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Members of the JASA Roy Reuther Senior Center enjoyed a musical performance on Wednesday evening, July 14, when they were privileged to have Gabriel and Guillermo Ariza, Spanish guitarists, dazzle them with music for an hour.
The brothers perform under the name "Gimagua" which means twins (which they in fact are).
The senior center participants were up in their seats doing the Cha Cha, Rumba, and many other dances in which you feel the music. The musicians played authentic Flamenco and Rumba music from South America. The audience of 85 people was shouting for more and they were rewarded with an encore.
"It was our best Cultural Arts Institute performance to date," said a center spokesperson. "We at Roy Reuther Senior Center at 711 Seagirt Avenue in Far Rockaway look forward to many more evenings like this one."


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We stayed here right after Hurricane Katrina when it was new and the owners were looking for investors. Then we had a nice social hour reception and they were particular about the type RV's coming in. None of that this time. All RV's big or little, rented and even a semi. Location to French Quarter is great, good security and good info from staff. For the price, breakfast would be welcome. Access winds around closed buildings but is marked and close to I-10. Will stay again.
Date of Stay: June, 2011
Park seems to be an old Coast to Coast facility, sort of rundown with lots of older permanent RV's. Access to park off I-10 was not worth the trip overall. Sites are sand/dirt/grass, not concrete. They do have concrete patios though. Staff was nice.

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Tony Blair insisted upon the repatriation of British nationals from Guantanamo Bay long ago, yet he still retains the warm respect of George Bush. It is time our John Howard realised that, similarly, he could have demanded the return of David Hicks without losing face and the friendship he holds so dear.
The revelations of former US military prosecutors discussed in your editorial ("Guantanamo: America's shame", Herald, August 2) suggest a superb opportunity. Mr Howard should pounce without delay.
Caren Jenning Woollahra
Why am I not surprised by your editorial on Guantanamo Bay? Had the US sent David Hicks home on day one, Australia would have had to have let him go. What kind of fair trial would that have been?
By stirring the pot on Guantanamo Bay, the Herald is inciting further anti-American hatred, and putting the lives of coalition troops in danger. Let me remind you some of these are Australian. The Herald should back off.
Roger Farrow Kirribilli
Congratulations on your editorial "Guantanamo: America's shame". It's also Australia's shame, being the only Western nation to allow one of its citizens to go before a US military tribunal.
It confirms the perception that in foreign policy matters the Howard Government is a puppet of the Bush Administration.
Ian Fenwicke Greenwich
From the time they were announced, the Howard Government has steadfastly maintained that the military commissions set up to try detainees held in Guantanamo Bay would provide a fair trial: no worries.
Now, faced with revelations to the contrary from within the commission system, Alexander Downer's defence is to say that all's still well because changes have been made since emails damning the trial process as "rigged" were sent in March last year.
Isn't this admitting the system was rotten at the time the Government was expressing absolute faith in it?
As in so many other matters, this Government persists in defending the indefensible.
Robyn Prygoda Nowra
The impression (obviously deliberately) given by our media, especially the ABC, is that the vast majority of the US military commissioners believe that David Hicks's trial will be "rigged".
In actuality, there were only two - count them, two - who made any comment, and even that was not definitive. Plus, let's not forget Hicks's defence counsel. But wouldn't you expect him to do this whatever the occasion? All this deliberately misleading "news" is, again obviously, coming from the many anti-Howard/Australia folk in our media, and is also obviously based on the old fact that "only bad news sells".
Do it yourself: look up David Hicks on the internet, and also look up the Kosovo Liberation Army that Hicks fought with for some time in 1999, before he went to Pakistan and then joined the Taliban in Afghanistan. Get the facts.
Geoff Cass Tewantin (Qld)
David Hicks has spent three years and eight months imprisoned without trial at Guantanamo Bay. The British, German and French governments have all obtained the repatriation of their citizens from Cuba because they refused to allow the US to subject them to what is, on any view, a grossly unfair and flawed system of trial before a military commission.
It appears that the Howard Government has no influence whatsoever in Washington, in spite of its unquestioning support, while the US Administration has nothing but contempt for its Australian counterpart.
Gerard Horton Paddington
There should be no surprise that US hypocrisy and lack of credibility is doubly exposed by its military prosecutors' damning of George Bush's sham military commission trials at the same time as his appointment of John Bolton as UN ambassador, without Senate confirmation.
What is absolutely unbelievable is our Government's shameful unquestioning support for this aggressive superpower, which illegally invaded Iraq, opposes the International Criminal Court, claims immunity of its citizens from war crimes, and has a history of support for murderous dictators (including Saddam Hussein) who may serve its economic or military interests at the time.
Keith Mobbs Lane Cove
Seidler shows lunatics are still running the asylum
Is there no end to the stupidity, no limit to the indecency of the Department of so-called Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs? After ruining the lives of children for years in detention, only to set them free after a public outcry, now it is a man at the other side of life who is its target. He also happens to be Australia's greatest architect and a profoundly good Australian man - now very, very ill. Leave him alone, DIMIA. Just go.
Paolo Totaro Foundation chairman, NSW Ethnic Affairs Commission, Lovett Bay
Harry Seidler not an Aussie? It would seem that despite cosmetic changes in the top echelons at Immigration, the lunatics are still in charge of the asylum.
David Williamson Palmerston
The Department of Immigration has kicked yet another own goal in its notification of withdrawal of citizenship from an Australian passport holder 20 years after the event. A new coach is urgently needed - no prior experience an advantage.
Judy Peterson Bellingen
As Harry Seidler's nephew, I am amazed he was deemed an "illegal" Australian citizen. Clearly the Immigration Department has adopted yet another wonderfully ingenious policy, where it ignores pressing facts for two decades and decides to present them when the "offender" is battling a debilitating illness.
There would be nothing more befitting of Australia's immigration policy than casting as a refugee a man who has been a citizen for 50 years and received an Order of Australia. When they try to ship him back to his "native" Austria, the officials may have some troubles fitting the Horizon apartments, Australia Square and Rose Seidler House in his hand luggage. No doubt the Austrians would treat such an esteemed architect with the respect he has earned.
Jonathan Seidler Bellevue Hill
Does the determination of the Minister for Immigration to hang on to her portfolio at all costs mean that we have exchanged the Westminster System for the Worst Minister System?
Phil Anderson Kanahooka
Premier receives a parent's vote
Morris Iemma's third media conference was certainly not a "disaster" ("Simple lessons in what not to do", Herald, August 2). While his handling of the question on sick leave was debatable, the issue he inadvertently raised of introducing a more family-friendly culture into our workplaces was exciting. Good on you, Morris. Keep speaking and walking out if necessary. Thousands of parents in public and private enterprise need your leadership to balance their lives.
Julie Stuart Carlingford
With one new premier you now get the bonus of a new deputy premier. But wait, there's more. You also get not one, but two, by-elections. But wait, there's more. If you pay now with your credibility card, the NSW ALP Right will give you a free set of back knives.
George Antonakos Byron Bay
There should be no water shortages in Macquarie Street, given all those taps on shoulders in recent days.
Jim Dewar North Gosford
Why don't Liberal pollies see the light in sunny weekends?
Warwick Orme Annandale
Get in the pool, Janey
Little Janey Hwang, Australian-born but facing deportation, should take up competitive swimming ("Children fight for right to be called Australian", Herald, August 2).
Tony Turner Tuross Head
Suspect hasn't heard
The suspected London attempted bomber Osman Hussain says his group was motivated by anger over the Iraq war and not by religion ("Bomb suspects driven by Iraq rage", Herald, August 1). Seems Hussain must have missed the briefings given by John Howard and Tony Blair.
John Richardson St Ives
Free to criticise
Yes, Gerard Henderson, of course academics should only talk as academics when what they are talking about falls within their expertise ("Speaking out of turn is not free speech", Herald, August 2). Journalists, on the other hand, should talk about anything their editor asks them to talk about, and think tank drivers, like elephants, can do whatever they please.
Keith Russell Mayfield West
Professor Andrew Fraser does not want some refugees in Australia because they cannot be assimilated. Does he really think he fits in with the views of mainstream Australian society?
Joseph Lee Belfield
The call to ban Andrew Fraser from lecturing shows the hypocrisy of the far-leftists who dominate university political culture. Fraser has said what the majority of Australians are thinking, yet freedom of speech, in the eyes of the left liberal intelligentsia, is clearly limited to people who support their views only.
Nick Kenny North Ryde
Lost shipmates recalled
I'll bet many old navy men, Royal Australian Navy and Royal Navy like me, felt a hint of sadness seeing the Brisbane being scuttled to make an artificial reef ("HMAS Brisbane scuttled", Herald, August 1). It made me wonder what has happened to the five Royal Navy ships I spent my time on, especially the first, a Colony class cruiser which was crippled in the Mediterranean in 1943 and turned over to the Canadian Navy after being repaired in the US. If it suffered the same fate as the Brisbane, would the spirits of the 16 men who died on board and were committed to the deep, hurry to this cold grave, searching for their old shipmates? Would my friend remember me? I remember him as if it were yesterday.
E.E. Cook Ainslie (ACT)
Drug not the answer
Significantly cheaper Ritalin ("Ritalin cheaper", Herald, August 1) can only lead to a much greater use of this questionable drug. The lack of appropriate investigations into psychosocial, neurological, toxicological and metabo-nutritional problems experienced by children labelled with "attention-deficit disorders" will be exacerbated by the availability of a cheaper supply of the drug. The manufacturers of Ritalin will be the big winners and a generation of children will have their problems left unsolved, a poor legacy for their futures. It is a sad day for those children, parents and teachers looking to professional help and government protection in the face of their difficulties.
Katy Batha Newtown
Tough script
It is not surprising that Australian culture rates zilch in the latest international survey ("We're top of the world Down Under", Herald, August 2). The days when Aussie cinema was celebrated overseas are long gone. Nine years under John Howard have resulted in a deliberate withering of assistance for film and TV drama. The sad irony is that no one gives a fig.
I started my career in 1969, when most actors lived off the smell of an oily rag. Little has changed. These days, the only way for Australian films to get any production value on screen is for actors and crew to work for a pittance. If we are to seriously export our films again, that is demonstrably not nearly enough.
These days, the only ones paid a reasonable wage are the bureaucrats and a tiny handful Aussie stars who have no choice but to seek work overseas. For the rest of us, it is hardly a living.
Bruce Spence Balmain
Opportunities identified
Bravo. Use the ID card to eradicate the gross electoral fraud that occurs here in Australia (Letters, August 1).
The card will be like the mobile phone - once you start using it you find even more handy things it can do. The card could break into my home when I lose my keys, open paint tins, remove chewing gum from my shoe - the list is endless.
When we buy our fruit and vegies we could swipe our ID card and the Federal Government could calculate if we are eating our daily allowance. If we aren't, then at some time we will be overusing the hospital system so we could start now automatically paying a green garnish surcharge from our wages.
It could be the ultimate carrot or stick. I certainly wouldn't mind losing my privacy and a little freedom of choice if I knew that I could ultimately save the Government some money. And it would be good for our colons, too.
Roger Apte Greenwich
A Daffy idea
So a new, yet to be named planet has been discovered ("New world may spell the end for Pluto", Herald, August 1). As it is larger than Pluto, moves around the sun in a rather quirky orbit, and no doubt has a gravitational pull effect on its neighbour, it should be named Goofy, or am I taking the Mickey out of the astronomers?
Jim Bendfeldt Homebush West
The best dishwashers are warm-blooded
For two days in a row I've read about the man who took 33 hours to choose a dishwasher ( Herald, August 1, 2). Several decades ago, my wife took fewer than 33 seconds to say "yes" to an offer of one, and I'm still going strong.
David Morrison Springwood
Thirty-three hours? Ha. It takes only five seconds in our household to choose a dishwasher: "Whose turn is it?"
Margaret Hurd Winston Hills
Rich pickings
Sorry, Kalpana Gee (Letters, August 2), Lachlan Murdoch's return to a $7.75 million house with sea views doesn't really reach me as "a lesson for greedy Sydney [about] wasting time amassing more wealth than you can ever hope to use".
D. Nicholls Balmain
If Lawsie is having a birthday bash for 300 friends in his new "$14 million extra level" (Spike, August 1), why doesn't he charge them $500 a head and send the proceeds to his favourite charity? He may win a few more friends.
Jane Robertson Tamworth
Beware the barely wet
Sorry, Ron (Letters, August 2). While admiring your efforts at eco-conservation, if you take only 30 seconds to shower, I pray that we will never share a lift or public transport together.
Deirdre Jensen Sussex Inlet
Lucky for Mrs Watson that she is not married to Ron Sinclair, who takes "only 30 seconds to shower".
Jenny Ware Gymea Bay
The orderly lawless
My favourite headline remains one from a London newspaper during the Spanish Civil War: "Anarchists re-enter Barcelona - restore order."
Michael Roberts Dulwich Hill
Milk the puns dry
Catherine Walsh (Letters, August 2) labels breastfeeding campaigners as lactivists. Should we call those who were bottle-fed lacktovists?
Brian O'Donnell Burradoo
My mother explained to me that there are three reasons breast milk is best: it doesn't go off; the cat can't get at it; and it comes in such cute packaging.
Ralf Harding Rushcutters Bay
Bottom-end bliss
In postwar England, when my mother bought the rare treat, an orange, imagine the bliss of using the perfumed tissue-paper wrap instead of the usual cut-up newspaper.
Marion Pengelly Westleigh
Recent letters have given me a moment of nostalgia. One of the memories of my infants days at Hornsby Public School in the early 1930s is of cutting newspaper into squares and threading them on string to hang on a nail in the toilet. I wonder if that happened at other schools?
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While walking around the center we came across a group of people dressed up in costumes one would picture Mozart and his peers wearing. They informed us that a show composing of live music featuring songs from Strauss and Mozart, opera singers and traditional Viennese dancing was taking place that night and for the rest of the week. Our little group debated on going to the show for what I thought an unnecessarily long time, until we finally all decided to buy tickets for the show that night. We went back to the hostel to change, shower and dress for the show then arrived (finally despite a few missed tram stops and wrong turns) at one of the beautiful Viennese palaces in which the show took place
24th: We awoke bright and early again at 7 AM and headed to the Stephansdom (St. Stephen's Cathedral) determined to spend some quality time within the famed church. Even so early in the morning, tour groups and school fieldtrips occupied the church but we were able to walk through the whole of the church, and admire the many paintings, statues and intricate architecture through the bright morning sunlight and the beautiful colors streaming through the stained glass windows. Walking in the vast hall made me pause and take a breath at its overwhelming size and the beauty of the architecture and art. The cathedral also had catacombs running underneath it but we were unable to tour the area because one needed a tour group and previous reservations. Instead we opted to head up into the tower of the cathedral in hopes of enjoying a birds' eye view of Vienna. Instead, we suffered through 297 stone steps up a 2 foot wide spiral staircase only to arrive at the top in a mini gift shop with the tiny windows barred and blocked with scaffolding. It also didn't help that there was only one way up and down and that I got stuck in the middle of a 6th grade class who yelled back and forth to each other up all of those tortuous 297 stairs. I had Alex take a picture of me next to a window as proof that I had actually endured the climb. Thankfully the walk back down was faster and easier, but I was glad to break free of that never ending curving prison and take deep breaths of fresh air and wide spaces.
Since it was Heather's last day with us before she had to go back to Denmark, we decided to go shopping in the center, and then visit a modern art museum nearby. The modern art museum itself was a work of art with brightly colored and festive shaped pillars adorning the outside, and a terracotta floor which dipped and sloped, and an indoor rock fountain. My favorite exhibit was that of (Albert Watson) a famous photographer whose works have been featured in major fashion magazines. We dropped Heather off at the train station so she could get to the airport and catch her flight back home.


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Judy, beautiful quilt! I like the idea of the mottled green or rust...a dark color would set off the entire quilt.
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Judy, beautiful quilt! I like the idea of the mottled green or rust...a dark color would set off the entire quilt.
Yes, definitely a very bright color. One of the reddish shades.
Judy, your quilt looks fantastic. I love the quilting pattern because it makes the stars seem to be swirling around the sky. I would probably have the binding match the outer border.
I put together the first 2 rows to see how the sashing will work. The sashing is navy cut at one inch. The seam allowances just nestle in them. Stones are purple. The are in no particular order except that I tried to put them dark/light background every other one.
Florence, it's gorgeous! That is the look I am aiming for too. I may use Marguerita McManus' QAYG method, that adds the joining strips that look like 3/4" sashing but don't add to the size. Plus, I will sandwich and quilt each block first, so that part will be done!
Thank you Nicky. I think I am going to send mine out to be quilted. I am afraid I would screw it up after all this work.
finally finished South Carolina- hubby says this is his favorite to date (of course, so was Ohio, Iowa, Alaska...)
anyway- it did come together beautifully- even the center- makes me smile :)
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Oh Colleen, love the blue.
I finished today too. I like this feathery star pattern.
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Colleen and Sue, very pretty blue blocks!
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In 2001, then Illinois State Senator Barack Obama appeared on Chicago's WBEZ radio program and spoke of how it's okay to bring "economic change through the courts."
"If you look at the victories and failures of the civil rights movement and its litigation strategy in the court. I think where it succeeded was to invest formal rights in previously dispossessed people, so that now I would have the right to vote. I would now be able to sit at the lunch counter and order as long as I could pay for it Id be o.k. But, the Supreme Court never ventured into the issues of redistribution of wealth, and of more basic issues such as political and economic justice in society. To that extent, as radical as I think people try to characterize the Warren Court, it wasnt that radical. It didnt break free from the essential constraints that were placed by the founding fathers in the Constitution, at least as its been interpreted and Warren Court interpreted in the same way, that generally the Constitution is a charter of negative liberties. Says what the states cant do to you. Says what the Federal government cant do to you, but doesnt say what the Federal government or State government must do on your behalf, and that hasnt shifted and one of the, I think, tragedies of the civil rights movement was, um, because the civil rights movement became so court focused I think there was a tendancy to lose track of the political and community organizing and activities on the ground that are able to put together the actual coalition of powers through which you bring about redistributive change. In some ways we still suffer from that."
He continues, "You can craft theoretical justification for it legally, and any three of us sitting here could come up with a rationale for bringing about economic change through the courts."
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WASHINGTON Once again, D.C. United stole the spotlight from the Los Angeles Galaxy.
Last year in RFK Stadium, United held on for a 1-0 win when David Beckham made his long-awaited Major League Soccer debut. This year, as part of a national broadcast doubleheader with the Euro 2008 final, the Galaxy wilted in the heat as United's stars – Marcelo Gallardo, Luciano Emilio and Jaime Moreno – made the ABC showcase their own with a 4-1 win.
For United's Clyde Simms, the TV time was a means to an end for a team that has few league games next month.
"It helps send a message to the other teams that we?re playing better soccer," Simms said.
Beckham and fellow Galaxy star Landon Donovan created good chances at times and combined on the game's best sequence, with Donovan one-timing the ball in the net on an incisive near-post pass from Beckham. But in a clear sign that this day would not be the Galaxy's, the goal was nullified on a close offside call.
The crowd of 35,979 heckled Beckham and Donovan, saving the loudest roar of the game for the late appearance of Ben Olsen, the United captain who has been battling career-threatening ankle injuries. The Barra Brava supporters group held several banners in tribute to Olsen at kickoff.
Both teams' offenses have been much better than their defenses this year, and a defensive blunder helped United take an early lead. Galaxy defender Ante Jazic clumsily barged into former teammate Santino Quaranta from behind in the penalty box. Moreno, MLS' all-time leading scorer, calmly slotted home the penalty kick.
United continued to press the game. A few minutes later, goalkeeper Steve Cronin came up big as Emilio timed a run to perfection and had a clean shot at the Galaxy goal.
Beckham objected to a Moreno foul early in the half, drawing profane chants from the D.C. supporter groups. He put several dangerous passes forward in search of Edson Buddle, but the United defense cleared the danger.
The Galaxy answered on their first shot of the game. Donovan played a ball into the box that United defender Gonzalo Peralta failed to clear. Edson Buddle fought off Bryan Namoff and Devon McTavish and squeezed a shot past the onrushing Zach Wells.
Donovan nearly made it 2-1 in the 30th, taking a bouncing ball in the United box and trying to head it over Wells, but the keeper reached high to slap it away.
Instead, United snapped out of a lull in the 37th minute to retake the lead. Referee Jair Marrufo didn't buy Gallardo's questionable fall in the Galaxy box, but United was rewarded for the no-call when Marc Burch, a first-half substitute for the injured Santino Quaranta, crossed to Emilio. The reigning MVP's well-placed header beat Cronin.
Donovan was furious with Marrufo late in the half when Marcelo Gallardo only got a yellow card for a blatant shot to Donovan's face. While the trainers stopped the flow of blood from Donovan's nose, Marrufo produced a yellow against the Galaxy striker for dissent.
Donovan recovered with a strong 1-on-2 run and nearly produced a spectacular equalizer, but McTavish stayed with the play and deflected the ball.
Aside from Donovan's shrewd run through the United defense that produced a good Zach Wells save and an appeal for a penalty kick, United took control in the second half. Cronin made several strong saves but couldn't stop the onslaught.
Gallardo made it 3-1 in the 60th minute, beating the Galaxy defense to the ball as a cross from Gonzalo Martinez – who battled Beckham to a standstill and outran him several times – bounced awkwardly off Emilio.
Burch nearly dented Cronin's crossbar with a powerful free kick a couple of minutes later. Then the United forwards completely overran the Galaxy defense, with Emilio easily scoring his 10th goal of the year – tied with Buddle after the Galaxy forward's Sunday goal and one behind Donovan in the league's scoring race – off passes from Fred and Gallardo.
Wells made a spectacular leaping save to keep Donovan from extending his scoring lead over Emilio in the last few minutes.
As they did last year, D.C. United fans took advantage of the spotlight to rev up the enthusiasm for their own team. A couple of signs were playful jabs at Beckham, including a "Shouldn't you be in Austria?" banner, referring to the Euro 2008 tournament for which England did not qualify. An English flag in the upper level had "D.C. United" written across the middle.
On United's bench was Quavas Kirk. Last year, when Kirk was with the Galaxy, he was the player Beckham replaced as the crowd erupted for the megastar's MLS debut.
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HHS anti-fraud program to mean new scrutiny, fees for physiciansMarch 4, 2011
Physicians who wish to provide covered services or products under Medicare or other federally sponsored health insurance programs will face more rigorous screening beginning next month, as part of a new U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) effort to crack down on health care fraud and abuse that was authorized last year under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Those who wish to provide durable medical equipment, prosthetics, orthotics, and supplies (DMEPOS) – including eyeglasses – will also be required to pay new $500-plus application fees.
The new screening program is drawing fire from a range of health care practitioner organizations – including the AOA, the American Medical Association (AMA), and the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) – who emphasized during a meeting with key HHS officials last fall that the ACA health reform law specifically exempts physicians from the planned new fees.
"We asked Congress to recognize that physicians who supply DMEPOS as part of their practice should not be subject to heightened scrutiny. We also specifically asked for HHS to recognize that optometrists, ophthalmologists, and opticians who solely supply eyeglasses should not be part of this crackdown," said AOA Advocacy Group Director Jon Hymes.
The new anti-fraud initiative takes effect March 25, 2011. Under the program:
- Practitioners enrolling or re-enrolling to provide covered services under Medicare by filing forms CMS 855I or CMS 855B, or applying to state agencies to provide services under Medicaid or state Children's Health Insurance Programs (CHIP), will be more thoroughly screened to ensure they hold valid professional licenses and National Provider Identifiers (NPIs), they are registered in the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB), they have not been formally excluded from federal health insurance programs, or are not working under an assumed identity (see Box 1).
- Practitioners enrolling or re-enrolling to provide covered DMEPOS – including eyeglasses – under Medicare by filing form CMS 855S, or applying to state agencies to provide health care products under Medicaid or a CHIP, will be subject to site visits by federal officials as well as a new enrollment fee of at least $512 to help pay for them.
Practitioners applying to become DMEPOS suppliers for the first time will also be subject to fingerprinting and criminal background checks.
Because DMEPOS providers must periodically revalidate their enrollment, virtually all will be subject to the increased screening standards and fees over the coming years. DMEPOS providers variously must revalidate enrollment every three or five years, the HHS notes. Fee payments and the mandated checks will be required with each revalidation.
Submission of fingerprints and criminal background checks will be accomplished using the FD-258 fingerprint card, which is recognized as a standard form by law enforcement agencies.
Most local, county or state law enforcement agencies will supply the card and take the fingerprints for a fee, the HHS notes.
The new program was authorized under the ACA last year to help federal officials prevent fraud and abuse by weeding out unscrupulous providers in advance.
In addition to stepped-up provider screening, the legislation gives the HHS new power to track billing trends that could indicate fraud or abuse and immediately halt payment when a credible allegation of fraud is being investigated (see Box 2).
The measures are designed primarily to target large institutional durable medical equipment suppliers that have been determined by HHS to represent a "moderate" or "high" risk for fraud and abuse. Physicians have generally been determined to represent a "low" risk, the HHS acknowledges. Under the new anti-fraud program, doctors who supply DMEPOS will be treated as moderate or high risk for that part of their practice.
"The ACA specifically excluded physicians and nonphysician practitioners from paying the application fee," the HHS notes in its official announcement of the new anti-fraud program in the Federal Register. However, by enrolling as DMEPOS providers under Medicare using the CMS 855S form, physicians effectively classify themselves as suppliers and are therefore subject to higher levels of scrutiny – and fees – under the anti-fraud initiative, even if they have also enrolled as Medicare service providers, the HHS reasons.
During a meeting with key officials at the HHS' Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) last fall, the AOA and other organization representing physicians who sometimes dispense DMEPOS called on the HHS to exempt "dually enrolled physicians" from the higher-level screening requirements and fees.
The AOA specifically asked that eye care practitioners be exempt.
"Ophthalmologists, optometrists, and opticians who only bill as DMEPOS suppliers for post-cataract glasses and lenses should fall into the limited screening level," the AOA noted in formal written comments to the HHS last fall. "Classifying DMEPOS suppliers that are physician-owned as high risk could pose a significant disincentive to office-based physicians to continue offering DMEPOS supplies to their patients. There has been little to no documentation of fraud, waste, or abuse in this category of DMEPOS, and these suppliers should be exempted from the high-risk level of screening."
Physicians who provide DMEPOS under more than one federally sponsored health care program will only be required to pay the application fee once. The fee, or proof of previous payment, will now be required with all Medicare, Medicaid, or CHIP enrollment applications.
When enacted last year, the ACA set the application fee at $500, authorizing increases based on the Consumer Price Index each year thereafter. The fee is set at $512 this year with increases anticipated annually.
A fact sheet on the new anti-fraud measures can be accessed on the HHS' HealthCare Web site at www.healthcare.gov/news/factsheets.
Box 1
New HHS provider/ supplier screening levels
"Limited" level for screening for providers/suppliers
(Includes physician or non-physician practitioners as defined by Medicare)
- Verification of any provider/supplier-specific requirements established by Medicare
- Conduct license verifications, (may include licensure checks across states)
- Database Checks (to verify Social Security Number (SSN); the National Provider Identifier (NPI); the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) licensure; an OIG exclusion; taxpayer identification number; death of individual practitioner, owner, authorized official, delegated official, or supervising physician.
"Moderate" level for screening for providers/suppliers
(Includes currently enrolled DMEPOS suppliers)
- Unscheduled or unannounced site visits
"High" level for screening for providers/suppliers
(Includes prospective [newly enrolling] suppliers of DMEPOS)
- Fingerprint-based criminal history record check of law enforcement repositories
Box 2
New HHS fraud prevention program
New fraud and abuse prevention powers authorized under the federal Affordable Care Act will allow the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services to:
- Create a rigorous screening process for providers and suppliers enrolling Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP to keep fraudulent providers out of those programs. Types of providers and suppliers that have been identified in the past as posing a higher risk of fraud (for example, durable medical equipment suppliers) will be subject to a more thorough screening process.
- Require a new enrollment process for Medicaid and CHIP providers. Under the Affordable Care Act, states will have to screen providers who order and refer to Medicaid beneficiaries to determine if they have a history of defrauding government. Providers that have been kicked out of Medicare or another state's Medicaid or CHIP will be barred from all Medicaid and CHIP programs.
- Temporarily stop enrollment of new providers and suppliers. Medicare and state agencies will be on the look out for trends that may indicate health care fraud – including using advanced predictive modeling software, such as that used to detect credit card fraud. If a trend is identified in a category of providers or geographic area, the program can temporarily stop enrollment as long as that will not impact access to care for patients.
- Temporarily stop payments to providers and suppliers in cases of suspected fraud. Under the new rules, if there has been a credible fraud allegation, payments can be suspended while an action or investigation is under way.


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Global Web Design3854 South Avenue Springfield, Missouri USA
Global Web Design AKA Global Net Designs with Barron & Ryan Hilton Said They Could Custom Design, They Said They Had What It Took, I Contracted With Them For $9000 And They Are NO GOOD ROTTEN CROOKS!! They Have My Money, I have NO SITE and They Have NO Desire To Make It Right!! Springfield Missouri
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In October 2013 I contacted Ryan Hilton, Vice President for Global Web Designs to inquire about a auction type website. I specifically asked if Global could build such a site. He said they absolutely could. I also asked if they could most definitely handle hosting such a website, Ryan said not only could they, but they have their own in house servers and are more than capable to manage a site and would do very good for us.
I provided Ryan with specific custom functionality that I was looking for in my website. He said he was pretty sure they wouldn't have any issues with any of it, but he wanted to check with his lead programmer to be certain and get back with me. I got back with me and said it would be NO PROBLEM AT ALL!
I contracted with Global Web Design in October of 2013 with the understanding they would be custom building the site and we were to have it completed by January. We held up the process with some design decisions and completed them in January. We met with Ryan and his project manager at the end of January to go over the project in detail and they said they had no problem at all and we would be ready to start placing auctions on the site on February 17, 2014. During this meeting, Ryan showed us a pre-built auction module they purchase from Open Cart for the website. It was listed around $149. I questioned why they were doing that when we were supposed to have a custom website. He claimed that it had all of the functionality we needed and it would be fine.
February 17th rolled around and they had still had not even started on our website. We had a meeting and told Ryan that if we didn't see some movement, we would be going somewhere else. So, around March 10th, Ryan provided a web link where they host the sites during building. He told us it was a start, far from complete, but it would give us an idea. He said they had plugged in the auction module, but it was not working right and they were going to have to work out all of the bugs and finish the remainder of the programming, but we could log in and play with it. He provided us with a log in user name and passcode to get into this link that was housed on their server. This was not completed site. We had a lot of trouble even getting to it.
I know enough about this to know they simply bought that module, programmed in our designs and that was it! They did it to buy themselves so more time because we were treating to go somewhere else.
Over the next several weeks, we called, text and emailed trying to get status updates on our site and they just kept saying they were "plugging along and working out the bugs, we should have it done sometime in the next couple of weeks", we got the same answer, over and over every time we asked. After a solid month of this. I called Barron Hilton and told him that we were getting nothing but the run from Ryan and that I was tired of his lies and I want to know what is going on with my site. I told him he had already had all of our $9000 and we were supposed to have launch our site on April 4th and we can not get any straight answers. Barron said that Ryan is not a lier and he didn't know anything about our site, but to get with their project manager because she knows what is going on, not Ryan that Ryan was just the salesman.
We requested multiple meetings with Ryan, the project manager and the programmer on the site and Ryan would not except a meeting. He just kept saying they were working on it and we would have it soon.
On April 16, 2014, I contacted Ryan Hilton via text message and again, we got the same answer, the site wasn't done, they were working out the bugs and that he would be meeting with the programmer on Monday of the following week. I asked him if it would be done on Monday then and he responded with I don't know, we are still working on the bugs.
I had been logging in multiple times a week throughout this entire process since they had given us acess to the server and nothing was changing from the first time we saw it. So I contacted the project manager as Barron had said. I asked her if they were building the site on a different web link, or was it still on the same one they originally gave us. She said it was still on the same one, she went to it and verified it was still it. I questioned her why it hadn't changed when they had been telling me it was being worked on and had the site really been in programming. She told me she didn't know anything about the site and that I would have to check with Ryan. I knew this was not true because she is the supervisor over the programmer working on my site and Barron had already told me she was the one in charge. So again, we are just getting the run around and they have "NEXT WEEK'ED" us all we could take.
On April 17, 2014 I called my credit card company to charge back. We went through every level and Global won their case. I spoke to my credit card company and asked them why they would have ruled in their favor, when I had all of the text messages and screen shots of the site not being finished and the link where they could go to verify. They said they are not a legal process and cannot investigate the site. They could not take any of my pictures or text messages as documentation. Because we had a contract for a site and Barron provided them with that link to the place where they were building the site and an IP address showing I had logged in, to them it looked like we were giving a site. Barron specifically lied to my credit card company claiming I had a site since March 10, 2014 and that he couldn't help that I didn't like the design. I never said I didn't like the design. The site didn't work! PERIOD!
After the charge back case was closed. I requested through Ryan Hilton, who had made initial email contact with me, to have Barron send me in writing how he can say to my credit card company that I had a legitimate website in March. Barron never responded to my request. Two weeks later, I sent Barron this email
From Kelly on June 13th - Barron,You have claimed that I have had a working website since March. I have yet to be able to get into a admin for this site. The timers have not worked on the testing site and you Ryan has not put in any of the content that I sent to him and that he supposedly had done either. We paid you $9000 for this website and I want to know what you are going to do to rectify this situation?
I have made several attempts to get these questions answered with no avail. I have made multiple requests in writing to Ryan, your Vice President, for you to get in touch with me and I have yet to hear from you. I expect you to provide me with some answers to why you do not feel the need to get in touch with me. If these claims are true, then why haven't I've been given an admin? Provide me with the admin and make the site live today. I expect if your claims are true then I should have no problem having a working, fully functioning site up today.
Barron's response is, pay close attention to what is bolded in RED...
On Jun 13, 2014, at 12:44 PM, Barron Hilton wrote:
You've got to be kidding. You have not tried reaching out to me. If you did, I would have received a phone call or a text or a voicemail. You have my
cell number in your cell phone so going through Ryan is absurd.
Immediately before and after the credit card dispute ordeal I tried calling you multiple times and I left multiple voicemails to discuss this. But you
wouldn't call me back. Now you want to talk.
Lori will reach out to you when she is available, it won't be today. Our firm is very busy right now. Had you worked with me and Ryan before the whole credit card dispute ordeal this could have been completed by now. But because of your little stunt, you have wasted 2 months of time.
We will send you the link information, but you will not be wasting any more of our my time. You have lied, wasted my time, and now you have pissed me
Barron Hilton - President
After a heated debate (if you would like to see it, let me know and I'll forward it to you) this was Barron's final email to me...
On Jun 13, 2014, at 4:44 PM, Barron Hilton wrote:
Lori will be sending you a dropbox link with all the web files so you can
do what you want with the website. We have completed our end and the
project is
Barron Hilton - President
I received the dropbox, but it was not a website, it was a bunch of files I had no clue what to do with, so I called another web company and they said that was a horrible thing for them to do and that there would be no way for me, not being a web builder, to know what to do with that. They also said they didn't include any configuration files, but they have reviewed websites they build and wouldn't take on their work because they don't know what they are doing and they wouldn't want to give me a site that was started from them.
So, no site, can't use what we have, Global will not give us our $9000! They also do not have in house servers they can host their client's servers as Ryan had told me. I have submitted a claim to The Missouri Attorney General's office. If you, or someone you know have had similar issues with this company, please let your attorney general's office as well!
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Before Barron wrote this rebuttal he attempted to threaten me to take it down. He was made to take off the same lie rebuttal he put elsewhere bc it's not true and slander. Unfortunately, for him, he can't remove this one. Check with the MO attorney general's office they can verify. I'm not the only complaint filed! What Barron wrote about me is untrue, I was a contracted customer who while waiting for my website to be built sold websites for them, but they couldn't deliver what they were selling, they got their customer's sites hacked, had more problems fixing sites and got some of their customer's sites blacklisted on Google. (If you would like names, I'm happy to provide them) All the while not working one day on my site for 3 months!! I never worked for a competitor and I have all the emails, texts and screenshots to support my claim which is why the MO AG took my case. Unfortunately, there are so many complaints it could take years before anything happens. I'm trying to prevent anyone else being ripped off by this company until then. Instead of Barron doing the right thing, he'd rather spend his time attempting to lie his way out of his unethical and poor business practices.
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by Thomas Ransom, Media Services Student Intern
Before he steps onto the football field, Luke Lippincott follows a constant ritual that some his teammates might find out of the ordinary.
He watches film from practices and games, closes his eyes and then visualizes the offensive line opening a hole for him to break past the defenders. Seconds later, he finds himself across the goal line after a perfectly executed play.
But he does it again, repetitively. His memory muscles sync with the action so when he's out on the field, that one second of hesitation is gone. Instead of being stopped in the backfield, he's dancing his way into the end zone.
Lippincott's psychological approach to the game has made him a better running back at
"We needed a catcher on our little league team and I was afraid to catch. I didn't want to catch," Lippincott said. "The balls were coming at me fast, and my dad (Brian) just sat me down and said I just want you to imagine that you're behind home plate. You have all your gear on and you're protected. The ball comes in and you catch it and you're perfectly fine.'"
Lippincott ranks first in the Western Athletic Conference and 20th in the country in rushing, averaging 115 yards per game. He said the hypnotism isn't like the stereotype seen on TV.
"It wasn't like follow the shiny object,'" Lippincott said. "My dad just kind of talked me through it with a calm voice and that's how he hypnotized me. I used those techniques to calm me down and help me visualize what to do in a game."
His father used visualization to enhance his son's sports performance, helping him become a dynamic force on the ground. Lippincott and his two siblings were the "guinea pigs" of their father's experiment for his doctorate dissertation.
"Of all three of them, he was the most hypnotizable," said Brian, the director of the psychology department at
Brian said the hypnosis involved his son imagining running the ball correctly and then doing the motions while his body rotates between relaxation and intensity for 10 seconds at a time. The technique, progressive muscle relaxation, is generally used for people with anxiety.
"The key thing in football is to relax at a moderate level," Brian said. "Sometimes, people get too pumped up. You have to get that happy medium to be aggressive and not make those mistakes."
With a 6-6 record and a berth to the New Mexico Bowl, the Wolf Pack offense has depended on Lippincott's running attack coupled with quarterback Colin Kaepernick dicing the opponent's defense. No matter who
"It's more of me visualizing myself," said Luke, a psychology major. "When I watch film and I get tackled, I visualize myself breaking that tackle and making a move on the guy to further the run."
Although it may be rare in college football, professionals use visualization continuously.
"It's really stuff like that and just watching professional running backs like Adrian Peterson, for example, and visualizing myself making those moves," Lippincott said. "It's very common in professionals and that's why I like it. I've actually been talking to a lot of players."
Brian said because of the fast action and split-second decision making, it becomes difficult for the brain to act just as fast. Many professional athletes use the same routine to train their memory muscles.
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"I really didn't watch much film, and my dad helped me with the technique of watching myself do it and then closing my eyes and visualizing me breaking the tackles," Luke said of his first season. "I injured myself my first year playing here, so I just sat and watched a lot of tape and visualize practice."
Since then, the rising back has improved immensely and still has one year of eligibility after this season.
"He was in the right system," Ault said when Luke switched to running back. "Our offense has always been an offense that our running backs have had success in. If they run the ball and run hard, they're going to gain a lot of yardage."
Luke's father enjoys his son applying the techniques this year.
"He loves it and he was always happy that I was following in his footsteps by being a psychology major," Luke said. "He's definitely proud of me."
It's almost like a dream come true for Brian watching his son succeed using his father's methods.
"It really does make me proud. As a dad, I pinch myself," Brian said. "To me, he's still my little boy."
Several players have been drawn by Luke's methods. He hopes more of the team will adapt the visualization and hypnotism techniques to become better and more-focused.
"A couple of them ask some questions about it," he said. "They're kind of intrigued by it. It's starting to gain more interest in players and I think next year more people will be doing it."
With the Pack against the Lobos, Luke will get one more chance to dazzle another defense in front of his most devoted fan, his dad.


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Formally rigorous and supremely controlled, this wonderfully designed and costumed biographical drama by the austere and provocative Dumont moves so slowly it can seem to be happening in real time.
In artistic terms, that makes it something of an achievement, but if you are not keenly interested in life in a French mental asylum in the early 20th century, you may find it drags a little (a little bit of watching a madwoman watch a pot boil goes a long way).
Binoche, who makes quite magnificent speeches in long, single takes, turns in work as good as anything she has done in the title role of a woman we would now diagnose with paranoid schizophrenia.
A noted sculptor and sometime lover of Auguste Rodin, she was confined to various institutions for the last 30 of her 80 years; this film, as its title suggests, looks at one of those 30, early in her internment.
It is based on medical records and correspondence, the latter plainly serving as the raw material for dialogue that often sounds forced and stilted.
Dumont has cast wonderful faces in a film that at times looks like the work of a Flemish master. But it feels less like drama than biographical material for those with specialist interest.
Camille Claudel 1915
Stars: 2/5
Cast: Juliette Binoche, Jean-Luc Vincent, Robert Leroy, Emmanuel Kauffman
Director: Bruno Dumont
Running time: 95 mins Rating: M (adult themes) In French with English subtitles
Verdict: Oozes quality but not a lot else.


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BISE Lahore Board 9th Class (SSC-Part I) Date sheet for the year 2013, As from the past record of Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education it is expected that the Date sheet for 9th class will be declared in the month of January as BISE Lahore declared their date sheet before one to two months of the annual exams. As the BISE Lahore annual exam will start in the month March so students can see the date sheet of SSC part-I in first week of January.
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There's some cute little balls of fluff being made at Winterberry Heights in Bangor. They're hats for newborns, and they come, in all sizes.
"Pre-mees up to 8 pounds," says Nancy Driscoll, a lifelong knitter.
The knitting club at Winterberry Heights has spent the last year making hats for the babies at Eastern Maine Medical Center.
"We all were mothers, that's why it means so much to us," Driscoll said.
Nancy Driscoll started the project. She says it's a team effort.
"Most of us knit five inches and then bound off and then others put the pompoms on and sew it up the side," she said.
The ladies made nearly 40 hats to be delivered to EMMC.
"From the time that they're born, immediately after birth we'll put on a hat to keep them warm," says Jennie Ellis, a nurse at EMMC.
Ellis also says the hats aren't just cute, they're key for the babies' development.
"So after airways and breathing, circulation, the basics, that's the next thing we're looking at is temperature, so it's very important to keep our babies nice and warm with hats," Ellis said.
But they give more than just warmth.
"Makes our moms feel better that someone's thinking of them."


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By now, if you spend most of your time on the internet, you probably heard or saw that New York rap group Das Racist has called it quits. And, no, sadly it doesn't appear that they're joking. Last night, Pitchfork reported that the group was scheduled to perform at the On3 Festival in Munich on Saturday night but that Heems (aka Himanshu Suri) performed a solo set instead. During his set, Heems said to the crowd, "You guys wanna know the secret? All right, so I'm going to do some Das Racist songs, but Das Racist is breaking up, and we're not a band anymore." The news was quickly confirmed by group member Kool A.D. via Twitter:
for the record i quit das racist 2 months ago and was asked by our manager not to announce it yet. apparently @himanshu wanted to do it tho.
— KOOL A.D. (@veeveeveeveevee) December 3, 2012
Throughout the night Kool A.D. and Heems responded to fans' laments on Twitter (At one point Heems pointed out, "Chill out the Wrens are still making a new album." True. It's all about perspective.) and the group's hype-man, Dapwell, told Spin the following:
"I was bummed when we actually broke up, when it was done, mostly because it was a way to make money really easily. Now, I probably won't be able to make money that easily ever again… But we had a plan to break up around May. We had just signed this record deal, and we were going to put out one proper album and then go on a farewell tour, release a proper breaking-up statement that could have been really funny, maybe a weird, stupid video. Now, all of that has gone to shit."
Das Racist leaves behind a brief, vibrant legacy, one that probably inspired more music (and more ponderous think-pieces) than we'll ever really know. Though the group rose to viral fame through the ubiquitous YouTube goof/critique-of-capitalism "Combination Pizza Hut And Taco Bell," the guys quickly established themselves as surprisingly ambitious purveyors of freewheeling, allusive and political rap music, releasing two irreverent mixtapes, Shut Up, Dude and Sit Down, Man for free, and one defiant full-length, Relax, released on Suri's ever-growing Greenhead label.
Beyond the group's commentary on race, its free-associative riffing and its prankster spirit, there was always a sense of fun to listening to Das Racist, a feeling that you were being invited to hang out with three really smart dudes who could make fun of shitty TV shows with the same level of intellectual acumen that they brought to a cultural studies class. As they were fond of saying in their songs, they were "complex."
As a tribute to their enduring complexity, here are five things we'll miss about Das Racist.
01. Funny And Serious
Is it funny, or is it serious? Heems, Kool A.D., Dapwell and their like-minded collaborators didn't just walk along this delicate line: They wrote a whole song about it. You'd think that in 2012 people would get that something can have jokes and a sincere point-of-view at the same damn time, but apparently that's a lesson not yet learned. I'm glad Das Racist was around to point out the stupidity of that binary.
02. The Videos
Video game spoofs. Drug-fueled spirit quests. Michael Jackson impersonators. All those great Chillin' Island episodes. Das Racist understood that for a lot of people, music is consumed almost entirely on YouTube, and the group left an often confounding, often brilliant trail of breadcrumbs all over the internet.
03. Interview As Performance Art
Spoiler alert: Most interviews with musicians are really boring. Like, super-boring. Dull questions, canned answers, no sense of spontaneity, etc. Though they could come off as a little cranky at times (and wouldn't you if you were bombarded with Taco Bell-related questions all day?), Das Racist was the best at providing witty, sarcastic and (yep, I'll go there) profound soundbites in interviews. Also, one time Kool A.D. told a New York Times reporter to "Fall back!" We'll always have that.
04. Alienating, Confrontational And Banter-Filled Live Shows
Das Racist was never known as the most consistent live act, but seeing the group was an experience. I saw Das Racist perform during CMJ a couple of years ago, and the main thing I remember is Dapwell saying at various points, "We're Battles." They were obviously pretty uncomfortable on stage, and they were irritated with the audience in the room, going so far as to antagonize the very people who were cheering their names. They got a little more professional as they became more seasoned performers, but they never lost that sense of chaotic spontaneity.
05. The Collaborations
Despite the messy breakup, this is how I choose to remember Das Racist. Included as a bonus track on Mr. Muthafuckin' Exquire's mixtape, "Last Huzzah [Remix]" has come to represent a very specific and possibly important moment in modern hip-hop, a joyful breaking down of boundaries and a goofy celebration of different styles. Also, it's just really funny. Heems declaring himself, "The worst rapper on this track, third coolest," and Kool A.D. saying, "I'm Immortal Technique/I'm Obnoxious/Hella-people telling me to stop it." That's the Das Racist I'll miss: self-deprecating, self-aware and, ultimately, self-defeating.


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Belichick wouldn't be allowed in the door (real geniuses only) and I get in because I work here. I'm sure you would do better than most on your test being orally fixated as you are.
Showed one of the guys your comment. He laughed and said to respond with...you are like the invisible man wearing an ass jacket. Take it off and what's left for people to see is the rest of you.:)
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Thanks for the update. I know lots of folks wondered where you worked. All that good work you do, keep it up!
Flush the rest.
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No problem and thanks....good luck to you and your 5 multiple personalities you post under...sorry to hear you failed the Cheetos play with your johnson while you sleep test
Eat a bag of Cheetos but don't wash your hands afterwards, go to sleep and if you wake up with an orange pecker...
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....as opposed to all the local boys who get orange peckers while he's still awake....
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Club doesn't use Cheetos but Fritos Corn Chips instead.
Crude, rude and lewd will never outweigh a caring dude. Try as you may. Focusing on the facts educates and improves. Bad mouthing only damages the originator.
On a Good news note for those who care. Pastor's lymph nodes came back negative for cancer so it's contained. thank God for answered prayer. Should result in another 20 or so good years, Lord willing.
#47 Oct 13, 2013
Your pastor has man boobs?
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Dear Saggy from Katy, Texas...He seems in excellent athletic shape so I would guess no. He has been seeing an ENT Surgeon who reported his neck lymph nodes were clear of cancer. You seem such a caring individual. Your relatives must be so, so proud of what you've become. An evening with the book of John could introduce you to Christ to cure you of your shortfall, as He has the rest of us. Or you could just continue on your current projected path. As always, the Choice is yours. A Choice you can think back on for eternity. Choose wisely.
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Read a book about jonhs...while dropping a Mensa6...
#50 Oct 14, 2013
Choose wisely....stay away from ancvient fairy tales. And away from little boys in the showers.
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Word to the wise. There is no asbestos or nomex in the lake of fire.
Hell is temporary and will one day be deposited in the lake of fire. Lake of fire is eternal for those who choose not to accept Christ's avoiding hell card. Joke all you want now, but not believing in hell, lake of fire doesn't mean it doesnt exist. Meanwhile prophecy proves beyond any doubt that scripture is Gods Word and it alone can be trusted. You can either trust the truth or make fun of it at your own eternal expense. As always, choice is yours. All we can do is alert you to the "bridge being out". You continue driving to your own death by not paying attention to the signs that are clear for all to see, if only they will look.
As for John, he is described as...the apostle whom Christ dearly loved. Not cool dising Those God has chosen as His own. Foolish in fact. Hoping the scales drop from your eyes and your heart of stone turns to flesh. Still rooting for you.
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Pinching off another Mensa6...
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#53 Oct 15, 2013
A reely cute feller?
#54 Oct 15, 2013
When time is no more and eternity begins, I suspect we won't be seeing you anymore, sad.
#55 Oct 15, 2013
Timmy could potentially make a good to great coach. He has the background and understanding, he like most coaches just can't perform at the level necessary to play the game themselves. Or he could hone his skills someplace other than the NFL and try for a comeback. Coaching seems more plausible.
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He will be inducted into the left handed quarterbacks who only completed 40% of his passes Hall of Fame
Along side another legend....Bobby Douglas
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He may not be a top notch QB but few are. He gave it all he had and had some varied successes at multiple levels. Having been injured seriously enough to negate any further football playing, I know how hard he has worked to get as far as he did. Some make it on talent, most make it on a work ethic unknown to most non-pro athletes. Can't blame a guy for having a dream and going after it. Sadly, for every one that makes it thousands more don't. They feel bad enough in not making it. They don't need you of all people to rub their noses in their failure. They have already attained heights you lack the ability to dream about. Its time some of you clowns wake up. By bad mouthing meteoric attempts of others regardless of their failure, all you do is hilight the mammoth jerks you have become. Hoping you learn and improve your position in life. Until them you remain grouped with the losers in life. Escape while you can.
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Comedy writer Corey Nickerson has signed a two-year overall deal with ABC Studios to develop new projects and staff on series. This past season, Nickerson co-created and co-wrote with Don't Trust the B—- creator Nahnatchka Khan the Fox comedy pilot Fatrick, directed by Nat Faxon and and Jim Rash. Before that, Nickerson, repped by CAA and Michael L. Schenkman, served as a co-executive producer on Don't Trust the B—-. Her credits also include Scrubs and My Boys.
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What did she do again? Signings like this are the reason ABC Studios has no returning comedies
I don't know, she wrote for A LOT of awesome shows. Sounds worth it.
Not true, they have Cougar Town returning.
It's better than the Andrew chambling announcement a few weeks ago. The guy ruined Buffy and proved he probably he never even watched the series. Also his work is mediocre at best and he defines failing upward. Proves who you know not what you can do.
Corey's the real deal. Great on the page and great in the room. Her skills as a writer are only matched by her skills on the softball field.
I've written on shows with Corey, she is funny, great with character and has a facile story mind, if ABC leaves her alone in the development process she will do great work.
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Another Count von Count clip was added to youtube last night and I'm unsure whether it goes on this page or the miscellaneous one. In it, the Countess pays him a visit at his castle, and together they watch a show called "Twenty Something" starring themselves and featuring Prairie Dawn. Which page should we put it on? You may want to watch it on youtube before you decide. Garrettk41 18:44, 15 February 2009 (UTC)
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- Yeah, well it starts in the castle, but most of it is shown in the show they are watching themselves, which doesn't take place in the castle. That's why I'm not sure. Garrettk41 15:36, 16 February 2009 (UTC)
- That doesn't really make a difference. Any skits that involve the castle as an on-screen setting go here; there's a bunch of mostly recent bits where the Count watches a TV show in his castle (only, like "24," he's usually not in the show itself). Miscellaneous is only for skits which clearly cannot be grouped anywhere else. -- Andrew Leal (talk) 04:08, 17 February 2009 (UTC)
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