
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/03/03 02:55 CST | 14 comments
NASA held a press briefing on the Dawn mission yesterday, sharing some new images and early interpretations of them. I see lots of things that intrigue me, and I'm looking forward to Dawn investigating them in more detail. I invite you to check out these photos yourself, and offer you some guidance on things to look for.
At last, Ceres is a geological world
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/02/25 09:42 CST | 25 comments
I've been resisting all urges to speculate on what kinds of geological features are present on Ceres, until now. Finally, Dawn has gotten close enough that the pictures it has returned show geology: bright spots, flat-floored craters, and enigmatic grooves.
Curiosity update, sols 864-895: Drilling at Pink Cliffs
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/02/20 06:59 CST
Curiosity's second drilling campaign at the foot of Mount Sharp is complete. The rover spent about a month near Pink Cliffs, an area at the base of the Pahrump Hills outcrop, drilling and documenting a site named Mojave, where lighter-colored crystals were scattered through a very fine-grained rock.
New Horizons spots Nix and Hydra circling Pluto and Charon
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/02/18 11:43 CST | 4 comments
A series of images just sent to Earth from New Horizons clearly shows Pluto's moons Nix and Hydra orbiting the Pluto-Charon binary.
An active comet, from a distance
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/02/13 01:27 CST | 4 comments
Rosetta has closed to within 50 kilometers of Churyumov-Gerasimenko, on its way to a very close, 6-kilometer flyby of the comet tomorrow. To prepare for the flyby, Rosetta traveled much farther away, allowing it to snap these amazing photos of an increasingly active comet from a great distance.
Cassini begins a year of icy moon encounters with a flyby of Rhea
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/02/12 07:39 CST | 5 comments
At last! Cassini is orbiting in Saturn's ring plane again. I do enjoy the dramatic photographs of Saturn's open ring system that Cassini can get from an inclined orbit, and we won't be getting those again for another year. But with an orbit close to the ring plane, Cassini can repeatedly encounter Saturn's icy moons, and icy moon flybys are my favorite thing about the Cassini mission.
Rosetta shifts from sedate circular orbits to swooping flybys
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/02/10 12:35 CST | 9 comments
For the period of time before and after the Philae landing, Rosetta was able to orbit the comet close enough that it was in gravitationally bound orbits, circling the comet's center of gravity. As the comet's activity increases, the spacecraft has to spend most of its time farther away, performing occasional close flybys. The first of these is at 6 kilometers, on February 14.
A new mission for Akatsuki, and status updates for Hayabusa2 and Chang'e
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2015/02/09 06:32 CST | 2 comments
Brief updates on four ongoing missions: JAXA's Akatsuki and Hayabusa2, and China's Chang'e 3 and Chang'e 5 test vehicle. JAXA has articulated the new science plan for Akatsuki. Hayabusa2's ion engines have checked out successfully. The Yutu rover is still alive on the Moon, and Chang'e 5 test vehicle has successfully tested crucial rendezvous operations in lunar orbit.
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Did you know that owning a trampoline could significantly affect your home insurance plan? Insurers want to provide plans to individuals who are not going to incur too many damages or injuries too often. Because trampolines are known to cause severe injury to users, it is becoming increasingly hard to find New Jersey home insurance for trampolines.
The Issue Between Insurers and New Jersey Home Insurance for Trampolines
Home insurance policy providers like newjersey-insurance.net choose to steer clear of homes with trampolines because of the many risks and dangers that occur due to these supposedly fun home additions.
- Trampolines attract the attention of small children and younger individuals who might not have the right precautionary mindset to prevent accidents and injuries. These people are highly likely to incur injuries when using trampolines and these will have to covered by insurance agencies.
- Regardless of whether or not a person was on your property and playing in your trampoline with your permission, an insurance agency would have to pay for any injuries they incurred as well. So if a complete stranger or if a neighbour's child wanders unauthorized into your yard, starts playing on your trampoline, falls, and incurs an injury, your agency would be liable for it as well.
- There are certain injuries that can cause life-threatening effects such as paralysis. In this case, an insurance provider would have to pay the maximum amount to cover for the incurred injuries.
Trampolines appear to insurance agents as financial pitfalls that will cost them more than they make. This is why they usually refuse to grant an insurance plan to a person whose home is equipped with a trampoline. It's not impossible however to secure New Jersey home insurance for trampolines as long as you take the necessary steps to assure your agent.
Ref: https://newjersey-insurance.net/homeowners-insurance/looking-for-new-jersey-home-insurance-for-trampolines/
How to Acquire a New Jersey Home Insurance for Trampolines Policy
The first step you can take is to install additions that will make your trampoline safer to use. A safety net and cushion landings could assure an agent as to the safety of your trampolines and might get them to grant a policy with it included. Another way you can secure a home insurance policy is if you agree to leave the trampoline out of the terms. That is, any injuries sustained from using the trampoline would have to be paid for from your own pocket.


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'Flight,' Denzel Washington grounded by movie's lack of human touch
"Flight" never soars, despite the often persuasive best efforts of Denzel Washington.
Even the title is misleading. It suggests that the devastating plane crash that opens the film will lead us along a flight path that looks at its causes or consequences. That it will turn into a legal thriller, or a sprawling tale about the lives of those on board. »Read Full Article(1)
MSO chorus director arrested in undercover park-sex sting
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's chorus director was arrested Monday on accusations of lewd behavior in Grant Park.
Lee E. Erickson, 58, of South Milwaukee followed an undercover Milwaukee County sheriff's deputy into a bathroom at Grant Park along Milwaukee's lakefront, exposed himself and began masturbating in front of the officer, according to the sheriff's department. »Read Full Article
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'Before I Die' wall installed at Sky High
Death has a way of clarifying life, or so say great philosophers and New Orleans artist Candy Chang. It has a way of making us examine the kind of person we want to be, the life we want to live, the people who are important to us.
On Tuesday, people in the Bay View neighborhood were confronted by the finiteness of their lives as a result of one of Chang's projects. A wall that reads "Before I die I want to..." and has little buckets of colored chalk so people can fill in the blanks was installed at the Sky High Skateboard Shop and Gallery, 2501 S. Howell Ave., and in cities across the U.S. on Tuesday. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
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Singer-songwriter Amos Lee performs at the Riverside Theater, and on RadioMilwaukee, Tuesday. Getty Images photo by Andrew H. Walker. »Read Full Blog Post


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The Irish Experience
Featuring art by: Jasmine Bennett, Jaime Diffee, Jasmine Holmes, Lyani La Santa, Olivia O'Hern, Morgan Walker, and Nicholas Croghan .
Exhibition: September 9 – October 1
Opening Reception: September 9 | 5-7pm
Students and Faculty of the Department of Art will proudly present an exhibition of works created as part of the 2016 Irish Experience program. The exhibition will be open September 9 through October 1 in The Art Gallery (TAG) in the Center for Fine & Performing Arts on UWF's Pensacola campus. An opening reception will be held at TAG on September 9.
UWF's Irish Experience program allows students to take their artistic talents abroad and focus on their individual fine art disciplines and areas of interest. During the program, which lasted from May 25 through June 23 this year, Theatre and Music students were given the opportunity to perform in such venues as the George Bernard Shaw Theatre and Carlow Cathedral in Carlow and the Royal Irish Academy of Music in Dublin. Art students were able to work alongside Irish artists David King and Elizabeth Cope.
Josh Green
Summer Artist in Residence
July 27-August 31
Closing Reception August 25, 5-7pm
PENSACOLA, Fla. – The Art Gallery (TAG) at the University of West Florida (UWF), presents Josh Green: An Open Studio Summer Residency. TAG's summer residency project is designed to facilitate lively conversations between artists and audiences. Each Wednesday, through the month of August, TAG invites the public to join Green as he utilizes the gallery as an open studio. Please stop in from 12-4pm to witness his creative process and ask questions about his work. For more information about the artist, the workshops and the exhibition please visit our Artist Spotlight Page or click here: https://https://tag82uwf.wordpress.com/artist-spotlight/
Synthesis: BFA Exit Exhibition
Featuring art by: Kenneth Love, Sara Omlor and Jerry Patterson.
Exhibition: April 21 – April 30
Opening Reception: April 21 | 5-7pm
photography by Christopher White
Exhibition: March 24 – April 18
Opening Reception: March 24 | 5-7pm
**Artist Talk: March 31 | 5pm in TAG
The Art Gallery (TAG) at the University of West Florida (UWF), presents Morphometric, photography by local artist Christopher White. White says the work displayed "focuses on the breakdown in the distinction between what is self and what is other, transitioning between the classical and abject ideals of human emotions and physical forms."
The exhibition will run from March 24 – April 16, 2016. A reception will take place on Thurs., March 24 from 5-7p.m. An artist talk will take place the following week on March 31, at 5pm in TAG.
** Updated location, different than the posters.
Jim Jipson
"My Endless Quest for the Chthonic"
Exhibition | Jan. 28 – Feb. 13
Reception | Jan. 28 from 5-7pm
Artist Talk | Feb. 5 at 2pm
The Art Gallery at the University of West Florida, presents "My Endless Quest for the Chthonic," an exhibition by artist Jim Jipson. Working in both two and three dimensions, Jipson creates photographs and sculptures that poetically reinterpret natural forms into mysterious abstractions. In addition to the photographs on display, Jipson has invented a projector that projects images of objects that move in both a repetitive and non-repetitive way. The works exhibited involve chance, the interrelationship between all things, and space and time.
Artist Talk | Jan. 14th at 5pm in room 206
Workshop | Jan. 15th at 11am in room 262.
The Art Gallery at the University of West Florida invites the public to an artist talk with Chris Schweizer. Schweizer is the cartoonist behind The Crogan Adventures, a historical fiction graphic novel series that has been nominated for two Eisner Awards, and The Creeps, a horror series. His talk will focus on how he got started, his experience in the industry, and what students should expect working as an illustrator, writer, game developer, or in the field of sequential art. His talk is at 5pm on January 14 and will be in building 82, room 206.
9/17/2015 – 10/24/2015 Opening Reception: 9/17 5-8 pm
The Art Gallery at the University of West Florida is pleased to present COMPLeMENT, the 2015 UWF Art Faculty Exhibition. For this bi-annual show, instructors in the Department of Art utilize the gallery as a pedagogical platform to exhibit research and artwork from various, diverse practices. These practices include painting, drawing, photography, ceramics, digital art, video and sound installation.
As an adjective, the word complement means "combining in such a way as to enhance or emphasize the qualities of each other or another." This exhibition illustrates that the whole is more than the sum of it's parts and that individual, creative pursuits excel when in supportive harmony with others.
The UWF Art Faculty Exhibition plays a crucial role in the cultural experience of students, staff, faculty, and the greater community of northwest Florida. It accomplishes this goal by showcasing innovative artists who challenge, stimulate, and engage. The Art Gallery is located across from the Main Stage Theatre in the Center of Fine and Performing Arts, building 82 on the UWF campus. Free food and beverages will be provided during the opening reception on Thursday September 17 from 5-8pm.
Manifestations of the Torso:
Dale Castellucci Open Studio Summer Residency
The Art Gallery (TAG) at the University of West Florida (UWF), presents Manifestations of the Torso: Dale Castellucci Open Studio Summer Residency. This summer the gallery invited the public to join artist Dale Castellucci as she utilized the Art Department Woodshop as an open access studio. Now we are in the process of installing the work she created into the gallery space. Join us on September 3 for an artist talk and closing reception beginning at 4pm. For more information about Dale Castellucci please visit our Artist Spotlight page by clicking the tab in the upper right.
Reception and Artist Talk 9/3/15 4pm-8pm
The completed exhibition opens to the public on August 24 and runs through September 3. A reception will take place on Thursday, September 3, from 5-7 p.m. at TAG located on the UWF Pensacola Campus in The Center for Fine and Performing Arts, Building 82. The artist will conduct a gallery talk preceding the reception at 4pm. All events are free and open to the public.


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Zoho People offers an intuitive tool for users to collaborate effectively with organization members about the latest activities and keeps you well informed of your approval status, job assignments, organization announcements, reminders and alerts - all under one single roof! Zoho People not just give users the empowerment through Self-service, but also provides collaboration oriented features to communicate effectively with one another in the organization to build up a strong social environment.
Benefits of Feeds
- Collaboration oriented features
- Instant and streamlined information
- Latest updates on approvals, announcements, reminders and other activities
- Custom quick links for easy access, Dashboard customization and filter feeds.
Actions & Notifications
|Private Message
|When a user post a private message to another user in the organization.
|Department Message
|When a user post a message to their respective department members.
|When a user comment on an activity like messages, approvals, alerts etc.,
|When you send a request for approval or receive a request for approval and about the status of the whole approval process.
|When a new holiday is added to the list.
|When a new file (either relating to you or for the entire organization) is updated.
|When a new announcement is made.
|When a new alert message is triggered.
|When a new reminder message is triggered.
|When a job is assigned to you or when you assign a job to other users in the organization.
Feeds lets you send a private message directly to someone in your organization or to your departmental members. Just click Post and type in something to post a message.
- Private Message: To send a private message, type @ followed by their name and click Post.
- Department Message: To post a message to your department members, select Department from the drop-down list, type message and click Post.
Apply Leave
To apply leave right from the feeds page:
- Click Home > Apply Leave > Select Leave Type.
- Select Leave Date from the calendar.
- You can directly mention half day and full day from the Calendar while selecting dates. The first click will be marked as full day, second click on the same date will be marked as half day and third click on the same date will undo the date selection.
- Provide Reason for leave.
- Click Apply Leave.
- Click View leave report to view the list of applied leaves.
Add Job
Job is a task that is either assigned to you by someone in your organization or you work on your own tasks. To learn more click here.
- Click Home > Add Job.
- Provide Job Name.
- Select Date from the calendar.
- Provide Hours.
- Click + and enter user name to assign Job.
- Click Add Job.
Log Time
You can log your daily and weekly time logs to get an overview of all your reported activities. To learn more click here.
- Click Home > Log Time.
- Select Job Name and provide Work Item.
- Select Date from the calendar.
- Provide Hours.
- Select Billing Status as Billable or Non-Billable.
- Provide Description.
- Click Log Time.
Dashboard customization and Filters
You can customize the dashboard according to the need. Customization can be done with the following options: Attendance, Department members, Announcements, Birthday Buddies, Quick Links, Favorites and New Hires. Restrict the feeds view by using the in-built category based filters. Just click Filter icon to filter the feeds like Approvals, Announcements and so on. You can also customize Email notification to receive Emails when someone mentioned you in the post/comment or someone post a message to your department.
Quick Links
Add quick links like Holidays list page, Leave view page, time logs view page or anything you would like to access quickly.
Example Scenario - Leave Approval
You may get lot of feeds about different activities like when an announcement is made, when an employee record is modified etc., Now let's take the Leave Approval use case as an example and see how that works in Feeds.
Say, approval has been configured for casual leave type and approval is set for two levels. When an employee applies casual leave, a feed will pop-up on the approvers and the employee dashboard wall. Once the first-level approver approves the leave request, it will go to the second-level approver and when the leave request is completely approved, the employee will be notified.


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Project Runway All Stars: Unflappable Flappers
A head-to-head challenge sends the designers back in time.By Lauren Hoffman
A head-to-head challenge sends the designers back in time.By Lauren Hoffman
He will replace Michael Kors for season eleven.By Hilary Moss
In which Kylie Minogue and LaLa Anthony deliver Christmas cheer.By Lauren Hoffman
In which we're all cautioned against "nipple focus."By Lauren Hoffman
In which Uli teaches Joanna Coles the true meaning of "ball room."By Lauren Hoffman
In which the designers vie for space in an actual newspaper. Like olden times!By Lauren Hoffman
In which the designers get their graffiti on.By Lauren Hoffman
In which Joanna Coles explains "the white-man's overbite."By Lauren Hoffman
In which Joanna Coles zingers aren't Tim Gunn zingers, but we make do.By Lauren Hoffman
GET EXCITED.By Alex Rees
In which Tim weeps with joy.By Lauren Hoffman
In which Michael Kors reminds us that it's called a fashion show for a reason.By Lauren Hoffman
In which Nina Garcia reminds us all that when in doubt, we shouldn't go there.By Lauren Hoffman
The designers make looks for Heidi's new baby line and care for (robot) babies of their own.By Lauren Hoffman
This is AMAZING.By Alex Rees
The Rockette costume challenge kicks (get it?) the competition into high gear.By Lauren Hoffman
Everyone's families come to visit, and Tim Gunn teaches sex ed.By Lauren Hoffman
"Well, they can't have none of them win."By The Fug Girls
Elena takes the "fun" out of fund-raising.By Lauren Hoffman
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Neal advises clients on various matters associated with the Commodity Exchange Act, as amended by the Dodd-Frank Act, specifically focusing on derivative products and physical transactions. This includes advising clients on the application of rules and regulations promulgated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the National Futures Association (NFA). Neal advises both end-users and CFTC registrants on compliance with rules applicable to futures contracts, options on futures, and swaps, including when U.S. derivative regulations apply in a cross-border context. Neal's practice also focuses on representing clients in government investigations by the CFTC and self-regulatory organizations related to manipulation, reporting, position limits, prohibited trade practices and other matters.
Prior to joining Cadwalader, Neal served as Counsel to the Office of the General Counsel for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). While there, he had extensive involvement in the development of various rulemakings of the Dodd-Frank Act, including the joint definition of swap with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), position limits, swaps large trader reporting, foreign boards of trade and swap execution facility registration. Neal also coordinated with Commission staff in developing memorandums of understanding with foreign regulators and assisted in a joint study with the SEC comparing the regulation of swaps in various jurisdictions.
Neal received his L.L.M. from the University of London, King's College, J.D. from Pace University School of Law and his B.S. from Fordham University. He is admitted in to practice in the District of Columbia and in the State of New York.
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Lift your glasses to Paul Morrell, the director of Filth to Ashes, Flesh to Dust. The man had a good weekend. The indie film was screened in 11 theaters and had a nice haul.
Following the exploits of a serial killer named Purge, Filth to Ashes features a trio of uber-uber-hotties: Allison Ochmanek, Linda Bella and Meredith Laine. My lord! Feel free to follow me on Twitter, ladies… @doctorgash. I'm not just another pretty face!).
Sorry, let me focus here … Filth to Ashes opened in 11 theaters and had the 5th highest per screen average of the week. That's including everyone, folks; the big boys, too. The film brought in $86,000 (good for #38 overall) and not bad considering the entire production only cost $18,000. Playing with the house money now, gang. Congrats, guys!
The film also stars Anton Troy from Chillerama and Crissy Moran. You can check out the trailer below or on the Filth to Ashes, Flesh to Dust website.
Purge: To put to death, eliminate what is undesirable.
The serial killer known as Purge lived and died by this code. But is he dead? Driving home from a road trip, Eric and Shelly take a back road to avoid a traffic jam. They encounter the serial killer Purge. Eric survives, but Shelly is murdered.
A year later a group of adventure-seeking high school grads venture to Purge's lair. Among them is Eric's brother, Juan. Eric sets out to save his brother and get revenge on Purge. For the six teens, their imperfections will be the deciding factor if Purge shows them mercy. But if everyone is imperfect, will any of them survive?
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